A DICTIONARY OF THE BENGALI LANGUAGE

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A DICTIONARY
BENGALI LANGUAGE

AN ENGLISH INTERPRETATION,

COMPILED FBOH KAHVE AND OTHER AUTHOBIIIES.

THE REV. WILLIAM MORTON.

HIIIIOMAKT fftOH VB* IHCOErOftAtKD SOCIITT VO* TKI rftOVA-
SATMV •> TBI OOSrSl IS lOftltOV FARTS.

>SI>TBD BT H. TOWXSBMD..

JaS . •. J4

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TO

THE MOOT REVEREND THE PRESIDENT,

THE RIGHT REVEREND AND OTHER MEMBERS

OF THE INCORPORATED SOCIETT

FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOSPEL

IN FOREIGN PARTS,

THIS WORK,

COMPILED BV THE FIRST MISSIONARY

OF THEIR APPOINTMENT TO INDIA

A31D THE FIESrr FRUtTS OF HIS AUXIUARY LTTERARY LABOURS

IN THAT EXTENSIVE FIELD,

IB MOST HUMBLY AND RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED

BY

THEIR OBUGED AND GRATEFUL SERVANT.

WILLIAM MORTON.

PREFACE.

THE DktioiMrir of tlw Beng&li laBgiuig« now offered to (1m jmblk, is tho remit of
several yean' aindnoiM i^ypKcadon more pftrticolarly directed to tkit speciil object*
Cnly on his airiral in thu eoimtiy, die Compiler beouse Mneible of the wast of toch
a compendinm, a mean between the meagreneie of a mere Tocabnliiy and the diffiiienem
of the more eh^Kinte apedea of DictionaiiBa. At the period when thia work waa
vndertakea« there were extant only the Tocabnlaiy of Mr. Foater and the large qnartoa
ofDr.Caiey. ^ ' * ^

The fonnier, conaidered aa the iirat efint in Bengiii Lezioognphy of any European,
mnat be conaidered to bear high and ample teatimony to the akiU and jadgment of tho
author, aa well aa to hia extenaiTe acqnaintance with tl»e langoage. Defiaent, it certainly
ia ; bat the Compiler'a unaaaoming praf(Baaion» Vox §t frwterea nihil, prachidea any chaige
on that gionnd. Still it containa a maaa of moat Taluable mateiiala for anooeeding
iezioographen, though in a atate, it moat be confeaaed, aomewhat chaotic and dificnlt
of application by a tyre in the hmgnage ; and the etndent, aa he adTancea, moat often
be aouck with the Conqnler'a accazatB acqnatntance with the idiomatical and ooUoqnial
api^kationa of tenna, conaidered aa mere Tocableat little connected with their general
notiona. Thoae who have made moat proficiency in thia tongoe are duly aenaible of
the real excellence of the woik, and it moat be evident, to one competent to paaa a
judgment, that Mr. Foater coold have been no acioliat in the geaeral principles of
iengnage. Had hia arrangement been better, hia Vocabnlary would only have needed
dne enlargement to anawer all the porpoao of a atandard Dictionary. The work it
ronat be owned, however, ia extremely defective, ia diafignred and deteriorated by
n large adnuxtore of Hk^uaUmi, &c. and ia become, moreover, both acarce and dear.
Yet it would be an extreme injoatioe, quite unworthy of an aapiiant to literaiy excel-
lence, to withhold a tribnte dne to the laboon of one to whom the Con^nler of tho
preaent wwk acknowledgea himaelf under the greateat obligationa.

The ponderoua quartoa of Dr. Carey include a compilation of a widely diffuent
charncter, in bulk, aMuredly, exceediog the product of all othera together in thia field ;
and if eathnated by that meaaure, they mnat be allowed, without dispute, to take the
iirat place in the liat of woriu of their claaa. From these alao the Compiler has drewn
fieely, aa from a storehooae of vocablea, Imr the accumnlation of which Dr. Carey haa
laid him and all other learnen of Beng&U under great and laating obligation. A
atndent of the provincial language would greatly eir, however, in the expectation of
finding in these large volumes the actual exiating vocabnlary of the population, free
from a atrange and beterogeneoua admixture of foreign terma, Persian, Avabic, &c.
with every imaginable corruption of the colloquial medium on the one hand, as well
aa of high unnaturalixed Sanscrit worda on the other* The approved standard among
reapectably educated natiTcs is equally removed from both extremes, from the barbarism
ud vulgarity of the one, from the pedantiy and uninteUigiMlity of the other.
In no accredited Dictionaiy of any literaiy languaae are the grosa vnlgariama of the
boor and the low artisan admitted to hold a place, which decency and go^ taate refuae
them.

With regard to the higher style, indeed, the derivatives of the learned language of
India differ materially from many Western tongues ; inasmuch aa the former are abeoiutely
depsndant, for sdentifical, theological, and general literary terms and phraseology, on
the polished language of ti^e Biabmina ; the Bengkli periiaps more so than any of its
cognate dialects: and, in genenl, a polished and learned style must necessarily be
fonaed on the model of the Sanscrit, aa well aa funiiahed from its vocabulary. A duo
^Recrimination ia, however, indispensable in detailing the meanings of pure Sanscrit
terms, many of whoae native applications are quite unknown to the derivative dialect.
I>r. Carey'a great woriL, is aa much depreciated in value aa it ia augmented in bulk, by
a maaa of matter utterly irrelevant to the study of the provincial tongue; in nearly
fvevy inatance, the Sanscrit Dictionaiy of Dr. Wilaon bemg tmnscribed verbatim into
ita pages, to the utter conluaion of the atndent, who ia thua aet afioat on an unknown
ocean of woida without pilot or compass. That in the conrae of time, aa the Beng&ti
Womca cnltivateil, refined and polished, large acoessiona will accrue from the higher
eouroe, may not be doubted -, nor should many words or senses, at present little in us^

VI PREFACE.

or only employed in lonie few of the liiglier «onipentions, be rejected, if elegant intihem*
selves or neceBmiv to a just ezpreaaion of coxreiit ideas. Many such will bo found in
the present compilation.

Exotic terms, whether of Arabic, Persic or European origin, aie not of the language
whose vocabulary it is intended to give, and are therefore designedly excluded, ae
actual coiTuptions of a dialect sufficiently rich to be independent of foreisn accessiona.
which it is incapable of enuntiating justly or euphonically, to the mamleat injury of
its harmony and uniformity, while it may draw naturally and to any extent desimble
firom the Sanscrit.

The Sanacrii is dBstrnginshed, even beyond the polished language of the ancient
Greeks, by the extentof its capabilities in. the competition of terms, and the facility witk
which the most complex notions are united in their expression. The Beng&li bears thie
mark of its affiliation in an eminent degree. The rules for the most curxent compositions
are so easy and regular and they apply so uniTersally, that to collect those even in
daily use in the alphabetical order of a Dictionary, would be a task as useless as
laborious, and swell the bulk of a volume without corresponding advantage ; rather, to
the manifest inconvenience of the student, who instead of a portable octavo would be
compelled, as at present, to wade in search of a common simple term, through an
endless list, of formatives and compounds ; of which from 50 to 850 and upwards may
be numbered in eveiv part of the volumes of Dr. Carey. Nay, in two places, under
^a. that and «4^t. tkU, the body of the vocables of the language is duplicated and
triplicated, txrcupying together no fewer than ^90 pages of the whole work ! It cannot
but excite astomshraent, considering the really extensive acquirements and acknow-
ledged talents of the respectable author, that his labour ahould have been so fruitlessly
expended both to himself and to those whom it was intended to benefiL On the
other hand, the more philosophical compounds, such as are formed by aggregation or
coalescaice of tenns, are actually limited only by the vocabulary of these latter, and
are producible ad IMtwn : the attempt to include such is therefore out of the question*
The more usual only are comprised in the present work.

The Sanscrit Dictionary of Dr. Wilson is beyond all praise from the Compiler of this
volume, as the production of a Scholar wh(/ thought for himself, and who, even
in avaihng himself of the labours of his predecessors, has, by an exercise of judgement
and disciuoination and by personal toil, rendered that his own which has received its
modification and arrangement from his mind. Of this invaluable work large use ha»
been made, to the manifest enrichment of the present publication.

The Amara Cosha and other works altogether native have been careAilly consulted,
and in some of the latter pages, a few hints have been taken from the small vocabulary
recently published by Tanchuid Datt. The Abridgement of Carey's Dictionary beiag
merely a reduction of the bulk of that work» retaining all its peculiarities though
meagre in its explanatory portioni haa been of no additional service.

The Shabda Calpe Drama, now in comrse of publication by Baboo R&dfai C&nta Deb.
whose talents and useful labours reflect the greatest credit on himself and his fellow
countrymen of this province, and promise to be of eminent service to the students of
Hindoo literature, has been consulted as far as ptablished. llie Compiler having
been, with equal kindness and liberality, favoured by that gentleman with a copy of the
extant portion of his elaborate work, takes ihi» opportunity of offering his grateful
acknowledgements to him for the aid thence derived.

In the native part of the work, the Amara Cosha, an edition of the same with Bh&sha
interpretation, and the school vocabulary of R4mchandra Sharma, have been of consi«
demble use ; though by far more than three fourths of even that part of the work are
entirely original, the result of personal reading and selection, with such aid as could be
derived from native assistants. From these latter, it would not easily be credited by the
mere European student, how little effective co-operation is obtained where thought and
research are required ; as a single term cannot safely be admitted uncorroborated by
citation or other sufficient authority; and even in the more mechanical species of
assistance, the most rigid inspection must be incessantly exercised. It is with true
regret that the Compiler is compelled by strict verity to exclude from any par-
ticipation in the merits of the present publication, whatever they may be, those
by whom he has been asristea, the extent of whose services has been limited
entirely to the labour of reference or the detection of literal errors and idiomatical
inaccuracies. He hails, however, with delight, the augmenting disposition to culrivate
every department of literature, in which several well known native scholars have been
eminently forward, and begs to throw the present mite of contribution into the general
treasury from which the great cause of knowledge, which is the cause of Man in all
"^^^ -nneties of his race and conditions of his being, is to be advanced*

:;:f

PREFACE. TU

Aftaf Ao fyngaag obgerratioiM, a ample impectaon will ■nficiently ezplun tli»

BKdw woids, u of Taiying hi» phniaology ; t&d to the native ftodent^

itfa an ezplanition of bU national tongue in its own wordi, a nmilar

k'the |>yK«*» langnage ; mi that whether he design to study the latter or to confine

hiiMctf to the fbnner, he may in either case be furnished with the requisite assistance,

XflAiipg oC this kind has jret appeared, which alone might serre to justify the prosent

utBMpt to mpply the deficieney.

It win be wand to contain the great body of the language with its most important
ioivntivee Pn^ compounds, and even those of regular formation, wherever any pecuUsrity
of notiaB or application exists. Those not so circumstanced, as also a large proportion
of negativee, &c. formed by the prefixes V, 9|, &c. hare been omitted in coincidence
with the Compiler's object, which was to comprise all that was indispensable to the
stody of the language within the compass of a modente Occsto, by its siae and price
accoanBodated to general use. A few of the earlier sheets are less furnished with
synonyms than the rest of the woi^ ; but throughout, the explanatory portion, it is
believed, is not chargeable with many serious deficiencies, being fuller than in any work
inccding it, not excepting the quartos of Dr. Carey, some of whose omissions, by
no meana few nor unimportant, have also been supplied. The synonyms follow in the
onler of the English explanatory terms. The notation of parts of speech has been
«ii»#iil as inapplicable to the native gnunmar, (to the rules of which alone the l&n->
gunge can be advantageously subjected,) a semicolon only being used wherever^
accoidiBg to English notions, a woid assumes the form of a different part of speech,
the same vrovdin Bengali answering, in numerous instaaces, the purposes of several, llie
nnmber of words originally promised has been exceeded by nearly 3,000; and a con-
siderably greater expenditure of time and labour and consequent augmentation of chuge
Am were contemplated, have been unavoidable, from the necessity, in part, of more
extensive rading and the consultation of numerous authorities, in part, from successive
lonovab and domestic calamities.

That he most have fallen into errors, and that deficiencies will be found to attach to his
woik as to every thing human, the Compiler is perfectly assured ; bis hope is they will
nmther have been greater nor more numerous than, considering die nature of the com-
pilation, the little aid to be derived from native assistants, the peculiarities of the
idioBatical applications of tenns in a language not his own, and the difliculty td
dfcisiott in numberiess instances — ^was to be expected. He can safely aver, however^
that the whole b the result of actual penonal labour, having no where excused
himself from the duty of verifying, as far as possible, such interpretations ss he has
taken from others, and that his most strenuous endeavours have not been wanting
to vender the work, as far as his abilities, attainments and resources admitted, worthy
of the encoungement of a discerning Public ; and it will be found, he ventures to think*
from the peculiarity of its plan, peculiarly calculated to aid the now accelerating
pt ogress of general education in this country.

The labour of such a compilation, especially that of fixing upon the just synonymoua
ezpmsioiis, can only be appreciated by such as have been similarly engaged, who well
know the reason Scaliger had for his strong language on the subject —
" fii qoem manet sententia judicis olim,
Danmatom srumnis supplidisque caput;
Lezica oontexat, nam cetera, quid moror? omnes
PoBDainm ftdes hie labor unns habet."
Badh an it is, it is now submitted to the Public and subjected to the animadvezaioft
of Sdmfaus, in the words of a still mora classical authority —

** SI quid novisti rectius istis,

Candidas imperti : si non, his utere mecum."

It resBatas to state, that this woik was undertaken with the sanction and encourage-

meat of that polished scholsr and emphatically excellent man, the late lamented

Bishop Heber* whose qplendid talents ana brilliant acconwUshments were, alas f so eariy

ahnNided from oar admiration by the curtain of Fate. It has been patroniied by the

Venenhle Society in whose service the Compiler has the happiness to labour, and is
panted at their sole chaige, a manifest and striking proof of their seal, not more in the
of a puve md primitxre Christianity, than for the advanceneat of geaenl liteiataie*

\

DICTIONARY, &c.

% C9 ^irvn(t< tnti, ^nni ^^w/iH nr, a ptefiz negative

or privative.
^» tf^J 'W!5t>[«, yon, yonder, there.
^>^, ^% a share, part, division. .
^>«WB, ^^v, included in a share or part.
^«"fT«^, 1^«% distinct shares, an allotment
^•^•fH, ^tt^f^ ^W ^, division into shares,
^•^t, vtr^ "vif^CTtft, sharing, participating; a partner.
^•% ftj^j a ray. [quillity.

^«^, *ft9, ^■v?t>nt, quiet, unagitated; quietness, tran*
^^i^W^, W? unmerciful, unfeeling. [of reproach).

^nmn, ^t^Wf^ftfl^^, having the ear8 nnbored (Jlerm
^9m(s ^CrtI; ^^v> useless, fit for nothing; a bad action.
vs(^f99pf, ^Ff9^ wWf inartificial, genuine, true.
^9^^, ^^f by chance, suddenly, unawares.
^K^m, ^^^; ^inrt9t^, premature, out of season; a (amine,
"iit^?, if%ai, destitute, poor, quite needy*
^9^7, ^^7*tf^, wasting, unprovided, not at hand.
«(^nt?, 'flC^l, the ocean*
^^, 7^11^, unmerciful, inexorable*

^siWlRF, smeared, plastered, anointed. t^ment^
r, ^v^ft^f$ irregularity, confusion, want of arrange-^
^^f^, "id^rv, inaction, inoperativeness, irreligioii.

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^•W, ntfi, a die, spot on a die, a wheel, a lawsuit, abead.

^iW^, ??rtft, a virgin.

^iWir, ^li^^CW/, a letter, type, beatitude; imperishable.

^■wt»"f, IT^ffSt? ^lf|Prt«» fiic^, a degree of latitude or lon-
gitude.

^rf^, ipijj, an eye. ,

^^, ^»iiTOWfT|, childish whim, fancy, caprice.

'rtVr, ^ff^tir, whole, all, entire.

^^, ^, W^, immovable; a mountain, tree.

^^, Wrt^, not gone, present.

^^i1, ^yilcy, unavoidably, without resource*

^fii?, ^tr, medicine, medicament.

<^5tir, "iR^ra^, not honorable, disregarded.

HR5ttK, ^«rw»^, unfdthoqiable, very deep.

^^, 9?. a house.

^^<t, "^iiW^; ^f useless, worthless, evil; bad effect.

iifil, ^P^> fir^* *he god of fire, digestive power, bile.

^•jtLT^Tt?, ^'sfiSCTt^ttftps, fire incarnate, i. e. distorted with

passion, furious.

^it, 'ilWJ^^; ^'iivtff, the front, peak, point, pinnacle;

preliminary.

^4rtt, « ^■'^^ 'J^ ^f leading, conducting; a leader.

^ JI«p»rt^, ^^9 backwards and forwards, sooner or later.

ijr^, «r^^, ^^T> first, chief, eldest, best,
nt^, sin, guilt.
, owjrtf^, clear, cloudless, thin, not crowded.

in, ft^, a mark, badge, cypher, the flank, heart, nu-
merical figure.

"^m^h ""W^ttl, a child in arms, [tortion.

^H¥^, '•(ft^T^, addition, raising a number or price; ex-

inw?, ^V «rprj1ft? ^«i, a sprout, germ, seed, bud, plant.

'BW^, ^f^»lt*i^ W^, an elephant goad.

^«f , ^^??, the body, a limb, member, part.

^wr<5", ^rtWnt, a spasm, cramp, pain, ache.

qiUfBi, ««i, born of one's body ; a son.

^^ind, iCS^lft, a well-shaped woman.

^94dViF, 'TWf^R?^, in all parts, cap-a-pie.
'WW, nn^ ?Vtt?l15f, the use of the limbs.
'IWIW, ^wrr^M^?PP^^, a cosmetic, color for paintiiif

the body. [dance, coition.

^Wnr, 'HW? •flP^ ^-Wt^, contact, obsequious atten-
^ft^, ^M^, connection, partnership, chicane, collusion.
^Vtjr, n^^t coal, charcoal, cinder.
^Wt, '•R?? WH^, embodied ; adv. in camp, acquiescingly.
^'ft^, ^^Ft?» acquiescence, consent, promise,
^^^f ^RtW^, toe or finger- ring.
^^^f ^••nw? cur ''W?^, a toe or finger,
'W*, ^ltf#, the thumb,
^(ll, «?<i, the foot, the leg.

"^f^f 1^> a tree. [incident.

^m^Qloi, ^1^, )^«>fy unsteady, changeable, destitute of
^m, ^^iTf immoveable, resolute, decrepit; a mountain.
^Kkj, ^(^y "ilj, transitory, evanescent, not durable.
^RjifVfly vRRP, prompt in action, active.
^irt^^,^lfwnr, promptly, forthwith.
^rffc?tSt, ^^^9 "Vt^tf^y temporary, transient.

Pn(% transparent, good. well. [vemment.,

^^j(TV9, without a king, destitute of a regular go-:
^l?j^, ^r^?r, undecaying, imperishable; ep. of Vishnu.

srmrflrv, ft^9 unproduced; a god, spirit or the
male principle of creation; a he-goa^t

^^^t>»441y, invincible.

V=rf^, incessant,
^Mf It^, <tt^» plastic nature, matter or the femalo.

principle of creation, a she-go^t^
^ifinr, Fif, leather.

^ttT, tranquil, without distress o? disease.

'^aUi c^ vf^, a border, quarter of a town or country,

, black pigment, antimony. [handful.

?qrfT, the hands joined palm upwards^ \

i|^, wpr, the act of moving, walking.

^iNt, ^f a forest, thickets

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4 ^

'^'^f mi^t permanent, immoTable, ineoBtrovertihU,
^i^, ^irtra, not defective, uninjured, unbr<Aen, ei
V^, 7nm^> a palace, upper-rooobed liouae, im

exceeding great.
^^t»Pf, > ^^ ftftT^^ ^, a palace, edi£ee ^hw
^l^ltfiVTl, i stone, a house.
^^, f^pa^f not displaceable, unanswerable.
^ilPwl, ^ni^flft^ "If^, super-human power.
^«l, ^C^ ^, an atom, a particle.
^«, ftW, an egg, spawn, roe, testicle,
^jti'^tf , fiW* the universe.

^^OR, ^^Yitf^, a sinking at danger, want of fortitude
'Wi^tj, t^tt ••?, afterwards.
^^JC^, Jk^ 0%. therefore, wherefore.
"m^a^, "vi^^nn^, unprocrastinating, punctual^
^(^9 'C^^, flax.

'•rt*, "Vm ^ «rtl*CT '•iW? ^ iRBR, pr^. excessive, i
^R^7t?» «W^*r|lf, gigantic.
^(^ir3p^, "Vl^^^ a transgression, surpassing limits.
^R^3FT9, ^^/^tt^t transgressed, exceeded, surpassed
^^1^, ^»?^^ ^if5f, a guest„ stranger.
^Tfm^s, Ttv^, a high rdad, a good road.
^^dPs^, "vifs^n, a decided enemy, not an acquaintance.
^irt^^fts, lift Wk Pnwf ^tWS, neglect of what is custoi

or enjoined.
^rt^^lK, ^flw^, close to the side, alongside, near.
^ftoim, ftvnr, <^^9» unnecessary diffuseness on o

trusion of a topic
^if^>rt9^ "TSj^, excessive, much ; exceedii^gly, &c.
^^f^l^, "itRscKtlt^ opposing many chariot-warriors.
^^IV)r9F, ^R^/9» superabounding, excessive.

^ff^s:3W, ^irtfinp/, surplus.

^^^, "^fzsVf exceeding, greats very, excessively^
^ifiSFj, irf«(9, exceeded, excessive,
^rf^'vTjr, ^9lil?» a diarrhoea, dysentery, [with diarrl
it, "^ft^sHOl^tm, moving ej^cessivj^ly; muck affe

^9^, <t«, ^KPswnf f^U. goae, elapsed,
^rtlftlf, tftrw^m^, imperceptiUetai
^ftm. ^WtlflW WPU excessively.
vKStf^, ^5^, inmiensity.
^«f, ^% lank, thin.
^?, «?lf^,^jt^> weak,ii^ia.
^9, ^Pi^, uoequalled, peerless ;
^KWr, ^TOrt^, dissimilar, unlike.
^/«, ^iRWf, very, excessive, iiamodente, at^ufidant^

great, much. [tion^

^i«^1iir, «T^, a devotee Uvi»g ia the greatest abatne-
^w/ir, «/t*Rrt, ^iflWi depwrtare, excess, a surpassing,
^niff^f ^rt^ivtVf. exceeded, outragedi, overstepped.
^iti< ^ifVff, excessive, exceeding; exceedingly, &c.
'W/Wiu <il?tw/, violence, Qutragei oppressimia inoon-^

sistcaice.
^ift>, ^WWtBw ^<^. hyperbole ; diffoseness^
^ifnor, Pi«ra> compleat refutittion, the extreme nortiv

the most distant time; last, hindermost.
^Rai, <4ftc^, here,, in this place.
""Oi/t <«Vtnri, belongiDg to this place.
^inlcfH, ^mmrsl, Mure of sufficiency on emergency,
^vf^ ftiiCtw, destittite of skin, rind or bark.
^9i» ^rfhi, not hasty, cooU deliberate^
^»%i«, ^m>» moreovert and, also,
^mt, AR(t, otherwise, or.
^raC ^irt^> <^» superannuated.
^w«I, ^'I^CTi, furthermore, moreover* and, hence.

^Hr)ntft^> not given in marriage, a spinster.

cvtvpr, foQcU a meal* act of eating.

fmftw, pitiless, unfeeling, uncompassionate.

^arnt^, disappearance, being out of sight,
w^ ^ONti unseen, unperceived; fisite, luck, unseen

danger.
'^mm, ^milll. not living on the service of a god.
^1^ ^l^|C^ $apema(tuial, marvellous* amazing. -

^wy, ^r?[*Rre, ravenous, gluttonous.

^/, ^ ftw, to-day.

^'Wf/^W?, ^»iRr5T, ^tfSjc^, belonging to to-day, to day's;

^sifB, ^t^, a mountain.

^in?^ 01^. r^^, single.

^«C»; ^^, beneath, below.

^W, f*^> vile, base, mean, abominable, wicked,

9S(^% ig4t, a debtor.

^i(irtw,^^f^«, excessively vile or base. •

^<nr, . ^StCP? ^^, the lower lip.

^Wl^, ^iJt5l^, lying beneath, situated under.

^tc%1«.. ''^^i^, beneath, from below.

^<, «rtKt^/ WTW^, pre/, over, superior; possession.,

right, ^property, &c.

vagi^, '^rffe^, more, more than.

^<wr, firW5S, especially, principally; further, also.

^rt[^<t, ^^, a possession ; the seventh case.

^ipRstf^, t^nflrrs? ^»iflf^, more and more.

^B(Pm?, ^rtfii^; ?1«/; government, estate, reign, right, pri-
vilege, inheritance, class of persons.

W5c^, ^X9i; Wt; possessing right, &c.; a proprietor?

capable of, having in one's power. "

'^4!^fM, «tfWFtl, ttimed away, sent, despatched.

'ufSc^t^, ^^^; 'trfti, known, found, acquired, obtained.

^(^sm vrrv; <trtf^9 the obtaining of a thing, acquisition of

knowledge, a finding. feod^

^<W^, it^W^^; ^^iPrit^l, a presiding ddty, guardian

^^^, *^ t??5t^, a division of creation including the^

inferior deities, demigods, &c.

"^ffi^^, w?f>nfn, theology; a presiding deity, [owner.

^<<1, ^»rfiWl%, ^arf^nrrtr, <tnf;, a king, sovereign, lord, master.

^nfJfiW, V'{^, the world as continued by procreation.

^<^t^, 'J^ ^CTf? ^^ W^/ ta^l, a preliminary ceremony oxv

festive occasions.

'•llWOf/, •tr^T^nf/i ; ^f^^/, learning, philosophy.

Tfki;^, ^P^, nature, the material parts of creation.

^iPctW, 4wtcff l*Wl <«nf«> a knowledge of the mysteriei

of the sacred syllable 4.

iiltartH, VI nm, an intercalary month.

^'Wjtw, i:«1fe, 4^ ?W1, a sovereign, emperor.

^flCTt^, «Fffe, the material world.

ijfiftW, «rft*ttw, Wl, a regent, goyernpr, president, ruler.

^(NMH, ^fflKWal, presiding, rulihg, governing.

^ifHlPr, ^iRfft%, a habitation, possession, practice, Hismb or

principle of conduct.

^R<|9, m^, read, studied, instructed. [vient.

^•rft^, TVipnr, subject to, beneath, dependant, subserw

'•f^^tiU ^«tw, a sovereign, lord.

^m, iHtww, now, lately.

^m;tt^t^, ^■WW, descended, gone down.

^flv^, "^mif ^*tn[» inferior, placed or situated below.

smj^, Wvvt* a chief, superintendant, guardian, governor.

^mKSWf, 4^t9, the mysterious syllabled.

^Wfr^r, W<1^; Wt^. wholly subject; a slave. ^

^f^/vit^y ^ ^, perseverance, devotedness to.

'wr/f , ♦irt^, a lecture, lesson, section.

^fKS^, ^(^ ') ^* repetition of a lesson ; areading, lecture.

^v^rv, ^<ff^9 substituted, placed instead of.

^W/Wr, ^-ll-HH^y> spiritual, belonging to spirit, inherent;

speech, enunciation.

^lKKSt^3 ^*lw4t, a teacher, instructor; teaching.

^W/1?, ♦tt^* a lecture, section, chapter.

^iti(/l9V, 1^1^ mounted upon.

•PCilcjrW, WlWt3T*t, an imputing or attributing of what

does not belong to a pef son or thing ; the as*
signing of a fictitious character.

^mt<H^» 5^, a mounting upon, climbing up.

^'W/fl, WW51, the substituting or mistaking one for an-
other, [ants*

'^W/flSw, Pratnt^lft^^Ttipt, inhabited, settled with inhabit-

^Wit^, ^'it'nnf, seated, sitting in state.

'W/tO^ ^> the supplying of an ellipsis, investigation.

vntxftrtf^ %^rti^/, aaelfipsis.

^/!^, "WttOn, inhabited.

'9(Kjt\, «tw Hntl^ ^9 the first married tif serpen! wive^

i^c^, "vivjl^t; W> a student, one who reads.

^^ci(/^< tn^> earnest request, solicitation, prayer* ^

^^f , tut, a road, way, path.

^vifft^, ^nF7f-^lP>lv» & traveller, messenger.

j^ngr, nHi; wb, a saoifice.

^innr, "^Mf^t "*[*» unlettered, ignorant.

^^iilfB, vsf^, the beating of time in music.

^fn^, ^^«r|tft, — ^, a cow.

^[^fm, ^, a bull.

^C(% ^ tf^» coarse grain, as pease, tares, &e.

^iir«, ^im; t^/» endless, eternal, boundless, numberless*

^*KWit<» f^/^ endlessness, eternity.

Wfn, ^rv^l^f ^f afterwards; succeeding, iacessaat^

only, unequalled.
^iinr/, Uw ^it^, identical, the same, not different.
M[^^Jn49, ^F9fR> unprecedented, not experienced by

others, not preceded.
^^ii«tf, f^, V^t own; an appellation of Brahma.
«R^][^, ^tft? f^9t^ ^rt^> incessant, perpetual, constant.
«nrWr» f(s^ ; ^fiT/, continuance or stability of a state, a

not running to ruin.
^^7?^, Rflnvvl* want, need, adversity; infinite (in logic.)
^(^f f^«r, useless, answering no purpose,
^prsf, ^, fire, a species of reed.
^Rif, fttft, a cart, carriage. [to a blose, not finished.
^iRW, ^inr^rt8rs,-^»RVt^, not set (as a star), not brought
^nil^, ^•^^f injurious, disadvantageous.
^RfW, ^<^S^ i not come, not arrived, future.
^Rt^t, f^Tft^, sinless, free from transgression.
^prtFt?, ^^ffeW, improper conduct, impurity.
^'R^rt^, nnj ; ^iRWlt, com, edible vegetaWes.
^R^rr?, titl ; ^5^» secret, not easily discovered.
^R'HfVPrt, ws^, inactivity, dulness, stupidity^

«mt9, Vf9 ; ^mPff, inactive, dull, stupid, motionkss*

^mt, ^ntflPP^ fofloTD^ orphan, without a {Hrotector.

^RlH, vngl^ without beginning, eternal.

w^nart, "^^nt^,— i^tfTf^, the fourth finger*

^v^^«t» "^fSg^f^, disagreeable to the sight, unwelcome: *

^v^nr9, ^itfMt^> without an owner or leader, unappro^

priated, unclaimed.

