maØhavarð			Hindi Idioms
saùKyaa	maØhavarð	English Equivalent	Meaning in English
1	Aùga-Aùga XÜXnaa		To have pain in the whole body
2	Aùga-Aùga Zilaa h<naa	To be dog tired	To be very tired, worn out
3	Aùga-Aùga maØskanaa	Smiling from ear to ear.	To be exceedingly happy
4	Aùga CÜnaa		To promise solemnly, to swear in oath
5	Aùga lagaanaa		To hug
6	Aùgaarð ugalanaa	To breathe fire	To say harsh words
7	Aùgaar<ø par paòr rKanaa	To walk on fire	To undertake a dangerous task, to take risk
8	AùgaÜYa edKaanaa		To say “no” at a crucial juncture; to not listen to someone
9	Aùjar paùjar Zilað h<naa	To be dog tired; to be old	To be very tired, worn out; to become unable physically due to old age.
10	AùDað ki lak_i		The only hope of old age, the only support in a difficult time
11	AúDaðrð Gar ka ujaalaa		The only child; the only good son
12	A]la ka dØSmana		An absolute idiot
13	AVla kð Ga<_ð d>_anaa		To think many kinds of thoughts and opinions (in solution of a problem)
14	A]la kð paiCð laaYi elayað ePrnaa	Dumb as a brick!	To perform a task wrong even after being explained, to keep on doing stupid acts.
15	AVla cakranaa		To not understand what to do next
16	A]la carnað calai jaanaa		To commit a stupid act; to not think before acting
17	A]la par patTar pa_naa	Few bricks short of a load?	To not act wisely, to not understand anything
18	Agar magar krnaa		To stall
19	Apanaa ullaÜ saiDaa krnaa		To manipulate toget one’s work done
20	Apanaa saa maØúh laðkr rh jaanaa		To feel shame after being defeated in a contest or fight
21	Apanai Apanai Zpalai Apanaa Apanaa raga		Every individual has his own life and activities to pursue.
22	Apanað paaúva par kØlha_i maarnaa	To shoot oneself in the foot	To harm one’s own self
23	Apanað maØúh emayaaú emaXÎYÜ bananaa	To sing one's own praise	To praise one’s own self
24	Arð baapa rð !	Holy cow!	To exclaim in surprise, shock or fear.
25	AaúKa ka taara h<naa	To be the apple of someone’s eye.	Used when some, especially a child, is very dear to someone.
26	AaúKa ki paØtalai h<naa	To be the star of someone’s eye	Used when a person is very dear to someone.
27	AaúKa ki ekrekri h<naa	To rankle in the eye.	Used when a person just can’t stand someone else.
28	AaúKa emaca>nai ka Kaðla		To hide and seek, to be not available easily
29	AaúKa maðø KaXknaa		To dislike someone or something.
30	AaúKaðø KaØla jaanaa. AaúKaðø Ka<la dðnaa		To become alert after finding out the truth./To open someone’s eyes to the reality of things.
31	AaúKaðø caar h<naa		To look at someone in the eye.
32	AaúKaðø edKaanaa		To be furious with someone
33	AaúKaðø naicai h<naa		To feel ashamed
34	AaúKaðø PXnaa		To be amazed or astonished
35	AaúKa<ø ka taara		Loved one
36	AaúKa<ø kð saamanað AúDaðra Canaa		To feel great sadness.
37	AaúKa<ø maðø DaÜla Ja<øknaa	To pull a fast one	To betray someone; to cheat someone
38	AaúKa<ø maðø samaanaa		To like something or some very much.
39	AaúKa<ø sað A<Jala h<naa		To disappear, to run away
40	Aaúca na Aanað dðnaa		To not allow any harm to happen, to protect completely
41	AaúDai kð Aama	Windfall gains	Something that one gets without trying for it
42	AakaSa-paataala Ok kr dðnaa	To leave no stone unturned, to move heaven and earth	To spare no effort
43	AakaSa-paataala ka Antar h<naa	To be as different as night and day	To have a great difference; diametrically different
44	Aaga maðø Gai Ralanaa	To add fuel to fire	To incite more flames, to incite more anger
45	Aaga-babaÜlaa h<naa		To become very angry
46	Aagað kØAaú, paiCð KaaI h<naa	To be in between a rock and a hard place	To be surrounded by difficulties on all sides
47	AaXð-dala ka Baava maalaÜma h<naa		To come to one’s senses
48	AaDaa taitar, AaDaa baXðr h<naa		To be without uniformity and harmony
49	Aapað sað baahr h<naa		To loose one’s temper completely; to completely loose one’s control in temper
50	Aasamaana esar par uYanaa		To create great commotion
51	Aasamaana sað egarnaa KajaÜr maðø AXknaa	To jump from the frying pan into the fire	To unwittingly get deeper into trouble while trying to escape it.
