سیدها

सीधा sīdhā[Prk. िसƨओ; S. िसƨ+कः], adj. (f. -ī), Straight, direct, even; to the point; close (as a translation); point-blank; opposite, facing; erect, upright; accurate, correct, right, proper, excellent; plain, simple, artless; easy (to be accomplished, etc.); straightforward, honest, fair, candid; quiet, gentle, tractable; favourable, kind; right (hand); auspicious, lucky;—adv. Directly, straight, etc.;—s.m. Undressed victuals, provisions; forage; a settled allowance;—a charge made for provisions or supplies (to travellers, etc.);—sīdhābanānā(-ko), To make straight, to straighten; to set right, to regulate, to correct; to tame, train, teach ( =sīdhākarnā):—sīdhā-sādhā, adj. Simple, artless, etc. (=sīdhā):—sīdhā-saććā, adj. Simple and straightforward:—sīdhākarnā, v.t. To straighten; to smooth, plane; to rectify, to adjust, correct, set right, put to rights, make proper; to chastise; to tame, train, teach;—to level (a gun); to take aim:—sīdhāhonāor hojānā, v.n. To be or become straight, to come right, to be on the right path; to be rectified or corrected; to be chastised; to be tamed, be trained:—sīdhīrāh-se phirnā, To deviate from the straight path, to go astray:—sīdhī-sādī'ibārat, s.f. A plain and simple style:—sīdhesubhā`o, adv. Naturally; in a straightforward manner, in all honesty:—sīdhīsunānā(-ko), To speak plainly (to), to rate (one) soundly; to abuse roundly or in set terms:—sīdhīt̤araḥ, adv. In a direct or straightforward manner, fairly, honestly; smoothly, softly, quietly; civilly, respectfully.