a. (M.), ) Low land between rivers and high land, or the alluvial land tract flooded by river:—kachchí akal, s. f. Weak and defective understanding:—kachchá dhággá, s. m. Loose-spun cotton thread:—kachchá hoṉá, v. n. To loose heart or courage; to be exposed, or put to shame:—kachche ghaṛe páṉí bharṉá, v. a. To make one pass through a difficult ordeal:—kachchá karná, v. n. To discourage; to put to shame, to abash:—kachchí karní, v. n. To refracture a bone which has been badly set for further treatment, to dislocate:—jí or dil kachchá hoṉá, v. n. To be nauseated:—kachchá pakká, s. m., a. Brick work with mud instead of lime for mortar; half ripe, half cooked:—kachchá pakká karná, v. n. To fry partially; to settle a bargain:—kachchí pakkí, a. Uncertain, vague:—kachchí peshí, s. f. Primary hearing of a case:—kachchá tol, s. m. Beneath the standard weight:—kachchí ṭuṭṭṭṉí, v. n. met. To loose one's virginity before puberty.