52	Aasamaana sað zamaina par egarnaa		To come face to face with reality after living in an imagined world.
53	Aastaina ka saaúpa h<naa	Snake in one's bosom	A person who is friendly outside but is an enemy in his own heart; Someone who harms by becoming one of the group
54	EþX sað EþX bajaanaa		To destroy completely
55	Id ka caaúd h<naa	Once in a blue moon?	To be rare in appearance
56	uúgalai pak_kr pahØúcaa pak_naa		To ask for a foot when given an inch; to gradually take over
57	unnaisa-baisa ka fkü h<naa	Six of one half a dozen of another	To have minor difference
58	ulXi gaùgaa bahanaa	To swim against the current	To go against tradition; to do something way out of the left field
59	ulXi-saiDai saØnaanaa	to wrap someone’s knuckles	To chastise someone
60	Upar ki saaúsa Upar A>r naicað ki saaúsa naicað rh jaanaa	To turn to stone by fear	To become paralyzed by shock or fear.
61	Ok hi Taalai kð ca¬ð-ba¬ð h<naa	Like two peas in a pod	To be very similar in nature; used especially to denote collusion or similarity between two erring parties.
62	O_i-ca<Xi ka ja<r lagaanaa
63	O_i-ca<Xi ka pasainaa Ok krnaa	To leave no stone unturned	To make herculean efforts
64	kccaa-eca­a Ka<lanaa	To spill the beans	To reveal a secret
65	kccað eKalaa_i na h<naa		To be a seasoned player in the game, to be an experience person
66	kmar ksanaa		To get ready for a difficult task; to make a commitment
67	kmar XÜX jaanaa		To become disheartened, to become incapacitated in meeting a challenge, to be convincingly defeated.
68	krma maðø bada h<naa		To be written in fate; destined to happen.
69	klaðjaa YùRa h<naa		To finally receive peace (after a revenge), to attain contentment
70	klaðjað maðø tair laganaa		To be hurt emotionally
71	klaðjaa maØúh k< Aanaa	I had my heart in my mouth	To feel very anxious
72	kaúXð ebaCanaa	To put in harms way	To create difficulties and obstacles; to wish ill of someone
73	kagaza kalað krnaa		To write useless things
74	kaX< ta< KaÜna nahiø		To become paralyzed by fear
75	kana ktarnaa / kana kaXnaa		To be excessively clever, to leave someone way behind in cleverness
76	kana ka kccaa h<naa		One who believe anything; one who takes criticism of others to be true
77	kana pak_naa		To make a vow not to do something again
78	kana par jaÜú na rðøganaa		To not listen despite being asked repeatedly
79	kayaa palaX h<naa		To change diametrically; To take a totally new form, to transform
80	kala kð gaala maðø calað jaanaa	To bite the dust	To die
81	kØAaú Ka<dnaa		To plot someone’s destruction or plan to make them fail
82	k<I caara na h<naa		To have no options or solutions left, to have no way out.
83	k<lhÜ ka baòla h<naa	To lead a dog’s life	To work hard daily for a pittance.
84	KaXaI maðø pa_naa		A work that stops because of obstacles; a project that remains incomplete
85	Kari ba<lanaa		To speak the truth even when harsh.
86	Kari-Ka<Xi saØnaanaa		To abuse someone verbally, to use harsh language.
87	KaØda na Kaastaa	Keep fingers crossed	Used to signify a situation of uncertainty where something undesirable can happen.
88	QaØSai ka eYkanaa na rhnaa		To be exceedingly happy.
89	KaÜna ka pyaasaa h<naa	To thirst for someone’s blood	To be an enemy that wants to kill
90	KaÜna-pasainaa Ok krnaa		To work very hard; to leave no stone unturned
91	gaùgaa ekDar k< bah rhi hò ?		To gauge the course of events.
92	ga_ð maØdðü uKaa_naa	To reveal skeletons in the cupboard	To bring up old and forgotten events.
