uccaṭ

Dictionary meanings for uccaṭ from Apte and Monier-Williams.

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uccaṭ

Normalized lookup: uccat

Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary

1 P. To go away, disap- pear. Caus. 1 To scare or drive away, expel.

2 To destroy, root out; Bh. 3. 129; N. 3. 7.

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Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary

(ud-caṭ) P. -caṭati (pf. -cacāṭa) to go away, disappear BhP. v, 9, 18: Caus. P. -cāṭayati, to drive away, expel, scare Pan5cat.; BhP.; Bhartr2. 021321 173,1 30304 m. ruining (an adversary), causing (a person) to quit his occupation by means of magical incantations Mantram. 021322 173,1 30305 mf (I) n. ruining (an adversary) 173,1 30306 m. N. of one of the five arrows of Ka1ma kāma Vet. 173,1 30307

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