s. m, load, a burden, weight:—bhár chaṛháuṉá, v. a. lit. To put one under a burden; to make one under an obligation, to oblige:—bhár chaṛhṉá, v. n. lit. To be under burden; to be under obligation, to be obliged:—bhár utárná, v. a. To help to set down a load or burden, to get rid of a burden or responsibility; to discharge or perform one's duty; to redeem, to deliver from; to make atonement:—bhár utháṉá, v. a. To lift up a burden; to be responsible for another; to help another:—bhár vichch áuṉá, v. n. To be conceited, to be proud; to show unwillingness to do something for another so that he may promise to help in one's own emergency and need; or to rouse in him a feeling of gratitude:—bhár vaṇḍḍṉá, or vaṇḍáuṉá, v. a. lit. To divide a burden; to help one; to relieve one from responsibility; to assist one in distress:—múṇh de bhár ḍiggṉá, v. n. To fall on the face or headlong; to lose the whole of one's property.