93	gadüna par savaar h<naa		To keep after someone, to relentlessly pursue someone for what one wants
94	galaa Pa_ kr ecallaanaa	To yell at the top of one's lungs	Used when someone screams at the top of their voice.
95	gaagar maðø saagar Barnaa	To state in a nutshell	To say a lot in very few words
96	gaala bajaanaa		To boast, to inflate gossip
97	egaregaX ki tarh rùga badlanaa		To change one’s opinion frequently; to change sides frequently
98	gaØ_ ga<bar kr dðnaa		To spoil something that is almost done
99	gaØ, gaØ_ caðlaa SaVkr		Used when the student surpasses the accomplishments of his teacher.
100	Ga_<ø paanai pa_naa		To be totally ashamed
101	GaaX-GaaX ka paanai epayað h<naa		To be widely experienced
102	Gai kð edyað jalaanaa		To celebrate
103	GaØXnað Xðk dðnaa		To surrender, to admit defeat
104	Ga<_ð baðcakr sa<naa	To sleep like a log	To sleep soundly without any worries
105	caalaak kvvaa h<naa		To be exceedingly clever
106	ecaknaa Ga_a h<naa	To be thick skinned	To be a person who never feels shame (despite misdeeds)
107	caØXki maðø namak pak_naa		To dream too big for one's capacity or ability.
108	caØllaÜ Bar paanai maðø RÜba marnaa		To be very ashamed
109	ca<r-ca<r ma>saðrð BaaI		Used to convey a negative connotation of similarity of characteristics, and possible collusion,  between wrong doers.
110	ca<lai damana ka saa saaTa h<naa		To be inseparable; to be bosom buddies; to be very harmonious and compatible.
111	CVkð CÜXnaa		To be defeated
112	CYi ka dÜDa yaad Aanaa		To be in such a bad state as has never happened in life before; to be in a very sorry state
113	Catai par maÜúga dlanaa		To be close to or near someone, and yet be a source of pain, rancour or tension
114	CiCalaðdr krnaa		To put someone in a very bad situation; to take everything away from someone
115	CØpaa ,stama enaklanaa	Dark Horse	A talented person who is not recognized, but proves himself well in a trying situation.
116	ja_ h< jaanaa	Knock off one’s feet	To become paralyzed by fear or shock
117	jalai-kXi saØnaanaa		To abuse someone verbally
118	jalað par namak eC_knaa	To rub salt in wounds	To harass someone already in pain, to hurt someone already hurting
119	jaana kð laalað pa_naa		To be in great trouble; to be on the brink of life
120	jaana Kapaanaa		To do a lot for someone; to give everything in doing a job.
121	jaana baQSanaa	To get off one's back	To let someone off the hook, or to let someone escape with life.
122	jaana maðø jaana Aanaa		To feel relief, to gain some peace of mind
123	jaana hTaðlai par rKanaa		To not worry about death
124	jai Ka¬a h<naa		To get a destaste for something or someone; to get disenchanted
125	jai-jaana sað jaØXnaa		To work with all determination and courage
126	jaiBa maðø hRÎRi na h<naa		To have no control over what one says.
127	jaòsaa baapa vaòsaa baðXa	Like father, like son	Used the son has a strong resemblance to his father's actions, or, when a protégé emulates his teacher very well.
128	jaòsað k< taòsaa	Paying back in the same coin.	To repay someone by the same kind of deed as they did themselves; to suffer the consequences of one's actions.
129	jaÜtai caaXnaa	To suck up to someone	To not worry about one’s own prestige or status and try to be obsequious to someone
130	ja< ,cað sa< pacað		What one likes is easily digestible, one is good at what one likes.
