Amdhera, Aṃdhera: 1 definition
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Amdhera means something in Hindi. If you want to know the exact meaning, history, etymology or English translation of this term then check out the descriptions on this page. Add your comment or reference to a book if you want to contribute to this summary article.
Alternative spellings of this word include Andher.
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary1) Aṃdhera (अंधेर) [Also spelled andher]:—(nm) outrage; wrong; anarchy, complete lawlessness or mismanagement; ~[khātā]/[gardī] pretty kettle of fish, anarchical state of affairs, complete lawlessness or mismanagement; —[nagarī] a maladministered and lawless state or town etc.; •[caupaṭa rājā] a confused ruler, a chaotic state.
2) Aṃdherā (अंधेरा):—(nm and a) darkness; dark; —[guppa]/[ghuppa] pitch dark; black out; —[pākha] the dark half of the month; —[ujālā] prosperity and adversity;—[gaharāye to saverā ho] the darkest hour is that before the dawn; —[chā jānā] darkness to be thickened, to be enveloped in darkness; to be overwhelmed by gloom (due to some terrible emotional shock etc.); [aṃdhere ghara kā ujālā] an only son; a very handsome child; [aṃdhere muṃha] at the first dawn of the day; [aṃdhere meṃ chalāṃga lagānā] to leap into the dark; [aṃdhere meṃ ṭaṭolanā] to grope in the dark; [aṃdhere meṃ tīra māranā] to strike in the dark, to strike without taking an aim; [aṃdhere meṃ rakhanā] to keep in dark.
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Ends with: Pamdhera.
Full-text: Ghuppa, Andher, Ciraga, Chirag, Char, Cara, Amkha.
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