اونٹ

ऊं ट ūṅṭ[S. उंि], s.m. Camel:—ūṅṭbiṭhānā, To make a camel lie down in order to load it:—ūṅṭ-ćaṛhe kuttākāṭe, (prov.) 'The dog bites one who is mounted on a camel,' i.e. Misfortune has long arms for the unfortunate:—ūṅṭ-kaṭārā, s.m. A thistle of which camels are fond, Echinops echinatus:—ūṅṭ-gā`o, s.m. Giraffe:—ūnṭ-wān, s.m. Camel-driver (syn. sār-bān).