करना karnā

करना karanā karnā: (v) to do; to perform; to complete; to act; to execute; to commit; to hire; to have as man or wife; to run or set up (as दुकान—); to practise (as वकालत—); to solve (as सवाल—); to cohabit; करै कोई भरै कोई to bark up a wrong tree.

H کرنا करना karnā [kar˚ = Prk. कर(इ) = S. करो(ति), Vedic also कर(ति), rt. कृ], v.t. To do, act, perform, practise, execute, transact (business), conduct; to hold (a court, e.g. kaćahrī karnā); to keep, to open (a shop); to set; to set up; to achieve, effect, accomplish; to commit (a crime); to administer; to engage in; to work (a sum, &c.); to use, ply, wield (a sword, &c.); to make, form, frame; to appoint; to devise, contrive; to apply; to exert; to avail; to impart, confer, bestow (e.g. 'izzat karnā); to render, to cause to be or become, to turn or change (into); to prepare, do, dress (the hair, or food, &c.); to kill (an animal, for use, e.g. bakrī kī hai), to effect, work upon, influence, bring under (one's) influence or subjection (in this sense kar-denā is more common); to put (in, -meṅ), to insert; to thrust, thrust in, pierce; to put on, wear (e.g. dhotī karnā); to take (in marriage); to cohabit with, coire; to cry or call out, raise a cry of: (karnā, annexed to participles, adjectives, and substantives, forms what the grammarians call Nominal verbs, e.g. dūshit karnā, 'to make disgraced,' 'to vitiate'; ćaurā karnā, 'to make wide,' 'to widen'; ḵẖiyāl karnā, 'to think, fancy,' &c.; — karnā, following a verb. n. or gerund in the form of an uninflected perfect part., forms a Frequentative or Continuative compound, e.g. likhā karnā, 'to write frequently,' 'to continue or keep on writing,' 'to be in the habit of writing'; — the conj. part., as well as the root, kar, prefixed to certain verbs, forms intensives, or completives, &c., examples of which will be found in what follows)