Noun:

એક સમયનો નફો, હોલ્ડ ઑબ્જેક્ટ, પદાર્થ મેળવ્યો, ખેંચો,

Verb:

બહાર જા, વહાણ ખસેડો, સીધો દોરો,

hauld's Usage Examples:

describing them as such: As soon as we got round the Cape [Cape Townshend] we hauld our wind to the Westward in order to get within the Islands which lay scatter"d.

accordingly we hauld in close upon a wind and sent a boat a head to sound.

A chaldron (also chauldron or chalder) was an English measure of dry volume, mostly used for coal; the word itself is an obsolete spelling of cauldron.

we hauld off north to get without a small, low island.

era, there were five daily round trips operated, consisting of locomotive-hauld second- and third-class passenger cars or by third-class powered railcars.

hauld hold Farmer whose family had possessed a farm for six generations or more.

refer to: A type of trap meant to catch bears Cable bindings, a type of ski binding Beartrap (hauldown device), a device that allows helicopter to land on.