Abase meaning in konkani

/əˈbeɪs/

to cause to feel shame

लज दिसपाक कारणीभूत करप

You shouldn't abase the students like that.

विद्यार्थ्यांक अशे तरेन उणे करपाक फावना.

humble (नमळायेन)

1. To lower, as in condition in life, office, rank, etc., so as to cause pain or hurt feelings; to degrade, to depress, to humble, to humiliate.

जिणेंत, पद, पद आदी स्थितीप्रमाण, वेदना वा दुखापत भावना निर्माण करपाखातीर सकयल देंवयप; नीच करप, उदास करप, नम्र करप, अपमान करप.

1. For whoſoeuer exalteth himſelfe ſhalbe abaſed: and hee that humbleth himſelfe, ſhalbe exalted.

2. Our adverſaries object againe, that by praying that Chriſts merits may be made ours in particular, we greatly abaſe them. As though the Prophet David did abaſe God in making him his in particular, ſaying, the Lord is my rock, my fortreſſe, my God, and my ſtrength, my ſhield, the horne of my ſalvation, and my refuge:

3. When a large kingdom abases itself to a small principality, it acquires that principality, and when a small state abases itself to a large one, it obtains service (or protection) under the large one. It is for this purpose that the small state submits, and the large kingdom annexes the small states for the purpose of uniting and maintaining the people.

2. To lower physically; to depress; to cast or throw down; to stoop.

शारिरीक नदरेन सकयल देंवप; उदास करप; सकयल उडोवप वा उडोवप; झुकणें.

1. to abase the eye

2. Her gracious words their rancour did appall, / And ſuncke ſo deepe into their boyling breſts, / That downe they lett their cruel weapons fall, / And lowly did abaſe their lofty creſts, / To her faire preſence, and diſcrete beheſts.

3. [A]ll of you together ſhall pay for the great blaſphemy thou haſt ſpoken againſt ſo immenſe a beautie, as is that of my Miſtreſſe. And ſaying ſo, he abaſed his Launce againſt him that had anſwered with ſuch furie and anger, as if good fortune had not ſo ordayned it, that Rozinante ſhould ſtumble, and fal in the midst of the Carrier, it had gone very ill with the bold Merchant.

3. To lower in value, in particular by altering the content of alloys in coins; to debase.

खास करून नाण्यांतल्या मिश्रधातूच्या आशयांत बदल करून मोल उणें करप; नीच करप.

1. Though in the nature thereof, that with which a purer metal is mixed, be not base; yet, it abases the purer metal. [T]hough silver be a precious metal, yet it abases gold. Grace, and peace, and faith, are precious parts of our treasure here; yet, if we mingle them, that is, compare them with the joys, and glory of heaven; we abase, and over-alloy these joys, and that glory.

2. [H]er majesty [Elizabeth I of England] let them all to understand, that she never intended (God's grace assisting her) to leese the fruit of so famous an act, by abasing the coin of the realm, which she found to be for the more part copper, and had now recovered it to be as fine, or rather finer, sterling silver, than ever it was in the realm by the space of two hundred years or more; a matter worth marking and memory.

humiliate (अपमानीत करप)

discredit (बदनाम करप)

demean (नीच करप)

sink (मोरी)

humble (नमळायेन)

dishonor (बेइज्जत करप)

degrade (अवनत जावप)

depress (उदासीनताय हाडप)

reduce (कमी करप)

disgrace (बदनामी करप)

downgrade (डाउनग्रेड करप)

lower (कमी)

bring down (सकयल हाडप)

honor (भौमान)

extol (extol)

elevate (उंच करप)

promote (प्रसिद्दी करप)

raise (उठवप)

dignify (गरिमा दिवप)

exalt (उंच करप)

uplift (उत्थान करप)

aggrandise (व्हडपण (agrandise) करप)

abasedly (abasedly अशें म्हण्टात)

abaser (abaser हें नांव)

abasement (उणाव करप)

a low or downcast state

उणी वा सकयल पडपी स्थिती

Each confession brought them into an attitude of abasement.

दर एका कबुलींतल्यान तांकां नीचपणाची वृत्ती हाडली.

degradation (अवनती जावप)

depriving one of self-esteem

मनशाक आत्मसम्मान वंचित दवरप

humiliation (अपमान करप)