131	JaùRa gaa_naa		To establish oneself firmly
132	Jaga_ð/Psaad ki ja_		The cause of rancor or acrimony
133	Japaki maarnaa	Cat nap.	To take a quick nap.
134	Jaaúsaa dðnaa		To cheat someone
135	Xka saa javaaba dðnaa		To refuse straight away
136	XVkr ka h<naa		To be a fitting opponent; a worthy contestant
137	Xsa sað masa na h<naa	To not give ground	To not budge from one’s position; to not listen to anyone
138	Xaúga A_anaa		To interfere uselessly; to create obstacles
139	Xaúya-Xaúya ePssa
140	XÜX pa_naa		To attack with vehemence
141	XÜXð pa_naa		To flock to someone or some place.
142	Rùkð ki ca<X par khnaa		To announce boldly; to say something in such a manner that everyone can hear
143	talavaar ki Daar par calanaa		To perform a very difficult and dangerous task
144	talavaar ki Daar sað gannaa kaXkr Kaðta klaùekta krnaa		To use inappropriate means for the problem at hand
145	taala Y<øknaa		To challenge someone to a fight
146	etala ka taa_ banaanaa	To make a mountain out of a molehill	To make something very big out of something insignificant
147	etalaaújaela dðnaa		To relinquish forever; to give up completely
148	taina-taðrh krnaa		To scatter and disperse, to not let remain united
149	taina-paaúca krnaa		To stall, to argue.
150	tair enaSaanað par laganaa	Hit the bull’s eye	To succeed in one’s endeavor; to succeed in getting the main point across.
151	e*aSaùkØ ki sai gaeta h<naa		To belong to no place; to hover in a liminal place
152	Tak kr caÜr h< jaanaa	To be dog-tired	To be worn out, absolutely tired.
153	Taalai ka baòøgana h<naa		To be a person without a principle, one who rolls this way and that with perceived opportunity
154	dma ta<_naa	To breathe last	To die
155	dma saaDað Ka_ð rhnaa	To hold one's breath, to not move a muscle	To not make any movement or speech, to remain absolutely still (in anticipation); to wait with great anticipation.
156	daúta Ka¬ð krnaa		To defeat completely
157	daúta<ø talað AùgaØlai dbaanaa		To be astonished, to be wonderstruck
158	dala galanaa		To have some power or say; to manipulate for one’s own benefit
159	dala na galanaa		To not have success in a difficult situation.
160	dala-Baata maðø maÜsalacand h<naa	Party pooper	One who disconvabulates a task almost done; one who spoils a party
161	dala maðø kØC kalaa h<naa	Smell a rat, seem a little fishy	A matter of suspicion; to suspect a mystery or secret
162	edmaaga maðø ebajalai k>øDanaa		To get an idea in a flash
163	edmaaga saatavaðø Aasamaana par h<naa		To be very proud, egotistic
164	edla ka Baar hlka krnaa	To get something off one's chest	To state what one has on one's mind, something that has been bothering that person
165	dØenayaa na dðKað h<naa		To be inexperienced
166	dØma dbaakr Baaganaa	To run with tail tucked between one’s legs	To run scared, to leave ground
167	dÜDa ka dÜDa A>r paanai ka paanai kr dðnaa		To judge very fairly; to discern a complex situation with great understanding.
168	dÜDa ka DaØlaa h<naa	To be born with a silver spoon	To be without any blemish; innocent
169	dÜr ki k>_i laanaa		To think of a solution no one had thought about; To somehow make the events concord by manipulating facts
170	dÜr ki sa<canaa		To be foresighted
171	dÜr sað hi namaskar krnaa		To not let come close; to maintain distance
172	dÜsar<ø kð kama maðø Apanai Xaúga A_anaa		To stick one’s nose in other people’s business.
173	d< XÜk javaaba dðnaa		To refuse bluntly
174	Dartai par paaúva na pa_naa		To be very happy; to be unable to contain one’s happiness
175	DaÜla maðø emalaa dðnaa		To destroy completely; to render useless
176	naklacai bandr	Copy cat	A person who emulates another’s action without thought or originality.
177	na]qarKaanað maðø taÜtai ki Aavaaza h<naa		To such a voice that no one hears it; to not pa attention to one’s statement in a milieu of many one sided opinions
178	nazar rKanaa	To keep tabs on	To keep an eye on a person or event
179	nazar laga jaanaa	Evil eye.	To come down with trouble of sickness inexpicably; to become a victim of evil eye
180	namak-emacaü lagaanaa		To embellish somthing while saying or describing it
181	naak kaXnaa		To defeat or humiliate someone.
182	naak par maVKai na baòYnað dðnaa		To brook no nonsense
183	naak-Ba>ø esak<_naa		To express distaste, dislike, unhappiness etc.
184	naak rga_naa		To grovel for somethingwith extreme pity; to try to expiate a misdeed
185	naak<ø canað cabaanaa		To bother or harass a lot, to give a very difficult time
186	na>-d<-gyaarh h<naa		To disappear, to run away
187	patTar ki lakir h<naa		To be such an unchanging statement which can neither be denied nor countered
188	parayai pa¶ala ka Baata hmaðSaa AcCa h<taa hò		What the other person has, always looks better.
