کتر कतर katar v.n. fr. katarnā
H کتر कतर katar (v.n. fr. katarnā), s.f. Cutting, clipping, &c. (used chiefly in comp.);—kattar or katar, s.f. A fillet:—katar-bhed, s.m. pl. Artifices, wiles, tricks, feints, stratagems, manœuvres:—katar-byoṅt or beʼoṅt, s.m.(f.?) Cutting out (clothes); cutting and clipping; cuttings, deductions; thrift, parsimony; illicit picking, overcharge, peculation;—(met.) meditation; anxiety, disquiet; consultation:—katar-byoṅt-se, adv. By cutting and clipping; by careful management or contriving; by hook or by crook, &c.:—katar-byoṅt karnā (kā or -kī?) To cut out; to cut and clip, to retrench, to deduct (from); to pick and filch, to practise peculation, to purloin;—to plan, devise, contrive.
کوٿر कोटर koṭar
H کوٿر कोटर koṭar, s.m. A kind of greens or vegetable.
قيتار qītār Gr. κιθάρα arabicized
A قيتار qītār (Gr. κιθάρα arabicized), s.m. A guitar.
قطر qut̤r v.n. fr. قطر 'to tie in a line,' c.
A قطر qut̤r (v.n. fr. قطر 'to tie in a line,' &c.), s.m. Diameter (of a circle); diagonal (of a square, &c.); cord (of an arc):—qut̤r-ě-dāʼira, The diameter of a circle:—niṣf-qut̤r, s.m. Radius (of a circle).
کٿار कटार kaṭār
H کٿار कटार kaṭār [S. कट्टारः], s.m. A dagger with a broad straight blade, the hilt of which comes up on either side of the wrist, and which is grasped by a cross-bar in the centre; a dagger, poniard, stiletto, dirk:—kaṭār-bandh, s.m. One who carries a dagger, an assassin:—kaṭār bhoṅknā, or kaṭār mārnā (-ko), To put a dagger into (one), to stab.
