اٹھانا

उठाना uṭhānā[caus. S. उद्+ःथा], v.t. To lift, take up, raise, raise up, elevate, hoist; to take up (anything held sacred) for the purpose of swearing by it, to swear by; to take up (one's effects, etc.) preparatory to moving or marching, (hence) to close work, break up; to put away, pack up; to start, set off, etc.; to rear, rear up, bring up, train, educate; to hatch, breed; to produce, invent, fabricate; to erect, build up, construct; to rouse (from sleep), to awaken; to support, bear, carry; to take upon oneself, bear the burden or responsibility of, undertake; to undergo, experience, suffer, endure; to incur (risk, expense, liability, etc.); to contract (debts); to obtain goods on credit (from, -se); to derive, acquire, get, gain, obtain (as the result of labour); to enjoy; to pick up; to gather in (as a harvest); to withdraw, remove (from, -se); to bear or carry forth or away, make off or away with, to steal; to cause to disappear or vanish, to consume, dispose of, dissipate, squander; to take away or remove (from the world), to translate; to clear or clean up; to finish, prepare; to efface, erase, expunge;to abolish, do away with; to eject, expel; to raise up (so as to be seen), to exhibit; to throw up, cause to rise or fly (as a paper-kite or a pigeon); to set apart, put aside (for any purpose):—uṭhā-biṭhānā, or baiṭhānā, v.t. To lead astray, cause to err; to excite, stir up, instigate:—uṭhā-denā(intens. of uṭhānā), v.t. To lift up, raise up; to cause to vanish; to efface; to consume, dissipate, squander; to remove; to eject; to abolish; to make over, give, bestow, etc.:—uṭhā-rakhnā, v.t. To take upon oneself, bear the burden or responsibility of; to put by:—uṭhā-lenā, v.t. To take up, raise, lift up; to pick up; to take off (from, -se), to remove (from); to undertake the management or care of (see uṭhānā, of which uṭhālenāis an intensive):—uṭhā-le-jānā, v.t. To run off or away with, to carry off; to abduct, kidnap.