^RT?flf, ^iwpfa<ir, ease, facility ; easy.

WTti^, l^nf^ "MUiAtff*, incessant, perpetuah

^RH, -illwi^U, ^lfi[*iw, non-destruction ; harmless;

^^^^9^ fra/, ^Pflf)r>9, incessant, perpetual, constant, un-
determined, unregulated, not resolved.

^Pr^, 9lf^ the wind. [unnatural state of mind.

^|N9i«C ^raivtAv,. unnatural,' excited, depressed; an

^rft^, ^irfrtWt, — hf^Sf an army, forces.

^'f^fVf^f ^n^/f not thus, unlike,, dissimilar. [pendant.

^rtH, ^wflwtlt, without right or authority, subject, de-

^ri^<?» Wir thr? ^>r9, that which is not God.

^4t'<|4W, wif%^^1, atheism, denial of God.

^rOc, ^MH/I, inactive, indolent.

^Rf, •P'W^, pre/, following, agreeing, according to.

«q[^^^» '<nn» ^» pity, compassion, tenderness.

^ii^^qpi, ^nrfRl, imitation; imitative.

^ifT^n, ^itW«i, a drawing, attraction, repetition*

^m^^wpf, <snT^ ^cvns ^/7, an alternative, consequential

step or measure, secondary injunction.

«l^9t9, "mjf^ ^» an imitation.

UTTtlt, coinciding, friendly, cooperating, assisting.
r, ce|4t, a series, succession, method, order.

^Ni^onA^» 'vft^nr, an index, table of contents.

^n^tvH, ^^, pity, compassion, tenderness.

91^199, at every instant, perpetually, contmually..
I, ^HMv, gone after, dependent on, attacl]QKl to*

^mytti, ^PTtlW^y a following, a consequence.

^Jtf, ^rnVQl, grace, favour, kindness;

^li(^ ^m^, an attendant, follower.

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'H^, ^tf^trlVi, younger, junior

^R^4Nr, M<^ iiwfl, livittg upGtfii Sttp{K>rttd i>y> deptsi*

dent on.
^^wiy '•iffiifi, a conundiid, injunction^
"amr*!!, ^vfr^tfT) penitent, repentant, filted With t^gWt*
"mfit^, c»lt«; ^Wt^BW, repentance, regret, rfimotfte.
'•npf?, ^^» lank, thin. '
^f^^, «ff%ffiF, daily, as constant as the day.
"^f^tf^S, ^T^, longitudinal*

^TQriTC, ^iif^nt^> celibacy. [flexion, consideration.

^rorW^f •PvfJ.iPf; wrtwW, a pursuit,' running after, re-
^9niy[^, ^, humility, aubmission, intreaty.
^il!(;^9n9, TWit^ pioportioni, arithmetical proportioa.
^iHfrvtt^^ ^ «tM» a small crime, renial fault
'«9ii;«ttir, ^n^ 'V^T^, a veMole for medicine.
^«i^, ntHf «nplHf, lateral,

^nrtttH, ^H^iyw, a foUowuig another into ii place.
^ifi[^tf?pT, '«r^il1^,4^t9i *lf|td|ir, tardy exertion, labour i^ier

a thing is done. [versaw

^f^iSTf , ^ ^VT^, latitudinal, following the width, tnms^
q^fn(^9f3(, dft^^iiiii, yearly, annual, [quence of something'^
^n^*?^, ^nr4^9 related to, bound or connect^ in conee*
^^i^TPQ, ^^; ^in(, an oience, guilt; a root,, affix.
^ISC^^W, ij^fiTtBt, a following^ a being consequent, attea*

dance, complaisance. • [the Veda*

^R^;^t7, cat<>"l, <s|4^ an explanatory text or sentence from
HH*(4tif, <?ri^P^, a response, abusive reply, quotatkm.
^rat?'^* •W*w, a.consequenoei, a following.
%7^C^^,. 4>1^» ^^>ii^[^i7^» a reeoUeetion,, reviving of ideas,

tdter-^thought.
^R^n9?, artW«t«, appre^nsic^, comprehensiou, guess, in«»

£^nce, sHppositicm, hypothesis, experience^.
^n^iitw, ^^ ^m^^rt^ ; fWf , firm opinion, certaiaty, indica**

tipn, hint* [eated, &o.

^^T*^* 'rt^ itn wWi experienced, felt, guessed, indi*
^>snre» ^P^ allowed, permitted^

^f^^ 3ra1%y ^vtW, apermiftdon^ oommand, advice.

^^VKtt ^'wif^l*^, ODe wbo orden or pemits.

^Wif •WP^Vi* a widow's burning on a separate pile

from her deceased husband,
^i^^rt^^ |fVi K?t f^4v» an inference, guess, hypotiiesis*
^i^aft^R, "^If^ 99r<i, a leading to ao inference, a causinf

to infer.
^^^ '^^ttflrtt, a woman who bums on a separate pile,
'ttiww*!, •flPiwtCT icvM •ft^^, to receive pleasure Aom

syra|>athy.
^t^T^f *P*^l4f> following, arising m a consequence,
im^nr^, ^i*M7, a reproof) reprehension.
^ITIRP, ^1^^, attached; fond, enaRK>ured.
^vir?if ^» ^i^^*^^tilf^> attachment, delight in, fondBesa%
4)^, complied with, acquiesced in, conceded to^
r, T0H% corresponding, reseniMkig, like.
^R^nitV, ^^c^l^y <sf^9> expectation^ waiting for, partiality

acquiescence, complaisance.
ng^tupf^ ^nrcii^, a perfumed unguent; an anointment of

the body,
^iffrcsrtip, KUtlBii, fieworable, helping, going with the grain.
^R^, 4f»WW; ctnnw, repentance, revenge, ancient en-
mity, an object of pursuit.
^qr«itfnr, irftf^ 9?«i, the giving rules for acquiring a sci*

ence ; to discipline.
W!;1H^, %»IWWt^, docile, teachable, subject to rules.
m^Jilm^ q^tcvrtm, attention, study, devotedness to*
^W![r"irf, •t""rtW^, repentance, regret, remorse.
^eM, 4gRi^, learned by dictation, or hearing repeated.
^if^Wy 'iwVy 4^?9 agreemenjt of a word with succeeding

words, attachment, love.
«nnn9, <tn^n#, a wetting or watering again.
^ncJrpr, ^rt!W; ^«<Ww, a doing or practieing, practice,

commencement, application, diligence, topic,

subject.

^R^nn^f ^>m^% aim^ search, research, scratiay, enquir]f«

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^if^9q[ii, •jiWtjirT, following after.

^np<t?» ^[l^ii^ similarity, a consequence, accordance.

^ft^VJf^y W^, the occasioning of reflection on a subject;

indication.

^t(-»l»*il, ftn^^, reflexion, indication.

^if^r, ort^, coarse, gross, thick, entire, close.

^•rc^t, Wf(^f WW?, wet, watery, overflowed.

^BH^, ^, many, much.

^IC«T7^, w^, an elephant.

^(riRB*^, ^r"t^iiic*t, by large numbers or quantities.

^^C^^, ^^fM» unprecedented, unparallelled;

^m, ic^'^t^; ^, near; an end, death, ptef. inward^

^n^, y within, inwardly, inner.

^^«i9|[^, H^, iffb f^» the heart, will.

^mt<tf > ^Si^ ^S, inner or women's apartments, seraglio*

^rei<rii, I^W, acquainted with the heart, knowing the

thoughts.

^Wt^, <W^, pregriant. [idea.

^^sutflivr, "m^^ subterraneous water ; a secret, concealed

^m^y '^(ftftHf mortal, deadly, ending ; death.

^9aRi» ^^i ^^^; ^f within, between, on the margin,.

opportunely; interval, distance, midst, out-
side, opportunity, the supreme soul; differ-
ence, remainder, sake, behalf; own, similar;
ad. without, except, and, moreover.

^mffy ^^tl)7; ^^vf^vtflfy a relative, near friend, intimate.

^m^, <[pi ; Vif^f inclusiveness, exclusiveness, distance^

inwardness, outwardness.

mvjrl, w; ; f^Rsfe, between, near, except ; a line in poetry*

^mit^,.#^nvl> the inward spirit, the soul.

^W5t*t^i1> *rf^%, pregnant.

^I99t?, xmt^, an impediment, obstacle.

"mutn, ^^/^, a space between two objects.

'Wl^, '«P9?t^,-^»rW*ft the sky, atmosphere.

'iwfl^f, ^^, dried up, left dry ; a head-land*

"^^sflir, ^Wj, an inner garment; inner.

^Wjn, ^PSC9 ; tWr, ti^rithin, between, except.
^V^ «nit^, included, forgotten. [mind.

^wNh, iiCTtJiiWWnr, a producing in, or working on the
^ntkf T?W9m, water absa^ed by tl^ earth m passing off

subtenran^usly ; half-inuners^ed.
^i««i, "^vsvT^, ^fM^9 a disappearing, vanishing.
^^ ^*tff ' invisibility, a concealed state.
^n4rt^, W^i^^9\f inward meditation; contemplation*
'WW^r, ^N^3WW, <CTtOT^, an existing inwardly, or within.
^fiwif, "mvfWf — ^'rt^',^! VT^, inward or mental worship.
iWW5r, Tirtfg, a pervadingsr •
"mfi^ ^rtflnif vanished, disappeared.
"vDrt, 9i4t9t, near, contiguous,. proximate,
'ifiw, 5JW, very near, last, ulterior,
^vnt^, ^T7, a disciple r« an outcsiBt.
^;, o>n^, last, ultimate.
^■iWl^, «n irnpnf^, a last or funeral sacrificie.
V, ^4t^, the entrails^ bowels, viscera.
^^^» H»llMWi*, an ornament for a woman's fitot, a chains
'W, r^"ai5t«r, blind ; overgrown with weeds or bushes.
^n^Fi?, CW0IWW, darkness.
^iCTl, ^iW, blind.
^Wi^, <lt»/, food.

^iflitni, f^, a chink, crevice, flaw, flaw in one's conduct.
^f ^t9 ^9^^tt^f boiled rice, food in general,
^nn^, "^Tt^irtsi, an eye-servant, regarding only his food.
^amSf ''^V^im^ni, Bramha a^ identified with food.
^»niww, ^nr^Wr* ^% the providing of food, abundance.
^WW, ^icirafBWt^, chyle.
^WW C9t^, an eater.
^mtWWwi, ^rt?/wt*1^**1, Brahma as identified with the

food and the eater.
^Tit?tft, C¥tw\, eating food ; an eater,,
^^/, t%f, another, other, difierent..
^Wfltft, ^/ftWft, going to others, adulterous.
'^/^» ^pf9, l%nr, another^ other*

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^l^mi, 'mc^'KWtWf ««P, one of severdi, the be^t of all.
"^t^mf, fC!9 ^ttv 49» one of two, rather, either, other.

n^fvn, ^n ^PPtf , Pms, the contrary, reverse, a differmt

]dea> diflferent conduct; contrary, different;
contrarywise, differently,

^inr/4s(ifl, •unnfi previously betrothed to another man.

^Ri^«^, ?W, a crow.

^^v/«^r% vpr/lkw, thinking on something else, absentt

absoibed in other thoughts, averse.

^r^il^, ^^S <cm?, otherwise, yet, in another respect.

^(7/1^, ^«[^/1^, 1%mc*f, otherwise, in another manner*

^sw/fv, fi^s(^SMl#, others.

^sipr/^i, l^fWtCif, on another day, at another time.

^f^fX^ff ^tr^> mutual, reciprocal.

^WW, •t^»t*r, following.

^ra?» ?•*!, ^, race, lineage, regimen in grammar, a cod'*

sequence or conclusion in logic.

^snrfr, ^vfM^, agreeing with, following upon.

^W^, «r5flt. daily.

^RftRTy cit^t^?^, the connecting of succeeding objects in

writing or discburse.

^smtk, <M^ ^itftc ^^* a deposit made with one for ulti-
mate deposit with another.

"HMirif^M, ^ei^l^, latitudinal, following the width.

^tlW, ^*I%BM? srtN ^•^ ^tifW, brought in contact with

the right, (spoken of the left h^nd, in con-
tracts.)

^ntrN/t ^>rt1^, monthly obsequies to ancestors.

^iTVtl^, ^S^ti ^rtftf^, deposited for ultimate defivety to

another.

^9g^, f^> connected, agreeing with, inherent, fraught

with, possessed of.

^nw^l^ 'TSjnit^, search, research, enquiry.

%r*^ mi, "water.

^W, ^sr;* ftW V^ CftK^ •ff , pre/, away from, ill, eviL

IS

^mfi, "ilMt ^% ta do wrong, Imiden obstroct
vBfim\ ^f^t^t, evU teodency, wrong bias, pre-obsenrance.
^m^% WPr/t9iR*R« ^% ui unftur seizing, a biassing,

a drawing from what is rigfaU
^'i^iiV, ^Kl^^S^tir, indelible stain, blot^ disgrace,
^mm, ^tf^t ««(%, hindrance, detriments injury.
wf^lPw, fj^, Ul-feme, infamy^
^nwi, •WJPr, a withdrawing, flight, retreat.
^•fiRPi, .^l?Wf chyle.

vrvfifHt, "^vi^ €«t#» feeding on raw food or cmripe fruits.
^nn^, «t^, departure, deviation,
^rttpr, inm, a member, Umb.
w^Rts, ^, murder, tragical or suddendeatb.
^niFf , wfii, loss, detriment^ dispersion, waste.
^Wsti, ^sww, indigestion.
mm^lfl, ^, ors, an apparition, phantom, unhealthy or

injurious shadow.

mmf, ♦p, vrjl, a duM.
^Wi, nt^l^, bashfulness.

mm9llH% wm^f bashful. [ploy; areptUe.

^IW, ^itVitl^; Wt/v# without feet, out of office or em-
^i*l«pr, ^nflN, a finished work, approved occupation.
Hilitii(', 'm:«t«r/;^rv(, nothing, vanity; unfit, incompetent.
qjfVRf^, inrs^rtN^ ttW l*WWft, apparition, ghost,
^ipiapt, ^, pretext, pretence. [cursings

nffph^, <Ni^; ^HWft, breaking to pieces, abhorring,
^n^priw, m«, a taking from ; act of dying. [ground.
^■mijWr, '•wnrlinr,-^«rtiWt<^, a dashing or beating dn the
^^niff f^f detachment from matter, beatitude.
mi^Sf 9i*a^ ^, an abridging.
^rnitV, l^nn; ^«Nrt1%, accusation, libel.
^Hff, ^^vvt^Fjn^ a deduction.
1Hft%, |f^, pulverized, broken small.
^WVf, ^^IWI, prodigality, profuse expenditure.
mWWii ^«3fitfQ«;, low, vulgar, contemptible, or obscene

language.

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^"^V*'' l^^ ^^' ^^ common vulgar talk, low iemrr

fulU want of success, failure. - w

^•(viirrsr, f^59«;?, dishonour, insult, disgrace, affront.

^M^, qrt^ ^if^SCjiC^ i^'fj, inauspicious or untimely death.

^Wj, ^vrx, other, another.

^Hvljtc^t^, ^^JWt^P ; ^I?cirt9, other ]!)eople, anoth^ wortd«

^(*t9?t9, Tif^diVt^, the end of the night.

^^Rt*^, Pnns, continual.

^WirW, •TW, ^^oms w4, a fkult, guilt, sin.

iWSt*, ^Wittft, nt^^t, guilty, faulty, criminal

^WJI^, ^^•fr, afternoon.

^W?t^««r, bwtlSw, belonging to the afternoon^

tfiW^tW, ^Rftj ^rR/«rU original or unchanged stat^ j un-
changeable.

v^vtmi, 4j^^ affected, pained, distressed.

^ii^t?!^, ^m*mjr, preternatural, ugly, distorted, cfueer.

^^iRpr*, ^tjfilr^, the morrow, day fallowing,

^^% ^t^3i^f^^fj(^'9f[^^, leaflets, an incomplete num*

ber. [denying.

^Rft^l^R, ^tf^RtWy a slandering, belieing, talking: somdal^

"^9(9!?;, ^t^rrVy the left hand or side.

«pt^«i, «r^, ^Wtiw,, a withdrawing, retreating..

^snwit?, ^^^tert^, epilepsy., '

qi(9tinrir, l[^n, a killing, murdering.

qi(9|^ci, c^,^/, plundering, purloining, unfair taking.

.5i|9|^, f^1,^a murderer.

^H«flrt?f, ^^V» pillage, plunder, depredation, robbery..

^»P1^, c^^/, iR»t3rt% denial, concealment.

^WT^JPrPc, ^PJCB, the sea.

^r^rw, ^^ "^W ^t, the outer comer of the eye, small

circle on the forehead : lame, ugly, deformed.

qijfitWW^* ^f^^T, glance, imperfect view. [writing.

*^R^» fSr^l ^, false reading, interpolation, unauthentic

58Wtirpr, Jl?w, ^«i, a taking from, origin.

^V^tt^, tlt^ apt, the anus, a not drinking, air inhaled.

^il^t^fV, ^^f^rjpv, unrestrained.

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^Wtfv ApvH» hindrance^ obstruction, death.

^, «, also, and, likewise, moreover; pref. over;

"^^f ^rt^* — ^'rt?, moreover, also, and. -

''••W^, •fiwpf, a covering.

'JPR^ '•raiftWi; covered with armour, accoutred^

^^, f^^, bread, a cake. [eminent; fate, destiny i^

if^, ^i, ^TOf, unprecedented, uncommon, excellent,

"^^t^T^, ^^7t«l, afternoon; without a forenoon.

^W^, ^if^cjrt^t, ^JirMtft^, expectant, expecting, requisite^

'W^, "vf^itK, 'irWl,. expectation, hope, dependance,

need, remains of food &c.; than, rather.
'Wv^i, ipRIW^, an expecting or waiting for. [sion.
"^Wt?, f^4?, PnH^, an ascert£uningby inv€stigation,:deci*
^^t^, ^9, wnt^t, the sea, the lord of waters.
'^Wf\9 ^^c^il, female demigods,, dancers, and courte*

zans of heaven. [now..

^w, ^m^^ '^ft^V^ "W, pre/, away, down, ill, bad ; adv.
"SRT^, ^^t^RRl, W^9 aflattering, fulsome flattery, low t^lk..
^¥^9?, >a<|4HHl, sweepings, refuse, dust, a dunghill.
^iRW=r, B^, a spinning wheel.
^R93R, ^^H7, a making false or useless calculations..
^iwtM, ^TCT?, leisure, opportunity. [temned-.

^an^i5, "4JRfi^ cnr> dishevelled, unreasonable, con-.
^<^i^> ftffef^, an improper complaining, quetulousness..
^irw*^, ^^wfifH^ ^ifiwl, a shriAcing from, fear, distress,.
• agitation.

fWfV,

^^PWR, ^j?, a disagreeable noise, croaking,^^ howling^

groaning.
^5s^^ ^f^^, iw, removed,, expelled^ rejected.
^44*^«<, ^Wi^j[|>y 3PirT, a loud and clamorous weeping.
^44*9, PsRiPP?, an unfair purchase.
^^3Pt^,. ^^f>ra c^psrl, rough play, unfair play.

I, ^uRsjI-pre:^, unnecessarily or unseasonably enraged.

t, ^jr^tlr, expressed by yells or howling, howled Qver^
^r^, ^(pf, discord in music, sound of a lute*.

* 18 ^'Wft

«rc^^» ' e»i^^» aravenaua appetite. [saroasm.

^>r^c^^^ ^fn^F^ ?/W/» a careless or unskilful tbrow, irony*
^^^<t«^, ttinr, to dig, break unskilfully, mangle.
^•ni^tt^, ttW, a dangerous piu
'iTO^^ ^f39« «itf, foul play.

^^^^lfH«, "Uttf^^ despised, disregarded, miscalcttlated.
^«R9M, f^^, an infant.

^nMir, «rt^, knowledge, acquaintance with,
^n^t^, ^fC9, ^ft7> bathed, immersed.
^ir^fttT^, ^BTt^, ^. a bathing, immersion, ablution.
'iWlH ^^WtfA^rt,— cflii^, a veil.
''TO^ItFj, ^nwPro, dimly ^or imperfectly perceived.
^«TO^^, ^^t^, a lifting the hand or weapon to strike.
^>Rir^, "^ffl^^ bad or irregular workmanship^ an entan-
gling, irregular writing.
^RJTIF, ^i(^^, "vc^rf^, drought; an elephant's forehead.
HR^^t^, ^ifvnt^ Vi, a mortal blow, murder.
^ni^«C iMlW, a whirlpool, a careless or unskilful whirling.
^^^t^, f^ivf^ ^tWr a disagreeable smell.
^R^«r, ^if9C^ ^•C coarse powder, [unlawful endeavour.
q^r^CF^I, '«rt^rtf^¥^> awkward or uncouth action, awkward or
^»f?CTP?, ^fWI, <W/«, a limit, boundary.
^4g*^ki44M; ^^"^f 'ff'CT'/, the whole of any thing.
^9(^4y ^«l^lr, decrepid, withered with age.
^ir^wl, ^■Kt??, fl[^, disregard, contempt, despite.
^^, ^, f^, a hole, cavei:n, cavity.
^TO-,if, ;f>?1, irPi, a crest, ear-ring, gem, gold, ray, rein.
^^WT, c^1?^9 gloom, imperfect darkness.
^I?^rpr, ^tirf^, an awning.

^r^TSt?, of^'Sft^ if^/ttl^ i5C*t ^^t^, a descent, incarnation.
'iR^SPl^, c^rtwl; c#i*, a quotation, a boat.
iR^% ^*lf^f descended, incarnate.
^nv, f^mtlf^i offered, immolated.
^»(^^, ^A^, decrepid.
^riirr*r, ^^«f, ?!*», oblation, immolation.
^<fl ftat*i, ^^tf^, torn, rent, cleft, cracked.

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^^m, ^i^^nf^, regretted, tepented 6f.

^RDTil^, ^N^^* a glimmering, faint light.

^f^W9, c^n^mttii ^mtfW9, fled in disorder, imperfectly melt-
ed or dissolved.

^^nt^, afC^rtnt^, attention, care, regard. [phaais.

^wn?^, W*^, fl|? ^rit a settling, determining on, em*

fRc, •«/¥, extremity, limit, border; to, from.

^^1^, ^R«t^, undervalued, despised, contemned.

'W^, vt»/tW^, devoted to God, but regardless of ce-
remonies.

^v^^t *<f|l^> shaken Out, brushed.

^fK^4^, ^f^^ "Mr, a harsh discordant sound.

^*rt?, ^tirTT, rtw, a causing to descend, throwing down,

dislike, hatred. [ftiUy*

"V^TRf, ^wcn ^«ift1^ ^(tW^, a girding on of armour unskil-

^■wPr, ^|fl|^, the earth, the world.

^(?nv, ^m^ns ^nF^ltit, a useless partisan, useless wing.

^V^*n«r, ^ttiiirfl;^, without a keeper or protector, neglected.

^V^^» f^f^y accusation, reproai[;h, command, friendship^

kindness.

^•RfS, ''rti^tfl^s, covered, prote<ited.

^«NC4k«f, c^% to encircle, surround, swftthe. [judice*

^innn, ^nMiilpr, imperfect idea, false judgment, pre-

^iRVT^, ^(?«t>i,-^'rt?1, deceptive or false appearance.

"iR^tl, 0\1lHv9i ^t^nrt^, ablution after a sacrifice.

^im, ^tc^s fif^, a solar day; vile, bad, inferior.

^^^3^, ^(^M ; ^^19, contempt ; a master, lord.

^^mt^, ^</l(%9 dishonour, disgrace. [dbwnwards^

^^Wlg, ^f»ft?[WSt, hanging or falling with the head

"vr^, ^j deflowered, forced, defiled.

^n9^, "^m, a limb, member, part, feature.

^Rrt, 'HWftl^, made up of parts or members.

^^njr, ?rt^, younger, posterior, inferior, least.

^VK, desisted, ceased.

^R^Hnrt^ , — ^•m^ , afterwards^ beneath, subsequentij.

^^nVL fkif, unpleasant taste ; ill-tasted, tasted
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20, '■»a(y

^■r?C?rtK, ^'W^Sl, a blockade, shutting up, siege, preveuliott,

coverlid, queen's apartments^

^4C<I^, TtiR, ^^Tt^tiR, a descent, an alighting.

^^WW, Prftrs^rwl, false modesty, improper shame.

^^'W, ^'Sftf, a prop, support, fulcrum, perpettdiculafv

^W^, ^<4?, ^* a prop, support; <S(- to apply a prop;

7- to take as a support, maintain^ depend on.

^wrl, ?«r^W ; ''rtst, weak ; a woman. [to brands

^■wrt*^, ?rtlf^ ^R^ ft^ ?rttff , to fix a mark of disgrace,

^«Rl4rtl, ^n5/fip5, smeared over, anointed, proud, conceited.

^RCT?, 51^, the lapping of a liquid; a lozenge.

^•RCTPPr, w^, to look at, survey.

^ir?rw, rt^-^f, residue, remnant, surplus, last remains.

^TW/, Wrt^F^/, certain, necessary; certainly, neces-
sarily.

^W^/¥^, WTlWvsl, necessity, importance, urgency.

^^fTPt "^W, •it^'T, frost, cold, pride.

^^9, c?f^^, surrounded, near, supported, protected^

^^^¥, ^9^9 ^f^> beginning, intimation, excellence,

symmetry, a pillar.

'iR^, ^BR^** — ^, *Wt^, inferiorly, after, beneath, belund;

^W^^, ''T^^W, house, residence, town. [poor:

^(?nFfir, <stt9> wearied, exhausted ,,relaxed, decayed, ended,

^BT^nj, ^sR^W, leisure, opportunity.

^?irti?, «9ttf^> ^tf^, weariness, lassitude, flaccidity.

^r^[j[f', '•c?^,-^^* exit, extinction, end, decline, deci-
sion, decay.

iw^<i, ^'^J*!, to dislodge, cause to remove, disband.

^^WC^r?, TM/, destructible, mortal, ruinable.

si^^^, ?rN, a camp.

^{^iR^, «ti^, <1fi[f9<i, to refute, repel.

^in^, ^^, sweepings, refuse, ordure.

^ir^9 W^ ; ^*n> condition, situation, state, trouble.

«9?^[t7, f^, a lodging, residing, settling, residence.

^nft^pr, f^ ^99t^> to settle, fix, establish.

^"v^I^^ ^^^r^> residence, dwelling, settlement.

^■i*^, ^^f harah sound, noise, howl, yell.

^^^"97, w[W^, to pound or thresh, Unhusk.

''Wfl, fi^, not passing away or flowing on, permanent.

"^^X^, 4^,arti^, a removing or taldng away, forgiveness.

^V^f^. WW^S, dissimulation, concealed conduct.

'RRT^, ^ra:^, — ^R^^tRT, disregard of authority, contempt,

disrespect
^^f ?f9:nt!|^, speechless, mute; beneath, below.
'*l4l*Pl|rtt, ^4H^*1?, hanging with the head downwards,
^^t**, Pnrt«, 7^, bowed, hanging down, nodding.
^^?T#t, ?(^«i, south, the south.

^^, ^vf^^l, a saying of no authority, non^contradictioa.
^'^^TW, ^W?^, '■C^/, included, intervolved.
^■W^, ^Wfitttl, re-obtained, recovered, transplanted.
^^^, '^♦tnr, the hither side of a. river,
^vf?, am, a sheep, mountain, the sua, preservation.
^[ft^, cn^m, a flock of sheep,
"^tf^, ^9K^y similar, common, undistinguished.
^^, ^mf^lTW, want of method or distinction,
^^f 9V^pn, a woman in her courses.
^lHjl, •tft<dt«i?fi[NBl, a woman without husband or son. '
^i^VW^y W^, a surveying, inspection. [spectiou.

^^^^W« Vt^, nc^tc^^f, attention, fixedness of mind, in-
^f ^V, ^n, the moon, a conch, a lotus,
''fyft, •IfiRt, abed of lotuses.
^hHR*, 1p6, the sun.
'■wr. ^'Ht (^f a year, aera ; a cloud.
^ifl» ^^^> the sea, a receptacle of water.
in[, on, a cloud.

^q^, ^•JfJiW, — ^iTOW, not speaking; an infant.
^•W?W, 'WWT?, a jewel, ornament.
^"mv^ '^SMHJH\M^, non-existence, deficiency, failure.
^ffs^f "^l^mO, desirous, lustful.
^R%^, i««l, «iir^, appellation, name, beauty.
^^90^, fk^ fUnr, motion towards, a going to.
^■l^^^f ^n*(, ^^» destruction^ murder.

22 ^^f%

^•rt^Ffj, ^r|»ft5 WItfl*, an incantation to, injure or destroy.

'•rt^WR, ^IfiWT, a family, heitd of a family, birth-place,

family residence,

^iinnRfi, TfoHv, nobly *born, fit, learned.

^(f^BfV, '^if^^, wise, learned, acquainted with.

^Rfb«t^, ^(^ic^, f^f conviction, certainty, token, sign,

signal, flag.

%i1%^s, Ffl^ly, round about, in frofiit, swiftly, wholly.

^i^Ftrt, ^iRf^trt^j^-^^^l, wft, word, name, appellation, vo-
cabulary, explanation.

^rI^K?, "firiRr «rftnW/, ^W, the thing to be explained or

sjpoken, a name; explicable, fit to be spoken.

^Rl^^/I, *f?3R/tWWft^, a coveting what is another's.

^rt^nrc, "H^w, new, recent.

^Hl^f^, ^W, a representation, theatrical entertainment*

^RlWmM, i?crtwt^, engagedness of mind, devotedness

to, zeal.

'i^fiif^Wffs, ^/r«, shed abroad upon (as the solar rays).

'srtWnif^, «nrtf^, conclusion, termination, decision.

^l^(:-i>4l, ^»^5t?w, an actor in a drama.

^rt^Rcnr, ^'^t^RforW/, proper to be represented; a cha-
racter or part in a drama, [ed in calamity.

^rt^<W, ^5^^, subdued, fugitive, refugee, guilty, involv-

Il*«tt?, ^5t^*t^, a design, object, scope, moral.

^f^W^, Wf^, intended, designed, aimed at. [ence.

^f^^lW, *tfJfM4?f^^ «r^tir, salutation, prostration, rever-

^rtWt^, '^^flfiiV, punctual in sacred and moral actions.

^t^W^, .«t^H, revelation, declaration, expression, a ma-
king evident, [tact.

