Translation of rout in Dogri डोगरी

noun a roar; loud noise; uproar. Also, rowt, rowte.

noun 1. the flight of a defeated army in disorder.
Ex. The enemy was in full rout. A retreat is painful enough; a rout borders on the unbearable (New Yorker).
2. a complete defeat accompanied by disorderly retreat.
Ex. The enemy's defe

rout (1), noun, verb.

rout (2), transitive verb.
1. to dig (out); get by searching.
Ex. Foraging about ... I routed out some biscuit ... and a piece of cheese (Daniel Defoe).
2. to put (out); force (out, up).
Ex. The farmer routed his sons out of bed a

rout (3), intransitive verb.
(Dialect.) to snore.

rout (4), verb, noun.
(Dialect.)

v.i. to roar; bellow.

v.i. 1. to dig with the snout.
Ex. The pigs were routing for nuts under the trees.
2. to poke; search; rummage.
Ex. He had been routing among the piled newspapers under the kitchen dresser (H. G. Wells).

v.t. 1. to put to flight in disorder.
Ex. Our soldiers routed the enemy.
2. (Figurative.) to defeat completely.
Ex. The baseball team routed its opponents by a score of ten to one.
(SYN) vanquish.