Dictionary meanings for uddhā from Apte and Monier-Williams.
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Apte Sanskrit-English Dictionary
I. 3P. Ved. 1 To abandon or expose (an infant).
2 To set up, erect, build. II. 3 A. 1 To go or move up- wards, rise (as the sun, dust &c.); yato rajaḥ pārthivamujjihīte R. 13. 64; Mu. 4. 21; Bk. 18. 27; N. 22. 45, 55.
2 To go away from, depart; ujjihānajī- vitāṃ Māl. 10.
3 To raise; śirasā yūpamujjihīte Kāty.
4 To throw up, knit (as eyebrows); Bk. 3. 47.
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
(ud-dhā) P. (Subj. 2. pl. -dadhātana) to erect (kapṛth/am) RV. x, 101, 12; to expose (an infant) S3Br. iv, 5, 2, 13. 023017 189,1 33119 m. the seat of a carriage AV. viii, 8, 22; S3Br. xii, 2, 2, 2; TBr. 189,1 33120 m. an earthen stand on which the Ukha1 ukhā rests S3Br.; Ka1t2h. 023018 189,1 33121 mfn. erected, raised, built up AV. ix, 3, 6; ix, 42, 2; S3Br. 189,1 33122
Monier-Williams Sanskrit-English Dictionary
(ud- hā) A1. -jihīte (p. uj-j/ihāna RV. v, 5, 1 = AV. xiii, 2, 46;, see also below) to go upwards, move upwards, rise up RV.; AV. viii, 7, 21; VS.; TBr.; BhP. &c; to open (as a door) RV. ix, 5, 5; to go out or away, start from, leave RV. v, 5, 1; Das3.;... mfn. (pres. p., see above) 189,1 33125 m. pl. N. of a people VarBr2S. 14, 2 189,1 33126 f. N. of a town R. ii, 71, 12. 023021 189,1 33127
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