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Marathi-English dictionary

Source: DDSA: The Molesworth Marathi and English Dictionary

ucala (उचल).—f (ucalaṇēṃ) An assault; a falling upon. v kara. 2 Reviving; regaining of vigor (of a repressed disorder, repelled enemy &c.) v khā. 3 Inciting, instigating, urging, encouraging, persuading. 4 Raising, restoring, reëstablishing (a bankrupt &c.) 5 unc Raising (in the literal sense) by a combined or vehement effort. 6 (In dividing an estate &c.) A portion of land given in exchange for some portion (or for a well, or for permission to use it) fallen to the lot of some other of the sharers. 7 Monies borrowed from various quarters, or at different periods, or taken up, from time to time, from one's own banker. v ucala, phēḍa: also so bor- rowing or so taking up of monies. v kara. 8 Seizing and dunning; catching up and harassing for payment. v kara, lāva g. of o.

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ucalā (उचला).—m C (ucalaṇēṃ) A certain stone in the temples of Durga, or of the village deity. A person desirous of consulting the idol upon some point endeavors, after proposing some terms, (that the stone shall be heavy or light &c.) to raise this stone. Its preternatural weight or levity affords the solution.

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ucāla (उचाल).—m & ucāla jāṇēṃ P (The cā is cha.) Preferably ucchāla & ucchāla jāṇēṃ.

Source: DDSA: The Aryabhusan school dictionary, Marathi-English

ucala (उचल).—f An assault. Reviving. Inciting. Raising.

context information

Marathi is an Indo-European language having over 70 million native speakers people in (predominantly) Maharashtra India. Marathi, like many other Indo-Aryan languages, evolved from early forms of Prakrit, which itself is a subset of Sanskrit, one of the most ancient languages of the world.

See also (Relevant definitions)

Starts with: Ucala-orala, Ucalabangadi, Ucalacavada, Ucaladevara, Ucalai, Ucalala, Ucalala Samsara, Ucalali-jibha-lavali-talyala, Ucalam, Ucalanem, Ucalani, Ucalapangadi, Ucalasancala, Ucalatappu, Ucalattam, Ucalattu, Ucalatu, Ucalau, Ucalaucala.

Ends with: Bhucala, Caucala, Cucala, Ducala, Hataucala, Igucala, Kucala, Mahamucala, Mucala, Rurucala, Sucala, Ucalaucala.

Full-text: Dumani, Sukhaca Vanta, Duhkhaca Vanta, Rundha, Bagalanta, Hataucala, Karyabhaga, Jadaparadem, Paija, Hatticem Madem, Belabhandara, Goti, Bhoga, Dumala, Daiva, Araba, Tali.

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