سکهانا सुखाना sukhānā caus. of sūkhnā
H سکهانا सुखाना sukhānā (caus. of sūkhnā), v.t. To cause to dry or dry up; to cause to wither; to cause to pine away or become emaciated; to cause to evaporate; to dry, to dry up; to parch; to evaporate; to wither; to emaciate; to kill:—sukhā-denā, v.t. Intens. of and=sukhānā.
سوکهنا सूखना sūkhnā
H سوکهنا सूखना sūkhnā [sūkh˚ = Prk. सुक्ख(इ) or सुक्खे(इ), fr. S. शुष्क], v.n. To dry, dry up; to evaporate; to be parched; to wither, to pine away, languish, fall away, to become emaciated; to shrivel, to dwindle;—to be kept waiting, be kept out in the cold:—sūkh-jānā, v.n. intens. of and=sūkhnā.
سوکهنا सोखना sokhnā caus. of sūkhnā, q.v.
H سوکهنا सोखना sokhnā (caus. of sūkhnā, q.v.), v.t. To soak up, dry up, drink or suck up, absorb; to drink largely, to guzzle.
سيکهنا सीखना sīkhnā
H سيکهنا सीखना sīkhnā [sīkh˚ = Prk. सिक्ख(इ)=S. शिक्ष(ते), rt. शिक्ष्], v.t. To acquire knowledge; to learn, acquire; to master:—sīkh-lenā, v.t. intens. of and=sīkhnā:—sīkhne-hārā, s.m. Learner, student.
سکهانا सिखाना sikhānā caus. of sīkhnā
H سکهانا सिखाना sikhānā (caus. of sīkhnā), v.t. To teach, instruct, inculcate; to advise, prompt, suggest to; to admonish, reprove, correct, discipline, chastise:—siknā-aena, v.t. intens. of and=sikhānā:—sikhāne-wālā, sikhāne-hārā, s.m. Teacher, instructor, tutor, admonisher, &c.
