آڑا

आड़ा āṛā[S. आ+वर+क], adj. (f. -ī), Interrupting, interposing; opposing; obstructive; cross, transverse, oblique, crooked:—āṛā-ṭeṛhā, adj. Cross, peevish; displeased:—āṛītāl, s.f. A sort of striking of the foot, a person's striking his extended foot on the ground whether whilst moving along or whilst standing still:—āṛī-ṭeṛhī, s.f. Opposition, contrariety, perverseness, obstinacy; peevishness, crossness:—āṛīḍālnā, āṛīkarnā, To obstruct, check; to oppose, cross, thwart:—āṛīdīwār, s.f. Transverse wall; a wall made to stop a way:—āṛīsangal, s.f. A chain thrown across to obstruct:—āṛe (or aṛe)ānā, v.t. & v.n. To come between, intervene, interpose; to shield, protect, shelter, screen;—to come under shelter, to be protected:—aṛe hāth (or hāthoṅ) lenāor lelenā(-ko), To fold the arms round, to embrace, hug; to clutch, gripe; to pull up; to vanquish, overcome (as in wrestling); to fall foul of; to rebuke, chide; to revile; to shame, disgrace, humiliate:—āṛe honāor hojānā, To be or become crooked or bent; to bend or double oneself.