ابهارنا उभारना ubhārnā
H ابهارنا उभारना ubhārnā [ubhār˚ = Prk. उब्भारे(इ) or उब्भार(इ)=S. उद्भारय(ति), caus. of rt. उद्+भृ], v.t. To raise up, plump up; to take up, lift; to cause to be unladen, to unlade (a cart or boat); to discharge (cargo), unship; to remove, bear away, carry off, run away with; to steal, kidnap (in these senses the more common form is ubhār-le-jānā); to rouse, stir up, incite, excite, instigate, induce, persuade; to raise up, place beyond the reach of danger or harm; to save, rescue, deliver from trouble of any kind), release, liberate, set free.—ubhār-lānā, v.t. To unload and bring;—to incite, induce, work upon, persuade, win over, seduce, draw over; to procure, obtain.—ubhār-le-jānā, v.t. To carry off, bear away, &c. (see above).
ابهرنا उभरना ubharnā
H ابهرنا उभरना ubharnā [S. उद्+भृ; see the trans. form ابهارنا ubhārnā], v.n. To rise, swell, be inflated; to come out fully, be developed; to rise up, form (as a pustule); to spring up, shoot, grow, increase, flourish; to run over, overflow; to be or become excited or inflamed, &c.; to feel the sexual passion; to be puffed up, be conceited; to rise from a sick bed; to recover from trouble or misfortune; to rally; to take oneself off; to take leave, depart; to make one's escape, to steal away; to come to light, be discovered or exposed, become public; to be unloaded, unladen, emptied (as a cart or boat).—ubhar ānā = ubharnā in most of its significations.—ubhar ćalnā, To be on the rise or increase; to run over, overflow; to become puffed up, vain, or conceited; to be gaining strength (after sickness, &c.), be convalescent; to be improving; to progress favourably.
ابهرانا उभराना ubhrānā caus. of ubharnā
H ابهرانا उभराना ubhrānā (caus. of ubharnā), v.t. To cause to overflow, to fill to overflowing, &c. (cf. ubhārnā, of which it is another form).
