v. a, To descend, to alight, to halt, to encamp, to put up; to decrease, to pass over, to go off, to fall off, to decay; to lose freshness; met. to die (used of a child who dies before being weaned); to be taken or swallowed; to become incarnate; to be revealed; to arrive, to reach; to land, to disembark;—akkhán wichch lálí uttarṉá, v. n. To turn red with rage (eyes):—bálak uttar jáṉá, uttarṉá, v. n. To die, to expire, to perish (a child):—chihrá uttarṉá, v. a. To fail in health, to change colour, to turn pale; to be emaciated, to grow thin:—daryá uttarṉá, v. a. To decrease, to ebb to fall (river):—duddh uttarṉá, v. a. To have or get milk in the udders or breasts:—bájú uttarṉá, v. n. To be displaced or dislocated an arm:—gálíáṇ, uttarṉá, v. n. To fall foul of, to quarrel, to abuse, to fight:—gussá uttarṉá, v. a. To decrease, to abate (anger):—pesháb uttarṉá, v. n. To come away, to issue or flow (urine):—uttar puttar hoṉá, v. n. To become free from debt:—púrá uttarṉá, v. a. To stand an examination, to pass a test:—raṇg uttarṉá, v. n. To become dull or faint, to fade, to lose colour:—roṭí uttarṉí, v. n. To be cooked (bread):—sudá uttarṉá, v. n. To come to one's senses:—táp or nashá uttarṉá, v. n. To go off, to recover (from fever or intoxication):—wajír uttarṉá, v. n. In chess for a pawn to acquire the rank of the queen.