189	paerndð ka par na maar saknaa		To be so secure that not even a bird can fly in.
190	paha_ XÜX pa_naa		To encounter a big problem; to experience a very difficult situation
191	paùgaa laðnaa		Used more in Delhi and Panjab areas.  Means, to pick fight with someone; or to take unnecessary risks.
192	paaúva zamaina par na pa_naa	To be on cloud nine	To be so happy as to be in a surrealistic state!
193	paaúva talað ki zamaina eKasak jaanaa		To faint; to lose one’s thinking faculties due to the sudden appearance of an insurmountable problem
194	paanai-paanai h<naa		To be vary ashamed
195	paasaùga Bai na h<naa		To be not even a fraction in comparison
196	paasaa ulXa pa_naa	To bet on the wrong horse	To have a negative reaction to an uncertain action.
197	paasaa palaX jaanaa		To have a sudden reversal of fortune
198	paiY Y<knaa		To encourage, to appreciate work
199	paiY maðø Cøra Ba<øknaa	To stab in the back	To deceive someone, to hurt someone behind their back.
200	paðX maðø caÜhð kÜdnaa		To be ravenously hungry
201	paðX maðø da`i h<naa		To be very clever at a very young age
202	paðX maðø baata na pacanaa		To not be able to keep a secret, to be voluble
203	paÒsannataa ka eYkanaa na rhnaa		To be exceedingly happy.
204	paÒsannataa ki lahr d>_naa		To be very happy
205	paÒaNa nya>Cavar krnaa		To give up one’s life in pursuit of a noble goal
206	PÜúk-PÜúk kr paòr rKanaa	To step gingerly?	To work extremely carefully
207	PÜlaa na samaanaa		To feel very happy and proud; to not be able to contain one’s happiness
208	bahtai gaùgaa maðø haTa Da<naa		To make good use of an opportunity that presents itself
209	baaúCðø eKala jaanaa		To appear extremely happy
210	baapa rð baapa!	Holy cow!	An expression of exclamation to indicate excessiveness of something such as heat, danger, cold etc.
211	baala ki Kaala enakalanaa		To go into very minute details; to make critical comments
212	baala baaúka na h<naa		To not experience any loss or pain in a very difficult situation; To not be affected by an event like an accident
213	baalaÜ ki Baita h<naa		To be transient; to be such which is not strong and solid
214	ba<latai band h< jaanaa	Cat get one’s tongue.	An inability to speak because of fear or shyness.
215	Baagya PÜXnaa		To be struck with ill-luck or tragedy.
216	Baigai eballai ki tarh h<naa	Scaredy cat!	To be in a state of misery; to become very frightened.
217	BaÜKa na jaanað baasai Baata naiød na jaanað XÜXi KaaX		When one is desperate for something, one is not over critical about what one gets.
218	maeVKayaaú maarnaa		To not work, to waste time
219	mazaak u_anaa		To ridicule someone, to laugh at someone else’s expense
220	maJaDaar maðø C<_ dðnaa		To abandon a person or plan to perish at a critical moment.
221	mana C<Xa krnaa		To become disheartened when not achieving the object of desire
222	mana maðø gaØlagaØlað PÜXnaa		To gloat; to be very happy
223	mana maðø laRÎRÜ PÜXnaa		To be very happy
224	malhar gaanaa		To express happiness
225	maaTaa rga_naa		To be obsequious and praise someone
226	maaTað par haTa rKanaa		To protect someone
227	maina maðKa enakalanaa	Look a gift horse in the mouth.	To criticize a gift; to criticize an offer; to criticize something instead of appreciating it.
228	maØúh kalaa krnaa		To do a humiliating deed, to lose pretige
229	maØúh ka svaad ebaga_ jaanaa	It left a bad taste in my mouth	To create a bad impression
230	maØúh ki Kaanaa		To experience absolute defeat, total rout in a battle
231	maØúh ki baata Cina laðnaa/kh dðnaa	You took the words right out of my mouth	Somehow you knew what I was going to say.
232	maØúhta<_ javaaba dðnaa		To render speechless, to present an uncounterable argument
233	maØúh taaknaa		To be dependent on someone
234	maØúh maðø paanai Aanaa	It made my mouth water	To feel greed or hunger
235	maúØh laganaa		To be close enough to behave informally with someone; to argue with someone considered of a lower category than one’s own.
