بڑا

बड़ा baṛā[S. वृ ƨ+कः; वडः], adj. (f. -ī), Large, great, big, vast, immense, huge; grand, noble, high, exalted, eminent; grown up, old, senior, elder; superior, supreme, principal; grave, serious; vital, essential, important:—adv. Very, excessively, exceedingly:—baṛāabbā, s.m. Uncle; father-in-law; (slang) an astute fellow, consummate knave:—baṛā ādmī, s.m. Great or rich man; man of eminence or rank, grandee:—baṛāafsar, s.m. Superior officer, head of a department:—baṛābāṅṭne-wālā, s.m. (Math.) The greatest common measure (syn. maqsūm-ilaih `āz̤am):—baṛābol, s.m. Boasting, tall talk, self-applause:—baṛābhā`o, s.m. A kind of appraisement; money borrowed at a very high interest:—baṛābeṭā, s.m. Elder son:—baṛādarja, s.m. High rank or station; dignity, consequence, importance, distinction: baṛādin, s.m. Great, or long, day; Christmas day:—baṛārasta pakaṛna, v.n. lit. 'To take the long journey or road'; to die:—barāsamundar, s.m. The ocean:—bārāsāhib, s.m. Great man; chief civil functionary; a resident (at court):—baṛākār-ḵẖāna, s.m. Large workshop, or establishment; extensive business;—baṛākarnāor kar-denā, v.t. To enlarge, increase, angment, lengthen; to exalt, promote; to extinguish (a light=baṛhānā):—baṛākonā, s.m. Obtuse angle (syn. zāwiya-ě-munfarija):—baṛāghar, s.m. Large house or building; grand house; great, rich, or noble house or family:—baṛānām, s.m. Great name or reputation;—baṛānām karnā, v.n. To acquire a great name, win a great reputation, become famous:—baṛoṅ(obl. pl. of baṛā), the great; grown up people, etc. (see baṛe);—baṛoṅ-meṅmilnā, v.n. To be grown up; to associate with elders or seniors, or with the great:—baṛe, barebuṛhe, baṛe-log, s.m. pl. Grown-up people, elders, seniors, superiors; the great, the eminent; forefathers, ancestors:—baṛīasāmī, s.m. Great man, person of high position or rank;—s.f. High appointment; high position:—baṛībāt, s.f. Great matter, important thing or affair; difficult affair;—baṛībāt hu`ī, A great thing has been accomplished;—intj. thank Heaven!:—baṛībahu, s.f. Elder son's wife;—a wife who is older than her husband:—baṛībī, s.f. A form of address to an elderly or respectable woman:—baṛīgoṭī, s.f. Cow-pox, the rinderpest:—baṛe miyāṅ, s.m. Old man;—master of the house;—intj. Aged sir! reverend sir!