Kamta, Kāṃṭā, Kamtā, Kāṃṭa: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary1) Kāṃṭā (कांटा):—(nm) a thorn, spicule; fork; hook; fishing hook; prong; balance; the tongue of a balance; hands of a watch; the process of testing the correctness of a multiplication sum; bone of fish; obstacle; —[nikalanā] to have an obstacle removed; to be relieved of a lingering agony; —[honā] to be reduced to a skeleton, to wither away; to act as an obstacle; [kāṃṭe kī taula] exact in weight; [kāṃṭe bichānā] to pave somebody’s way with thorns; [kāṃṭe bonā] to sow seeds of distress or misfortune; [kāṃṭoṃ kā tāja] lit. a crown studded with thorns —an authority difficult to wield; [kāṃṭoṃ kī seja] a bed of thorns; [kāṃṭoṃ para loṭanā] to writhe in pain; to be overawed by jealousy; [kāṭoṃ meṃ ghasīṭanā] to embarrass (by undue exaltation/praise/respect).
2) Kāṃta (कांत) [Also spelled kant]:—(nm) husband; (a) lovely, pleasant; pleasing.
3) Kāṃtā (कांता) [Also spelled kanta]:—(nf) wife; sweetheart; (a) beloved; lovely; —[sammita upadeśa] a curtain lecture.
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See also (Relevant definitions)
Starts with (+60): Kamtaamta, Kamtabalamapaka, Kamtabhikshe, Kamtacamca, Kamtachamta, Kamtacodane, Kamtadarshi, Kamtadhruva, Kamtadhruvasuci, Kamtadivataka, Kamtaga, Kamtagola, Kamtaguna, Kamtaia, Kamtaijjamta, Kamtaila, Kamtailla, Kamtajala, Kamtajavabu, Kamtaka.
Ends with (+67): Abhikkanta, Abjinikamta, Ahikanta, Aikkamta, Akkanta, Alokkamta, Ambakamta, Anekanta, Anokkamta, Anukamta, Anukkamta, Anukkamta, Appadikkamta, Asokamta, Avakanta, Avakkanta, Ayahkanta, Ayaskanta, Bhukamta, Brahmakanta.
Full-text (+5): Kanta, Kamtaka, Kant, Kantak, Seiya, Takara, Sukhna, Lakshmi, Keel, Sahi, Ghulana, Ghulna, Sukhana, Sury, Kila, Surya, Badan, Chandra, Badana, Camdra.
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