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कटना kaṭnā(from the trans. kāṭnā, q.v.), v.n. To be cut, be clipped; to be reaped; to be cut off, be amputated; to be killed (in fight);—to be retrenched, to be diminished; to be deducted (from); to be spent, to be squandered; to be spent or passed (as time, life, etc.); to cease, to come to an end, be put an end to; to be interrupted; to pass away; to disappear, vanish; to dissolve, melt (as snow, ice, etc.); to be wiped or blotted out, be effaced or obliterated, be forgiven (as sins);—to come out, to be extracted (as colour from cloth, etc.);—to be ashamed, be abashed; to be consumed with jealousy, etc.:—kaṭ-jānā, v.n. intens. of and=kaṭnā:—kaṭ-rahnā, v.n. To be cut off, be severed or sundered, be intercepted, be divided, be separated (from); to be stopped up (as a road infested with robbers, etc.);—to be spent, be consumed, be squandered, etc.:—kaṭ-kar ćalājānā, To cut and run, to slink away.
Origin: Hindi