v. n, To open, to be opened, to be loosed, to untie; to be let loose, to get loose; to be disentangled; to be untied, to be unbuttoned, to be unfolded; to be known to every one (a report); to be set free, to become free from restraint or control; to be cleared, to be lost money; to cut open the head; to be dissolved (a marriage); to have sexual intercourse for the first time (a young prostitute); to move (in chess); to be cut or opened (a passage or road); to be expanded, to be enlarged; to be disclosed, to be revealed; to be manifest; to be clear (sky, mind); to brighten up; to look well, (colour), to become; to begin, to commence; to be set up, to be instituted, to be established; to become intimate or familiar; to be encouraged, to lose one's shyness (jhakk):—khullh ke baiṭhṉá, khullh ke jháṛe jáṉá, áuṉá, v. n. To sit at ease:—jabáṉ khullhṉí, v. n. lit. To be loosed (one's tongue); to begin to talk; to use harsh words, to abuse, to be foul-mouthed:—khullh ke, ad. Openly, freely, at leisure, to one's satisfaction.