236	maØúh sað PÜla Ja_naa		To speak very sweat and pleasing
237	maØNRð maØNRð maetaeBaünnaaH		Every person has a separate opinion, taste etc.
238	ma>ta ka eSakar h<naa		To die, to be killed.
239	rùga maðø Baùga h<naa		To experience an obstruction in enjoyment; to have a bad taste in one’s mouth
240	rùgarðelayaaú manaanaa		To enjoy carnal pleasures; to live a life of luxury.
241	rúgaa esayaar h<naa		To be crooked; To be double faced
242	raI sað pavaüta krnaa	To make a mountain out of a molehill	To make a big deal out of something very small
243	rata edna Ok kr dðnaa	To go whole hog	To do something so thoroughly; to make herculean efforts.
244	rastaa enakalanaa	To make one's way	To find a way to survive, to find a solution to a difficult situation.
245	lakir ka fkir h<naa		One who follows a tradition blindly
246	la<hð kð canað cabaanaa		To get involved in a very difficult task
247	vairgaeta k< paÒapta h<naa		To die fighting in a war
248	Saamata Aanaa		The time of arrival of a difficult or troubling sitution
249	Saðr kð daúta egananaa		To do an act of extreme bravery
250	Sa<k kð baadla Canaa		To be surrounded by sadness
251	saeYyaa jaanaa		To become senile.
252	safðd JaÜY ba<lanaa	To speak a white lie	To lie outright.
253	safðdpa<Sa badmaaSa	Wolf in sheep’s clothing	A deceiving person who acts and dresses as a nice person.
254	sabza baa^a edKaanaa		To create hopeless hope; to give misleading consolation
255	saaúpa k< kØcalanaa		To destroy an enemy
256	saaúpa CCÜúdr ki sai dSaa h<naa	To be on the horns of a dilemma	To be in two minds
257	saaúpa Bai mar jaaya A>r laaYi Bai na XÜXð		To solve a problem without accruing any negative repercussions.
258	saata GaaX ka paanai epayað h<naa		To have had many different kinds of experiences
259	saata taala<ø kð Andr rKanaa		To keep very securely; To keep in such a place where no one can reach it
260	saata-paaúca krnaa		To deceive
261	saaf baca enaklanaa	Land on one’s feet	To go through an ordeal or a difficult situation, and to either escape the consequence, or to come out better.
262	esa¬i-epa¬i gaØma h<naa	Knock off one’s feet	To panic, to lose one’s thinking faculties
263	esataarð ^aedüSa maðø h<naa	To be in the doghouse	To have a spell of bad luck; to be in a state of disfavor.
264	esar KaØjaanaa	To scratch one’s head	To think, to be baffled, to search for a solution to a problem.
265	esar ca` kr ba<lanaa		To have become spoilt due to excessive affection or leniency.
266	esar par ca` baòYnaa		To force someone to do something.
267	esar-maaTað par baòYanaa		To give immense respect
268	saÜAr k< Ka<Baar Baavað kica Baavað kðtaki		Everyone has a different taste, opinion or habits.
269	sa<nað ki ecae_yaa	The goose that lays the golden eggs	An entity which is affluent, and has the potential of making someone else affluent.
270	heTayaar Rala dðnaa		To accept defeat; To give up, to lay down one’s arms
271	hvaa sað baataðø krnaa		To move very fast
272	Ædya epaGala jaanaa		To begin to feel pity or compassion
273	haTa Da< laðnaa	Off one’s hands	To no longer be responsible for, or in posession of, something.
274	haTa baúXanaa/ba`anaa	Give someone a hand	To help in a task, to share the burden.
275	haTa Ralanaa		To make a suddent intervention; to make an inappropriate effort to violate someone’s honor or wealth.
276	haTa Da< kr paiCð pa_ jaanaa		To purse a problem or person relentlessly, leaving no effort spared
277	haTa-paaúva PÜla jaanaa		To panic, to become so rooted as not to know what to do in fear or agitation
278	haTa-paòr maarnaa		To keep trying, to struggle
279	haTa mar<_naa	To twist one’s arm	To force some to do something, to black mail someone.
280	haTa malanaa		To repent
281	haTa<ø kð ta<tað u_ jaanaa	To have butterflies in one's stomach?	To panic