As a Hindi name
कुचना
to shrink, contract
Śabdasāgara also records: स्तन । छाती
Platts (p. 817) also records: & f. (in Urdū), The female breast; a teat
Cited formation "कुच" is कु- + च: च means "the sixth consonant in Hindi", and the prefix कु- forms bad, evil. CHD Basic Grammar App. I §3(20) — cited from the extracted rule table
a Hindi word of pra-pro origin; it is not Sanskrit — per Wiktionary’s etymology record
“Inherited from Proto-New Indo-Aryan *कुच्चइ (kuccaï). Related to कुचलना (kucalnā).” — per Wiktionary’s etymology record
As a Sanskrit word
Meaning
the female breast, teat, &c.
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Dictionary citations
kuca m. (generally du. au; ifc. f(ā). ), the female breast, teat, Suśr.; Śak. &c.
kuca r. 1st cl. (kocati) 1 To sound high, to utter a loud, shrill cry, as a bird. 2 To go. 3 To polish. 4 To touch. 5 To furrow or mark with lines. 6 To be crooked. 7 To write. 8 To oppose. 9 To contend. 10 To be restricted or confined, to contract. r. 6th cl. (śi) śikuca. (kucati) or with saṃ prefixed, (saṃkocati or saṃkucati) 1 To straiten, to narrow or contract. 2 To be straitened, to shrink, to contract. With ut to bribe; with vi and ā, to expand.
kuca m. (-caḥ) A breast, a pap. E. kuca to bind or confine, ka aff.
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