اچاٿ उचाट ućāṭ, उच्चाट uććāṭ
H اچاٿ उचाट ućāṭ, उच्चाट uććāṭ [S. उद्+चाटित, rt. चट्], adj. Driven away, caused to disappear; banished; scared, terrified; bewildered; wild-looking; separated; alienated, estranged; displeased, offended; dissatisfied; indifferent; weary (of); disgusted (with); disheartened; sad, sorrowful;—s.f. (S. uććāṭana), Driving away; banishing; breaking (as sleep); separation, estrangement, alieṅation; terror, scared look or appearance; longing to be separated; vexation; sadness, sorrow; weariness; disgust:—ućāṭ khānā, v.n. To be alienated or estranged; to be scared; to feel aversion, weariness, disgust, &c.:—ućāt lagnā, v.n. To be scared, terrified, &c.; to be averse (to); disgusted (with); weary (of), &c.:—ućāṭ honā or ho-jānā, v.n. To be driven away, banished; to be alienated, &c. (=ućāṭ khānā, q.v.); to be displeased or offended (with -se), be disgusted (with), &c.
اچيت अचेत aćet
H اچيت अचेत aćet [S. अ+चेतः], adj. Destitute of consciousness; unconscious; inanimate; insensible; senseless; fainting; out of one's mind; thoughtless; heedless, careless, regardless; inattentive; off one's guard; negligent; forgetful; stupid:—s.m. A thoughtless, or stupid person, &c.:—aćet honā, v.n. To be thoughtless, be insensible (to); to become or be insensible, or in a swoon, &c.
