Umta, Ūṃṭa, Uṃṭa: 1 definition
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Source: DDSA: A practical Hindi-English dictionaryŪṃṭa (ऊंट):—(nm) a camel; ~[gāḍī] a camel-driven cart; ~[vāna] a camel driver; ([dekhie]) —[kisa karavaṭa baiṭhatā hai] (let’s) wait and watch/see how things turn out; —[kī koī kala sīdhī nahīṃ hotī] to be unsymmetrical through and through/all round;—[kī corī aura jhuke-jhuke/nihure-nihure] to try to conceal the conspicuous; —[ke muṃha meṃ jīrā] a drop in the ocean; —[caḍhe kuttā kāṭe] misfortune has long arms for the unlucky; —[nigala jāyeṃ duma se paraheja kareṃ] to challenge a lion and fear a lamb; —[makkā ko hī bhagātā hai] water finds its own level.
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See also (Relevant definitions)
Starts with: Umtadavanu, Umtagu, Umtaha, Umtalala, Umtambane, Umtanu, Umtappa, Umtappan, Umtata, Umtati.
Ends with (+9): Adigumta, Aimumta, Amtakumta, Aniumta, Aunta, Bhaumta, Byaumta, Edegumta, Gahumta, Gaumta, Ghumta, Ghunta, Gunta, Jumta, Kamtukumta, Karaumta, Khumta, Kunta, Lunta, Parcugumta.
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