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

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Hindi dictionary

Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionary

Patthar in Hindi refers in English to:—(nm) stone; (fig.) hardhearted; heartless, unfeeling (person); —[ki khana] a quarry; ~[cata] a kind of grass; a kind of snake; stingy (person); ~[phoda] (said ironically) a stone-dresser; ~[baja] one who pelts/throws stones (at); ~[baji] pelting of stones, stonethrowing; —[ka kaleja/dila/hridaya] stony heart, unfeeling heart; —[ka chati] unmoving heart; unwavering will; —[ki lakira] indelible mark; unfading/invariable truth; —[padana] to be damned, to be ruined/undone; pouring down of hails: —[pade] (an abusive term) be you damned/doomed!; —[para duba jamana] lit. emergence of grass on stony surface—an impossible phenomenon to occur; —[pasijana/pani hona/pighalana] blood out of a stone, pity from the pitiless; a stony heart to be moved; —[mare bhi na marana] to be disgraced and still alive; to live in disgrace; —[sa khimca marana/phemka marana] to say (something) bluntly; to be bluntly frank, to be insultingly curt; —[ho jana] to be petrified, to be devoid of sensation/sensibility; to become insensitive; to become heartless/unfeeling..—patthar (पत्थर) is alternatively transliterated as Patthara.

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Starts with (+2): Patthar chati, Patthar-chatti, Patthar-suva, Patthara, Pattharagadha, Pattharagadhi, Pattharakala, Pattharakoila, Pattharana, Pattharanta, Pattharapatra, Pattharaphoda, Pattharati, Pattharavala, Pattharchatta, Pattharcur, Patthari, Pattharika, Pattharila, Pattharitva.

Full-text: Patthar chati, Patthar-suva, Patthar-chatti, Patthara.

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