اچها अच्छा aććhā
H اچها अच्छा aććhā [S. अच्छ], adj. (f. -ī), Good; serviceable; useful; fit; excellent; nice, fine;—sound; hale; healthy; salubrious (as climate); genuine, pure, unadulterated;—pleasant, pleasing, agreeable; amiable, kind benevolent, humane; virtuous, righteous; well-behaved;—clever, skilful (workman);—proper, suitable, fitting;—favourable, propitious; lucky, fortunate; happy; prosperous;—reasonable, moderate, cheap;—fertile, productive (soil):—adv. Well, correctly, properly; nicely, finely; opportunely;—yes, very good, very well, all right; granted; true; quite right:—interj. Well! very good! very well! how fine! well done! bravo! capital! all right!:—aććhe, aććhe aććhe, s.m. pl. The good; superiors; great men; men of birth, rank or learning, &c.;—forefathers, ancestors:—aććhī t̤araḥ, aććhī t̤araḥ-se, adv. Well, properly, carefully; in a fitting manner, suitably; abundantly; so as one could wish, satisfactorily; adequately:—aććhe-se aććhā, adj. The best of all; the very best:—aććhā karnā, v.t. To do good; to do well or right;—to make (one) well, to restore to health, heal, cure:—aććhā kar-denā, v.t. To restore to health, heal, cure:—aććhā kahnā, v.t. To say yes; to pronounce or call good; to speak well of (-ko):—aććhī-kahī, interj. Well said! how fine! what next!:—aććhā lagnā, v.n. To be pleasing, agreeable or palatable, to please; to appear pretty or becoming, to look well; to become, befit, suit; to afford pleasure (to); to derive pleasure or enjoyment (from), to enjoy, relish; to have a good effect, prove beneficial, to benefit:—aććhā honā, or ho-jānā, v.n. To become or get well, to recover; to be healed or cured; to be in good health.
