كھوٹا

खोटा khoṭā[khoṭ, q.v.+S. अ+कः], adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), False, base, counterfeit, spurious, forged; debased, alloyed,adulterated; faulty, defective, deficient;—false, unreal, untrue, insincere; perfidious, treacherous, deceitful, dishonest, fraudulent; base, corrupt; vicious, immoral, wicked, undutiful evil, bad, sinister; malignant, malicious, spiteful;—a false or perfidious man, a traitor; a wicked person, etc.:—khoṭākharādekhnā, To distinguish (or separate) good from bad:—khoṭībāt, orkhoṭī-kharī, Foul language, abuse:—khotīsunānā, or khoṭīkharīsunānā(-ko), To abuse, to use bad language to:—khoṭīkarnā(-meṅ?), to alloy, adulterate; to vitiate, mar, spoil; to act falsely (to), play (one) false; to do harm or mischief (to):—khoṭīkahnā, To speak ill (of), speak against, backbite, abuse.