Amta, Aṃṭā, Āṃṭa, Āṃṭā: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary1) Aṃṭā (अंटा) [Also spelled anta]:—(nm) a ball; pill (as of opium or bhang); small shell or kauri:; spool of thread; (somebody’s) clutches; turn; ~[guḍaguḍa], ~[citta] dead-drunk, excessively intoxicated; [aṃṭe para caḍhanā] to fall into the clutches (of.).
2) Aṃta (अंत) [Also spelled ant]:—(nm) the end, termination; result, conclusion; mystery, secret; ~[hīna] unending, endless; —[pānā] to discover the secret of; —[bananā] to have a good end; —[bigaḍanā] to have a tragic finale; —[bhalā so bhalā] all is well that ends well; —[lenā] to extort the secret.
3) Aṃta (अंत) [Also spelled ant]:—[rdhvaṃsa] (nm) sabotage; ~[rdhvaṃsaka], ~[rdhvaṃsī] saboteur.
4) Āṃta (आंत):—(nf) see [aṃtaḍī; —utaranā] to suffer from hernia; [āṃteṃ kulakulānā/kulabulānā] to be extremely hungry.
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Starts with (+406): Amtaa, Amtaa, Amtaa, Amtaa, Amtabbhava, Amtabhaumma, Amtabheu, Amtabhrrama, Amtaddhana, Amtadi, Amtagan, Amtaganisu, Amtagasu, Amtagaya, Amtahkalaha, Amtahkalamka, Amtahkalina, Amtahkalusha, Amtahkalushacitta, Amtahkalushacitte.
Ends with (+890): Abbhunnayamta, Abhikkanta, Abhimamta, Abhinaamta, Abhinaijjamta, Abhinikkhanta, Abhiyamta, Abhyamta, Abjinikamta, Acanta, Acaravamta, Accanta, Acchayamta, Acchippamta, Adakavamta, Adanta, Adatasamamta, Addissamta, Adeshasiddhamta, Adrishtavanta.
Full-text (+5): Anta, Antya, Amtas, Antar, Antas, Antra, Sakshya, Andband, Sakshy, Trishna, Ant, Trashna, Gangala, Saitana, Shaitan, Chit, Cita, Icce, Appa, Ala.
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