utKAta p. p. 1 Excavated, dug up. 2 Extracted, drawn out; utKAtaM parityAgaSalyaM U. 3. 3 Uprooted, plucked up by the roots ( lit. ); lIlA° uprooted in sport U. 3. 16 ; Māl. 9. 34. 4 ( fig. ) ( a ) Eradicated, totally destroyed, annihilated; kimutKAtaM naMdavaMSasya Mu. 1 ; °lavaRo maDureSvaraH prAptaH U. 7. ( b ) Deposed, deprived of power or authority; PalEH saMvarDayAmAsurutKAtapratiropitAH R. 4. 37 (where utKAta means ‘uprooted’ also). — taM A hole, cavity, hollow, uneven ground; anutKAtastimita not stopped by ( pb ) uneven ground; Ś. 7. 33. Comp. — keliH f. digging out earth in sport (by means of horns, tusks &c.); utKAtakeliH SfMgAdyErvaprakrIqA nigadyate .