Idhara: 1 definition
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Idhara 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 Idhar.
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryIdhara (इधर) [Also spelled idhar]:—(adv) this side, this way; here;-[udhara] here and there; •[karanā] to shilly-shally; to throw into disorder or confusion; to disarrange; -[udhara kī] random (fact etc.); -[udhara kī hāṃkanā] to beat about the bush; to gossip;—[kī udhara lagānā] to indulge in backbiting; to create strife;—[kī duniyā udhara ho jānā] to have an impossibility materialised; —[kuāṃ udhara khāī] between the devil and the deep sea, between the Scylla and the Charybdis;—[yā udhara] this way or that;—[se udhara karanā] to turn topy-turvy; to displace.
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Starts with: Idharatidhara, Itaram, Itaran, Itaravitaram.
Ends with (+83): Abhidhara, Adridhara, Agnidhara, Agnidhra, Aryashridhara, Ashrutidhara, Ashtamurtidhara, Ashtamurttidhara, Asidhara, Avanidhara, Bahidhara, Bhatta prithvidhara, Bhidhara, Bhogidhara, Bhrikutidhara, Bhumidhara, Bhuridhara, Bidhara, Bodhaprithvidhara, Candasidhara.
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