دهار

धार dhār (rt. धृ ), s.m. lit. 'Supporting, support'; a hollow tree inserted in the mouth of a well (in the Tarā`ī) to keep it from falling in;—a sudden shower, a sprinkling of rain;—end, boundary, limit;—debt (=uddhār, q.v.);—s.f. A continuous line, a line, lineament; a line or chain (of mountains, etc.); edge (of a sword, etc.); sharpness;—flowing, flow, stream, current; a line or stream of descending fluid (as milk from a cow, etc.; hence), a stream of milk, milk; a libation:—dhār-bāćhh, s.f. An even or general distribution of charges, rates, etc.:—dhār-par (or pe) mārnā, v.t. To disregard, contemn, despise, scorn (cf. dhār-mārnā):—dhār-dār, adj. & s.m. Edged, sharp;—an edged or sharp tool or weapon:—dhār-dhurrā, or dhārdhūrā, s.m. Boundary (between two villages); boundary formed by a stream:—dhār dharnā(-par, or -kī), To give an edge (to), to sharpen;—to winnow:—dhār denā, To give a stream of milk, to give milk:—dhār rakhnā= dhār dharnā, q.v.:—dhār kaṛhnā= dhār nikālnā, q.v.:—dhār kirnāor kir-jānā, v.n. The edge to be turned or to become jagged:—dhār-kalān, s.f. Mainstream, principal channel:—dhār lenā(-kī), To receive, or to drink, milk as it streams from the teat:—dhār mārnā(-par), To pass urine, to make water (on); to despise, scorn, etc. (see dhār-par māṛnā):—dhār nikālnā(-kī), To milk;—to produce an edge (on), to sharpen.