^iWroif^, r*i*^l*liR, a flowing spreading towards, con-

^9(f*9^f ♦tSt'f?, a subduing, humbling, defeat, conquest.

^rt'tein, »nw, iic»rpft^, approved, chosen.

^ [formula.

^I^ii4«i, If*'*!?, a consecration, benediction by religious
^^l^iw<i, ^IW^^ w^, to lick the lips, express, thresh ;

prevarication.

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iif%«t7, ^%|4, piide» selfeateem, mdindwil conseioua*

iie$s, sullen refientment of an affiront*

^lAiMr, ^*» facing, appf oaching ; towards.

^i(*wt^, «ltW^, U^f an application of one thing to an-
other, attack in war, sueing at law, perseverance.

'^Rflw, ^UNW^ t>, ^m^, 2ealoas,deHghted with,devoted to.

'i^irtw, nc^nn'y *»/, beautiful, engaging, agreeable.

^^fe*ft, ■'TJ^l, ^, taste, relish, inclination, delight, at-
tachment.

'rt^'lt^, "^^t ^^f wish, desire, lust.

^RK#wt*<, f^iM ^% tQ write down, to insert.

^iftptff , fsnri, censure, blume, reproach, accusatien.

^irf«m*f, ^rf^^^l, » qurse, imprecatum, malediction.

^rf^H^, MS9if ^s^f^rt^, ablution, previous to a sacrifice, dia>-

tillation.

^rf^Fc^^y ^ii7tW^« installation by anointing.

iri^n^iw, «13^ Jtl^ «nftir, a march to repel an enemy .

«v^^, ^pu^Hf flattered, praised, appliyoded.

^r%^, djTf , a joint, juncture.

^lf%sT«prt9, "srf^t^ curse, imprecatioa, war, devastation.

^R%3qr, ^/At^, fiiar, a follower, attendant^ companion, ally.

^^^^, wtC3a%^ 'iW^, idem; an assignation (of lovers).

^^1^1^, ^«, 4^Ptm9, sp^^en, disclosed.

^fcSt^, ^9f^9 wanton, lascivious,

^^tn ^(^f repeatedly, frequently, again and again.

^FiM^srs, "V^^, ^t%9> desired, wii^d for, agreeable.

^ic^, <it9f, similarity; similar, alike, indiacriminable.

^Ti/W, ^r¥;«p^, — ^^OTCT^R, unction, anointing.

^79/ft9^i^, ^fH^w^v, attended with more advantage.

^^ilpt^> ^r^[^, permission, consent.

^^/«7» ^^S, inward, internal.

^nf^f% ^W^f act of taking or eating food.

^mv/«r, f^^, near, approached.

^l^/^fsrt, «rtt6r|, a petition, request, welcoming.

^HG^/tfiv, "^Tsft, a guest; come, approached, descended,

hereditary.

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^"W/t^lt^ , ^'rW?, misfortune, ruin, disappointweilt.
^^[^/t^, y(^F^^ frequent repetition, study, pains, practice,
^"i^j^g, ^wrl, a rising towards, rising to welcome, pre-
paredness.

^Tfi^W, 'wrr^> welfare, happiness, prosperity.
Wf/Tftinw, ^cife? ^Jft^<l, an exemplification by the opposite*
^j<tsWv #rt?[» consent^ acquiescenqe^, concession, ad^

mission.

^rg;/^ITf, cjc^^rr?, a good expedient or methoid.

^sr^, en, the sky, a cloud; taUk mineral.

^9({^ onrats, produced from the sky or clouds.

^, ^4)^, ;9^, swiftness; quick, small.

^W, iW, ^Wl^, raw, unbaked (pottery), unripe..

^R^, "^m^, disapprobation, dislike.

^WCT, ^W, a vessel.

^8W^, «ii9^, *ii^ 4Wtjr, thus, so.

"sfSTf^, vn^ fnrt^vr/, thus, so, the same, gratis, g^tuitous^

^W?, f^S ; f^?Tf^^» immortal, permanent ; a god.

^R?t^$, tc44 <t$t, the residence of Indra, abounding^

with immortals,
^msr^ ^^Sf^> c^^' displeasure, impatience, anger.
^9^% ^i, captPrs, displeased, fretful, angry, impatient^
^W, PR^; 5ir«r, near ; with ; edge of the new moon.
^Rts;, T^, firar, a friend, adviser, courtier, statesman,
^wrt^il, ^»wWTr>,^ «rf55*t^, change of the moon, day of the-
^wtJrtt, ^5^jrWfit, S new moon.

^»wf?, ?t^fSRf, real, free from illusion or sorcery..
^■rfsRH, '«nj^, nectar, water of life.
■ ^Wt, ^tt^, "^(^9 sick, diseased.
^^f fftf^j ^<ft.^, such a one, a certain person.
^war, «t?CTTW, in another state or world.
^r«T, tflsipr, o^^^P^ttj, thus, in the same manner, as, gratis.
^<J, ^t?^; ^^, not dead ; ambrosia, water, poison, im-
mortality.
^f5, ^rt^^fpJi, an oblong drinking vessel.
*CTV, "'J^?, impure, unclean, ordure, impurity.

iKt>, vfj WV, an «ye. [bergris.

M7. ^iifTri. on, the sky, ii cloud, cbtton, clothing, am*
^(fw. ^, '»rt,— ^, acid, sour.
ffi, W^W, '(fiftnrt, — nw, a mother.

^, Wf, water.

^^» n«r, ra[> the water-lily» the mooa.

'rw, ^"T^* — ^'''» a cloud.

Mfir, ^^ca, the sea-

^1^^, ow, a cloud.

'i^, c^fffjtS, Wwl, a threshold.

^f^, ^m, water.

^inrni. •«, the water-lily.

^Kwn, WW ; cw, giving water; a cl6ud.

m^^Wj, ^iwlf^,— WTO, ow, holding water; t cloud*

^fwf , iw^, WBnr; «^1> aqueous^ watery ; fipotii, apume.

^rtw, a mango.

^^, ambrosia, water of life.

^, acid» sour,
^inpl l^tRsft, the tamarind tree*

^ly, '¥tW, good hick, fortunate turn. f portioned.

w^v^, «i«rj/ ^'^^t dissimitari inconsistent, dispro-
^nw, «W^, ^PR^T?, motion, course, a road, circuit, half

a year.
^TQifH, "«», ^^1 also, that also> even that.
^i?f, <^f iron.

^m^tv, fJW^IWti <wtr^> a sort of stone, the loadstone.
^ic?t«, ^f ^•ilfl^ ^» a pestle, or irto pomted weapon.
^ic?wsr, ftf^l^, Pnct*r, an anvil.

^Nntf^, ^^m^rai, — c^tfsrf^ «rtv, not bom in the common

way of generation, equivocally produced.

^Tar, V», quick, speedy.

OTMt^^W, a water plant, moss. [a well.

«iin:^-7, vnt^^ii^, a machine for drawing water, apit»
^int, *^[^, a bufialo. [by friction.

"■Rf^t ^^m i^ic^ ^> a piece of dry wood to excite firi
mw, vtp a forest, wikleniess, thicket.

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^«Rf^i1f^, ^?Wt?V, Wr??^, a large eytcfisivc forest

^fS, .^^^^''t*** a long cubit.

^»r?prt^, ^»wrpr, dishonor, disappointment, distress.

*»nr?, ^»nrf3,— It?, /a door, .

'irjtf^, 'BrfJt,— "TJ, an enemy. . ' ,

^fr, ^3ptf^, bent, CTQoked; rosin, pitch..

^'fipsr, ^, ^•i', a rudder, helpa. ,

'il^^, «rat, conquering; aconqueror^ .

"^jlfipMf *^^' .srs/^otrn? 3rt^, an enemy *s friend or. ally;

a sovereign v^hii^ .possQ$i4on4 ^bonjec o^ an

enemy's territory,
^k, ^^rpT^, ^FTOTPr, ^•rWif, happiness, pleasure^ womea's'
. apartment, misery, calamity, signpf death> a

crow, liquor. -^

'■n^\'^*> ^iW^rwj Pttjt^, eruption on the head or face.
^^, ^«W^f, — ^^BTRTt^, ^; healthy, not diseased; a tree,
^^B(9% ^PSS^, ^Sy the dawJQ ; the sun; .purple or favm colour*
"^cwWy ^'OW?, — ^^F?[^t?t, corrosive, sharp, corroding,
*i?5^, T3l, W^> a sore, wound, vital part ; the sun,
^UTirt^t, ^n^Uf^, descending note in piusic^
W, "^f the sun, a specieis of plent.
^^Af ftW, >a bar, bolt.
W, ^q^rt, ^WR, adoration, respect ; a price.
^»wr, ^^t?, .anoblatipw to a gttest or superior. .
^^V, ^^W", ^TO^r, to worship, adore, pay homage^
^irft%, ^^w»> ^*» radiaijice, splendar, light, .flame.
^m^y '^^'^9 tt) acQumulate, collect, acqu^jpe,
'•Tl^, ^iP^*C white colour; whiter

w^ ^5> tl^^ ocean, ft. spa.

^<r^ «Pf, wateK

^^, ^^j^^, wild, untamed (of animals).

q^^sr,' Pn»f1, "%% ceniisure, reproach, hatred ; abborrence*

^911^, ; V^^$ ^^r paift, ithe^end of a bow- ..

"vS^if, . Wtw> •itf^, cake, gingerbread ; painecl. [meaning.

•wd, . .'"«f*«ftfj ??, aec^pe, object, wqtive, reason, wealthy

^^t, 'i»«fT*^, nai?)9ly,.tiz-» ift fact, in fine.

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«p6n, dert^, petitioD, request, scope/* dteiT^.
m^, glWtmHi^^T, suitableness to a fnirpose..
^n^, fi^CTipr <iar, WRW, l"Wi^, petition, plea, declaration

or extolling of an object bn-treaf ise.
Ii6rpr, ^HHft^ft W«rT»l??, suited, answerini^- a purpose,

relevant, apposite.
^1^, ^Rf^, that is to say.
^wrtw?, ^Rit^, otherwise.
^rf*^5, ^IHRJ, desired, requested, petitioned.
^Wt, ^tFP ; ^, supplicating, desirous, having an object

to accomplish ; plaihtiff, petitioner; rich.
^W, ^tflfsv, Uy be requested, desirable ; scope, end,

object, desire. ; • ♦.

^«nwi, ^rtr1,^W^1, request, prayer, beggings, suflTeHng.
^(fi^ wt^, W*rt|;^, requested, &c., -tbrihented ; con-

Tulsions^' . .' ' .

^ ^9(tK\f half, jt^ref. out of tune, lispingly. [chariot.
'■n^W^, i^^^irttHf «t*t,.a warrior fighting with a single
^W&W, ir?tf^, midnight.

^nplit?, *tff, ^«f«r«1, half the body, a wife, [half the crop.
WSfttfH, ^^HW ^^W, cultivating for the landowner for
^flhr, ^, ?|t, halfthe body, half one's self ; a wife.
Wl<^^k^, ft?«<?tH a voilent headache.
«n^, ^«cr«rtflr, half and half, share and share alike.
^nitl^ ^^^, a partner with an equal share.
^itW, ^•«Wt*f,^^, half a thing, half. '
isic«>jL ^11^, a half moon, crescent.
^V^ f*^ ^% «r?pr; to appoint, employ, <lelegate,

make an oblation, place, deposit with, conir
mit in charge,
^wsr, ^Wt ; ^, a horse ; low, inferior, base.
mp^, ^, prior, former, antecedent ; antecedently.
^Wt*t«r, PniW, ^jv^sr, ^nw^r, contrary, opposed to,, modern,

recent, unskilled, inexperienced ; contrariwise.
^■wW fl, IW^ WT^, the young of an animal.

^ ^t*, ^, a master, lord, owner;- a Vyse.

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^s^, ^r^ttton, the sun ; anceston as objectoofworship;

^^^, ^<PFt?l it^v, to belong to, pertain, appertain, devolre;

%P^ 5^1^ — ^^ittm* hemorrhoids or piles.

^(4fi, ^mit^t^s afflicted with the piles.

^^ ^V9lfi(^Ftft, coming into possession, succeeding to

property.

^, ^Rtlfi,— CTt*;, right, fit, capable, liable to, belonging

to, deserving of.

^^f ^•f?^ ^:^> to be right, proper, becoming, or deser-
ving of. [possible, probable.

^ff^^, ^^^,— orrv, TPtf, capable, right, worthy, adorable

^BUK, «1)9, ^, yellow orpiment ; sting of a bee, fang of

8 centipede : a tenon. [mentally.

mm^f ^^9 uselessly, in vain ; enough, sufficient ; ornar

^RSTof^, ^'^% an ornamenting, adorning. *

^W^, CTTI? c*t^, ^^f a ringlet, curl.

«mv, ^sit9«, lac ; paper impregnated with lac.

^vi94^» T^9 to adorn.

^ir«rwt?sr, "S^^t^^* fond of ornaments, gaudy» shewy*

^imrt?, "irr^jn, an ornament, ornament of speech.

"^mmiy "^^Jf—^^f a jar, large pitcher.

^sfir^, ^> ^"^l!!* stupid, ignorant, awkward, clumsy.

%r9Rt«v» 'iVfX^i, a mound round the root of a tree«

^RHOTTl, «JiWT^W, a hooka.

^fm4, ^v^ ff^» a mad dog, white swallow- wort.

^m^'^, ^% W» idle, slothful, indolent.

«mF9, c*|t^Ft^» ^*nrt?» a firebrand, charcoal.

^^Ht^, ^fi, the bottle-gourd plant and fruit.

vtgki, ^^, V(f, a bee, scorpion, crow, cuckoo; wine.

vt(^, fi^f 'Wlif, useless, in vain ; the forehead.

^irflrf^, ^*lAi(1> the root of the tongue, epiglottis.

^Rflpr, ^rtt, — ^^^W,.?»iWw, a centipede, scorpion, bee;

stinging, having a sting.

^srf^, i^t^6t^» a terrace.

^>v#f, tW\, f^r|i|, false, useless, vain, trifling, not beloved .

^^CI^FStf l^«/t^nT» falsehood, disagreeableness.

^1^ ^iciit^Pft?^ not sufiering elision, not amiaiible.

^^, ^lS^tH>, potatoe or other tuberous root.

^^f *^^l^» loose, unconnected.

^p*r, ftl^, smally few, little ; a little*

Vfl^wr, "m^f^, avery few, afew.

^(Mi, ^nwitlTHt-iift^, very small or few, minute, fewest*

^Wt^,' "^iHlw, — '^S^tf^9 %^^» diminished, reduced^

lessened, become few.

^■nt^, ^'W^ aiw\, by little and little, gradually.

^n?, GVtBnr, to eat ; a meal, boiled rice.

^W^t?1, T«n, wtucM^i, hunger, appetite.

^^^, ^*Ttil, a thunderbolt.

^nt]-7, ORftyj, unlawful, illegal, irregular, inconsistent.

'W^ nf\n^^, an emerald.

^r«si, C9tft, red chalk, red ochre.

Wfw ^R^, — ^•IW*!, ^JW?, a stone.

^r«i, ^, ^^nr, a portable hearth or fire-place.

^rrotn, ttuccinr, pestle and mortar.

w«ft, *tMft, the stone or gravel.

^^, ^«fap, — CTart\, a tear. [comer, angle.

^jftr, ^innr ^iW^r, «?, »t«i, edge^ or point of a sword,

'rtRw, ^, «rtfs, vulgar, low, coarse (of language).

^inr^, "■n^, ^i^V^, discord, dislike, separation, misun*

derstanding.

ipt, Cflf^y c^tTl, a horse.

wfBil, tr^, a mlile, a swift elephant.

'p*^^, igWfPr, the neighing of a horse. [ing a horse.

Wftsr, ^ilc>V9fiM^^, a day 8 journey for a horse ; bav-

^qir, ^WK, medicine.

^VfWf^f vrtv^l, *|f|^4sM, completeness, perfection.

^titW, ^•liwiWf the eight members ; having the eight re-
quisites.

^i^tia^t ^<l%99, ^Mf defsrmed, bent in eight directions.

wgkf ^if(t,^^i1f>, the stone of a fruit. [all over.

^«^^, 5RFPI ftc*, 'wicir, on eight sides, on every part,

^tflftWt, ^tflni^-cvtfe^ costiveness, constipation.

^(^, *5rt^, often, repeatedly, frequently.

^prst^, *fW, ^^f sin, turpitude, unholiness^

^ppr, cs|5^*i, to throw, cast.

^^, ^, ascymetar. ^

^ifinft, '•W^^Kjj i?t^, a female servant in the seraglio^

^rtH^CT, ^^ WW* sugar-cane ; sword-blade, sheath.

'•j^, «rt«i, '^^ life, breath ; swift.

^Ti^, ^/, a daemon, evil spirit; very wicked.

«l^C?1> ^rflt^f ^V^* detraction, slander, malice.

^W^, '8C^/?v*f/, parhelion, destitute of the sun.

^q^C^Wn/, ^R9t<t?f[r^ ^ftcvFtV, the wdmen of the seraglioii

"m^, iW, blood.

'iwi^'r^, JlCTtW, very beautiful, heart engaging.

%nv, ^Vlfs(^, — ^^iC^y^^^ the setting of the heavenly bodies.

^ni^, "^^91^, set, gone below the horizon.

«l^f^, "^mt^f ^!R ^11^, the western mountains.

^IK^IH**? "^(^f the setting of a luminary.

^^i<^^, ^iro^, setting, set.

j*rf^, 9fMPs, '•(W^i present, now, at this time ; it is.

^iflf, ^^, be it so, let it be.' . . [instrument^

^nr, ^tf^tl^, a missile weapon, arms, edge tool, sharp

^'iraiW^W, iF5tflW^ fiWf/1, surgery.

^Rfa^, ^^a[f^» skilled in arms,

%n8^/, 'iraiifil^'W, a surgeon.

"^(fppf ijt?ri^, unaccompanied by or without a wife.

*Rn^» Xt'Wt^/, want of place, wrong place ; pudenda.

'■r([T?, ^iT^* — ^TOT^K v6ry deep, unfathomable.

'rf^, fV^y a bone. [the Ganges.

^Riy^W*^, ^rtrW5 ft? ^fW ^-, to commit a man*s bones to

TW^, ^■rt?t?W?[. "*»Wlllj^c*, in compos, our, us.

^»r«l<?t?, ^^rtjCJQr, our, belonging to us.

^■Pi/^, ^J^'C?, after this, hereafter.

^W, "^ff^, i?f?r2i, not one's own ; pocJr, needy.

^m^tt, ^^V, a bad or ominous dream,* want of sleep.

^"P(^t^> ^T^» iU nature; profligate disposition.

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iwi, 5p<f5r, disi^eeable sound: ^ '

^^•^, ^HH^, — ^^RltSr, I.

^\1' ^^> ^rtV«t<t, proud, sdf-important.

^, ^i^, — ^flrtT, a day. . ^

iin«if^, IBP^", the sun, lord of the day.

«(^Vt3, "^l^irt^, pride, self-importance, egotism, conscious^.

^ess of separate existence. [vaunting.

'Jfar^fSW, ^^rt^nrfW, egotism, vanity, mutual or military
^^fiw; ^, egotisiq, pride, vanity.
^<^^> ^«^^tir9V telf-love^ selfishness, self-^pinionatedness.
^f(m, «rt%f!?^, daily, every day. •
^»i?ft^, flfit?tfii, day and nighjt.
'^^i, '«??^?,— W» ttie sun,
^i!rw, «rt^«, «r^/^» the dawn, morning.
^, ^, a serpent. [version^

'■i^f^^, >»T^/I* a juggler who exhibits serpents for di-
^rtMy>ftl ^H ffl^l^-^t^fmortal eninity,implacableness>
^iQrw, ^f^fcw, 'itftaf, hood of the cobra capella; apoppy^

opium.. . -

^rfflj^, T«wfW, ^t feeding on serpents; a peacock.
^RFtlt, "^fS^KW, instantly, soon, presently.

^.

^nt«, "^fy to-day.

^utI^, ^Hft^t^, unmarried.

^fft^PT* ^^tiw, to come, approach*

^, . ^rt^tn^t, a maternal grandmother.

^H, t% a sugar-cane.

^iref^r, ^esffr, — ^1^, to read, repeat, recite^ celebrate*

^n<^ ^'(tfV, -shady, covered close, concealed.

^«W«, ^rcr/tfsri, a welcome.

^%f^f ^ffcvttt/, entitled to a diare,. relating to a share.

Hir^, ^9^ a mark, numeral.figure, goal. . .

^Ifil, . '^^f , w^ ah eya

^, m«l, ^Srtw, flame,, heat.

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^ftwrsr, OTtwHi^ji TCtpFM, to wash the mouth after eat>

ing^ to sip water (in worship)^ to guess.

i9tm-1, ^C3Rr oi^iwt^, border of a garment.

^(Mw, ^If^, antimony, lead ore. [water»

^H^(9rli ^Sff^i the palms of the hands joined so as to hold

^^, »I9^^^I^» to bind, tighten, pull tight, speak sharply.

^ttfSy 1H^? ^^^, ci^, the pining or wasting of a weaned

child; envy.

^^tf59l, ^nWr, a bull ; diseased from being weaned.

^X?^, '^^^fl*, cw9t, pining (as a weaned child), envious.

^il3, ^«iai, the bowels, entrails.

^T^ ^P^^9 ^^^ room of a lying-in woman.

^*^^T^, '^ ^% '•rt^^, to fear, dread ; horron

^Wl, ^W, blind.

^Kt?, ^TWt?! darkness, gloom.

^f^f ^^ ^ mango. [of cloth, &c.

^^, ^^, fibres in the bark of trees, or in fruits^ nap

^Wff, '^^Irt,— H^riftMi, stringy, full of fibres.

"vrt^it^lrv, ^^(^5' eating till overfilled.

^^, ^si*^t^^i asking or praying but little; indifferent.

^rt^, ^rtft, fcr> origin, root, source, spring, mine, quar-
ry, grit, grittiness.

^9<(^, cf^% to hear, listen.

'•rtW, ^t[f<rt^, a tendril.

^rM'^^ ^T^, ^% to draw, attract, seize, drag, plough*

^irtwft, ^•W'W^, ftW-n* a spasm ; science, whatever engages

the mind or attracts ; a tendril.

^rwftJfr, ^»rtW^, attractive.

^9fHKr7, fM^^^n^, unexpected, coming unexpectedly*

^rW> ITl, a hearth, furnace, kiln.

^rt<t?1-T, ^WTt^, strong, lusty, jolly, plump, imperfectly

cleansed from the husk.

^srW;jp, i^^l, «M/W1, desire, wish, expectation, hope.

^It7t^» ^Rt^r^y drought, want of rain, cessation of 1

shower, cessation from charity or other virtue.

^l^Wil^^l^ ^f^^« unshaven, not bereft of its iiugs.

^t?ll» ff^ fbnn, sliape, figure, appearance, itatne, like-*
ness.

^WJtR, ^^iliitiSp, beginning withmt.
^"ftW, ^n/W?f^, ending with nH.
^nt^f |!%%f, a famine.

^t9tlSi9, ^unrf , premature, unseasonable, out of season.

^tfM, ^Cr/> the sky, atmosphere, air, space.

'fW^, '^^jn^ltCl^, a light in the air, elevated tanthom;
a beacon.

^t^, ^it^H^, "VTiV* airy, aerial, celestial, imsubstantial.

^nl^K, iit^'^-cp^, dOiitf > endeavour, labour, exertion,
contortion. [ed.

^lt#C vuMtftR, sprinkled or overspread with, interspers-'

ilt^, ^nt^, «lP>C9, non*plussed, confounded, shrinking
with shame. [ference.

^>ftf(tm, fntvffW, aggravation of a quarrel by inters

^nfv, ^t^f troubled, agitated, confused, distressed.

^n^, w^, ' shape, form, likeness, image.

^nff^, ^tv, uTrtifv, attraction, perstiasion*

^im, VYf^f 47<i, invasion, seizing upon, attack.

^nw, w^/» dear in price, not cheap. [oupied with;

^nvM, «lljH^'(t#y invaded, seized, held, engrossed, oc^

^nTtn^, v^tt9t?n?, invading, &c. ; an invader, usurper.

^nnpn, C9t*t, c"K«, resentment, cry, lamentation, regret^

reproof, imprecation, reproach, censure.

^in^^tj^l, ^^tTH, an aggression, attack, abuse, provocation.

^irj^, PwV, ^"Sty merciless, implacable, savage, barba-
rous ; a virago, vixeni [a comprizing.

n\iW^{, Pnrt, ctR, reproof, reproach, grief, sarcasm, irony;

^^, M194rMVl[, choir of singers, company of smokers or

talkers ; the place where such meet.

^t% "li^, whole, entire, perfect, unbroken.

^<« Vtif a furnace, kiln.

^^ ^>nr, a rat, mouse.

^^, ^<w^tt>m1, whim, capric6> peevishness.

^VP^ ^^Stf!^* ^^^> feeding on rats ; a cat.

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^itt^, "^ftfi, ^^ the chase» hunting, pursuit, terror.

^rtrtl^, ^sirt^^, alarming, terrific.

^^-rt-'T, 'srtar, <jTft, a name, title, term, description, re-

^tLftflRFl, tt^^tx, a history, tale. ^ [nown.

^^, ^iW^, first or fore part, introduction, end, point,

extremity ; priority, excess, odd number, the
place immediately before.

^^» ^, J^9 ohaflf, husk.

^^, ''l^fliT?, preceding, situated before ; adv. first.

^ftjc^al^H, ^^Wp^, to ascertain a result by a sort of lot.

^fl^V, ^FivPi/, iTtV, likely to come, practicable, provea-

ble, approachable.

^•rW^-^,^^^"! ftcHt, arrived, come, foreign, unknown.

^^tl^» ^^rt^csrt^> affliction from calamity, witchcraft or im-
precation ; suffering from fever or distress.

^Tt^f^W^, ^•iTi:^ W«^, to stretch forward, proceed^ advance;

ambition.

^^f ^it'nr. Off, a coming, arrival, an inserted letter or

syllable, s6ience, the veds, legal deed or vou-
cher, lawful mode of acquiring property.

^Wr, c^Tl^,' ''^T^3^> ^^, arrival, coming, occurrence.

^W^, ^^rtW, approachable, practicable; vincible^

^rt'ttll^i ^^^Pif^ studied, read, acquired by study.

^ftrn, ^^t ^(W9, undissolved, not crumbliDg.

^-rtiR, ?t?*l* to restrain, prevent.

^ftftf, ^^WS, before, preceding.

^5ti^ ^tW, sin, guilt.

^wt-rtt, ^'^W^, the tip, peak, point, extremity.

^ftte, "Tttl^, anticipation of payment or revenue.

^$rpr, ^ilR^tWirr, given in advance; pre-pay ment.

^9|1^, ^<4^r, id: preceding, coming, about to come.

Wt9tt9, ^f ^^> a house, room, receptacle.

«ltt) ^4^r, ^^ preceding, before, first, onward.

^Rttl^f '•ff^* advance of money, any thing prenMiturely

done ; before, preceding.

^jttW, ^> ^"TW, fire.

r

nWPWttf^t, ^, ^n[*rtWt, bumingwith a husband..

%twm, ^«Bf, preceding; a precursor.

^rtW, 4!(CT, first, before, forwards, onwards, [sitatingl^

^ncsmti^ ^fppvt^, before and behind, sooner or later, he-

inMt<s> ^tt% a door of mats to a common hut.

^rtOW, '^Ififf^, •ttw,. fiery, igneous, provocative.

^M^ V«, eager, urgent, zealous. [tenacity.

^4Br, ^/i»5l, eagerness, zeal,, perscvcyrance, obstinacy,

«mf^, ^Jrt^, a bad wharf.

^unW, ^f^,wl%^ a blow, hurt, stroke, injury, plagiue;

^imfnrl, ?t«cl. hindrance, obstrucion, opposition.

%nwti, f^, ghee ; jan oblation of ghee.

^itinV, ftnr«l, a whirling round.

^iCTt^^i, «nrt>^> a proclaiming, proclamation.

^ittTM, ^tW"^^^ a scent, a smelling.

^fS^, ^rO^,— ^t9r, a toe or finger ring.

^fXWi\f fW^* coals, cinders. [fingei.

mft^fwf^—s9its(, 'nifftr lt?i1 *»H^^> to finger, stir with the

^itwts— ^, Vt^, a coal, charcoal, cinder.

^flfiril, ^*t^, a court-yard, square court.

^rt^-^, ^irfft, a finger, toe.

^rtwrt^, 5W, a speaking; eloquence.

^n^V9, cm«^W< iCtt W\^, to wash the mouth alter eating,

or as a religious rite.

^rtrt^, cil^, suddenly, unawares.

^rt53[ii,^/^i[t?,i^«i^» custom, course of conduct, habit, usage;

to act, pursue as conduct.

^rt«?, *t«»,ltf*, conduct, practice, good conduct, theestor

blished line of conduct, uss^e ; pickle, sauce,

^iWft ^/^?tft, acting, conducting. [observed.

^fjit^, ^^iwil, a teacher, prophet ; proper to be done or

^IIW^^, «1WSt, W^fit, a prophetess, preceptress, wife

of a prophet.

^mm, ^irtflW, unsifted.

^awife, ^rtlW, ^H^, a blow, stroke ; uncultivated,, desert.
r «W1,^«, wvered, protected, i^vested, affected witlu

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^^(tw\, ^9t9, ^^t good, unezeeptionabie; weH%
^^t^itt^, wt?Rt^ a cav^ring^ protection, lid, etee^ roof
^Itd?'r, ^^X^% to covers protect; 'a cormoLg, covedid^

clothes, cloth*
^0^, ^n^> a cutting off, amputation^ confiscation.
^9171^7, ifvt^, game, hunting, the chase.
'•RttE^-^rt^, Tt?^ ^iRr«F«W, to strike, smite, dash to the

ground, thresh, wash, sprinkle.
^TT^, ^TW^, a blow, stroke, forcible dash against a thing;
^rtcwWI, ^wH '•Wfsnra, imlopped, untrimmed, not stiip-^

ped of its* bark,
^irt^, ^t|, — "^f, to-^day.

^srtwi, wrrtPf, from one's birth. [a saiL

^rW?«r, <1f|riffiflR[<i, «ffr, to clear of incumbrancei^, cleanse;
^tt^Rfsr, ^«(^iT^, unknown.

