اندهيري अन्धेरी andherī
H اندهيري अन्धेरी andherī, adj. fem. of andherā, q.v.;—s.f. Darkness, obscurity; blind or blinkers for a horse; a horse covering which also covers the eyes:—andherī jhuknā, v.n. To be overcast; to lower; darkness to set in:—andherī denā, andherī ḍālnā, v.t. To blindfold; to blind, hoodwink, deceive, impose upon.
اندهيرا अन्धेरा andherā
H اندهيرا अन्धेरा andherā [S. अन्ध+कार+कः], adj. & s.m. (f. -ī), Dark, obscure, sombre, dim;—darkness, obscurity, gloom, shadow; cloudiness; haze, mist:—andherā ćhoṛnā, To keep out of the light (of anyone):—andherā-sā, adj. Somewhat dark; very dark; sombre, shady, dusky; hazy, misty:—andherā karnā, v.t. To make dark, to darken, obscure, overshadow, cloud; to cast a shade or gloom over; to extinguish (a light); to obstruct light, stand in the light of:—andhere-ujāle, adv. When the darkness is illumined by the moon, &c.; late at night and early dawn; at twilight:—andherī koṭhrī, s.f. Dark chamber; black hole; (met.) stomach; womb; secret chamber; mysteries of nature; mystery, enigma;—andherī koṭhrī-kā yār, s.m. A secret lover:—andhere ghar-kā ujālā, s.m. lit. 'The light of a dark house,' an only son; a very beautiful child or person:—andhere muṅh, adv. lit. 'When the face is indistinguishable owing to darkness'; when there is not sufficient light to see clearly, at the first dawn of day, very early in the morning (also muṅh-andhere).
