Ambiguity: Although Chehara has separate glossary definitions below, it also represents an alternative spelling of the word Cehara.

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Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Chehara in Hindi refers in English to:—(nm) face, countenance; mask; front; -[mohara] lineament; —[utarana] to be downcast, to be in low spirits; —[khimca hona] to appear in a tense mood, tension to be writ on the face; —[khila uthana] the face to glow up/to brighten up, to cheer up; —[pila pada/ho jana] to turn pale, to lose lustre;—[phaka ho jana] to grow lustreless, to be put out of countenance; —[sapheda ho jana] to grow anaemic; to lose lustre; [cehare ka ramga uda jana/ka ramga phaka ho jana] to get out of countenance, to lose facial lustre; [cehare para baraha bajana] to have a face as long as a fiddle; [cehare para shikana na ana] to maintain complete composure, to show no facial signs of tension, to be absolutely unruffled; [cehare para havaiya udana] to be struck with panic; to lose colour, to be despirited; [cehare se badamashi tapakana] to have the gallows in one’s face; [cehare se manahusiyata tapakana] to have a sinister appearance..—chehara (चेहरा) is alternatively transliterated as Ceharā.

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