Ijjata: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryIjjata (इज्जत):—(nf) prestige; honour; respect; —[utāranā/bigāḍanā/lenā] to insult, to put to disgrace; to humiliate;—[khāka/dhūla/miṭṭī meṃ milā denā] to lay one’s honour in the dust;—[khonā/gaṃvānā] to be disgraced, to lose one’s honour or dignity; —[denā] to confer dignity or honour (on); to lose honour;—[para āṃca ānā] one’s honour to be in jeopardy; —[para hātha ḍālanā] to try to violate the chastity/honour of;— [becanā] to barter/sell off one’s honour; —[meṃ pharka ānā,—meṃ baṭṭā laganā] to have one’s reputation or character sullied;—[lūṭanā] to make a criminal assault on; to ravish; to put to disgrace.
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See also (Relevant definitions)
Starts with: Ijjata-aunu, Ijjata-garnu, Ijjata-gumaunu, Ijjata-linu, Ijjata-rakhnu, Ijjatadara, Ijjatavala.
Ends with: Beijjata, Dagdhamrijjata, Hrijjata, Jaijjata, Nijjata, Pacatabhrijjata, Pachatabhrijjata.
Full-text: Ijjata-garnu, Hataka, Izzat-ounu, Hatak, Izzat-rakhnu, Daulata, Daulat, Daka, Ba, Be.
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