^ttrt^, «|t^i«, reaching to the thigh (the hands^)
«rflte, "msi IJF, to-day ; war, conflict.
^•rtwrt, f^, %^WW3rf1, means of support, livelihood.
^utSN^, ^^rttftj living on, supporting life by.
'•ft!?, ^«rt^-€^^8^WftRR^ •l^^fy, '•IPPW, labour wil&out pay^
'irtwf^, ^»?Twe, — ^'•rtwf^, ordered, commanded.
'snwl, ^«rtW*t, order, command, decree, precept.
^t«WH, ^irtcipw, to give orders, command, enjoin.
^«U<St, ^»rtwt?rt, — ^^"ntlE^, subject to orders, obedient.

^rrwffy, "^^y bearing orders, obedient ;obedie«itservant*

i^tvi/, ^^> clarified butter, ghee.

«rWin, ^Wfr^ not hot or pungent.

W>5p, <rW^, obstacle, hindrance, prohibition, stoppage,

^ri^^j^tttinn, ?^^tjf^, destined to suffering, constantly ill^

^rt^JWfl, "^^TTt^* a gueds, feelitig one's way, a doing m

uncertainty.
^rt^SjH^, <tlWf X, pomp, pageantry, shew.
^rl^*11*ral, ^«wt^, octagonal.
^rtilMW^, ^/t^, •rt?l«8Wt, active, sedulous, laborioua.
'rt^, ffW> a bamboo fish-trap.
^^^«rt, 1^# a pad for the head of a porter. ,

^rtfi .If

^IfdIi, ft^, ftccotints, book4Bee()Uigb

^ c^ft^sr^l flour, meal, faird-lime» viscid mttter.

^(WtpU cmc^fkfl, ropy, stringy.

^Iw, ^tit^ viscid, gluey, gummy.

^t^, ^It^tiit, a tick. [in the eighth motfth*

^t^t*8r, t^^>*1, stupidity, frfly ; character of one born

^l^t%1, ^^^fiorPS, born in the ei^th month.

^f <m, a sheaf» bundle of straw, frmt-stone.

%ciw, ««i^ pride, self-importance, assumption.

"m^, 9t| C^w» to be obstructed, entan^ed, detained.

Vlit^tir, <rf^4^<v, X to obstruct, impede, arrest, imprison,
tighten, curb, withhold support.

^, f^^, bird'lime, gum, slime,paste, size.

^, ^, ^, a fruit-stone. {or bend, width*

^1 c^^, aF8r(;( aslant, leaning across, sideways; a crook

^tf^» ^itiitft» , a pilot; a rod.

''VT^-I, 9f^^, a cross beam in a building.

^fW«1, ^r<"tt«rt, stabling; temporary erection.

^tWj 49, a mart, manufactory, coUection of idols.

^t^sl, in*nvt, strong desire, covetousness, copumtmiqatioiv

^> ''rt^ cramped, stiff, benumbed.

^^f ^■■'T??^ the warehouse of a, monopolist [cross*

^n^, c^^RT, to bend, become crooked, lie athwart^ t(»

^rt^^lWI, W1, «rt*t, 51 cudgel, bludgeon.

^i^Tf^, ^R^ic^^, through and through, obliquely, aorouk

irtFt?, 'mai, all over, through width and heigth*

'Itff?, ^Ftws«Rf, ^mjW, a trumpet charge war drun^
roar of an elephant ; commadcement, excess
sive preparation, excitement, prid^ anger*
apology, passion, ple$M»ur€t, eye-lid, friction to
remove pain.

^t^> ^tfHvutHV, warehouse of a forestaller or m(»^opolistr

^t^f ^, 4tKt> brink or edge of a bank.

^^» ^<R^» *IV» cramped, stiffened, benumbed.

^^t^» v>rl^^' neglected, unnoticed, lying as refuse*

^tft> ^nitl^> bent, laid across; a fish- trftp> a be^iqi»

»8 '•IW

^TpyHt, TtlW9; two and a half.

^Ht^stl^, ^rtVM, a large fan or screen. [sleeps.

^I^icnt^l, ^ttaww, f»1, a yawning and stretching after

^i^N, ^wrtfftR, a cover, screen, shelter.

^Rtt^, ^% cam, CW, a wager, anger, grudge, hatred, threat,

promise, resolution. [secretly.

wtf^^tT^'r, ^»rMlCT ^rr^^, to lie in wait, lurk, peep, observe

^rtf^?*ft5^t?1, ^«^5T^?f, lurking, &c. ; an assassin^

^rffjrr^, ^»iawt^, w^ctri, contortion of the bowels.

^Tf|t1, r^i^np:^ 'ii^WPf, pretext for delay, apology, [cliff.

^•rrsf?, ^\Rr,- '^;^, precipice, upright sides of a river or

'•rtr^i, '•rrsi, cramped, stiff, benumbed.

^1, ^^«i^T^, station, post, stage, stand, rest.

^rtf^, ^ff|RT*» ftcH*!, a measure of Capacity.

^m?/, ^*W, ^, rich, opulent.

^•^, *t^1, c^Wit, a ball of earth or wood, bowl for play.

^rttil, ^«, fi^, an egg.

^rtc^m, 'R^^, rich, wealthy. [drum.

^rt^OT, ^^tW, — ^^, ^fw\y fear, dread, disease, sound of a

^rt^^, ;at^, ^»t?WF, a menstruum, chemical test ; calami-
ty, pestilence, danger, destruction, rejecti-
oti, speed, gratification. [crimes*

^Pt^Wlft, ^i|Pr« ^^ftn ^/^, ready to perpetrate the greatest

^rt^, ^3j, heat, sunhine, sun-dried (rice).

^irf^^Kf, f3i, an umbrella.

^1^, ^^^^l«^«r/, ferriage, hire of a ferry.
^rf«^, ^Rlft^W, a white pigment.
^rtw, ^**f!r«<Pr5, flaxen.

^rW, '•it^^fr* a custard applet [pay^

^^, WB^ fiRt ^i?F?, performing (in music) without
^rWW?, ^n, ^^•^ipiT?, in this, in these circumstances.
^t*tti*W, ^^, craftiness, knavery, swindling,
^m^stft, ^, deceitful, crafty, swindling; a kite.
^•rfstflwt^, ^W^, groan, agony, writhing with pain,
^rstfti, arW, a long shelf, receptacle on high. [below^

Vil^lft^l^Iif, wra, evervwhere. hicrh and low. ahnv^ wnA

Ilf^<f, ^^JWrnRtiTS, hospitable.

^a^f, ^rfiwrjIiRr, u/: hospitality.

^rtfiwP», ^mi^^tjt, imputing ortranrferringthcpropcrty

of one person or thing to another.

^fff?, ^M*«, 'S^Wrs, sick, afflicted, distressed.

^rt^/, ^•ffBl, the custard apple.

^rtrwrt, i^s^mft^, without oil, destitute of oil.

'W, IJCI^, <«rttl, accepted, receired.

'rtl%> «W, ^<f, labour, exertion, endeavour.

^W«, ^V fiw, self, own, private ; spirit.

^ffl^«l?, Pr«ft?lir, a domestic quarrel.

^irtr^tftm, iK '^[^ftr^, self-conceit, a vaunt.

^ntW^lft, ^^, ^«WW^, selfish; believing in spirit.

im^Ts, 'W^il, suicide.

'Htll, <St«?, springing from one's self; a son.

^ifH^, zm; it^^, identity, spirituality, strong friendship/

^rtWR^, tiwwl, a guardian deity, family god.

^rM7<t, ^^, under one's own controul, independ^it.

^nw^trtW, P>ffV!flgr«^««<t, a first cousin.

^iTlf^^, cvtwl, forgetful of one's own words or actions.

''mnrft, ^«nwft selfishly voracious*

^rtP^, ^Fitir, own, proper.

'^nw(^, 'Wtw, self-destroying, a suicide.

^mn, «^, *rt, Brahma, spirit, the soul, self.

"^rvt^t^, ^ra, subject to one's self, independent.

^milvBJi^, ^^rrtWrtt, self-approved or applauded, self-
complacent. •

'ifflt?, '^•pr, ^?5flir, related to one's self, belonging to one's

self, one's own. \

^vTvtmi, vp^y ^^^f relationship, friendship, intimacy.

^vtnft, iwsprt, n^Sff^s a menstruous woman.

^1?, ^"W, ^^S^f half.

^W#*Hft^1, l^^t^» a violent head-ache. (depraved.

^WC^»^V ^"PWt^y >^> half done, unfinished, bad, vile,

^■ittf?, «nit^, respect, veneration, honor, esteem.

^UWI, ft*, a majk, sign, land-mark.

4d ^•iw

'•jflP^r; 'f^*t* Pw^<*i, a mirror, specimeiH sign, origTmt

from which any tiling is to be copied.

^ert^l, '•rrvir ginger.

«rntml4, ^nikC hsdfaad half, in half $bares.
^^tiftf , ^ni^t^> & privy, a jakes, a place for filths
^irWH, ^^, 4rw«i, a receiving, obtaining.
^iitTt?, ^rw^, n^^% a receiving, obtaining, borrowiogr.
wtfi^, <tfw, initial, prior, first; et cstera.
^Kfirsf, ^1r, or99i, the sun in a particular sign, agod»
wtftf^, «rwSi^^, «f^fB, priority, precedeni^, cooMnencc-

ment of a work. '

^ftfk^, ^srtwi, ^rW/,— tftt^iJJf*, initial, first, prior, preoediag.
«n9t^» ^ivt^> V>rt^» a pigment of flour or cbf^k ; to stir

up, inflame.
^rt?5, 'srtwjf, — ^•il«^t!lf*> tincl)vered, exposed, open, bwe.
^Rtl^, ^wflWf* half: grown, immature.
^^, ^nitf^y honoured, respected, esteemed.
wtfT^, ^^t?iPc, as far as the sigbi; i?eacbes«
^rtnpt, "^W, 11^^, a command, precept, ordimmcet l«w.
^Ktc^, <tr«tciT, in the first place.
^rWH, PTWJpr, ^iil^nwt^r, a compiaittt, petiti^m, law-sut.
WHf/¥, ^irlw/t*,— ^'T c^y the beginning and the end ; from

beginning to end ; inclusively.
^srt7/4t9, i|^f^> from first to last, all along^ always.
^rPrn, or^ ^4}i:^, the goddesses accounted divine ener*

gies.
^utijjiT, W^, ^W^, gluttonous, luxurious, selfish.
^^tcv/t^9» 3{«rt^i(, from the first, from first to last.
^iRj^WN, ^^n8[t9» obtaining or shewing respect, honoured.
^K, '^cl,— ^, ^«R^^, half; the half, moiety.
"•iTWr, ^«(, a pledge, pawn.

^^<i, *lf|:wt^, vn^% conviction (in law or argument),
^^cm, ^^^Ft¥, a hsdf or broken piece of brick, half a pice.
^Kfli, "nv^^, half a rupee. >^

"^W^, ^% «tt^<i, a contsuning, being put in poss^^ssidb^.

pregnancy* a pledge. .

iintf, ^itaif a receptacle^canal, supporter^ bitsis^lpcatioD^

comprehension.
^^, Mm^t^, vp^9 anxiety, mental distFess> expectation,.

calamity ; a pledge, pawn, 9cite» a pUcing.
^K^s, ^rtft^X, abundance, overplus. [eace of a god.
^^(^•?f5w, w^5jf>»5, arising from or relating to the influ-
^"ff|^, ^^t^W^, immature, half-grown, [present time,
^ff^si^, tM •*!«•*, recent,, modern, novel^ belqng^ngtQ tha
^iW?i, ^P»I^, shaken, agitated.

^Itni^* "^ic^, half, half a one. [tained.

^ncK9, Kt3^, requiring or fit to.be supported or con-,
^rtcict^, "^^"9, ^'WPtftRS, unwashed.
^'OWTii^Jl, >TR?», an elephant driver.
^(tKt^, ^t?C3t^r> fl atuieuce,. a sw.elling.and rumbling of the
bowels, war, bati^; sounding, sonorous, burnt,
^nvt^, ^t?^^> flatulence^ distension of the abdomen

from wind. [ternal.

^vtffpP, ^t^r^y ^^flPP. arising from the subject, in-

^iTVpr, f^, thought, meditation, contemplation.'

^«rt^, ''rt?, ^'W/, other, anojther.

"^fpFv, cv#>^, a sort ^f trumpet,, a drum*

vft^^, ^>Rt^P>5, not seen before, seen for the first time.

^[pcf, ^9, bound, tied, fastened, shut^ imprisoned,. con-
fined; a drunr.

^fpTir, «r^ ^•itit^', 'Ht* to brwg; thQface,mautb

'Ipnwjr, *t*W^5R, posteriority, succession to, posterity,

^n^r^f ^irRW, — ^', '•rtgW, joy,: pleasure, nairth, gladness,

felicity.

^itT?R, ^«ff^^, to. bring, fetch.. ,\.

^vfini, ^irt%, fire,

^rt^, ^rnnr ; crr^ '•I'm? <«, a bringi ng ^ a sixteenth part.

^HlC»IHt, ^Wtrt'R, a coming and going, intercoijr^e.

^rMT*,^ •ft^, ^?FFtft, greens, vegetables, corn.'

^(ptVf, ^Ki¥H ; ^^y secret, not easily discovered^ out of
^ place.

^I4irvi^l> ^**lf awkwar4ness, clumsiness.

*rNtft, n^, cluttisy, inexpert, igtibtarit, <il6tirnish-

^•ffTpr*^, <5^Jrr5, as it was*

^*rWir, «rt9r, a fishing net.

?«rtTtv, <ff^<«W, consecrated fire placed i6 the south. .

^^f C5?T^, constipation, suppression of urine^ the

length of cloth.

^•rtft*, ^rW, the sixteenth part.

Wfit?^A ^wrtlt^, telp, assistance, patrofaage, co-operation.

^ll^l^-:^^ '^li!s^, uninterrnpted succession, regtilarity,

rank, row. [beginning.

^rt^^f^, 3FTt^TRr, in succesfeion or order, from the

^rtl[^^, ^<(^<^g> cognizable by experience, specious,'

hypothetical.

^l!(*l|f^^, ff5*f^, inferrible, probable; specious.

^ifP^jftp, «t^t, attachment, pleasure.

%(\^^^, ^Tt?;^, one who bririgs.

iirTc^<1> "^f^tf^f seen for the first time.

'^^M^y ^TtrmM,— ^»Tfft, a toe or finger ring.

^raft*ii ^^ftrs/ inward, ihtemil, enclosed, included^

'^rtflW, ''rt^fj'* — ^^"Wflr^, inwird, afFectirig the bowels.

^itt^ftvpT, c«t«R, ^, a swinging, oscillating, agitation, in-
vestigation.

5«ft^[^, ^ftw, a cook.

^tflf^^f ^53pntK, logic, metaphysics, invei^tigatipn.

qRTtV^y ^^PTi^T^nj, otherwise-minded.

^^ii1, 'rtJr, a river.

^^^, T(^f a market, a shop.

^*lf^, t^*W, ^<l^^, calamity, misfortune, adversity,

danger, an objection, remonstrance, excuse.

^irW, ft^fw, misfortune, calamity, danger, evil, accident.

^»rt*R, fsw, '•rrtit?, own, proper.

^•prNWPr, ^M-'Jf^lt^, iT'lt?, spontaneously, of obe's

self: a relative, fiiend.

'irWf^^ frw, jy^W?, self; he or you, (respectfully.)

'irWf , «rttl, ^n, affected with, seized by, wrought upon.

.^•JWPi|1, ^% a pte^ant woman; pregnant.

m *8

* ..

^n*fr9» .^, ^^tl^^sftsf, a .f4U^^> present time> passing

instant> appointed time, opportunity.

^D*tfjB*, *?Rnrt^, ^^f\^, noyr, offhand; s^idoen.

W*ftW», ?l?Ty^, ??^, now, instantly, immediately.

W^tF^tj. 5t*r/, «t^/, obtainable, liable to, liable to suffer.

^^tt^i WS^Gf^, spi assembly of drunkards, company of

tipplers.

^it9t?, "ffc^f 9|ft«i^, ho\mdless, innumerable.

^^, fiesnTMi a ch^et for the head, a diadem, &c.

^i1^, i^nw^s an udder, large or full breast

^^fW^, f^t^tflWr?, a baker.

^^> ^^f^f ^1^, benei^cent, freefrQ];n error, obtained,

reYes^ll^, anthfijOrtic, own; a relation.

^rt#^. m^n?,fi/^&sks greedy, avaricious.

'iitlWrt?, ,^^— W, aj^lf-seekii^g; selfish, self-seeking.

^RWftf^, ^ifiiP?'*! Jt<M)^^^d, re-anima^ted.

^-fWit^, ^«m*t(^, , reaching to the ifqot.

^iftft^*^, 9l<vif^^^(t^, an overflowing or suffusijQg, bathing.

^itmi^y ?v?ri1» W^i an overflowing, a flood, bathinjg^.

^if^, ifW^Jf/tSft*^, the ieapi^g of fish over a weir, &c.

5^^1991, ^, a weir or bank for catghing flsh.

^fpnf^, ii«^9Tj;9r^, .t^^flouuqixfg of ,fish, sudden motion,

a starting, strugg|ii»g.

^Itftv, ^9f^,— 'iifi&c'W, opii|m.

^nMt, ^|faiic»t>»t, addicted tp the use of opium. [up.

^it^iR-^^pr, ^t^, to shut a door, close an opening, cover

^CP^^9 ftilt^, to sipelt, temiper metals, stir or move

round liquids, inspissate, become thick, re-
ceive a temper, turn round, return to the same
point. [read, repeat.

^it^npr, ^it^RR, 9?<i, to turn round as a .whirlpool, to

^ffnw, V^^fpr, a, ^reen; pretence.

^Wi»l»# j5^«*^ !IW^« ja petj^^lkine^s,, humpursomeness,

, p^yishness, repii^ng.

.^l^^t|IV^.fM^}^lHW}9urs<^^ peevish.

¥2

^4 ^*tft

^rt^W, ^»^pr, a binding or tying tight, a yoke, tie.
^?t^*W, ^itl?, •Usr, a receptacle, a -vessel. [credulous,
wrtjr, ^, a mean ignorant person, implicitly obedient,
'Ctt?^, ^ni^tfsr, to screen, conceal, veil, interpose, cover,

^ard. . [as the eyes.

%rr^«l, -^^wwrii, ^^ijr*!, to rain slightly, trickle, ooze, water
^Brr^-*l, 'Et^Wi^W, a slight shower, oozing or trickling

of water. [rubbish,

^crt^^l, r^TT'W*!, VWN# ^ rejection as useless, -sweepings,
'BTf W-^, ^% a returning, turning round, circular motion,

whirlpool, eddy, spiral turn of a screw or shelt.
^U^4), f;#t, a crucible.

^irWSt, c«r^, a row, range, rank, succession of things.
'^BrR'f/, Prnf?, certainly, assuredly, necessarily,
^irf^i^, P^l^^ ^WV, «RirrtR, necessary, indispensable,

expedient, certain; necessity^ expediency.
^14^*(t^, OTt^, ffeiWt*ft'^f flowing or passing on, flowing or

bringing in, usual, uniform.
^TfTtt?/, Wf , the pudenda. [at the foot of a tree.

^?T<1, «rc«rjCTtt1, ^^W1, an insertion^ interlineation, bason
M^n«r, ^^, c?tTi, a reel or frame for winding thread; a

sowing of seed.

'^TW, TWft?, childish, belonging to a child.
'^rwr^, Tfr^l'^WC^, from the youngest to the oldest.
^TW^f^Pr»l» »T*lftwt![, including children, old persons and

women ; wholly.
^btWW;, ^fWJ^'f^* from infancy,
^^ff, ^WCt^j dwelling-place, residence, house.
'TW^i ^^rtfPr, an invitation; to bring near, approach.
qRTtpiic, JJi?i^f an awi; auger, drill, piercer.
^»itf^^, ^f^t^f '■W^t^, an unfolding, development, inha*

bitation of an image.
Wtf3W, '^•W^, ^^^f sinful, guilty, fiitJiy.
^f5^?i «Prt^, ^rtnw*i, to bring to light, make apparent^

ttaanifest, reprove. [sessed by a daemon.

«ltf^, ^vWH^, engaged in, «nsro9sed, devoted to, pes-

^•rfte^, ^/^i apparent; apparently, manifestly.
^rf|, ^«tti, a weB. [petition, spiral turn.

^T?f^, W, ^wrW, a returning to a point, revolving, re-
^nr^W^, W^Pr, an informing, representation, declaration,

complaint, suit.
^mr^, iTCTtnt^, devotedness, engagedness of mind, zeal

or ardour in a pursuit.
irtWW, ftwFft^ttjT, workshop, manufactory, an entrance ; a

halo round the sun.
'rtr^, en; W,"^, a cloud; clownish, stupid.
^?re?<i, ''I'Wt?, an ornament, jewel.
"^n^y $tf^, splendour, brilliancy, glossiness.
^Uw, TfiPFl, a preface, preamble, prologue.
^RT5tt«i, 'ffrl^, T^r9t^% conversation.
^■rt^pT, '•rtin, splendor, clearness, semblance, appearance.
^rtftwW/, ^wSt^^, greatness of birth, nobility,
"•rtl^tr/, ^<W, the front of an object, a fronting position.
^t4l4, CftW, a cow-keeper, milkman,
^"rtvjlfiw, ^srt^'C?, eminent in committing to memory.
^(t^, qrt*r, ^*f^, a disease, crudity in the stomach, a

diarrhoea; a mango; raw, unbaked.
^irttR, ;Sl^, winter rice,
^rtinr^, ^rt|pr, a call, invitation.
^It9?, qrt^, a disease, sickness.
'ipiTrtf, <^tt^, cjTflt, sick, diseased, unwell.
'B'nf^, ^>?3tW?, the dysentery^ bloody flux.
^fM^i, ^•tNc*!, the cholic.
^rW, '•W* ^i'W, unbumt or half-burnt bricks.
^«^/, ''Wl^/, •ftsi, a courtier, counsellor,
^itart^t, 5<tftr, rice gruel, second rice-water.
^n^iW?, /^cfiwf?, wfe, a diarrhcea; the paunch.
^NrttSr^, Kt'Tjl^, ^Wr, flesh, food, a bribe, pleasing objectt

covetousness, lust, desire.
"Vft^NFl, <cf^, cheese, pressed curds*
'fffv, ♦t^n(n^, *l^^, clothed, accoutred.
^ftfjn, ^Vt?% v:«rttRr, a cause, origin; to the rooti radically.

46 -^JWt

^•rtort?, ^, ^, ej^oyment, festivity, p}ea$urei perfumef

fame^ . good report.
wtnrW, wt|tRf ^<Wnr, Ip give pl^pure w iBnjoy#ie»t.
^mwtlt, fsrt^tWtiSt, gr»!tifyixig,.eRliveni#g,pjleas\iura^

scented. [tofn, ^i3^g^» the Agama.

mtm^ «ff, the Vecja, receivfti dwjtjrwe, tquJi^tion, cus-
'irt^, ^, ^, sour, a,cid.

^«rtcf?^, ^'nrt^, tautology, foolish riepeti|iQ](|.

^rr^, ^rrStf"?, the taaaariad tree; acidity.

<iirt[^> 'Ttfa^, '^rtit— rT^^iW, the tan^riud frpit ^qr ti;€|e.

««U^, i(«ft^, income, revenue, imports.

5«rW3, fin, «t^» long* wide; a parallelogr^un.

^irr?^97> <1f|PY?, size, length and breadth, ext^t; an altar,

3hed for sacrifiqes.
^rt?t%, <N^f wr!5TtfiRPHil, length, future slate qr tipie, naar

jesty, composure, jwotion.
^^tinr, ^*^^, subject to, depepdant.
^ft?t^» 'tfrt^' ^^?> love, attachment, subjection; stUmit,

power, futurity, a day.
^rW, PWWf, a paternal grajidfather.
'Htft^s^, ^•rra^^, dimensions, a ground-plot.
^irf5f^, ^fiFRT, (fO^, extent, .width, length.

^rtHT^f, ^^> ^J^^? exertion, labour, endeavour, fatigue,

the hair.
'Htf, '•It?*, ^t^— #^«npt«i, the period of life, age, lifettiipe.
'Ttf^, ^^, ^*i, armour, arms, an arrow*
'■rtlfl?, "TOprtift, fighting with weapons.
^rt|«i(1?> ^t^^7t?f> allotted period of life, life time, age.
^rt^nif, fef^Tit, the science of medicine.
'•rr^t'^f ''^tf^V^'^W* a sacrifice to ensjure longevity.
^Rtwt^r, <ti^(#$> long-l^ved.
'•rtiw/, 'ntf'^CT, life-preserving; aged, bealth.
^Htnrtv^> "viti^?^* TWV^j to collect together, mjikeprovjisiioii

for an undertaking.
VtPWK^r |«, war^ faajttle.

^9 dra«, ^^^r/, and, also, furthermore; other, another,

^fWs ?*, reddish, flesh-colotired.

^n?«, ^PT/ irft<[, a wild btlfiFklo.

'^tfnr, v^f, wild, sylvan.

^ff?I^, Pr^, <fHHt«r, tessatiod ; a %ave-offering-.

^ti^i ^^'tTtt, begun, commenced. [sentations.

'^tjwnft, ^W3^t?t, dramatic machinfery, magical repre-

^tjRtsr, ^Wirt*, disholior, disappointment, distress.

'rtnr-^, ^W*ai, a begmtiihg', commentement.

^tfiprt, rttWtftW, a cocfcrbach.

'W, ^S^% *?t^, an augen *twl^ knife, saw.

''"itstw, ^jrtSr, a sawyer.

'''firt^, *f*W, |», near; diifetant.

^Wfe, ft^; «*P|, aW dt)ponetit, eb^my, opposed.

^'rtjW*', ^w*, to Svbrship, supplicaite> pray.

^Wf**1, ^'tW*!, if^otshipi prayer, respect, attelndimtiedn..

'''W*, ^A%*rt«r,fetee, health, comfort 5 apleasure-gar4eft.

''ttSPt, ^rHcjH, the piles, hemorrhoids.

''^fiP, *t*|r, a hcig, a fcfab, *i pitcher. '

^^fta^f ^*tt?t1^, mounted up6n.

^«t?t<f/, qrt^W^/, ^«^fl, health ; liiallhy.

^ittaW, fWJItH, «*»*»*W, ah attributing the properties

of one thin^ 16 andthier^ a transfer, imputa-
tSbh, sufestttutioni ehaiige> trahsfonriation.

^Vlejii^, Fi^, a mounting upon, ascension^ embarkation,

climbing; length; astaiir-case, ladder, vehicle.

^rtOT", «rt*W, ^•tf*^, a procuring, accumulation, planting

oftrees.
^rtw, ^PiTjiW, btraightnessv rectitude, honesty, sincerity.

"tffi, c^SffB, #^, distressed, grieved, vexed, affiicted

With ( distress, pain. [to a seasori.

'Kl^, ^'^fcjt^, the metises, a flower ; menstrual relating

^fif4, ^^|1, w<tj pain, distress, the end of a bow.

^Itl^, c'^lCStt^/, the office of a iamily priest.

«n1^, <«t^, W^% acquainted with, viersed in, wealthy.

^IBC ^iitn^, — ftPt, wet, moist, c^mmy, cool.

4»

sut;^, ^m% gmger.

^^s, TPr/* 'W, noble, venerable, respectajble, ^ceUent,

apposite, proper; friend> preceptor*
wKir^, f^RW, paternal grandfat^ker.
iBrtK " ^^•*> 21 mirror, looking-glass.
^n^, ^tNt, — ^t^«t^, authorized by, of or belonging to

the ancient sages. .
«rt^/, ^^^;|^, a bull let lopse as an (^erifig.
^rt^, ^> yellow orpiment; a sting, fang, barb, teiian;.

rice not boiled in its separation iff^px the hi^sk.
^'T^BTf^, f^"^^, insipid, fresh; insipid food, food withr

out salt. .

• * ■*

^rt»l5l, "^^^ ^^fiT, loose, unconnected,, unooyered. .
'irp'i;^, ^•rt't^ — ^^«W*«1, looseness, unconn^ctedness, iaat-

, tention, mildness. [talking at raiadoflk

:«l^;sfnc<> l^t^/^i foul-mouthed, obscene, spurrilo^s,
.^it^^^y ^1, ^f^, upright) pi>ised, raised, making effete

to rise. •.

^Jlfir'ftt&i ^^^> ^itpr, the first effort of a child tonri^e oa ite

feet, a lifting up a thing without leouoluiig

another thing. . >. [tiptoe.

^\^M 1(^5 ^T^c^, without touchfngv ^^ ^^^i^> oa
'•It^l^. 'Tfilfhll, — ^^<TOt^, the uvul^ or sqft palate,
^irtif^, ''W^, lac, leaves impregnated, ,^i|hiac.
^■itspr, «t^?, to moulder or fall to decayi spoil, be^^pae

tainted, rancid, be exhausted, &tigued, &c.
wtn^rt^ qirt^^, a mound round th^e root of a tree.
^•ifW, c^. ^t'Sfir, a prop, support, fulcrum, protector^

object of dependance; peg, nail. ,
^^t^rtpr, ^i2ir?^, a depending upon, dependance, tru^t.
^rt^nnif, vf^^ a parasiticalor climbing plant, creeper.
^RfRt, ^, ^t^^PT, a house, habitation.
^rW«ntt, 'W^f, ^A, inactive, indolent, idle.

' ,^> I '^^^ inactivity, indolence, idleness, fatig;ye.
^frn/^t^, in, a yawnins: and stretcbtn&r.

^Ktvt^, ^^M^, misfortune, calamity, affliction.

^nin^*nwt«^,'«P^«'iW*/,^»fiW1* anirrelevatit reply, a turning

into ridicule, ludicrous perversion of meaning.

^'W^f ^ft^f<!^9 a fetter, tie, rope, a tie*post. [quisition.

'nnW, ^WWWT, discourse, convfersation, proposal, re-

•iliflWin, fl^ f*r«, a lute formed of a single gourd.

^W^, ffwfW, ^t<tf chatty, afiable, conversing.

^Wl» ^Jjftf the bottle-gourd. [fatuus. .

^W?1, ♦f^^lUrt, an apparition, will-o'-the-wisp, ignis

^l?ir, ai% ca»^, n^, a dam, dike, ridge, range, row> race*

family, confidante, a tenon.

"^ifinr^, c^laiu^m, an embrace, hug, clasp.

^tftit^?, ^H^Vfj, ilt»lt, a large earthen water-jar.

^THr, oft, 9ip, a raised terrace, a platform.

'•^IISmwI, 'Htl^r'fir, — aTir<H<cyt*f> a white- washing or plas-
tering on festivals.

^t*!f , CTf^, lapped by the tongue.

