looked down on

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Okay, the user wants me to translate "looked down on" into Hindi. Let me think about the correct translation.

First, "looked down on" can mean to regard someone with contempt or superiority. In Hindi, the phrase "उपर देखना" (upar dekhnā) literally means "to look up," which is the opposite. Wait, that's not right. Maybe I should use "हंसी जाना" (hansī jānā) which means "to look down on someone." But I need to confirm the correct phrase.

Alternatively, "उपर देखना" might be used in a different context. Let me check. Oh, right, "looked down on" as in looking down from a higher place could be "ऊपर देखना" (ūpar dekhnā). But if it's about looking down on someone with contempt, maybe "कमजोर लेना" (kamjor lenā) or "अपमानित करना" (apmānit karnā). Wait, "looked down on" as a verb phrase, the correct translation might be "ऊपर देखना" but I need to ensure it's the right context. The user might be referring to the phrase "look down on someone," which in Hindi is "किसी पर उपर देखना" (kisi par ūpar dekhnā). But the user just provided "looked down on" without an object. Maybe the correct translation is "ऊपर देखा गया" (ūpar dekhā gayā) as a past tense. Wait, the original is "looked down on," which is past tense. So "ऊपर देखा गया" might be the translation. But I need to be sure. Alternatively, "हंसी जाना" is more about laughing, which doesn't fit. Let me check a dictionary. "Look down on" as a verb phrase meaning to regard with contempt is "अपमानित करना" (apmānit karnā) or "कमजोर लेना" (kamjor lenā). But the user might be looking for a direct translation of the phrase, not the meaning. So "looked down on" as in the act of looking down could be "ऊपर देखा गया" (ūpar dekhā gayā). However, I'm not 100% sure. Maybe the best approach is to use "ऊपर देखा गया" as the translation. Alternatively, if the user is referring to the phrase "look down on someone," then "किसी पर उपर देखना" (kisi par ūpar dekhnā). But since the input is just "looked down on," without an object, the translation would be "ऊपर देखा गया" (ūpar dekhā gayā). I think that's the most accurate.


ऊपर देखा गया