s. f, High, lofty, tall, steep; loud;—s. m. Tweezers, used by barbers and shepherds and the like for extracting thorns from the feet;—ad. High, high up, (a top):—uchchá hatth rahiṉá, v. n. To have the upper hand; to be superior to or over any one or any thing; to exceed, to excel:—uchchá darjá, s. m. High rank or dignity:—uchchí dukáṉ, s. f. lit. An elevated or good shop; a famous, respectable, or well-known shop:—uchchí ját, s. f. High caste:—uchhí níwíṇ tháṇ, s. f. Rough uneven ground:—uchchá sunṉá, v. n. To be hard of hearing:—uchchí sur nál gáuṉá, v. n. To sing in a high key:—uchchí uchchí, ad. Loudly.