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Dictionary matches for ".chl"

REKHTA DICTIONARY

chhe

छेچھ

Sanskrit

six

chhaa

छाچھا

overcast, overshadow

chhii

छीچھی

Sanskrit

filth, faeces, usually in baby-talk, sound of sneezing

chhe

छ:چھے

six

PLATTS DICTIONARY

چال चाल ćāl v.n. of ćālnā = ćalnā, q.v.

H چال चाल ćāl (v.n. of ćālnā = ćalnā, q.v.), s.f. Motion, movement, gait, walk, carriage; pace (of a horse); a move (in chess, &c.); course, procedure, process, mode, method, manner, fashion; rule, practice, custom, usage; conduct, behaviour, habit; breeding, politeness; means, expedient, plan, scheme, device, artifice, manœuvre, trick, stratagem; a metre; a tune, an air;—a kind of fish:—ćāl pakaṛnā (-), To follow the course, or practice, or fashion, &c. (of); to adopt the custom, &c. (of); to become current, to prevail:—ćāl-ṭhīk ćakkar, s.m. A balance-wheel (of a watch):—ćāl ṭhīk karnā (-), To regulate (a watch, &c.):—ćāl-ćalan, s.f.m.(?), Behaviour, conduct, demeanour:—ćāl ćalnā, vn. To behave, act, conduct oneself; to practise tricks or deception (on, -se), to behave deceitfully (towards):—ćāl dikhānā (-), To show the paces (of); to go away, be off:—ćāl-ḍhāl, s.f. Gait, motion, procedure; manners, behaviour, deportment; breeding, politeness; fashion, make, frame:—ćāl milnā (-), To get (at); to smell a rat:—ćāl-meṅ ānā (-), To fall into the scheming (of), to be tricked or deceived (by).

چال चाल ćāl

H چال चाल ćāl, s.f. A colour (in horses), roan (cf. ćāṅglā).

چل ćil contrac. of ćihal or ćihil, q.v.

P چل ćil (contrac. of ćihal or ćihil, q.v.), adj. Forty.

چل चल ćal imperat. of ćalnā

H چل चल ćal (imperat. of ćalnā), intj. Be off! &c.:—ćal-pare, ćal-ćaṭak, ćal-ćaḵẖe, ćal-dūr, intj. Be off! away! begone! avaunt!

چيل चील ćīl

H چيل चील ćīl [Prk. चिल्लो; S. चिल्लः], s.f. A kite, Falco cheela:—ćīl-jhapaṭṭā or jhapṭā, s.m. 'Swoop of a kite'; a boy's game (something like the game of bear-baiting):—ćīl jhapaṭṭā karnā or mārnā, To pounce upon in the manner of a kite, to snatch:—ćīl-dāṅgar, adj. & s.m. (colloq.), Having long shanks;—long-shanks:—ćīl-kā paṭṭhā, s.m. (colloq.), 'The young of a kite'; a stupid or foolish person.

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