For the Hindi term ūbaṛ khābaṛ ‘uneven or unshapely place or ground’, no satisfactory derivation has so far been suggested. The expression evidently originates from two words, of which the latter, khdbar, may be connected with Skt. kharva-, Pkt. khabba-, with the -ṛa suffixed as in so many other words of NIA. Skt. kharva- means ‘low, dwarfish’ according to Monier-Williams's Sanskrit-English dictionary, where it is cited from the lexicons, and this meaning may well fit in here.