^^ft^ 3W? ftrW a potatoe, yam, tuberous root.

^ifl^, p[^% fresh, not salted, insipid^

^.^>W, «rtCT, — <t<C ^if^f mouldered, fallen to decay^

dissolved, fatigued.

^rtCTfl, . ^rtwff, — W<i, 4l#t*1, light, brightness.

^•rtCfW^-l, ^•tt^, H^, perception, sight, vision, view,

discovery. [perception.

^ftdltF^-l, Uxw^t examination, investigation, trial, view,

^vtcirt^, int^f to stir up (a liquid), agitate in conversa-
tion; maceration. [desire.

^HH^^rt, ^9f^(^f '^IW^, supposition, doubt, uncertainty,

^^RV^f ^?, '•(WRi, awe, fear, terror, danger, peril.

"Vft^fpffi^, F^g^9, on all sides, all around.

^Nfp<5, "^l^tft?, an aim, scope, object, tendency, a collec-
tion, receptacle. [length, a region.

''IHI, ^iWPi; itwifl, hope, expectation, trust, desire ;

^«mp(% ^'Kl>wtf^«4^, attachment arising from hope, an

obligation; a cobweb.

^iWiW, tfttf'S^W, disappointment, /

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'^Rtf^, «ftp5, ^^, eateB, satisfied.

^TfW^, ^Bfrtt«, — ^^fjiWftft^^, a blessing.

'«rrft, ^ii^fw,^*^> the poison or fangs of a serpent; 80.

^rttPw, ^. a serpent.

'TMWf'?, anf«Rt»f, a benediction, blessing, salutation.

^^, ^^ soon, quickly ; early (rice), easily or soon

procured.
^^^, T»>6Mt^, ^^» ^**, fleet, swift; the wind, an arrow.
^«^^, ^tjpi, ^trf^, swiftness, vagary, wMm.
wr*5ftr5, W^9 suddenly, unexpectedly.
^^S, "^(^^9 ^^n\Pf^f marvellous, strange, astonishing,

supernatural, miraculous.
'?jrt^<fWt9r,nCTtir, ft^^nwtT, wonder, surprizcastonishment.
^^, ^^nrtTft^, W, a hermitage, religious retreat, state

or condition of life. [defence, protection.
"Tf^at?, •!?*>» ^»wra^, an asylum, refuge, recourse, shelter,
^rsTs^ *t?<tTt^, ''^^j secured, placed in safety, dependant.
'^rrcTff^, '*ltf4l «?•*!, tSWr, an embrace, hug, union, mixture.
'iThrRfS, ''if*^, — ^^3frtfir5, animated, encouraged, com-
forted, [matioo.
^'^W^, ^8^1 J fl^fWI, hope, comfort, encouragement, ani-
^Nt>5t, fitsrWr, relying on, hoping.
^Rt^, K^ a bow; ah! oh !

iRt^r^f, '•rs/^irs, attached to, enamoured, devoted to.
'^B([^<9, 'mT^Uu^U '2r«i'5, attachment, devotion to, love.
'•Tt^W, ^'^^» ^n?^^, f^Sf society, fellowship, copula*

•tion; incessant, constant, adv. — ly.
^it'rf^, '^rt^t'R"^ 3rt!5, approach, meeting, junction, close

union, acquisition, gain, profit,
^•rfil^, *<*lt^, ^wsf, a seat, carpet, mat, stool, market-stall,

elephant's neck ; a sitting, hailing of an army,

sitting posture of a devotee.
^^, c^, a small stool or chair. [concluded •

^^, f^r^^, Pnpfesi^, approached, approaching, near,
^^, 5W/, spirits, rum.
^rWRnS, '£ft'«, gained, obtained*

^llin^y f^9 complete accomplishment of an object.

^Rim, ^WM^*?tr5W, a toad.

^WPw, ^W^, itfl(^, taken into custody, imprisoned, res^

trained, finished, accomplished.
'W^, hrsj; ftft^^, a daemon, surgery, mustard ; daemo^

niacal, barbarous, savage. [savage,

'rt^, '•iTgfir^, — bf^PfT^Jt?, f^, deemoniacal, barbarous,
'rtWWl, ^^F^t?RP, "^ W?W, one who takes or gives into

custody.
"^ncHKj ^i^pr, 5Pt3t^, custody, confinement, arrest, prison.
^fT^PiT^, ^^, ^^, a gallop,
^ww, '^'^^ «rf^tl, whole, unbroken, cast, thrown.
"'TT^^/^, ^rpw, "^st, distracted, troubled, anxious, hurried,
^^ff^; ntf^^^, a covering spread out, horse-rug, mat,

lining of a garment, plastering of a wall.
^lRr<i, (4«(t«i1, carpet, bed, bed-clothes. [trusting.

"•nRf^, ^<5Ttft, ^N?Prtr, believing in a God, believing,
^?I<t<r, ^iTt^^, — ft^, ^ft^, spread out, extended, laid out

in order.
^Rt^ti fWPT, *2Mi1, ^, faith, confidence, trust, dependance,.

respect, regard, an assembly, a prop, stay,

continuance, effort, [rious, attentive, firm,
^irtf^, Hv'^TJrWr, «fSt, believing, trusting, depending, labo-
^HP^f ft^, ^» affair, business, situation, dignity, office,

authority, boast. [ambition, defiance,

'it'^f^, 'Ali|Ht41, self-exaltation, boast, emulation, rivalry,
^RTiWPr, «r^p^> ^M«if^, «f^^ Tt^/, to flounce, flap, clap ;

a boasting, self-importance.
^iB^ft^, ^5t«T> the slapping of one hand on the opposite arm

in defiance. [pansion.

^nrvt^, fwrn, the blowing of a flower, opening, ex-

^Uin'B^l, Jji?t^f a gimlet, auger, drill.

^rpT/, %<9 the face, visage, mouth; incomp. towards.

^Wt?, jn, ?5Ttt[iR, a savour, relish, taste.

"•iW^ '•rW'^t, — ^?W, delicious, well -tasted, savoury.

^iitf^ 9lf^ smitten, hurt, injured,kiUed> uttered falsely;

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Si ^

«mr^, vtpr, utOT, to smite, wound, kill, hammer, beat

out met|iL

"^f^t ^Wi, fW, a sacrifice, war, combat, attack.

^W^, :fTii?iR, ^JT^IR, to collect together, bring,, remove.

«rt5WI, ^»rtrTOt, t^t^^y one who brings, an eater.
' WW?, CW»R, food, diet, a meal, repast.

^trt^, 5T'^^, collecting together, bringing.

^W^, c^5l«R^F^, feeding, feeding freely, gluttonous*

WW^/, c^t**<U> ^t-<«Hl9, fit ta be eaten or brought, inci-
dental, accessary.

Wtf^, Tpl^' ^rof^, placed, deposited.

''Wf^^^tftt, Tlfit^ a BraJimin who preserver the consecrated

fire of his family.

WtClat, <^tt*rm, a cowherd.

Wt^, ^*^^«, offered, sacrificed.

Wt^, <?W, a burnt sacrifice.

Wtf^, f^rarfSr^, invited, called, summoned.

WW, ^J?t^ 'ift?^, \^, taken, brought, collected, eaten.

Wtr?t<?ft^, w^fir^, self-exaltatidn, a vaunting of one s

own valour and depreciation of another's.
Wtf^, fW*i^, daily, diurnal; daily ceremonies.
^Tljtf , 9^, joy, mirth, festivity, exultation.
Wt5!^, '^NPkvft, joyous, festive, mirthful, glad. • [pute.
Wt|?, 'f'Wl, appellation, name, a law-suit, a sporting di*.-
Wtjt^, PuwH, ^C!rt«nr, an invitation, call, summons.

t, f^n»P9r^w, an emphatic affij^—even, indeed, self, very.

i^, P^> solid, not hollow or fistulous; a sort of reed.

^?P^. ^^, a bandicote rat.

^«i, c^wjf a louse.

t% wtf. a sugar-cane. • [lusions.

T^9f^» *iw^-i, ^«i, to nod, wink, express by Bigik^ or al-^

tfip5, 'iwiJ, ^, a nod, wink, signal, sign.

t^f *^it will, desire, wish, choice, inclination, hm^

t'lnfti^, ^ct^nrprtft, Tolunt^ry, unconstrained^ wilfuL

^, ^^, — ^^rWjy, desirous, willing, solicitous.

twi, ^^, a sacrifice, oblation, worship, reverence.

tf», ftwf^*^^/, a shrimp or prawn.

t^,, t^, ^^f ^,— ^*ttf^Brf«i, a brick.

t^, ^itir, — ^^i^f^>5, brick, built of bricks.

t^-^rt^, i^^^i:«F*t<», to pelt with bricks.

t^, tii^tf^nrtw, ^^^?^, hence, from this,

t^, f*W, i;^, other, another, different, low, mean.

^icn/», ^ntJw^, on another day.

^^WSi, <i)fir74if^, hither and thitlier.

tR5, ^M^^P9f ^f thus far, hitherto, thus, this.

tfww/, twtJ^W/,— ^t^WCT, wkk;, during, this, at this

time, in the meanwhile. [advice.

t^, ^j^rfS'RJ*, ^^, traditional instruction, legend^
tft^, ^% ^t^^^ft¥, a history, tale, fable.
t^CT^, i^^^sW?, ^"S^, thus, such, like.
^/^''CS, *M^^PtCT, ^it^RWc^, at this time or opportunity^

during this.
^% ^9 <^f this, that, the same.
ti9t<t, «^^f^, now.

tw^S)^, ^m^f^, <i»<PW?, recent, modem, present.
^^rGrt, ^, a well, large well or pit.
t% vai, the moon.

t^, ^ft^, a rat, a mouse. [ni^t, an organ of sense.
^, ^^ftft^, tft^^twt, the sovereign of the gods : the soul,
^aiWr, Jftn, CbWPw/l, legerdemain, magic, conjuring.
^5«tt*PP, ^rtfiPP, deceptive, juggling, illusive,
t^q^, ^, morbid baldness, the falling off of the hair.
^WW, ?t«TO[^, the rain-bow, the weapon of Indra.
tvH^j ^^1^ an intoxicating preparation of hemp.
tf^» 5i^?Mtl^ W, the senses, the organs of sensation or

perception.
tftl?]f, ^ft»f^l*l4, debilitating, stupifying, enfeebling the

senses. [selfdenial.

^ftlWRi ^?W^ t^^ ^^Ifrt^, suppression of sensuality.

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tfts?Wt^, l^^tf^, an evil propensity, concupiscence^.

^feirt^f^ c^n^jy an object of the senses;

^^Bpr, .^itffif ^BT^tg??/, fuel.

^^, ^f«»r5, — c^n^f t^^l^, desirous, wishing for.

^, 5rpf«r;?:?tw, an affix: like, resembling, &c-

•^, ^, an elephant.

^iPT, ^?fir9i> concord (of notes in music).

'^^, s^y so much, thus much.

■|t5^, «lf3l5r5|, ^«rt, an assigned quantity, definitenessv

•^5W, f^'t/^* ^Hftt, a flash of lightning, submarine fire.

tsl, ^t^^ ^J-^^, ^P?, ^^r, language, speech, goddess of

speech, the earth, water, ardent spirits.

tCT?^, cj^, C5t3l, a line, streak, stroke, dash of the pen^

^, ^<i, an arrow, a versed sine.

t^, ^*»> ^^9, a quiver.

^^, ^«rf^«fr^, desired, cherished, beloved, respected,

approved, sacrificed to, worshipped.

ir^^-1, t^o a brick.

^ilW-^, ^/W?, the particular god worshipped by any-
individual.

^y ^^> ^t^* **» volition, will, desire; a sacrificci.

oblation^ spiritual guide.
^;^, tU^f?ft, from this place.

^%y ^5^'<lT<?W, a smoothing iron. [present time^

Jj^^l^l, ^^W|*> — JTijCTPP, the present life, this world,.

^hP^, T^, to see, view, behold.

^, ''^[Rs^frtf^ ^^, agricultural calamity, as drought, &c.

^^, ^*f, — <i|^5W, ^^«r^, th\is, such, resembling this.

^jfl, ci^, ^0^1, envy, spite, malice.

^^> cn^, 1^«^^, spiteful, malicious, envious.

^ 'srif, P»rt, a lord, God, the Supreme, Shiva.

^, ^, — Tt^f«n?^, the beam of a plough.

^Wt?, flf^. f^. lieht. snlendour. Shiva: nnrth-ftastem.

^nt?, ^war^, «I1E, God, the Supreme, a lord.
^^itsPRWif, ^rrf^^^, the denial of a Gqd, atheism.
^Vjrf7^, iN:fB^, firmly relying on God, established in

his service. [absorption.

^Nr?wT^, n^^rpR, a securing of the divine favour or
'Nft, Oftt, "ff^, a goddess, a queen.
^, iNl, — ^, the beam of a plough .
i^^, ^Hivf, p^<f^, a little, somewhat; ;?re/'. slight, &c.
^?i("f5r, ^fet^, ^^wt^fi, a glance, slight view.
^, o^, *^^, endeavour, attempt, study, wish.

^, ?5ft^, a white ant

^F, ^, high, lofty. [thatch.

^F5r, ^iirt^R, ^M^, to stir up, lift up, loosen, strip, off
^F^, ^TS5^, ^iTOrR, rough, uneven, not level or smooth.
,^WR-^rpr, FfsR, to toss corn in a sieve, to sift.
^fR, ^^, ^^wc^rt?^, to take up, lift up, unthatch, to

threaten to strike.

%??, ^, — ^^, c^ftsfl, a meteor, torch, firebrand; stray,

going at large, strange, unknown, [retching.

^, tl^^ft, ^M?Tt?, a peep, prying, attentive gaze, a

^R^'^, Wn?<i, to retch, to strain.

^fejrtl^, c^rwc'np'fsr, to pry, watch, peep.

^^ GP^^, a louse.

^ft, ^Wt, — i^tftW^, a sort of drum.

W, ^^f^, said, spoken, related.

^1^. ^fP/, ^^t^, speech, a word, sentence, expression.

^^ipl, ^, a buM.

^, ^«1, — ^Wt, a rasp, file.

^^'T, irt<l, to rasp, file.

.^♦ff, ^1W^, ^^, to go or pass away as time, to get or

break loose, to encrust with sugar.

^*?l, T^p St preparation of parched rice and treacle.

^<rfr, ^, ^, a ladle, a skimmer.

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^^f t^f ^ pot, saucepan. '

^^«l, ?«R, to vomit, bring up the cud ; vomit.

^4f, *t«f, ^rt^, cvWf, hot, pungent, peevish, sui

passionate.
^^rfiW, ^«W^<i, r^^rt^, to uncovien strio. lav bai

^^> ^^9 a louse. [coursoi

^nrt*f, «P«r, introduction of a topic Or subject of dis-
^wi, ^^^, — ^^*WTV, headstrong, unruly, mischievous,

bold, insolent.
^'5«H'-'!ift^, ^T^^, to toss up in a sieve, to sift,

^ft^, 'rm/, c^T^/, right, fit, proper, suitable, conve*

nient.

^t^, ch^, a trip, stumble.

W, ^, ^i^, high, lofty, loud.

^^, ^o^, "^fWtS, pride, arrogance, a custom, usages

^iirtl, ^^f ^9^9, quick, hasty, expeditious.

^TOTRls, ffc^tftns, uneasy, restless, troubled, flig-htv. vain

^V6>^, tf^9 ^\^> droll, comical, jocose.

^«pfl[«, ^, 55f*r«, uttered, pronounced, said, spoken.

^*tl^H, Pnm, ^*r^, sadness, gloom, suUenness, ruin,

oppression ; to vex, harrass, cause to remove^
^vt^,, Pwa, ^^^, inclined t» gloom or sullenness.
^W?, ^WWf^, ^Wt^^, uneven, not level, various, multi^

form.
^1?, f^ln, «r«r, excrement, filth, manure.
^t?-«l, ^<t, "W«tr?t^, utterance, pronunciation.
^^> ^» ^' loud; aloud, on high.
^^^ ^> deaf, high-eared. [relinquished.

^^, ftmf-tvs, ruined, destroyed, laid waste, stript of^
^f^, ^ffH^, ^^, cut off, ruined. [leavings!

^^, ^^^, ^/^F, left, remaining, rejected after tasting j
%P5«^1, 'T^C^, a remnant, orts, leavings.
^'ipW, ap^^srf^, ^«RTV, irregular, confused, self-willed,

licentious, loose, unrestrained.
^^, r^H, ruin, destruction, devastation, excision,
^^f i^,— ^, height, elevation, a height.

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^Rfg^ ^w, ^^W, elevated, exalted, born, produced,

grown, increased, prosperous. .

^fpr, ^iR, to Tomit.

^» %«l, — ^um, straight, direct, sincere, honest, upright.

^s^'r, ^♦nW, ?>r'r, to tear up by the roots, to vomit.

%^, f^ntV, against the grain, in an opposite direction*

%9nr, r<C4tW«ii^, to swim against the stream, to flood

as the tide. [pools).

^Wt?, 'Hrtl^/t^, wandering (as fish from the rivers into

iw, «CTj ^JtC'<t*tJr^, ^PaiWl, the dashing of the waves,

a tossing or agitation.

^M7, 'S^, to rise as a wave, to be tossed, agitated.

%VBit7y ^r*^^, ^i^vit^, to toss, agitate, sift.

^K«T9, ^7, ^iTf^/, a wilderness, deserted place.

^wpr, WW, an upper country, hill-counlry.

^, v^iqn, ?R74$f^, a common report, rumour.

^%1, ^9^, wandering (as fish in the rains).

%«^, fj^f, ^<13F^, waste,' ruined, desolate, desert.

%iirf-^, %^*n^, RrW, eradication, tearing up by the

roots, ruin, destruction. [ous.

%vft?, wj*tt/^, ^IcKt, wasteful, lavish, expensive, ruin-

^iRT, i(tftt)rt7> <£n^> luminous, splendid, bright ; splen-
dor, brightness, blaze.

^««R, ^^^Pr» ^vpr, to blaze up, enkindle.

^fjRF, ^j^, left, abandoned, relinquished.

^#-7, ^^V^9 a gleaning, collecting of grains.

^iw^, ^ft^/^^TT, to dry rice by the fire for unhusking.

^, ^» ^rsift, a camel ; dried leaves, grass, thatch.

^Nt?t, ftOt^, '«rt^ri?t, foreign, unknown, vagrant.

%8w, ^<«rW, ^P?rtrtflr5 ^f a thatched house.

%^, ^"^ CT^nr, to take goods on credit. [as scurf.

^d7, ^5^9 to heave or swell from moisture, to scale off

^^55r, '^ICT^^, search, enquiry, a tracing out.

^^C9f, Mt>rt, straying, wandering, unknown.

^tVf ^, •», a clue, guide.

^, WIT, a rising up, mounting, elevation.

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58 ^^

'BSr, <tlwrt«R, ^^IfSRl, to rise, to mount ; a court-yard.
^^, ^^tf^, ^ftrsfrw, TO^, a rising up, mounting, arrival

at a place. [eradicate ; a court-yard.

^S'tT, reWT, to raise, exalt, elevate, remove, dismiss,
^^tnr, 4tR»c?, without, out of doors.
^8*1^, ^\, 4t^^1^, repeatedly, importunately.
^Jjl^, f^^, ^wt^ar, a vent or sale for goods, the breaking

up of an assembly.
^"^9 ^rt?/«, c«l¥, the beginning and end, termination,

end ; from beginning to end.
^*^, ^»W?/ft, squandering, wasting, throwing away.
^?^, ^rWc^ WR, rs^, to fly, mount in the air, soar, be

wasted, be scattered. {garment-

^^, j^^^rt^, ^?rt?, a sheet, the Hindoo outer flowing
%^F*t?, *Wf9^, ^H^F^pr, taking flight, flying, fledged. -
^^f?^, ^(^?l^f^, a flying up and settling or falling.
^^, ^1*1"IM«», '^•t?/?, flight, waste, the venereal.
^^I4l, ^'W?/?, ^^, waste, extravagance, outer garment.
^^1^9, ^'^t^i^, wasteful, extravagant.
^, iR/^TPr/, ^uPr, wild rice; the repairing of thatch.
^, ^^W, any constellation in the moon's path.
^&?^ ft«tRl^, '"Tt^* anxious, agitated, eager.
%^, ^t^Rt^, able, to fly, fledged.
^<t, CTT, ^4t, CTO1, the moon, a raft, a float.
^1^, F5, the moon. [of leprosy.

^T?, ^5t^, ^wiTjr, copper, a threshold, wild fig, species
^^, ^f?» ^•Tt^rttr flighty, airy, light, vain.
%|^* ^^, flight, a soaring, rising into the air.
^^\f ^'^^ ^ bound or upward leap.
^^tlwTT, ^t^t*Wtvt, flying.
^, ^W, ^'ng, ^S^i heat, fire: sewed, woven.
^^J% ^^flpf, ^l5['aif,*rt?r i^-,to arrive, come to, cross over.
%^59R, 'S'ijfl'^, — ^^flfir, to overflow, boil over, rui over.
^8^, ^^W, — '^f^y 3t^Tt, distressed, agitated, touchy*

passionate. [river, arrival*

'l^-l, 'tfWW^, ^rW?«l. a CODV. dunlicatfi! nMAAiyA nf o

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^?, ^fiw, ^^^, anxious, regretting*

^«^^, 911^, iw, disagreeable, troublesome, badj exces-
sive, fiirious, drunk; mad . [melancholy.

^^?M, ^n^, anxiety, regret, care, vexation, sullenness,

^^^'y ^iRw?, ^S^pral, excessive; excellence, abundance,,
late performance.

^^*»W, '¥t^^,.%^5|*1, thought, anxiety, care^

^?^, C¥3r?1fiF, a louse.

%^^, %«»r, excellent, good, elevated;

^^il?, ^&OTt7, xjapable of improvement, improvable.

^r^, ^^,, a bribe.

^^W, ^wi, f^K^rW, ^W^, a leap, jump, bound, departure
from order, irregularity, transgression,

I^W?, ^Wf^^, %«»f|^, leaped up, tralftgressed.

^^iwt^, rPt?<i*, ^, ^» an eagle.

^nW-«*, ^^r'<C'i^<1, a toss, a throwing up.

^^, ^nr&^, ^«n«^ eradication, rooting up, ruin, des-

truction.

^^W*t, 'W^, ^8*ra*t, subversive, ruinous. [good.

^, caflr, ^i^^f best, chief, excellent, superior, very

^<r, ^Wt^l, a creditor, lender.

%OT^it?JT, ^i^'T^^ the five capital punishments.

%15nw, 1WW, the head.

^^^ ^8*^^415^ capable of amelioration, improvable.

^?, <1^^, «tRRt^/, ^, ^'W^, subsequent, posterior,.

behind, last, hinder, future, northern; an
answer, apology, consequence, remainder or
difference, arrival, the north.

^l?n, ItJtf «», csfl^, to arrive at, land, cross a river, alight.

^?**!n, ^ilW/fiftFlrt, funeral obsequies.

%^^vr, ^r^/f^, ^T^;<ti^, rejoinder, confutation.

^41^, iflfs^, a reply to^an argument, refutation.

^tr^r»?, ^PWWVW, ft^, dialogue, dispute, law-plead-
ing.

%^Pf.^ftR, ^intift,— ^apwt^, a witness testifying frona

hearsay or the report of others.

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60 ^^9tt

^«?mtW, irvf , ^n^, an umpire, prompter, auxiliary, di-
rector of religious ceremonies. [lers.

^HIpT, <lW»l*a|?r, an inn, place of refreshment for travel-

^StW^T?, ^^^^tWwt?, an inheritance, succession.

^^?W^, ^-tf^wnR, a prevarication, deceptive reply.

^^?rt?*», ^jwJir ^^^, the sun's path N. of the equator^

^5fT5r, ^^, the outer Hindoo, garment.

^fty ^^5?ftir, — ^^^, Z9my the outer Hindoo garment,

brahminical thread. • [wards, subsequently.

^cs<l, ^It^, <1*fit*^, northern, posterior, northerly , north-

^r?^it, ^;, ^^tjM?, to-morrow, on a future day. [ther.

^'TOTt^?, "^S^a^tf^y «13W?, more and more, further and fur-

^'SW^, ^CH^^fTjC^i^i^, athreatening, importunity, dunning.

^^CTT, ^8*1^^,1?^^, an overflowing,running or boiling over.

'g^ifft^, ftr^,^^, having the face or palm upwards, shallow.

^Wn»t?, ^^» ^^*t^, lying face upwards ; an infant.

^^, ^srst, ^W, heat, ardour, zeal^ distress.

^♦nr, qiWr, to heat, make hot. [or alight.

^^5t?M, <1t?[ ^-, c^Wt^f 'TW^, to ferry over, cause to arrive

'S^^T, ^^, ^\%, ^ttumn, arpved, delivered, rescued,

having surmounted a difficulty.

^▼, ^bw, high, lofty, tall.

^W«R1, Tr#sn, K^^f a furbishing, polishing, dunning.
^r«t»r^, %f1[T, %*(ipsr, to raise a weight, elevate, boil

over, overflow.

^/^, ^ft^,Rj^, rejected, abandoned, vexed, disgusted,
^gianr, ^atapT, to rise, stand erect.

^«tBt^, '8'58nr, ^8*f5^, to overflow, boil over.

^pr, '8«rt^«r,— %vr«r5r, to raise, elevate, excite, stir up.

^ftJtf^, ^refi^, ^ttwfR, erection, elevation, rising up.,

^^^1^5^, ^^tff^, ^^f to leap up, mount.

^<^, wr, production, a production.

^<tl, ?»iitrttl, produced, arisen from.

^^W, ^1f»f, ^^» a blue lotus, water-lily. .

%«><iftt^, fJSC^i «rf- a collection of water-lilies.

^<1tS^, ^S^Tf^, to root up, eradicate, eradication:

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^^, ^Hm, ruin, destruction, calamity, outrage, vio«

lence, tumult, danger, ruin, provocation, evil
omen, portent, something disagreeable.

^^ftf^y vit^, to produce, create^ excite, occasion.

^^Cfpil, 9rti{«r;, %*iii1, a resemblance, simile, metaphor^

illustration, indifference, carelessness.

^^IR-^, ^^^W,--*«W, ^JR* a leap, jump, bound.

^^^W, ^^^f Mf^y ?(5^, blown, expanded, gladdened.

^^^, 1W9, a fountain, spring.

^^^fm» C9P(, "^KW, the hips, the lap.

^»»^. •«??, ^ifpnir, a festival, festivity, feast.

i'^Wf, ^Jf^, — ^^^/, JrW, an offering, oblation, present*

ing of an oblation, gift.

^fW, ^1^, ^/t^. promptness, enterprize, zeal, energy,

effort, perseverance, confidence, eagerness.

^^» ^^ftsf^, ^fif^^, eager, zealous for, regretting,

penitent.

^^^, "^nw^, ^/v, W, offered in sacrifice, given.

%^CT5^, «ic«iKcw^^, to spout or throw up water.

^, ^Cr9, 'Wi, 'Ift^, water, an otter.

^^f 'NrarfSp?, the north.

^i^^^ifni', Wiift^, a bestowing of water, an offerhig of water

to the manes of one's ancestors.

^^, %W, ^, %f«, pointing upwards, high, tall, (ironL

colly) a dwarf.

^^, ^»?ft, — ^^nfsB, ^ft?, the sea, the ocean.

^/1, ^»1. PWW, thirst, desire to drink.

^Wpc, ^, a well, tank, &c.

^, ^^m, ^«Rtf«n5, ^«Rt?^. uncontrouled, unrestrained,

free, open, uncovered.

^WW, ^■'ftPtSPf, ^, 'iSf, thoughtless, simple, unreflec-
ting, sincere, unsuspecting, docile, cheerful.

^W, ^C^It^M tfpJH, a rising into view, rise of a hea-
venly body, coming into vogue.

ii^f^, 'ftnfw,— ^Hf^t^, the eastern mountains.

^Ww, ft*Wpr, the dav, day-time.

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^Rf^ K^, W9f the abdomen or belly, pauncb, womb^

an enlargement of the abdomen.
^^Rrsrrfr, ^«W, an entrail, gut.
^Hihfl, '8iRrm?,-^^irt^^, a diarrhoea, dysentery.
^inrvf^, "vvtir^y ^^^^ selfishly voracious, gluttonous,.

voluptuous.
^IPT, ^fef?rf^ nnpP?w, the gastric juice. [epicure.

^^(fjid%, W^V, w|5?, c^T^St, gluttonous, voluptuous ; an
%if^, c^t^, Hlp^t abdominous, corpulent, dropsical,
^ifc?, ''R^/TOJ* inwardly, internally, inclusively.
^ipF, ^j^»r, •is^tsT, it^, remote consequence, future

time, profit, advantage.
^^, ^tflpj ^t^ one of the five airs of an animal body.
^fertsr, '•W^, ^^f ^^f^f '^^ candid, firank, generous,.

liberal, noble, grand, gentle, unperplexed.
^iRt?1» crt77l^?9 tlie deepest notes in tnusic.
^«rRiT<t/1> ^<rt?^»'»'> — Wtgt^,^-^^, ambiguous, of doubtful

or double meaning,
^ferfi, 'WtfJc, ^'St^/, ^rP^nsi, religious abstraction, soiitude,

unconnected ness, retirement, misanthrophyy

anxiety, regret.
^j((y ^^^% Pnwf, ^»tf^, abstracted, lonely, retired,

misanthrophic, anxious, regretting, crazy.
%ft5>fr5r, 'R/t^, ftJ^, withdrawn from society, austere; a

recluse, pilgrim, religious mendicant, cynic,

misanthrophe, stranger, foreigner.

^-ft^^J* ^«ftt[t?, — J^it^t an illustration, instance, exempli-
fication of a rule.

^W^, ^*^r^tf^, ^, adduced in exemplification, ex-
emplified, mentioned, spoken, famed.

%ff5, 4fnPlf«^, ^fit^s, w, risen (as a heavenly body), come

into notice or fashion, spoken, expressed,
bound, tied.

^?l*t ^'^^fi^, the north quarter.

%^t<tT, %^9:i«i, northern.

^^/, 'i^«*iHTO<«l, the north-west, north country.

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5, %«^fir3, spoken, uttered, said, announced.

%<W, anpr^tpi, a wooden mortar for husking rice.

^, ^BrS, -^^^ ascended, risen, increased, vomited.

hm, ^sttpr, ^, WK, ascension, rising, mounting, in-
crease, knowledge, idea.

^vfTif, ^«rf?H?, '•rf'T^, exceeding, very, great, excessive.

