اونچا

ऊं चा ūṅćā, = H اونچ ऊं च ūṅć,[S. उच्च+कः], adj. (f. -ī), High, lofty, tall, raised, elevated, exalted, eminent; steep; above, upper; loud (as a voice):—ūṅć-nīć, uṅć-nīć, adj. High and low, having ups and downs, uneven, rough; undulatory;—s.f. Unevenness, inequality, undulating ground; ups and downs (of life), vicissitudes; ins and outs, pros and cons (of a matter), particulars:—ūṅćābol bolnā, v.n. To speak in a loud voice; to talk proudly or boldly:—ūṅćā ćaṛhnā, v.n. To mount high, ascend or soar; to be high up; to rise to eminence, attain to high rank:—ūṅćāsunnā, ūṅćāsunā`īdenā, v.n. To be hard of hearing:—ūṅćā-kānī, s.f. Deafness:—ūṅćā-nīćā, adj. & s.m. (f. ūṅćī-nīćī) = ūnć-nīć, q.v.:—ūṅćākarnā, v.t. To raise, hoist, uplift, exalt, elevate:—ūṅćāhāth rahnā(-kā), To have (one's) power, affluence, etc. continued to one (to be always in a position to give), to remain or continue in the position of a lord or superior; to have the upper hand; to excel:—ūṅćī āwāz, s.f. Loud voice or tone; high note:—ūṅćīdūkān, s.f. A grand or fine shop; great show:—ūṅćīgānā, ūṅćīlenā, To sound one's own praises; to praise one's own wares; to demand a high price:—ūṅće bol-kāmuṅh nīćā, The proud ones are brought low:—ūṅće sur-se gānā, To sing in a high key.