English Meaning of adavata or tha

Meaning of 'adavata or tha'

n An unsquared piece of timber; a rough beam. 2 A cross beam or a bar; a timber laid or fixed crosswise. 3 m The central portion of a natha (nose-ring),--the string or stem bearing the three gems (viz. two pearls and one ruby). 4 n The threads crossing the warp, the weft or woof. 5 n The middle slip of a goni or bullock grain-sack, running betwixt its two mouths. 6 n A pole running across (behind) the wheels of a cart, as a sort of lock-wheel (on descending a hill). The wheels rub against it.

Meaning of अडवट or ठ

n An unsquared piece of timber; a rough beam. 2 A cross beam or a bar; a timber laid or fixed crosswise. 3 m The central portion of a नथ (nose-ring),--the string or stem bearing the three gems (viz. two pearls and one ruby). 4 n The threads crossing the warp, the weft or woof. 5 n The middle slip of a गोणी or bullock grain-sack, running betwixt its two mouths. 6 n A pole running across (behind) the wheels of a cart, as a sort of lock-wheel (on descending a hill). The wheels rub against it.

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