W^, aHf^tt^, fpr^, a chanter or reciter, particularly

of the Sdma Veda.

^5W1? -«i, rw^, ^ww, a belching, retching, vomiting.

%«i^»hr, 5rrtwirt\% <fWWW?«*, a portion of the Sima Veda,

the utterance of the mystic ^.

%wt% ^rtSrs, vomited, thrown up.

^<C ^;^, prepared for, or engaged in action, exerted,

. stimulated, raised, held up^

^^, -sti^, the building up of a wall, edification.

^m^^ iFTt^c;, «W/» an object accomplishable or attainable.

^<irr, ^lic^JRt^rtir, a chopping-block, carpenters bench.

§*(fl^, W^c^t««r8qi?i, ttpTt?^, the rope and bucket of a

well, the opening out as of a shutter.

^wt^, ^rtjrv,^, commencement, a weapon, club, mallet.

^5, 5i«l1, ^H, a mosquito, a gadfly, a bug.

^8^, ^?^«t, wnfl, '»?rsc^, having large teeth or tusks,

formidable, tall.

^^W, ^»WtPr3, ^r^, unrestrained, unconfined, free.

^, ^aifist^TS, designed, intended, regarded, done with

regard to. [minatiou.

^<W, ««r^, 4nrt^, a blazing, glowmg, shmmg, lUu-

%CVt, '^rf^^rtir, ^»OT^<i, ^tiHl, an object, view, motive, in-
centive, vestige, trace, seairch ; lust,love; sake,
account of; for. [regard to an object.

%W*?, ^ci*"r^,— ^P^W?^, acting from-a motive, or with

%wn/, «c?tw^, ^'RCW^, an incentive ; fit to be made an

object of regard, deserving to be traced out.

fei^, gb^t^tjW, one who acts with a design or scope.

H«, ^"T^iTSHK, If ?«, anrtBtft, absent, ill behaved, capri-
cious, audacious, mischievous, self-important.

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^5*31^1, ?^rt^*i,ft*t^, ill-behaviour, effrontery, audacity »

mischievousness.

^^% ^•f?, — ?WT> ^^^9 ^^» deliverance, rescue, extri-
cation, acquittal, beatitude, freedom, extract
from a book, raising up from a pit.

%TO. %TO, — ^^ftp^,' tossed or cast up.

^f^, Wl, ^wr, hung, tied up to a' thing*

^f^[^, ^B$t^ C^7» to hang (a criminal.)

^%:9ir. 'S'^^i, to vomit, throw up, retch.

^3r«i ^»J^rW, ^^Hf , a remainder, overplus; remaining,

left. [enough.

^W^, ^Tt^, ^iiP(^-^-, to be over, abound, be more than

^9t?, fi^f a marriage, wedding, nuptials.

^11, '^sP^f ^tf^« troubled, anxious, perplexed, thought*

fol, dejected.

%flt^, WwWft?. an otter.

^^, ^^^, ''rf^, left, remaining over and above;

^CY5t, ?/t^^9f5l» «9t^, perplexity, anxiety, hesitation^

grief, care, dejection; the betelnut.

%tft'("''T, ^^% wt^j remembrance, recognition, a con-
ception of the mind, sentiment.

^B^, ^^M^ cm^, ^jn^, unwritten but current, well

known, renowned, excellent: a tortoise, the
sun. [tence.

^9, ^^^11^, ^m, production, birth, a coming into exis-

^^t^, ^, 3(t^, heat, steam, a thing tending upwards.

^€5R, ^i*^, — ^^w^sttSf, a tree, plant, shrub: sprouting,

germinating.

^feWfrl, ^'VttW^/l, botany, the science of plants.

^Rsv, c^f^, U%, perforated, split, opened upwards.

^^, ^^, vt^, produced, arisen from, born, conse-
quent [an act.

^j^, «tV5, «n[^, ready, prompt, about or prepared for

^S^, ^/t^, exertion, readiness for action, preparedness.

felflWWj WfW^'t, f^irhtW, dissuasion, discouragement, de-
sisting.

^W*, ^Bc|Wt, — c^iw^ active, busy, prompt, ready*

^i1^, %*rCT, a garden, park, grove, pleasure-ground.

^MWT, 4^PiMW»r, f'^^tW^, fulfilment of a vow, perform-
ance, accomplishment of a design.

^/^, ^tW^, TIf9^» ready, on the point of, engaged in.

%Kt^, ^rstJf, ^1, endeavour,, exertion, enterprize, zeal,

readiness, industry..

^:5, wurrt^', an otter. [perception.

^caw, ^< ^rtaw, attempt, commencement, appearance.

^«rHT«v, disappointment, discouragement, dis-
suasion, desisting. [ing ground.

^WEll; ^ICTS, ^W9, about, ready> coming into view, gain-

^HH, Q^nw^, the udder of a cow.

^^, ^% ^. a loan, debt, trust, credit.

, v.n. "i^iipr, ffirt^, J*, to melt, dissolve; a furnace,
, V. a. ) hearth, portable hearth.

^?r^, i^^, Prt^, a fountain, spring.

W|jif, ^Mir^tW, ort^irW, a commotion, riot, tumult, con-
fusion, anarchy, mob, multitude, procession^
pomp and noise of attendants.

^«igr, %««»,— ^ft^. ^^, a rat, a. mouse.

^W9, ^,^i*W, elevated, exalted, enriched,, risen, as-
cended, increased.

^Sl^t^v^, ^<1TI, risen and fallen, elevated and depressed^

rising and falling.

^glft, ^, increase, elevation, advancement, prosperity.

^wr^f %t«W^, pJCFt?, ^^, to lift up, elevate ; discussion,

deliberation, reasoning, logic*

^&wnnr, ^t«pr, to raise, elevate. [intoxicated.

^iW, W*?»^it<tt,— ftWI, ^5t9W deranged, mad, crazy,

^Vrt, ^*ft«, ^/Tfn, thoughtful, agitated, distressed, re-
gretting.

%ilt<, ^W, «rt«r, a snare, trap, net. [extravagant.

r, ^rt^jrsl, ^nv^y madness, folly, extravagance; mad^

r, m^^r, a maniac, mad person. [sure, value.

^Upr, ^iftrt*,— cil'Pr, m^W, a weighing, measuring; mea^

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^fW^, fiT'Pftrs, «Wtf?^, blown as a flower, opened as the

eyes, expanded. [flower, to wink.

^iSt«R, "^Cfffc^ «W^, ^S^, to open as the eyes or as a

^^, Ww, ^y^, ^3Rf, looking or pointing upwards,

engaged in ; an effort, attempt, exertion.
^ ^WR, ^<tt^, to root up, eradicate, abolish.

^r«[^, ^BJt^, a perception, sensation, discovery.

^^f^<d, itf^srt^, a story, tale, tattle.

^*W9^i, ^^«rRT^,^^R, a thing superadded, ^s vegetables

or sauce to food ; materials, means, help, sup-
plemental oblation, [effect, result, success.

^^W?, 'rt'?^^/, assistance, help, remedy, benefit, favour,

^*W?t, '•l^Cf^T, ^^<^1|1, helping, assisting, benevolent, be-
neficial.

^Wj^, Tfrtt/, assistance, help, advantage, benefit.

^^ppif, ^»it?^, ^wr^, commencement, attempt, prelude.

^^Wr, ^^Wr, dj<i?, approach, attachment, sexual inter-
course.

^*W?F, ^it*rT^ «t>, an inferior or under spiritual teacher.

^^t5^, ^^*B|^, to run or boil over, overflow, abound.

^<1^, ^03^* plenty, abundance.

^*!5t5, ^/^^T?, VWt?, pracfice, custom, profession, service,

practice of medicine, a bribe, imputation.

^^fffe^, ^f*^, TiS^, collected, increased, improved.

%^WR, ^T, «fiR, to occur, be produced, accrue, acquire ;

produced, occurred, acquired, become, &c.

^♦Iftryl, ^Brf^rJtel, the epiglottis. [port.

^^r*tft^, *l4C-iWlv, ^, livelihood, tra<ie, means of sup-

^^Itfhft, ^^W^, living upon or by, dependant on.

%*SSrt/, ^t^ft?^, ^»WfT*t?v affording a livelihood, main-
taining, [idea of a thing.

^•n»1, ^^WptPRfwfr, ^TpfiWf^, intuitive knowledge, first

^*f^, ^*lt^, to root up, eradicate, abolish.

^^?R, ^*(5t?, v^, a present to a superior, present of

ceremony.

^^war, ^y^> a smail fibre or thread.

^*t«My <^, ^^, ^^» distress, misfortune. pa4n* disease^

heat, hurry,
^*Rt|1» ^tstirtiai, the iris (of the eye).
^^/^> *rtTt7«, land at the foot of a hill, a valley.
^^^f ^'r^lTsff, the calyx of a flower.
^''W?^, ^, '«wirnn, a deml-god, phantom, apparition.
^*WW, l^WI, OTiipr, instruction, advice, doctrine.
^•WPlt» ) Pl^l^, t*W, PWFt*]^, giving instruction, instruc-
^♦ro^, j tive, edifying; a teacher, preceptor, instructor.

^W, ft^, ^^fTs, calamity, ruin, injury, oppression,

tyranny, ravages, a portent.

^ntt% <5fftf^, ^«, an island.

^*f<T^, ^tftPH, a pillow, bolster.

%nf5r, ^F?, f»Rl, 5», fear, dread, terror, fraud, st wheel.

^^^14, ^*1^^<i 'l'^?, investiture with the brahminir

cal thread.

^•prw, *W^, asimame, nick-name. [another person.

^<lf^fl^^, ^^WJc, — ^^rt>fe^^, a deposit of valuables with

Wsra?, «W? ftcitWt^, thephilosophicalpartof the Vedas.

W^rlt^, f^iftP'V^, deposited in a sealed state.

%*rita, ^ntt^, invested with the brahminical thread.

^n^TiW, tfTwr^^, ^*PW1, an exordium, prologue, tale,

story.

%*Wf55, «t?, tl^^^, a paramour, gallant.

Vwfti, Pnft?, f^^, provision, maintenance, accomplish-
ment of an object,, production, demonstra-
tion, supply, favour, assistance. [tion.

^«W?, ♦KW? T^^'iAfdH^, a noun in apposition or conjunc-

^^Mf, ^^, ^'rttl, accomplished, completed,, supplied,

provided for. , [guilt, venial crime.

^•Mts^, ^^^•t, — c^ft^^, a crime of the third degree of

%Wt«R, ^K^y to accomplish an object, prove, establish

an argument. [assaujt, affray.

^•W^, ^rthfi^4?*i, an eclipse, portent, ascending nodi,

^•ftjr«, 4jfi, ^^*, eclipsed, beheld (as a portent.)

^w, %<it^9 a garden, artificial wilderness.

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^fi^Wf, *»prtft?f a religious or voluntary fast*.

%^tf^;, ftlw^4^Htf^, acquainted with inferior arts.

^*tPw;1, ^^r^ct^r ft»?n, W«1fW/tfif, inferior art or science^ a»
painting, dancing, legerdemain, handicraftSy &c»
^•If^i, ^Ttrpr^, seateH, seated near.

^^^, ^*f5l, the sacred brahminical thread.

^^ftHt, ^^W^rW, ^^H^, wearing the brahminical thread.

%*R?^, V(^9 r^4$A^^, to sit, sit near or by.

^*(r55t^, r<i^?^[5W«Fr, worldly or sensual enjoyment, gra-
tification, usufruct of another's property.

^^W, ^«W^,— ^^T^, Tt^'t/, a simile, metaphor^ compari-
son, resemblance, picture, image, likeness.

^*W51, TTst, 'S'^iTt^^i, a wet-nurse, nurse ; a metaphrast,

comparer, [8cCm

^^tprs, ^<inr5, — %^C5rflF5, compared, illustrated by simile,

^<1ftr«, ^^, TPJ*!/, similitude, comparison, resemblance,

metaphor, picture, image.

^mar, PRt?*,^ marriage.

^^Wt5^, PrcirT, fifwVl, a request, petition, prayer.

^*i^, c^^/, ^, ^R^, fit, proper, suitable, qualified.

^<iwr^, mn^s, '«r^f9r3t, ^»rt^, suitableness, adaptation,

qualification, propriety, food.

^<1Wt^, ^»rerCT, ^ifss, useful, fit, suitable.

^^, ^^^rJpn, the top, upper part, space above, height^

upon, over, concerning.

%^tj^, U^n, ^tf^, «arv, seized by calamity, afflicted,

pained, eclipsed; ascending node.

^*t?^* P^?r5, having ceased, ceased, stopped^ desisted.

^6»Rll%, pT^fe, ^i^, cessation, .stop, great enjoyment,

pleasure.

^^^^, ^^rapc^r, in succession, successive, one over

another. [affliction.

^?rt^, 3jrt/tfi^ji5<i, f5[^, eclipse of a planet, calamity,

^<t?t«r, T<i(^, z^, cessation, stop, a breaking off, end. .

^^, ^C^f ^Wjr, V^ above, aloft, over; other, another;

an evil spirit, aerial spirit, a god.

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^•t^i, XX^ ^fi, the malignant glance of an evil spirit,
^^it*^, ^'^dlt^, from above, above, up. [ceming.

^^, ^C^f «t^, ft'i:?, np, upwards, upon, against, con-
^HcitKy Cfi1»^,'«?t?«1, ^^, dignity, protection, defence,

screen, support, favor, partiality, kindness.
^^^/^» ^C^f higher and higher, in ascending series.
*frtt<i, a stone.

*% ^> "^(^^f '•WTJTt^, a livelihood, support, prop, a

synecdoche of part for the wh61e^ or a quality

for the subject; inference, deduction^ clue.

^*WftF», ^^n^ftPB, inferred,' deduced. [quired.

^*m» ^!(i.>6, isrrfl, guessed, understood, felt, gained, ac-

^•ftifli, «pp, ^^RR^v^, «rtrti, perception, guess, surmise, the

understanding; gain, acquisition.
^•M«r, ^♦P11%, — ^c?T^t5J^,'5tflf;,alleviation, abatement of pain
or distress, relief, tranquillity, being a appeased*,
^^Y, ^^^tfW, commencement, beginning.
^*W^/t^, ^»rafl?, a lower garment.
%«W*yt?, TM, cw, f^T^lRl, destruction, an end, completion,
^♦tw, %»r8?, ^•ttftc, sudden calamity, portent, symptom

of a disease, inseparable preposition.
%«tsi^, ^iWrt^, ^ii^^, ^^/f secondary, subordinate.
%»tvt-*i, ^W»r, ^8iir^, an approach, access, a following.
^fc»fiF|^, ^^. Pr^^rpfit, a favourite ; approximating.
%9t3[t, CSH^, a concubine. [arms; near, proximate.

^»!^, ^iff^;, ^qswi, organs of generation, the hip, the
^i*r(f74^9 9tinE3R,continence, restraint of sensual appetite.
^•!^t*t^, f^wcfe ?rt^, OftrR, to place near, produce,
^•nit^, tv?fe/, nearness, proximity.
%*rtf^, 1 ^^, ^tW^, arrived, present, ready, near, oc-
^n^tH, ) curred. [rent.

'J^ftn; ^rtr, 'ft^, ^^, income, profit, proceeds, produce,
^H^y mp, «P9^, smitten, struck. [present-

ment?, m»tt^4><, a present to a superior, complimentary
^vqrtn, rpi;, ftilW, a smile, jest, ridicule, mockery.
^</1^, tfi5^> ^ffW, a tale, story> narration.

7© ^

^fttw, ^4*^1^ ^9Wf a subdivision, subordinate part

^«Tt«, ^W5, ^fVf^f admitted, allowed in argument^ v>

knowledged,

^i»ttft«r, tftraww, fWT^ctw, ^t?n, restraint of, the senses,

abstraction from outward objects, cause,
motiye. [able, admissible.

%«ttW?, ^^f TtW, excellent, presentable, recommend-

%^^, %<Wt^, Tfftrt, a cushion, pillow. [meditation.

^^m!%C, *^ft, ftc^«l, tffl^^l, a title, attribute, affix; devout

^^^rt?, ^Vt^,*tf^^, an instructor, tutor, scholar; learned.

%^tt^t^, *tt^> ^^^» a shoe, slipper.

^«, "^M^f near, proximate.

%*1t?, 'rt^, «f8W?[, ^^W?, ^8*ft%r«f, means, method, ex-
pedient, remedy, stratagem, cure, approach,
acquisition of wealth. [sent.

it^ft?^, ^^R[nr, a present to a superior, complimentary pre*

^ntlit, ^^fWiPP, using stratagems, employing means or

expedients, &c.

^^fWrST, tnnwi?f ^, irr», accumulation of property, gain,

acquisition^ income, earnings.

^<1t^, ^l?ttrr?, ^^W^f, a voluntary fast.

^B«tt^W, ^iJ^^^, 'TfiTt^^, an obsequious attendant, syco-

phant, flatterer, worshipper ; propitiatory.

^*ttfnr-1, ''rar^, ^rtSt^Rl, service, attendance on, respect,

assiduity, petition, supplication, prayer, in-
tercession, veneration, worship. £ous service.

^*ft^/, ^?t^/, aiisr/, placable, venerable, worthy of assidu-

^ntfT[, c^tTOlf^, a cartilage.
* %^, ^^fet, <1f^, reversed, prostrate. [slightly.

^^^«i, TWinr, 'SRtw?^, to neglect, disregard, notice

%W^1, ^fhfi, ^/t^, ''R^, neglect, disregard, contempt,

supercilious disregard. [with.

wf5, ^«tt^, ^^T, approached, conxB near, connected

^Wt^«i, ^««l^, ^•^KK, a religious fast, a fast.

^^>. ^(%^, ^'wir T, departure, d isappearance ; to depart,

vanish, qvaporate, dissolve.

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^n, ^itvv, fiV9» to abound, be plentiful; abtaadant,

plentiful.
^W, fini?, ^rtfkv/, abundance, plenty. [vestige,

^w-*^, ^^ttpr, 'K^Wt^, a boiling over, search, enquiry^
^^, ^,— ^fW, ^, ^f^, erect, high, exalted, elevated.
^^, ^i^, *lf^, reversed, prostrate.
^|» ^^f straight, erect, upright.
^, ^f ^«ff?1, higb» erect; height.
^, ^^,-7-^^, W»r5 ^, both.
^^rg^, ^w?, — •IT^, f^^^f, mutually, in both respects,

on both accounts, on both sides.
^^SfPwrt, dlf^ •ttjRw r^ f^A religiduB science and

worldly affairs.
c^tVtt^ ^tR[^^5 to unload a vessel.
^^'^t'lcit, with a loud voice, with vociferation.
^9T7, >n*nr, measurement, the sounding of a depth.
^, ^f^s^, the breast, bosom.
^<f, *nrf , W ^rtfif, a serpent, snake, worm, reptile ;

crawling, creeping.
t^jF^, ^«ip^V, a breast-plate, breast-armour, coat of mail.
^, 7^, n^, «wi, great, ample, much ; the thigh.
%1W, ^?^/, a vyse, a man of the third cla6s.
^'Wt^, irt^RHl, 'w, a spider.
^«fi, OK^tt^ o^f wool, fur.
^&qn, ^sn?, aFfrwTBr, fertile ; a rich soil.
^, «:[IWr, the earth.

^% V9H, to admit the rain, leak, as a roof, See.
^aiW, f^^t naked. [descend*

igapr, ?t<rsr, ^rtJpT, to set down, place on the ground,
^gij^, ^[j^,_>t^, c^, an owl. -

^^> ^^^> ^^TC^, a torch, firebrand, meteor.
^*t^^, WiRt, c^^pnrW, a fox. [women.

^, ^jlCTtCTj f^^^ ftrW, a tattooing practised by

%^^ft*JfN5 ^«l, to reverse, turn upside down.

tfjf^5^, ft^ist^, reverse, reversed, contrary, upside
downward.

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%wt*itw, aK?Wrir, t^ffwtCT, confusedly^ upside dowa^

wards, topsy turvey. . . [rersion.

^^lvM«^tf*, c^?^t?r, ^iRf^rf^, inversion, confusion, per-

'^^^Tl^^ ^* ^3^» a misconception, misconstruction, per-
verted mind; misconceiving, blundering.

%9^, C5tT8prt«f, confusion, hurly burly ; confusedly.

^^, ^^, 'TWItfll^rt^, a torch, meteor.

^jr^, '^«tf^PW<*, f^?WPjr«i, to transgress,, violate, tres-
pass, infringe, revolt.

^8bTO, ^«^, ^^, a jump, leap, bound, skip*

^irpf, ^."^(f^^.joy, exultation, rapture, mirth, vivacity.

%8I*, ^%9i^, — c^fPt, an owl.

^6ctW-'5^, «niT^> ^t?^!, <R^, mention, relation, annuncia-
tion, utterance, enunciation, a description ;-
a scratching or diggiog'the ground.

^% '^%, f^r«tf^ Pan^, apparent, evident, clear; excess

of bile, phlegm, &c. ; a symptom.

5&JWR, 'Satirs ^«^, to be elated, full of joy, ti^ansported*.

^^, ^*tT? ^«r, the root of the tattie grass.

^5«, %^, 'S^,— -«r^f^, the dawn, ' the morning.

^% ^f pepper.

%W^, ^;^^, ^nfsrsiy uneasiness, restlessness, fidgets^

^% ^S^srR, to repair or stir up a fire, trim, a lamp>

stir up or revive an old quarreL

^s ^, a cameL

^, ^^, »flt^, J\^, hot, sultry, warm,^ passionate.

^1, Pi^^TRj, heated, sodden, (of rice to be husked).

^B(^^, c^«ft, 3jii, angry, passionate, enraged, provoked «

fe^, ^^, ^'^ft, ftcirnai, a turban.

%««1, ^% c^«l, heat, ardour, warmth, rage, anger, choler.

^Vt^, OTWt^, to anger, enrage. [with gtain.

^51^, ^OTt*i, to' supply the hopper of a mill or mortar^ &ۥ.

^?t^, ^% ^'HfftTT, a cover, a case.

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^^, ^W> a mortar for husking rice.

^, ft?t1^, ' married.

fe, ^f^, ^W?, 5[f, ivoven i cloth.

^, M^ ^/^, less, ff^: one less than.

^Tf^, ^pitf^, evmtf^t spiritlew^ destitute of energy-

^, ^^afft^, wit, a white ant.

^, ^»^,—«rwl, the thigh. [thigh*

^Tvw, ii«lU#t^l« a painful and dangerous tumor on the

^Vtv, art^pprl, a spider.

^^1, cwltSflt ^ftw, wool, fur, felt.

^, ^, — ^^, ^, ^f«, high, lofty, elevated.

^, ^i%P5, 4Tfc?t^, ascending, rising, (spoken of flatu-^

lency ocoasioning pain and giddioesa). [bead.
^f*P|» ^1^ — ^vw, sitting with his knees higher than his
ipt^, ^iwri 5T«ritHt, with elevated hands, (spoken of

devotees). [tity.

^^l[^, 9t^/t^, F^^T<s|^, a saint living in perpetual chasr
^Wt»T,. ^t?R[5^, '*t'ic?t^, expiration^ emission of the

breath; asthmatical.
^^, ^T'^lf^, the thigh bone.
^^ 1W?, a wave, surge, billow.
^Nn^, ^Iftnv^* wavy, undulated, convoluted.
^, m^TtSr, saline, salt (of land); saline earth, a salt

and barren soil,
i^t, ^nf^9 <sft9S the dawn, morning twilight.
^, %?l,— ft^ ''^W?^, investigation, reasoning, the

supplying of an ellipsis.
%^, '•WBrrt/, elliptical, requiring to be supplied or In^-

vestigated.

^, ^tmnVt the first of the four Vedas.

ipp, ^1^^ — vt^, a bear, the constellation Ursa Minorr

H 4*

^5» siV, a formula of praise or incantation, hymn to a

god, invocation, a sentence of the Rig Ved.
^w, ^J^r, straight, upright, sincere, honest.
%^y 'CT?, a loan, debt.
iR«ii|^fi|, irt? ^f^y to borrow, receive a loan.
^*t?r^, Tt3 W^^, a lending, giving in loan.
niWir^, ai^WR, ^%f ^^OT«H a lender, creditor; lending.
^<l^, tH^, — trts^, ^«i *l*t, a debtor; indebted.
WW*W, ^<i4W, indebted, loaded with debt.
*«i^, W?IW^, ^ftt?ftaft^, purchased or sold on credit.
vim, fvZP, ^stn, affix : affected with.
^^, '4l^lf!r^l^> 7t«T, SV'T, a season, the- menstrual flux^.
^5»ipr^, avrtt, menstruous, (woman.)
iii«?tw, ^^W^^m, the spring.

w«, ^/R5t?w, f^CT, except, besides. [tic priest.

^^' i(^, — ^t«9, 4X3rtf^, a sacrificial priest, a domes*
^, ^, :Fiwff^, riches, wealth, increase, prosperity.
^^Wj ^^, ^W, a bull; affix: excellent, great,
^f*, ?^PT, a sage, a Muni.

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01.

iH, Wl^Jlf^, ^ftl^^, ^% this. [till now-

a^"«rrfir, ^»^, ^n^t^r^cs, ^^PWU^, henceforth, from here,

dj^, ^ifT^lT^, this very, even this.

«ut^T?«i, ^"PC'r;, for this reason, hence, therefore, wherefore.

«ii^, ^'ifWt?, one.

cn^, ^ipH'i*, the same, the self-same. [one.

li^^ii^, ^fW^, f^T^, ^«r^, one by one, severally, each, every

«H^, ^rffrS!?, ^re?, ^^TtPS?^/, one, single, alone.

«^^5riNT?^, ««r/r^^, ^^11%«rt^, of the -same profession,

doing the same; a competitor. [poraneous.
di^^^rfBj^, ^TWPwt^, iFW?t<it^, coeval, simultaneous, cotem-
<^^?1> '''^^Xi self-willed, obstinate, headstrong, perverse-
*«l^]5fira1, '•rfwt^, ^?Wt, unsocial, recluse, secluded, sin»

gular.

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«FW, WW?r, ^1^, a shed. [attached.

tfi^^, ^RR^pRls, ^«rtft^» unanimous, attentive, sedulous,

"J^i^csT^I, sifPBHF, a monopolizer, monopolist.

w^T?1f«aW, 'i^'rtff, a joint bondsman. [cessantly.

'^wnnt, ^SWt?, <5pru, frequently, repeatedly, often, in-

0^^, t^n j(9, WJff? *ii^, one, an entire one.

di^^, di^m^, one, only one, merely one*

*^. ^o^, ^%^y — "^^^f Wip^^, small, one, a little.

A"^, <n?ar, together, in one body or association.

di^i^, tM^tf^frtt, PPW, a rival, opponent, competitor ;

having the same object.

ss^saity ifs^f^fj^ d(9m^, subject to one lord, having one

string.

v«OT, ^CHc^j srw/ t^^, ^[^/w, one of many.

dS99i. »c?s VKS tH^, ^m^rsfy one of two, either.

iii^«l, ^, — vj^/, ^«nT/^, ftw^, onpness, sameness, uni-
on, concurrence. [dance.

Ji^5W, ^TTOfi, ^para? ^ harmony, unison in song and

4^^, ^^» ^**% having a single gourd (as lutes, &c.)

dwi, iflWflW, Prt*!^, in one place, collectedly, together.

dRP91> »n?wtcw, once, at once. [dency.

6S9iS[^ ^wfi^, 'WHS'r, hiving the same direction or ten-.

dff ifl, CTOi 4^, Ji'W^, single, simple.

'ii^'Ttirt, "SF^X^f a namesake ; having the same name.

4^lfftl, "^^j the Hindoo outer garment.

iH^^, oi^-^-ilirl, — «[«iT,^t^, inclined to one side, aslant,

on one side. [ception.

j|^«1^, iAVf?m, united in one plan of collusion or de-

<49fr9T9; 'Wr, ^W, uniform, of the same kind.

^5^, ii5rw€t«^, subject to one lord, monarchical.
^^0rt«3# ^^<'^S, monarchy. [stinate, firm.

d»^rtf*til, ^wspwnft, ^'WtV, dogmatical, pertinacious, ob-

di^, diwl, once. [ment, awhile.

.^*f^ Vrt, ^PTT, ftft^'^^W, a single drop, a little, a mo-

•^^ft^, .«tf^m«, IJTWt^ttlr, ^i^r^wft, having the same ob-
ject, of the same profession; a rival, coadjutor.

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79 <4^

itpi^P9, <4i9ti[t$t> eating but one meal a day.

iH^JWt^, WKf ^wWronoli «W?, an assooiation or body of

persons, a collection of things.
dj^ntPr, 3Fir^t^, ^wtTTt^^rt*^ of the same mother, of one

origin or source.
iSP^, ^"f, ^/, 'Wtw, similar, like, same, resembling.
«^^<H, ^'iRsnrrtt CTWtWrs, blindly impelled by rage, ob*-

stinate. [private.

cii?p«r, ^?pm^ — ^wt#l, ft\. Pc^p alone, single, solitary,
(D^nrt^, ^^5 a sheet, wrapper, outer garment.
j>^«H^<»ai1, ^^^f one or two together, a few.
^M^'T^, ;h;^, ii^^rt^, united, collected, compact, keeping

in company.
^^^> 'sn?, rroi «H^, single, one.
««!, 'Si^.-^^ff^Sn, «HfWt^/, fiHW, alone, single, solitary.
oi^JT, ^nftrfirf^i, ^^iHiUHU, Wit|>», devoted to one pursuit,

closely attentive ; a subdivided Une.
^Wf iW, 'irtWrrW, devotedness to or pursuit of one object,

close attention.
oi^^rs^ai, i^l^, Hftjttv, widely governing, ruling the earth*
«^V^FtK^1, . ^, the unity of spiritual essence, the doctrine

of one universal Spirit. [regular series*

^?FlftF7>r, ^Tt^^s^f^, f^nraf, successive, uninterrupted, ia
(SiTtortn, ^^^, a few, one or two, one or two together.
<il9tnf^tt%, ^1^, ^^fH9tv, a monarch, sovereign,
^^▼tftffl, ^'^^^ single, oiUy.
4^n«, "^S^f ftrtfW, ^(^s, excessive, extreme, effectual,

leading to one result, private, solitary, unin-
habited; certainly.
di9t«9l> ^"^ ^ ^/l^tinr V9VKm ^, the eating of only one

meal in two days, i. e. every other day.
^Mf$tw, ^ifTit^, <4^l1^tft, a messmate ; living on the same food.
^Wftiw, Wt^lffft, wr;, having the same parts, uniform^

similar, alike. [neral inundation.

