Tutana, Ṭūṭanā: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryṬūṭanā (टूटना):—(v) to break, to be broken; to be fractured; to be shattered; to have twitching pain (as [deha]—); to be on the wane; to be dissolved (as [sājhedārī]—); to fail (as [baiṃka]—); [ṭūṭa-phūṭa] wear and tear, breakage, breach; damage; [ṭūṭā-phūṭā] broken; damaged; decrepit, worn out; [ṭūṭa paḍanā] to attack; to pounce; to come down suddenly on; to jump upon, to pounce upon, to come down on; to fly at (upon); [ṭūṭī-phūṭī] broken, imperfect (as •[bhāṣā]).
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Starts with: Tutanai, Tutanam, Tutanan.
Ends with (+1): Accukattutana, Bamtutana, Bututana, Catutana, Edavattutana, Huttutana, Jigututana, Kumtutana, Moratutana, Namtutana, Nemtutana, Nitutana, Oramtutana, Oratutana, Patutana, Sugumtutana, Tettutana, Toltutana, Tottutana, Uddurututana.
Full-text (+34): Manobala, Grahaka, Manobal, Murccha, Riyaja, Parivara, Parivar, Ridha, Saugamda, Sambamdha, Grahak, Sambandh, Chimka, Baju, Phalaka, Bhram, Bhrama, Gajaba, Asha, Bukhara.
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