اتار utār S̱. s. m. Descent, declination. اتار دینا utār denā, To bring down; (met.) to disgrace, to dishonour.

اتارا utārā S̱. (from اتارنا utārnā, q. v.) s. m. A descent, crossing or passing (over a river, &c): an answer: cast off clothes: disgrace, degrada- tion: ransom, self-devotion.

اتارن utāran S̱. 1. s. f. A fragment. 2. See اتارنا.

اتارنا utārnā S̱. (caus. of اترنا) v. a. 1. To cause to alight or descend, to bring down; to degrade. 2. To cause to pass over, to convey over. 3. To take off, to strip off, to tear off, cut off or break off (a portion of any thing), to unload, disem- bark, dismount, discharge. 4. To make a re- turn or recompense. اتاري هوئي utāre hūʼe, En- gaged with a desperate resolution in any enter- prise (metaphor taken from cavalry, who dis- mount to fight on foot with a determination to

استتار istitār A (inf. viii. of ستر Heb. He concealed) s. m. Concealment.

اوتار अवतार अव and r. तृ Cross, pass ava-tār S. vulgarly autār, s. m. Descent, espe- cially of a deity from heaven; incarnation. (The Hindūs reckon the following ten avatārs of the God Vish̤ṇu: 1. मत्स्य matsya, A fish: 2. कच्छप kachchhapa, A tortoise: 3. वराह varāha, A hog: 4. नृसिंह nr̤i-singha, A man- lion: 5. वामन vāmana, A dwarf: 6. परशुराम parasurāma: 7. राम rāma: 8. बलराम ba- larāma: 9. बुद्ध buddha: 10. कल्की kalkī).

اکتارنا uktārnā H v. a. To promote, to forward.

بستار bistār S (विस्तार from वि and r. स्तृ Spread) s. m. Spreading out, abundance, co- piousness, prolixity, diffusion.

بستارنا bistār-nā S̱. v. a. To spread out, to extend, to diffuse.

بهتار bhatār भर्त्ता S̱. s. m. A husband.

تاتار tātār P s. m. A tartar.

تاخت تاراج tāḵẖt-tārāj P s. m. Assault and plun- der, depredation, devastation. تاخت وتاراج کرنا tāḵẖt o tārāj karnā, v. a. To ruin, to depopu- late.

تار tār P s. m. f. 1. A thread. 2. A wire, the string of a musical instrument, a chord. 3. Darkness, obscurity. 4. The warp or threads placed lengthwise in weaving a piece of cloth. تارباندهنا tār bāndhnā, To continue or repeat an action without interruption. تارٿوٿنا tār ṭūṭnā, To be disjointed, to be separated. تارعنکبوت tār-i-aﻌnkabūt, Cobweb. تارکش tār-kash, s. m.

تار tāri S̱. s. f. See تالي tālī.

تارا तारा tārā S s. m. 1. A star. 2. The ap- ple of the eye. 3. n. pr. The name of the wife of Rājā Bali. تاري توڙنا tāre toṛnā (dakh. i. q. مکرکرنا) To practise deceit. تاري گننا tāre ginnā, To count the stars, i. e. to get no sleep. تارامنڐل tārā-manḍal, The starry sphere.