<i^?^<i^, CTHl, *iirt«hr, wittt^w, a promiscuous multitude, ge-
^^^, ^sm^> having the same meaning or intent.

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«»tf , ''dfif^, Jj^^fr'rtMt *^. a singW day ; ephemeral.
dd^ ^—lemr, awTf, ^R^r/, alike, same, single, to-

gether.
4fii1, Ufn, "^(fimtfUf solitary, unsocial, odd, single.
•iw, CTtfe, a sum, a total, a whole.
m;^, awrtt, mc^> one by one, alternately, singly.
<«9«, 'ifi?, di9t#r, alone, single, solitary, private.
^^^^^^9 ^f^lVPfff ^^^» alone, dependent onone's self alone.
4C9tl^i, iRir/tiC performed for the same person or object.
'«^^, JffH, w/, similar, analagous.
4iK^, ti««5fe, 'nftwcw, now, instantly, this instant.
4^, <n^pr,— ^i*5f^ ^1^, now, immediately.
4«Pr, di^5(|4, this place, here.
«w/, intWiw, hence, therefore, wherefore.
^. ^ff(f^ ^f the thick root of the plantain tree.

4?, ^lft?,^FWt, deaf.

4«^, wm'1^% t^twnr, ^2ftw, to cast a net, loosen, 4ibe-

rate, release, relinquish, fly ofl^, escape.

^4^ir9, aiy?[<i?tfftftH^^, deaf and dumb. [approbation.

'^ifWPi, '•wNT?, a turning away the ear in refusal ; dis-

•<?«tf^, ^W, iW, '•^W, filthy, loathsome, abominable, re-
probate.

uw, ^% a deer.

JT^, ^w, JW/W, BO much, so long, so 'many, ?o.

di-sir, ^MC^^f iirsWrf^, arising from or produced by this.

j|i«., di^, (in composition only:) this, of this, his.

ij^^lir, ^S^I^'WW, ^^^Jrt*, «4Wv> the present time, this

time, now.

di^^^itsT, 'Ht^ftw, v4^»wc??, belonging to this time.

dfSKmf^, «4^^infk, "^(Wftv^, from this instant, henceforth,

immediately.

^tf^nf^ dM«r, ^^F^, now, at this instant.

dRi«i|/, (4|*<et9r?, 3^, equal to or like this, similar.

^«^^, *«P{% CT^?i^, similar to or like this.

4W5?f ^ ^/^C3CT, besides this.

vil^iRpc, «W/^, ^, so far, from or to this.

78 ' ^ .

tWRl, <fltpr, 5p^, now, at this time.

^mttiff ^^V^ ^<f ^^, beginning with this.

^"Wtff^smf "^n ^^nj^ f^n% all the circumstances of any

thing from beginning to end.

<4^9i^%> ^^9 now, at this time. [perfton^.

iilijl^, dtiri%W, ^^^A another than or diffident from this

iii^^9^, H^^ti^c^ vt«r, more excellent than this.

omn, «^^, ^^RT/, ^iW, the very same, same, identical.

4^5in^> ^^t^t^ ^(Vtf>ii, found or existing in this, attached

to this.

•H^i^, *tx^^p <^itw^/, *^^i^f for this causQ, therefore.

«4^1^, ^% ^f, like or resembling this.'

<iriftft^» ^<tfra» possessed of this. [this.

«i)if^> ^^if^Cii^t besides this, separate or distinct from

^VSffy ^^ ^> "4^ ^» i^ot this, not so; no.

iil^sipnt, iH4*|i*t*«l^«, thus minded, thus, disposed.

<49WN» it^tTt^y merely this, only this.

t^^"] <4<^, <^9SR» now, lat present, thus.

«4>5C9rt9, it^C9rt^> i^ ^S^, this world, this man, this people.

«4^^, «OTt^, — ^/, ^^. '^««Wt?, similar, such, like ; thus.

ii)^9t?^, <n, «4W/¥> i^, thus much, thus far, so much»

so many.

^t^rt^, ^^^'fWr?, *^i&T^, thus, by this means, by this.

^fl^st^H'Fl, <<^ JPf^, simply this, merely this.

^^'ST^, «^^5fJ^, ^/, such, similar.

<^c^» «4^» ^^^9 so many, so much, so long.

i^tti, «^^ti:^, ^^^tc^, "931, here.

<4f^iriSRF» (4^^^, for this cause, on this account, wherefore.

^^S^f i^^'WPc, thus far, hitherto, till now, still, yet.

*^^X^f *^lf^^^f therefore, wherefore, hence, on this ac-
count, because.

*W, ^^«rt^ wtK^ "rtf, W^»w, (emphatic qffis:) even, indeed .

^^•n, ^*rt?, ^^«W?, '•JflWl, and, also, likewise, moreover.

^^'■Wt?, ^"^^i *^^^^, — ^^"t, <i^^4nrt?, such, such like, of

this sort.

int9^ «4'i<r?> this time, this once.

«4C?, <4<pr, ^fty now, at this time*
«4ir3, f^n^f *^wft', — %^, thus, such.
4TO^ «4iiC7, c^irftr,— iiwn^tcjr, thus, so, in this manner.
^% rvcjrfil^, the castor shrub.
"^^f ^ff^f "^t^PTy such, thus, so.
<4W, <4iit^, dmt^, the cardamum plant, cardamums.
•W?!, rtltm, ^m\ utr, ^hwRthI, loose, unconnected , random^
confused, discomposed, trifling, unengaged, idle.
<4^[irnr, MFiR, to untie, loosen, disengage.
«4ir, 4^, this.
<4C^f9, <4t(«ic^/, <4^^^» on this account, hence.

4, ^, ftft^ qitnrs ^, that, yon, yonder.

i^H^Sy 'wrf^, ^/» 'Wt^^, a confederacy, conspiracy,

agreement, sameness, similarity.

^^^ff ^t^Sf ^fhf^U*!, HWTCTttf , consistency, devotedness

to one object. •

^^t^, f^r^M, ^«^/9» complete, entire, excessive, much^

relating to one thing.

»i»?|fi[^, «<?rf;w«? m, tertian, (fever and ague).

4?;, «i99^9 tiivpr, ^T^, <4^^, unity, oneness, amity, recon-

cili^tion* union, agreement, total, aggregate.

4fi^, iNrt^^^9 voluntary, wilful. [dition.

^fs^Sf iE^> ♦tt?F'trth*fW»f, traditional knowledge, tra-

tftwtftW, mft, irt?T|H^, magical, pertaining to legerde-
main.

4ftR¥, ^|f^r!CW<t?, ^t^SWy ^ftnrc^ttRT, belonging to the

organs of sense, evident to the senses, per-
ceptible.

^(^9 ^^l^, such ; so, in that manner.

4im, ifraiS ^f ^f^% Indras elephant; very large,

monstrously large, huge.

41%, "Ki, ft^W, an enemy, opponent, adversary.

^, ^, %Hnpnnlrtr» divine, relating to God.

80 'Wt

dinff/, r^?^, *^i ^M^f grandeur^ state, glory, pomp*.

majesty, greatness, wealth, [present world.
«*fir^, tfwtw?, ^?^rt?»ft^, pertaining to this life or the

*

*

^, ^it?, ^•f, *n\; 'Spr, and, too, also; he, that.
^ent^, 'e^JRt^w, — rW«i?^, the night rayen or commoa

crow,
'fi^rt^, ^Iftin? ^yt^> a pillow-case. [Trinity.

4y •2r«i^, the sacred mystical expression of the Hindoo
«^ ^H^t^f^, the grumbling or growling of a bull.
^5«f1, "^444, «f«Hf , sweepings, leavings, dirt, refuse.
4^, ^f!^i, ^fWf refuse, rejected, thrown away, cast out^
^e^^ >e^^ — ^, ^«ftr, a house, residence, place, asylum,

haunt.

"^f ^^f ^!P^» W!W^, «rtw«f, a multitude, collection,

a torrent, yelocity of a stream, quick time
in music.

'Cirt?, tft<l^, the mystic letter A

««j»r, ^% ^, i^f«, «WW, Um ^i^</1, life, vitality, strength ,

light, manifestation, odd (number), uneve&>
unequal.

«^, ^f^^^, f^^;, a snake-catcher, aeurerof the bites

of snakes by charms, a charmer, exorcist.

^e^ftf, r<^i^i?/5wr, the profession of a snake- catcher or

charmer. [packthread, a girth.

«^?, ^V^y ^n9\i, the seam of mats or sacks joined with.

^^, ^^apr, ^Ttrst^^, ^ ^<^y to rise up, ascend, recover

from sickness, come out of disgrace or dis-
tress.

'e^, ^esc^ft^, — ^"Jt^, a screen, ambush, ambuscade.

^, T^^9 a cat. [freaks of a cat.

^e^^, ^, M^v^, confusecJ, irregular, resembling the

'CCS, '•rt^Wn, privately, clandestinely.

^, ^«<ic^, ^, there, therein, in that place.

^ «l

^nr, boiled rice, food.
^15fW, ^n\C^f ^^n?, thither, on that side, yonder.
nok, ^n^TRr ^^T^ TS. unmtisical, harsh, disagreeable ;

(sooken of the voice.)
<C7l, ^rt^, TS9\, damp, moist, wet and soft,
^•n?, «rtlr? ^Bf^, nt?, the further bank of a river, the

further side of any thing ; over, across.
^^, <fr<i5r, the mystic syllable ^.
^, rl^, ^tWy an end, boundary. [vicious.

«?W1, 'il^, 'y?^, dauntless, bold, daring, irresistible,
^€^1^, ^'WCjtT^f ^^*J, ''W^, to dismount, alight, descend

from; a piumb*line..
^e^t^, "Ttvpr, ^^t?<i, »m^B^, to cause to descend, land

from a ship, launc ha vessel, evacuate by stool.
^eifi^JI, ^Fpri^, ^fff^sTf double evacuation, spasmodic

cholera. [rombustion.

^^, W^, ftir, Wty, frost, dew, snow, cold, a burning,
«^4, ^%4t^7, ^ ^^«Jt «rR/f>, an annual or deciduous

plant, herbaceous plant.
«^<H, raj, the moon.

«^^, ^ipr, to serve a mill or mortar with grist. [Igirap.
^wtH, ^^^, ^^n^, to repair a fire, raise the wick of a
«J, ^^?3 tf t^, the upper lip, a lip.
^tvn, "t!n?^/!*Wiwt"f/», (of the soul) ready to depart.
^ir<?, ^^'^t, the lips, (upper and lower),
^ir, ^fsfi^T^ ^«r, labial, uttered from the lips,
^^'t?, z^\^. TO^^» wide; width.
^'TtJ'i, t^i^f <«Wt, broad, wide.
^^%1, 'ffPiR, ^«lr^, a hoarding up.
^iCT, «3|, '^mt^, there, thither.

^I^Sf CTt^/«1, %*lf>i^, fitness, suitableness, propriety,

necessity.
^9 ^Jp9l> height^ elevation.

^7^1 ^t^?> ^tttuji^t^ f^fft^, made of copper, made of
*^ fig- wood ; a kind of leprosy.

^<^f, |i:mrj^. 'irtWrtV, tm% ws\, disagreeableness,

troublesomeness, excessiveness, madness, fu-
ry, drunkenness.

^^Wf, rati|, excellency, perfection, pleasantness.

^^, CTl^, ^, gross.

^^•ttfe*, ^»faprtfti«, ^:a?t, portentous, prodigious, as-
tonishing, outrageous.

^t.9ifkf^, ?tfto9, Tt^^^, pertaining to an oblation, natural.

i^^gp/, 4rt^, ^5^, ^iT^^wt, zeal, zealous exertion,

ardor, anxiety, perturbation, regret.

i^(f^, ^sfSlffif W^f gluttonous, selfishly voracious.

^iri^t^^ vvilTrf^ nt^, buttermilk and water.

^^Sf «rt^|. ^^i9^f ^iWt^/, munificence, liberality, gran-
deur, nobleness of mind, candour, ingenu-
ousness.

iiff!/, ^tJt^/, — »i»^^rt^, ftscf ftjt^, solitude, loneliness^

misanthropy, indifference.

^W9/, f|l^, x^9tv/', violence, oppression, tumult.

^irf^, ^^t^tpp WP^f m, a marriage gift to a woman.

^•TOflw, ^8*1^^ 5nw*?, ^•PriR wt^f, pCTtaining to or fit

to be invested with the sacred thread, [sited.

^♦iPrfk?^, wiW^ T* Pww, pertaining to a deposit, depo-

^^S, ^t9f 7it^» a comparison, resemblance.

^»ltTlw, ^ronft^, pertaining to attributes or properties.

^*nf^, 'rrtir;, ^8ft^, expedient, right, fit, proper.

^?w, ^^'^j,— ^K'f^'Oft^, legitimate, lawfully begotten.

^^^^d^, c^r^f^TI, obsequies, funeral rites, commemo-
rative acts.

^, 4l>*4t-(«», submarine fire. [bundance, excess.

^^;, ^f%^, ^•rf^, excessive, superabundant; supera.

^*C, ^^, CstM*(H* 3Rf, a medicine, drug, remedy.

^<t?, ^K ft^Vf, medicinal, pertaining to medicine.

€h», ^♦t, ^^/, heat, ardour.

^5rr^, 4twtftw, temperature, climate.
^^, ^8^ ^» a herd of camels.

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♦, Mm, wn, ^/, ml, water, the head, the sun,

Brahmd.
*w, f^^, ftftp^, vwfH, some, a few, several.
^^f 4P(\f W^twt^Pirlw, ♦tnww, bell*metal, white cop*

per, brass, a drinking vessel.
'•'Rpi^, #pr|ft, r*f€«i*U, a brazier.
W, CT, f%, who ? what ?
^ 'W^, — ^f^lH?^, 'iw^^w, a giggling, cackling noise,

as in laughter or crying, [terly and noisily.
^f^Pff ftFiJ^P^^, **I4'JH»4, to cackle, groan, moan, cry bit-
^^nf^» ftt^(l^ ^ftif ^l^"^' ^ cackling, sobbing, convulsed

crying.
'^» ^n^r^fe^, the hump of abulior ox.
W9^, leanffp ?M^, «pr, i^: an ensign of royalty, as the

royal umbrella &c. the peak of a mountain.
1^, a point of the compass, quarter, space, region.
^rWJ«!, ^tt'ifbpr, 5?if , the arm-pit, side, ftank, the end

of the garment tucked in at the waist.
^9W\f ^^^f\, — ^rf^^^l^, s^, ^<lt^*c, ^^9 a woman's zone

. or girdle, a rope, the tie of an elephant, aft

apartment, room, enclosure or division of a

court-yard.
9«pr, c^^ ^^mVf when? at iany time, ever, sopietimes.
9<prv, 7tpr«, — ^^SKf sometimes, occasionally, now and

then.
?wn», ^Hjf,— wfrt, the alphabet.
^W, ^^, n^», a heron.
^^^, ^ifW^, a bracelet, armlet, small bell.
^^fMl, fk}^, a hair*comb.

^99, ^nfc ^Af coarse sand, gravel, grit, pebbles,
^^tir, ^T^^f ^n, the waist, the loins, a skeleton.
9wn^ ?(?rai, pT<w, p6or, aecesiilous, needy.
^artiFPrt, briTw/, fftwrt, poverty, penury, want. [sore.
V, V^, t¥H, wriil^f the hair, hair, a cicatrice, dried
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84 ^

^p?1, *t^. ^, ?"•, a cable, rope, halter, tether.

^B^, ^f^S^ ^-, to be dislocated, slip out of place.

*^*b^, ^lftRK!V, the chirp of the mina; a supping sound

in eating. [coarse powder*

5PFt, ^P^^/^, ^^, ^^y a dislocation, a stake, staff, gritr

^fPt^, «rtrt^, ^ff ?% to shoot forth, to bud.

*Ft^, ft^iW, ^^lil, 45if<<Pir^, a dispute, murmuring, hag-
gling at a bargain.

?fl?, wfiBT, ^^. delicate, tender^ young.

?^|t, f<ikVftrw, ^ft, a sort of cake. [rustling.

^^4»b, ^*4*ir*( , a murmuring, grumbling, clipping sounds -

^sffir^i. v^^ ft5*t^, a course grass used in common mats.

^i^5t, 5OT^, 4«<v>tf^, a brawl, contention, quarrel, grum-
bling, murmur.

^ip, ^psi, i^8T3r, ♦tfjfflrs ^rnj? W^^^t, a shore, a marsh, the-

end of a garment tucked in at the waist, the
Toon tree.

;OTf*1, ^, a tortoise, a turtle.

5^5, i?«J^5P*t, ^% the itch, a scab.

<»6^, ^F^^, — t^H**, to knead. >

?»FjT^, ^^sOTWr, ^«f ?«t, the buddino: of a tree, to. bud.

^F3R, W«^, 'PfrsT, torub clothes &c. in wa>hin;if, to rin?e-

5F^?t, 4^^1jt, — ^/^^TT, a court of law or justice, public

office. [eye-paint.

52F^^, ^IJf, — ^«f^, black pigment, lead ore, lamp black,

5rot, ^Tt»t^ "tt^, ?ft> a twig or branch of bamboo.

^«|i, ^^3 r^rp^JT, the skin or slough of a snake.

^^^, ^RF, ^vr^ft^n, ^, id: armour, mail, a bodiceor jackets

short drawers, a gar.}^.ent.

7^7T^, 7t^^^, the black cobra de capello.

5?«iftra1, ^TFft!, ^^?T^, a woman s bodice or jacket.

??«}5, ;§^1, ^^;, w^?, ?^, Brahma, the sun, the belly, a

rope maker. « ^ .

^% ^ft^f^i, ?f^ ^^, *tF, ^Bft^t^, the hip, the loins, the

temples of an elephant, a treaty, bond, fixed
period, a mat, a screen.

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^, ^^f — ^^"W^It^, suddenly, unexpectedly, baatily.

iFi?, WF, ^3W?, ^*t?, f^rai, a circle, bracelet, ring, city,

metropolis, camp, brow of a hill, table land
on a mountain. [sallow or wan»

^, iifenr,— r'^^R,' to fade, wither, become flaccid^

49c4m, ^♦w, the wood-apple.

^, 79, ?^, bow many? how much?

^^^9 ^f^^*-* a glance^ side glance, leer, ogling look.

^^> jnT^f VT7> ^^' a fadings decaying ; faded, withered;

the spring tides.

^jfepi, *iw^^,rtt«^. unexpectedly, hastily, suddenly.

'^y ^Ti» ^?^» ^*J?> a caldron, pan, the inferaal regioiv

a tortoise-shell, a young buffalo.

^fe, ^, ^rfe^, — ^WTftf. the loins, hip, waist.

^Ictft^, f^T. the buttocks or posteriors. [quality.

^?91, "t^, ?i^, wsrwV, haid, disagreeablev inferior in

^, €l5T, ^a^, ^<^, |j>^, sr^^. pungent, hot (in taste),

fierce, severe, harsh, impetuous, fragrant, ill*
scented, disagreeable, envious, abusive, scur-
rilous.

^^Jil^/, ^^, ??^/t abusive or scurrilous language.

^5* ^ip«f, pungency, heat (as of pepper).

^(^tH. •fPWai, a cup, drinking vessel.

^^^9^, ^7?&t^, — 4lN^tP4, ^x^^, a throbbing pain, a clat-
tering sound.

^?r^, ^4Vtr^^, clattering, croaking, making a dis-

agreeable noise. [an under-farming.

^j^«il, tT^^i^, difficulty, severity, roughness, harshness^

Ttt?, 71^, Wirt?, a dagger, poignard.

^jsr, ?KiT?,— ^T, ^R|P1, f'trtt^, ^rwjT, hard, rigid, solid,

harsh, severe,^ austere, cruel, unfeeling, diffi-
cult, abstruse.

^, 4^> ^F3n:^<i, a kind of bracelet.

, 9m[pff ^w, a fine sea salt obtained by evaporation.

-^|pr» "iRVR ^ ^9P^» ^f^t^f to heal, close or cicatrize

as a wound or sore, to bud as a tree.

:9^, ^v^, — 9«r, *<lVf, inrt^, ^, a scion, sucker, stalk,

descendant, heir, cause or original; a rattle.

?E^ ^11^ ^f^, ^it> the stalk of a potherb, end, point.

^^, «lv, hard, compact as a cement, &c.

^, ^if99, ^^^Sif, ^t^, a ring, chain, link, saucepan, a

straw, a corn on the foot, a cowry.

^Ryt^, ^TtFtCT, with effort, gratingly.

4>&lPi!i1, 5*f5t ^<i^, a reckoning by cowries, keeping ac-
counts in cowries. [composition.

^F5t?> f^WT?«C **r^> tawny, dark-coloured ; cement,

^, 'W^, ^*, a cowry, wood, firewood, a beam, a

ring.

9f^9t7» ^^^, 4^4t«<> to heal, begin to heal as a sore.

3^j|^^, ^4^, — ^Hr^ii, ^iffn, a beam in a building.

^^1, ^rt^f^^fr/t, — CTT'St,^**, covetous, niggardly, venaL

«Wt, ^, ^^^^, rich, wealthy.

^vf^RTNftf ^9 T^^* th^ ^it ^^^ bridle. [in taste.

^f^9 ^, ^^y H^, pungent, rancid, bitter, disagreeable

?P^|j^, ^J^, ^•wrr, any harsb, rattling or grating noise.

^f^^y t^t^ ^ttcsfTS ^^tTtt«F, a grittiness or substance

dried on the si^es of a vessel. [bone &c.

^!^r^, ^^tfl^i* ^^*nfy the sound of biting or gnawing a

^% #?rl, ^S^. ^itwPl, ^tPf? ^f cummin seed, an atom»

particle, eye of a seed, facet or spark of a gem,
note of a stringed instrument, [long pepper.

^•11, ^^, ft% r^^, a particle, spark, drop, gravel, grit,

^^% ^•^, a goldsmith; a certain Muni.

^, KtR^«i, the corners of the nails, the growing over

t>f the nails at the sides.

3rt^?r|, x^, f3pf , ^^ a particle, grain, drop, atom.

^9^, *WtfH, ^Ttinr ^^4ft[, the elbow, [hollow vessel.

9<l^^^, ^^^Tfl, ringing, sounding as an instrument or

^•^, #1^, ^r\^p CTfrtiiP, ^fV% ^^WRV, a thorn, prickle^

fish-bone, the point of a pin or needle, a
skewer, honc^pilation through fear or joy,, a
paltry foe, any cause of pain or trouble. .

5Wt P?

w^t^, ^^ftfrtW ftc^, a hairy caterpillar.

v^flwi, ^•fewn,— 5WW^, the jack-fruit tree.

9<Nf^, ^. ^, a cameK

^*, ^nrort, W1, the throat.

7iV!i1, ^*aiW,— ?t?. nm t^iH^f a necklace, coUar.

^iiis ^n, ^fi/i ^H^, tiie neck above the collar-bone,

the gills offish.
^ift^t^, •fil?lJt«?Wlf/«, '€W^, ready to depart, (spoken

of the soul of one expiring).
^^HMtft, 3VT«v/^H ^ wearing a necklace; the neck,
^nt, ^^, W\ff belonging to the throat, guttural; a

necklace. [the throat.

^*/, ^^,— ^rtictw ^^tfiW "^n, guttural, belonging to
7tiir, «(t^i?ltt^, ^tt¥^f to cleanse rice from its husk.

^ ^f — '"l* fjl'''^' ^^ ^*^^* * pimple, eruption.

^^gpff fJCt^f '^ t^niiii, an itching ; to itch, to scratch.

^f?8»nr, fjp^rr^w, ^^^tf^, scratching, rubbing, itching.

^iff9, Mp(%f scratched, rubbed. [many?

^n, ^,— •rtlm^ ««• f<i1 tiwfrt, PPf^B how much? how

^pw, fW>*^. ^4^,ft^, some, afew.

911FI, flwOr^, how long? [dress.

wsjfli, nFft? wtn ¥t^, ^^, to shear sheep,^ cut, dip, trim,

^l^snv. ^9t)f«r, how many ?

749, M#^, a few, somewhat.
, ^il^^f, '^Wl^*, regret, remorse, palpitation of
heart, misgiving of mind.

7tt», CTW, f¥^^, why? how? [somewhat.

9^, ?^, Win^, a speaker, narrator, reciter; some,

9inr, ^if, Oi^y^, to speak, utter, recount, mention, say.

918, ^^, "^Z, ^mr, vt^» a word, speech, sentence,

message, passage of a book, story, language.

?pt1, vttif — cwn^lnr, where? in what place?

«int^, ^<yw<^, ^mtrt?, conversation, colloquial in-
tercourse, news. [attorney.

^^n^ft^, 4il^Fnft» m^rnrtM, a pleader, barrister, solicitor,

^tt^HMl^ w^aFf^, wm¥^ spread of a report^ report, fame.

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^8C^»ff^, *f?P^S ^«rW^, conversation, conferencei dis*

course, dialogue,

^PT^P?, PrfiifS IW^, a s<*rawl, bad writing, ill-formed letters.

^Rsrt, ISritwftrs?!, a kind of sweetmeat. .

^f(W^^ 7mi^ 7<mf, TTtP?, a crowd, multitude, collection.

5Wrt^, ^*i, N^irs iTO, ^rtf^, r«a, penurious, base, bad>

depraved, abominable, immodest, disagree-
able, unpleasant, unhealthy, ill, sad.

^ipft, ^^, 3^T?^» the plantain tree.

^, CTPr 5»ii^, whfen ? at what time ?

WtP, ^Tff^, m\h^, — ^*<^, seldom, rarely, scarcely ever,

at any time, sometimes. • [then.

^?tf^, WR^. 'Hf^A, at some time, sometimes, now and

^f9y w't^/, abuse, reproach.

5|JW, ^ja?, — ^'N^t, lukewarm, tepid.

^> ^» — ''M, ^"^f ^'^y when? when, at any time.
^^ gold, certain scrubs or trees.
> ■]t**t»ft«< 'TR'A 4ktfW"ltfti, the cold-season rice.

^Tt^, ^^st^ftcw, a kind of tent, a cloth tent-fence.

?pPrJr, ^^^, r^Wt^, least, youngest, junior, inferior;

a younger brother,

^sprtrj, Z^ ^^, the little finger. [swamp.

^4t, JT^if/^^^ <^^, a fishpond dug in a morass or

^i*t^t^, '^iRsijrt, '•rac®, very young, younger, junior, in-
ferior, [veil.

?p^1, <W, ^«t, a coat of shreds worn by devotees-; a

5P^5Ct?^, fB^, ^iTjTnt, wearing a coat of shreds ; a re*

ligio us mendicant, a devotee.

^^[tfirs, 5<ft<rwl^f^, clothed in a coat of shreds.

^Hy, f«r, «R^1, firiflr, a bulbous' root, raw or coarse

sugar, a kind of sweetmeat. [chasm, cave.

'TO?, <1f1rs?r W/^, ^, a glen, defile, deep valley,

^^W, Pr^, fr^, fjK, reproach, censure, a quarrel, dis-
pute, war.

^, CTtTT?^, a sauce-pan, frying-pan, boiler.
W^, r^?^, a ball for playing with.

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?^, ^fstl, CT^v the neck, a cloud.

^^^, ^?T?t» *^> a young girl, virgin, daughter, bride,

the sign Virgo. [ed to the 10th year.)

^^/T^Pi, ^rtftiptl, Jplir?^^. the period of virginity, (reckon-
^f^/W5, ^i^l^l^l^^^, inherent in or pertaining to a virgin.
^^/RrPnt?, ^WW, ^^rt^^, modest, timid, resembling a V oung

woman, effeminate.
^^9 ^, ^Vffty ^, deceit, a trick, stratagem, fraud.
^'iSw^, fir^T/Tc^, ^^W4»r, '^ifysr^, an assumed part or cha-
racter, a play, pantomime.
wlr?>^, T|«[W^, fWi<^, ^Rl%r^N5l, supporting an assumed

character; a player. [an actor, player.

^«tfet, cSR^^, Kis, i^sity deceitful, hypocritical, fraudulent;
'P^K ^*nt^,— ^, Pti:^ W^, a cowry, the matted hair of

Shiva.
Vtl^, Itrir? 'ijT^*!, a door, a window-shutter. [luck,
^npr, «T3rr6, 'SrtvF^, the forehead, destiny, fate, fortune,
^ppft^it, ysr^, fWf^, a lintel, Shiva, a certain cast,
^^ttsfr?, ^^/^, fortunate; pertaining to the cast above-
^fW, ^rf^, <wniC»tM, an ape or monkey ; a pulley or block,
^frw, f^Wl^^C ^ift, tawny, monkey-brown ; the god of fire.
^|5l3rt, ^P^ra^, ^«rt%CTtC<(? ff^s^, a sort of perfume, the Ele-

phant of the S. E. quarter, a Pur^nic cow.
^^, ^^f — 1^\^, the strip of cloth passed between

the legs. [a young Brahmin's head*

55«3ppf, ff^*i^W, the lock of hair on the right side of
^^Sf^f ^rpiPl^ri, the same on the left side.
^r*fr5, 5K*1tt^, — <1t?t^, <1T??rl, a pigeon, a dove,
^wm, 5t^w*r, the cheek.

vfepr, — ^^9 to clip, trim with shears,
cmn, 'Wr, phlegm, a cold, catarrh.
?R5|^, ^T»wy, ill with a cold, subject to colds.
^ ^,.wtTiwr?, when?

'F^, 'Wl, srW^it, defensive armour, a charm, amulet.
^^, apfiRtftPl^, armed, clothed in armour. [demon.
sr^wtt^ lipr, a headless trunk, the belly, a certain

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5P?pt, ^^HcH, ^«nr^, a braid of hair; acidity, sourness.,

^^, ^vm, a morsel, a mouthful, particularly that of a

beast.

^?fif^, s2f^, trrfi?^, "5^, swallowed, eaten.

^^, W, a pretence, deception, trick.

^^, ^*ft^, a door, a shutter.

^, ^!^jWi, ^^^, a poet, a writer of taste.

'f^l, ^<f/, ^, ^?;, verse, poetry, a poem,

^P!?T^, fsf^iw, a physician.

^^?, ^«Th3, a pigeon.

'K^, ^^^, pjTwry, when? when.

^V, Pf^^srra;, r^iTR", an oblation to deceased ancestors.

^^, ^^, r^Pt^m^^r, at any time.

^FT, ^<fc^, even at any time.

53Br^, ^w^*1, a tortoise, a turtle.

^^^ ^r^ ^^^Ipr, the water-pot of an ascetic.

^^f ^JfT^ft, 3Jr/, lewd, libidinous, desirous, beautiful

desirable.

