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टकसाल ṭaksāl[S. टङ्क+शाला], s.f. A mint, assay office:—ṭaksāl-bāhar, adj. & s.m. Not bearing the mint stamp (coin); unidiomatic, unchaste, obsolete, barbarous (words, etc.); uneducated, unpolished, rude;—coin not stamped at a mint; etc.:—ṭaksāl ćarhnā(-par), To bear the mint stamp;to be educated or polished; to be void of shame, to be brazenfaced:—ṭaksāl-kāphūṭā, ṭaksāl-kākhoṭā, adj. lit. 'Broken or spoiled in the mint'; spoiled or mutilated in the birth; spoiled or corrupted in the parents' home, or in early training, etc.; base-born; ill-bred, badly trained or educated.
Origin: Hindi