^W*nii, jicwl^#, 3?r;, beautiful, agreeable, desirable.

^^•1, ic^W?, i^P^, where? whither? somewhere.

?3r«r, ^W, Wf , ^5W, a lotus, water, copper.

^psf«rt, »pSr, ^^?5Fr, "STtstsft, Lakshmi, an orange.

?wf, 'Sftap'^rHrsr, ^^, ^U^I*l-<, a trembling, palpitation,

trepidation, agitation, vibration, tremulous
motion.

5?«v|iffj, r^snff?, a fever and ague, intermittent fever.

^•vpT, '^*k^, ^i^% «f^, to tremble, quiver, shudder,

palpitate, vibrate.

5?*^?T?/, ^^Tt^, ^^"Pt^tSt, paralytic, trembling from palsy.
5p*>^t5rpr, ?wf5>y, ^tWtfil^, «r?T^> trembling, quaking, vi-
brating, palpitating, agitated.
^^y M\HU9ii>b ^itdit?^, a blanket, an upper cloth.
5FT *W, ^n% ^W1, a shell, conch, bracelet, ring, the neck.
?n|#5[, 5|n|^«it3Fra, having the neck marked like a shell.
?rwiit?l, f5^t?trtf>^ ^Wl, a neck so. marked^ (a sign of

beauty and high fortune.)

??, ifV, ?f*^ti, •sr^, ?f*„ ?t«W the hand, an elephant's

trunk, the claw of a beast, a ray of light,
royal revenue, tax, tribute.

^f ^^t?, r^rw, a storehouse, a granary.

??W, «R«i, sea salt obtained by evaporation.

^Sf^, if^l, r^tw, the soft unripe shell of the cocoanut;

soft, eatable.

liWT^, '•J^^^, stunted as a plant, checked in growth.
^r%c?n, ^*^^W, the hip. [an ascetic's water- pot.

^jRl, Wt»hi, 'Ttfiir^sprW, ^vn% bail, a cocoanut-vessel;

99C9^, ?^rc?«»1, the lines in the palm of the hand.

^jjf, vVf, '^» Ttt|iCT«RW, the head, a bone, a cocoanut-

vessel. taxes.

??5l, ?tw*?fti1*t. ?t«raf*i1W, a written assessment, levy of

^1, 1T«(^, f^% 'irt, to do, act, make ; an instrument,

means, action, act, operation.

^•w, <^*, («» compos:) through, by, by means of.

^, oJ|5t^, |«?fr, a. honey-comb, a bee-hive, a basket.
?ew? 'S^lfirstt, "*l^«r, the . palm of the hand, a sub-
jection; subject, under the power of.

^rm, >iftRrt. a cymbal. [ping the hands.

^grat*, ?^ltirt '»('rat« ^, id: the beating of time by clap-

??*W, ^3f», '■'t^l, a saw.

^jwir?, aiCTW s^^, ^W^, a talking by the fingers or signs.

^3»tpf. '*»«»fil, the joined palms formed into a cup.

^5r»ltaj, ^?Rt«i,— «t5, a sword, a scymetar.

^?^^ wmwr 4r«»iu^. the joining of the palms as an

act of respect and obeisance.
^jw, ^i^ WW, M«^T. Itw, a young elephant or camel

the young of any animal, the metacarpus..
v?K, fiPTt, 'srti'wwf, an action, fate, the actions of a prior

birth, liability to their consequences.

^jprfn, ••WWt, a rosary, a bead-roll.
^j-^W, 'ifnt, a finger.

^jtf^ ^3Wf^, ^«l^?;^,.stuiited or checked m growth.
^<l, W(Pr,FW^, to cause, impel, oblige, cause to do, &c.

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^<it, ^ift^.CT^, a collector of revenue, a clerk, writer,

^jrs, 553*Pr, ^»rrai, a saw.

^?T^, !«rr?T^, a sawyer.

^SW, ''ijt'f, ^, ^^, ^St**^, rosin, pitch, a mixture of oii

and resin; great, large, high, lofty, terrible^

having projecting teeth.
^, 5^, an elephant.

^Stat, cr^TR ^, the leader of a herd of elephants,
^st", 'St^T?, a granary. [pity.

^?*i1, ?91,^*t|, compassion, clemency, tenderness, mercy,
^RF«tt^, ^<ttPrf5(,,W?fn[, a mine of pity, i. e. full of pity, &c-
?J?F«»;1^<t5r, W?\Kt?, f«1Tflr5, a sea of compassion, i, e. very-
compassionate,
^jl^^it^, 'pft^l'^T, compassionate, tendei^hearted.
<P?ro, rirt?<t^, the osprey or fishing eagle.
W5, ^Pt<P^, ?tf^ Popw, ^rt5t, ,a crab, the sign Cancer, a

snake, a crane, a long gourd,
^r^, ?ft^s^8f, a cucumber, a female crab.
^^, . ^^,% ^ft^t«l^«^ ^f^^, lime-stone pebbles, gravel,

a splinter, a grating noise, a grating.
^3?1, ^^5RI^, gritty, gravelly, full of nodules.
W^, y^, ^, 5^?, ^«Trft^, rigid, hard, rough, harsh,

violent, unkind, unmerciful, miserly.
^«r, e£r?r«if^, ^r^r, ^, the ear, a rudder, a helm.
^«u:^T^, 'St^^iwpr, hearing, hearing-distance.
W^, ^^, a helmsman, steersman. [ear-jewel-

W<^ITs&, ^<PP5r, — ^^, ^<i%^<i, an ear-ornament, pendent
^<it^, ^t^'M? x^'iisjif^, a whispering together.
^''P, ^lOT? ^«(^, a mason's trowel.
^Vl, ^^8!, ^St^fWt^, sr^jartfJBft, an ear-ring, the seed vessel

of the lotus, the middle finger.
"^<ref<>r, ^, rsif^. a tale-bearer, whisperer, informer.
W^, ^1^, i^t^, to cut, trim, clip, deduct.
'^^[^y W?t, n?t5ri, a pair of shears or scissors, paring^.
5?^/ •srnrw^, 5rt«(/, necessary, fit, proper to be done^

practicable.

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''fWl, ^^f — ^W€^, ^t^t?t, a pair of scissors or shears.

^, ^,— ^. TWt» '•iPwrSt, ^PT3PP, lord, master, gover-
nor, own^r, proprietor, -agent, doer.

^p, 9T?7, -^W, f i/i compos :) by, (^^ ^w fl^ew/ or doer).

^» «n|^, ^"ift^t?, ^rtt?nsi, rule, government, right, so-
vereignty, agency, management. [agent.

^, <sf«ft=rt ^•it, =?tt|wt, a mistress, governess, female

^ ^^, — ^(%f mud, dirt, mire, clay.

w^, vHf(l3i, old and ragged or patched garments.

WW, ^«rt, ^Ft*ft^, cotton, the cotton plant or tree.

^, ^twsv TvyK, firsts, camphor. [gold, water.

^j, ftft^, Sf^H, variegated, speckled; a daemon, imp,

^\ fiRTl, «IT9t«pr, Vt^, <^'', action, deed, work, matter,

afiair, object, employment, occupation, sta-
tion, duty, obligation, meritorious act, re-
licrious rites and observances.

^Wi, ^t?[^, ^^i^> a workman, labourer, superintendant.

^^4\i, ^n?f^, ^W?, a worker, blacksmith, armourer, shoe-
maker, currier. [of rents, steward, factor..

W^tft, «r^, *ff5tf?, employed or engaged in; a collector

^^, ^r«f f^'^y '2£jSt, clever, diligent, laborious.,

Wv, ^^6^^/, ^^i-J^^^f, fit for work, serviceable.

^^s^^, (f4l^^^, the consequences of human actions.

?Pife^^, ''CTOTt^, experience of the result of good or bad

actions. [counsellor.

^^itfifftr^, '^Wts/, 9t«R9t, an executive minister, supreme

^iWr, f=r^, the means of accomplishing a work.

^f^idtat, ^9^^, actions &c. i.e. a deed and its consequences.

9^i(nr, 55q^^5r, ^r^, the end or coi^sequence of an

action or undertaking.

^^iflfirs, «P5t, ^fT?RF, Ttfiif^, diligent, industrious, having a

stock of merit, meritorious, [fully occupied.

5wjTf^, ^nrtTfits, ^^^^, pro tec ted by one's employ or office,

^^, 'Ff^^/^n?, OTRftJ, a brazier, a smith.

^^f ^^9, — ^^Ht^, W^i/, skilful, useful, serviceable,
• fit for an undertaking.

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^, Wwpf^, ?f^, ^'sf^WBi, an artist, an advocate for

religious ceremonies; ingenious, pertaining
to a work.

^Tsrfe?, ^,^Pi,<1tif,^,^«1^, the orgins of bodily action .

^ tij^rsW, ^^•i, a certain weight of gold or silver r

tillage, husbandry. [a cultivator.

^^, ^T^r^, ^t^> ^*t, drawing, ploughing; a ploughman,

^% fet^PT, ^«i, to draw, drag, pull, attract, plough.

^Rf«it, ^^^, ^f^«tt,thebit of a bridle, a female who ploughs.

^y ^, when? a;t what time?

♦f^*-, ^^PT^, ^?lf^, sometimes, occasionally.

^P9T, ^, f^fs'^fW, ^^, ^?r5^, '^ft^f, an engine, machine, trap,

spring, mechanic art, a shoot, bud, scion, se-
men virile, a mouthful, a chirping, buzzing.

^^, '«r^iNi»*f^,c*t^t^«l, a confused noise, buz, din, hubbub-

^9[^, fc^, orr^, ^t, ^^, '^^^'Pr, a mark, stain, spot, rust,

stigma, taint, blemish, guilt, crime, abuse;
defamation, ill-fame.

?f9r?^3, ^TOT^?, f^ni^9, '=»l«1?T'?t, staining, blemishing, dis-
graceful, corroding, censorious; a detractor.

^5f^, 4^«1^^^, ^f^^, ^^?t5f^2r^, stained, blemished,

impure, stigmatized, &c. [weapon.

^9r<?, r<Ht<«»t3l^ W¥, an animal stricken by a poisoned

^«r3f, 'fN/I, PtnSIT, %^> a wife, the hips and loins, a fort^

a roval citadel.

5CT^, CT^, paste, starch, varnish.

^P^, CT^Rt, ^^^?, a pen, a reed, a white winter- rice.

^?9W, •^T*T,*ttW3%*f^, an arrow, plant-stalk, Columba root.

^RTT, 4*11^, — vtmTif, divers species of pulse or legu-
minous seeds. ,

^515^, ^lt??1, ^^^, c^t«it^«T, a dove, pigeon, cuckoo,

low sound, murmur, buz, din, clatter.

9«?5i^, ^, ^^, ^fsref?, ajar, waterpot, pitcher.

^^^^, «1tf^°Tf, 5t^«>yf, ^lW«>^, a drake, gander, *teal.

^^f ftc?T^, ^, ^rrsit, a quarrel, contention, war, battle,

fighting, violence, abuse.

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^f«ift, rwt^, 1^, quarrelsome, contentibus.

I^t^'^t^, ^9r, ^°*f, 5^, a mechanic art, fraud, deceit,
interest of money, part, portion, digit of the
moon, eight seconds of time, a plantain, the
menses.
, ^Wpr, to sprout, germinate, act or work as a ma-
chine, rehearse previous to an es^hibition.

^«ltf^, Haj, the moon.

^m^f "SW, fif?, JC??W^, %^f ^Jy ^SJ, ^, an ornament,'

zone, string of bells for the waist, peacock's
tail, a quiver, a multitude, assemblage, the
moon, a clever and intelligent man.

^ff^, 'I??, wtft»T, a peacock, the black cuckoo.

^TRT, >r&?, Jrt^^»rt?f<f, peas, pulse, vetches, &c.

^*» ^^1^» the fourth or iron age.

^ftl, ^f9f^, ^, — ^rw^ ^, an unblown flower, tobacco

cup, wet lime, the receptacle of a lamp.

^f«n, ^>5, m% ^^^^^, refifNS, calculated, numbered,

reckoned, known, understood, gained, ac-
quired, separated, divided.

^, \hU^y Fjft, an expresser of oil.

^^, '^♦f, ^^fat^i, ay^T, sin, crime, guilt, defilement, filth,

^^, ^^fHt, ^^tsrtHt, ^W, m^, guilty, sinful, vile, crimi-
nal, muddy, turbid, foul, filthy.

^POTW, ^^^% the liver.

taf??. Of?, *tft?r, the body.

wt^y ft[^1, ^tPr, ^% refuse, filth, sediment, ordure,
ear-wax, sin, fraud, guilt.
, wlc^|>M(f^, ^W, a rippling noise, a brawling, the
cawing of a crow.
, ^W ^<J, ^tW^tt^ wesr, to caw, brawl, ripple,
to sound as a falling liquid.

^f^'rt^t, WlCjrsKt^, >5arwftr, a rippling-, surf, brawling.

^s^'St?, ^It^Tft^, ^^, brawling, quarrelsome, contentious.

^^, ftftt, PtRTts:^^, a tiara, an ornament for the bead.

^PflP^, ?pnf^, C^, ^, serum, pus, thin matter.

96 ^^n

^^y ^^% ^, ^^, WW, 4W?, f?Rr, contrivance, scheme^

purpose, determination, alternative, option^
opinion, report, a day and night of Brahma, a
sacred writing or precept.

^*^^f5?, ^^SR, J(Vs\y a fabled tree of Indra's paradise : a ge-
nerous man.

^^9^9 1(^3 f^^% ^T9PT, to contrive, devise, plan, design,

, construct, arrange, feign, scheme.

^s«t^, %^rRr, ^, ^«rrnrr^, 'T?^**^ a scheme, contrivance,

plan, forgery, false imputation, imitation, the
trappings of an elephant &c.

^»fipfT^, fipTTT, the destruction of the world or end of aCalpa.

35^"^, ft^, ^rf*^, ^c?tf^, counterfeit, feigned, fictitious,

forged, artificially contrived or arranged.

;i?qgf,^jtf^, ^fs^stpf, ?i»R", a tumultuous noise, a brawl.

^gj^, <1T^, 5r3J, "^Tif??, sin, filth, one of the infernal regions.

:^/, «2f^r^, ^Uifl^;, ^, ?[fini, the dawn, health ; re-
covered from sickness, deaf and dumb.

^^/, '^Pnf^, — •^BTt^rtft fiRJf, ^iNififOi, to-morrow, yesterday.

^^f\% ^»W, ^^, welfare, prosperity, happiness, good for-
tune, [^sippy-

^psfn^iY, ^^i^^^, ^^, prosperous, fortunate,, successful,
:^jT€ii?, ^^sinf, deserving success, worthy ofgood fortune.
3^, ^r<?, ^?c*ir5?f^r, deaf.

5?^, ^^, — ^^, "^^^r, ^5Rt^/, wicked, abominable, froward.
^scwpf, ^f?, «c<M«il^.<«i, ^^^WW^, a surge, billow, roar of the

sea, tumult, a gargling or washing the mouth,
^1, t^^y a whip. [of rush.

<R:*f<P, CT5R^, ^^ ^, the back-bone, the spine, a species
?5»^"^, r^, c^pr rar^, some one, a certain one.
^i^^y z^., niw^, some one, a certain one, whosoever,

any one. [uing principle.

^^y ^^«1t^, ^Tft'Pl, a touch-stone, test, tan, the tan-
^^^, <1ft«F«i, ^^«rt^^, ^T'f^, ^^, ^% to try, examine

by a touch-stone, tan, tighten, stretch, rub

in the hands.

^^f, ^^^,^1^1, tightness, astringency, severity, harshness.
9«1, ^f^^f an astringent or harsh taste.
3WJ*«i, ^9, rw, purulent matter.

wr?, ^?^, iFW» ^> ^HW, an astringent taste or juices

infusion, extract ; ki^tringent. fragrant, tawny*
^ir^t, ^, f^^. robgh to %he taste, astriilgent. -
^, <?t^, tjp, ^, •itt^, f**^, pain, suffering, distress^
' trouble ;^pained, stiffen Ag pain, inipenetrable^
fifepervioiis.
^^w^Prt; tSr<;i*tfS», f^«t5p litt^ *?ti a cavil.
^5n-</, «rs^*/, accomplishable With diflBculty.
?fi8, ♦! ?W, ?BW,a test, triali fouchstone.
^^, ^rn^^ifK^Fr/ftrw, ail oyster,
'^^pn,* ^F^,— ^t^t^rNV, \^y musk.
^^sfsr^rtCT, ^1, ^^R, when ? at what time ?
^5^, ^ipr', ^tr^, wwr, fSR?<i, to speak, say, tell, men-
*' tion, announce, rehearse, [logue, disputation,
^rr^, ^THTl,^«fr^ ^TW'^, ^Jw^«r, conversation; dia-
v^^3^1, •^^, TtsfT, elpquent, talkative, garrulous.
.^^, c^, paste* starch. ' ^ '
?Pr^, tft?, P»ftl, dross, sediment, lees, refuse.
7T^> c^i ''t?' standing on one edge, leaning, aslan:t.
^<wi, ^, ^/W, a pretence, excuse,
^t^^f', ^€^^, to boil to a consistence, to thicken.
'^n^Sf ^X ^^9 Wt«1, a mixed metal, bell-metal, tThitfe

brass, a gong.
^:*^i^t?, ^'^x^^, — ^^tHlftr, a brazier, brass-founder.
^?W, ^^n^^t, 5WF, a heton; the side, the flank,
^t^, t^s^, a comb, a carding-comb. •
5Ft^^, ^^, a crab.
^JT^il, ^P^,'^F^^'J>ebble, gravel, grit.
^f^ftfli, *f&OPf, ^W, the loins, hip, waist, side.
^^» Wit, ^*ltftrw, a species of cucumber.
vgibfii, ^#*ippl; ii1wU4< ^ar< W, awoman's bodice or jacket
4^, ^"hv, ^, ^'rBfr, unripe, raw, imperfect, ignorant,

clumsy, unskilTed; a novice.

/

*tiwatf ^tt^tft, ^B^IPHf, asycophan*, 9^.aMeffite»
^ret^,. V^X^K 5«ilipr, r<*lB(WH^> ta: QYWtake, gaiii iipoi^

approach. . . ; [tice.

m^h ^sv^. R[5t3rTt^,.ai»«ifistrateso%e^

^Jf^f ^Wl<1,.^> atortois!fe,,wftteMttttle.; ^
^» ?^, 1^,: a TOp^, ,^abl^, ?trwg. / . ...

?Ptc^, r^«fe, ^nSlW, near, ?tt, .to\vai'(Js, ift th^ vicinity,
5WW, . t!»Trl> ^,. work,, labour, duty. ; •

'Wl., '•'^^^ a coUyriufO,. stibium, eye-.ps^t.
iRWFj, ^B|W^.ftc*1^, ^Wl. a species. <rf parrot, a wedge-
^^^> 'g?%'^^> gold; the mpuptain ebony, the.t horn-apple.
^^, OfWI, a woman'aioae pr girdle, . ...
^«?^, ^«ft,— w,.«a[5[t^9rBntf^^ riQe-gCMeJt.^i|rrice-water-
^H c^^,f^S ^i «ir?r,<«5r,.tt?PT,tpp«t,t^ar,.gnaw^

hew, prune, dig,,, deduct tro^.M^^j^es pr an

accoupt, t^WMTt,. m»k^. Yoi<ir,.refut9, lerase,

spend tinie, ;9pin, qottoii-t)^esKl.

^1^, 5RP5f^<i, cotton-spinning., [of a apinn^r.

?rfWt, ;?F5f5rVw ^Iflt^, a femis^l^. spinner, spinster; wages

Hf^W

^fSl^, ^t'St^t,— *.^^.i5«i/, wages paid for .spinning.

^t^f&, ^Kttf<# ^?* ^^Wt^, mutual . slaughter; mur-
derous, bloody.

^m^, ^Japt^, "^j^y "^ia *t^ to P*«? or spend time,

impede, frustrate, cause to. be cut, &c. the
channel of a river.

• < *

W^f r^nn, W8T?i a dagger n

^pf&tft, ^Siflr, W, TPJ, a cleaver, a bill-hook.

?1^, ^> ^'^^ ^??rt, a chip, bit of W:Ood, splinte;.

?iJt^, ^>, ifTIP, wood, timber. . .

^li^, ^^^t, c>i«>4t, a cow.-trough, a bailing vessel.

St^tp?, %<m, a rice mortar,

9T^^» t^^^i ^t?mV\9 id: an inclosure, a atockade.

53Ptii^, ^ft^tf^, — vfVf9, a mushroom, fungus.

iWi^t'it, f^^'T^^i, a coarse salt.

ii^^CM^tjiy ^> a straining or retching in^ffectuaUy.

«H 101

«t)««, ^lfim;:vm^, tbe jumiae flower.
5rtift«W, ^wnWfhr, a squirrel. . ^ [stakes,

^n^ ^n^rf^ t!tt OKr a hoDuse of wpod*. an ificlostire of
^WiHrart, ^llnpWti^iMinir,, a voodiman, a ^pod^utter.
^(i\, 1A9 «li|mH f^iTR, Qqi»;7«()r,,«» m^sure of li^d or

capacity, a laii;e ivatefrturtle. . .
?t^, MMi^, framed, (as aJionse qr linage,)
?t^fii, ^i^p fii^, firm, (as a tree,).iQatured» adult.
^^/, i^, ft^ysV hardness, roughness, 'severity, un-

&eliagfiiesi3.... [reed,- key* scabbard, ^^heatb.
5it»t, ^^, ^^rit, ciwt^* <tW* a wand, bamboo lath, writing
^n^, «nF« ^MiRsiA^ hard, hardy;, wooden ; a irood^cutten
9T^^, ^r^ltnl^^ i9firap9, a cutter and seller of wood.
mw^f WWW, •IflwjjM, llpw; 'ilffl, to takei or lift out, cle^n

out, snatcb^seize, usurp.
*tVU tn^ ^mHmr, «•!» aseizure, deansing, &c. a drum.
^\M^, •K^^IW ^c»hf»i, to watch for tha fall of a flowjer

from the head of an idol. [eye, perforated.
9t«i» «nc«iftnK, 9< «<i«6^{tt^f As> the ear ; blind of one
^^^91, n^tnsii ^, the gills of a fish,
^^^pjt^, «tt<»^, ^<i^tft, quick of hearing, retentive.
^^^n^» ^!V^^^^ hearing every thing, listening, attentive.
^<i^^, m%fj[^,— ^wft'ltvft, an ear-pick.
^^i«V^, Wi:^n, an ear^omament.
« vfffel, ^H? CTlftRst*«f , the flap of the ear.
9t^«irM, ^^t9lTl» ^(t^^ listening, blabbing, talkative,
^n^nnr, WT^ICT 'vntinr, ?R:«(iwr, toprejadice one against

a person, to warn privately against one.
-m^, <«»^|>1, fiW, •ntai? Kt?, blind of one eye, perforated,

broken ; the edge of a vessel or cup.
Tt^tWtl^, ^'^iiPi, ^cn^RTpffitf a whispering, planning, <<te-

d'tite ; ear to ear. [eaves of a hoilse:

^flf>, Hn^ <!w^lT, ififtmi, the space overhung by the
^Wt*!»1, *r^11^p»tW,— ^H<tW, an eaves-dropper, listener.
^11?^, ^fl^ C?^» a listening, eaves-droppingl
^^t^, ^«f* •^tfirf^ ^ttft?, the curtains or wall* of a tetot.

402 ' *f

?(tf^ c«T^, a rag, small piece or remnant ofclotlf; ft^

raised moulding.

^^% ^m^, CF5^rt^9t^, a pinching of the ear, ai/^rningi

^nr^ ^, )fT?*tifjr9, np to the brim,, brimfdi*

5|rtr<it^, ^*fT»W, «l^vv, obsequio^us, servile, obedient.

^i1, ^ftT, — '5^** ?tflPSt, ^f»nr^^, a scold, virago, vixen.

mn, iTt^, tJf^, ^» *% «W!l^> a stolk, stem, trunk of a

tree, an arrow, a. cluster, collection, assem-
blage, a section^ a chapter.

5?ttit?^, ^^^f a pilot, steersman, helmsman.

9r^> ^Pt^, — ^1^, a heap, stacks pile. . . [an arraw.

;ft^, ^^^» — ^^^^f •'iW^i an archer; armed with

^^, ^^i'y ^^^ntfM. worth, value, essential quadity.

^t^> -^iT^, ^i^ anxious, troubled, distressed, pe^^

. plexed. [moan, distress.

?Bf5?t«i, ^t^9tt^ — CF^, rtWPT, anguish, agony, complain^^

^t^Cj>1fgg> f^^, lamentation, complaint. >

s^rt^l, ^T^, a coir cable.

^n^5t^, ^?Tr^, 'H, irtai, a cleaver, a bill-hook.

^rp5t15t, ^, an earthen pot or jar.

4l^rjt, ^t^f a pair of shears.

?Ftt%, *l*I^tc<j 39?t^, a shell-cutter's saw.

^^t^, ^tf^3 ^«T?, wiffe,^ the weight in an oil-press.

^^tc^, ^"^It^, firflrc^, in connection with, on accOiUnt o^

on the side of. ...

5«r8 \, wm, z^ffwc^, inaidiously, pry ingly, leaning equally

both ways.

^f?Ttf •tfiW^ ^^flft?^, soft with rain. ^ v

^nretf^, wnW, ^nw^, turbid, muddy, thick, dirty. .

^^ttf^f 'fW/, wme, spirituous liquor.

?Ftwf^Rt, m 99^, a range or succession of clouds.

^Wl, ^W^, ^¥, mud, dirt, soft clay,

*twr^1, ?FWtf^,— wmJ. ^nm, turbid, muddy, dirty.

irtwt^, nP9i wwn ^•i, *PiCTr^, to soften a field for sowing

rice by flooding it. •

^Wt«l, WWtr^, ^Fttrfntp muddy, dirty, soft with mud*

^ 103

lSrtlt,:l|^. P<fSt9tf l^t^J*"' litigious, contentious, dis-

putatious, querulous.

^t^, TiM^^VTf.ww^. a thicket, grove, forest, wiWemess.

4\h\m, ^^HRTtf^fM^, born of an unmarried woman.

5Ff», ^Ji?, tStf?, ♦»!%• fsv, z^\f, beautiful, agreeable, pleasing,

defdr; a husband, a gallant, the moon> iron.

?ffW^f , ««c^^, 'Tt?, bright iron, steel.

vWrt, ^Frtil, iw<rt, ftW, ^^nr^, a wife, a mistress, a beau-
tiful or beloved w<mian.

9t^9» wr^W, f^rfa(7^(7, a bad, difficult or dangerous road,

a wood, forest, red sugar-cane.

^lft[, r^W, r-fW, ^W1, ^^, beaiity, splendour, light^

brilliancy, a beautiful woman, wish, desire.

^t^nr, 3wpr, cjVR, to w«ep, cry, bewail, lament, howl.

^stftrft*, *«wt?irt^,*«Tf|r3,fleeing, tunning away, put to flight.

^^f r?1inr^1?t, 'iW^BFWtft, weeping, crying, hoilvling.

^t^itw, tfeawrtj^, W^^tW, the hunting-leopard.

^W, wi, fir«, z^i^, CT.i?, a pretence, disguise, panto-
mime, shew, the nib of a pen.

^H^/, «rtrw, fw, deceitfulness, craftmess, a trick- [rel.

?fW?, ^, w*f, cloth, linen-cloth^ a garment, dress, appa-

^FM^n, ^l^/?^yrtft,^<l^r4cy^1,a linen-draper, seller of cloth.

^WW, ^«rl, ^^, cotton wool, the cotton plant.

^•[SW, %t3F, ^inFrt?^, PiftrWif*, a coward, mean-spirited,

. contemptible or worthless man.

^•fet?, ^!l^i1,-^»t<i, '^t^^, sordid, niggardly, parsimo-
nious, selfish*

?t^iWn, ^rt^fetPr, — ^H^/, niggardliness, selfishness.

?PRI, ^, ^rW, Tf5^t#t, a false pretence, a crow.

^W5T, ^art^^, 5rt^^<», to inspissate, thicken by boiling.

?tv, f^, ntf^, •tfiifff, poetry, a. poem, raillery, ridicule.

^W^, fifst, Oftw? W, poetical propriety.

^i1, ^twrt,^>M^, a wedge.

'W, ?t^1, ?wc^^1, ''RW?, «nnr, ft^, desire, lust, wanton-

ness, an object of desire, the god of love, af-
fair, business*

104 ^»!»

*Wn, '«Rtflr5,^,Wl5t5?, uhrestrained^frde,gdiiigwhefe

one pleases. [spontaneous.

ifiism^ "^Blf^sm^^r^, Wi^t<H|y, arising from desire dr la8t>

*t»r^> ^^. a bow.

yv^sy, if <Hsr, lo bite, sbap at in ordfer to bite- [ijag pain.
^ffr?t^, w*^*f*, ^it^, t?wrtrpr, i^ : to throb, to produce a grip*
?Ptir?tf^, "S^i, c«t5wf*ri, a griping pain, the cfaoiic.
^WW,' i^'^<l>iUjHf'l>6<, ^IfW, k^ttm, giving after one's

own inc]inations> yielding, subservient.

iptinri, iWI, ?TO<w^, ^rt'^filfi^i fWf%, desire, wish, lust; ap-*

petite, inclinaiion for, prayer, supplication.

<W3W^, ^ipi*f vrjw ^rw ,' ^jl^, aafSuming any form at plea*-

sure pleasing, b^auti^ul.

^rt«r^, «f**t^, iibidiiioiis/lustfut. . k/ [of bile*

9t^, C7^, fHV^, the jaundice) excess ot obstruction

^Wt%, ^•W'T,*!!^, earnings, gains, savings. [gain.

^W^s Z'^'i ^^, ^8*fWR, ^^<i; to shave, to earn, acc^uire,

'Wrp^, nifl?P|«f/, a barber's fee.' • .

^W?r, ctW?, W^, a blacksmith, whitei&mith.

m^f ^MX ^ «j^, *«^, jn^^ "^ti^Wt^f lascivious,

'Pttft, ^^WSt, > lewd, 'wanton, libidinous, amorous.

vpr^, ^Wrai,j lustful, desirous.

^^t^, ^T!, «H^ •f?rtt?1, an affectionate or lascivious

woman, a climbing or parasitical plants

*rt/, 'iif^'r^^, fSS?, rfi^t^tif^, desirable, amiabter op-
tional, voluntary, supererogatory, performed
to obtain personal advantege.

*t?-1, WT, "lit?, the body. [ing, qiiarrelsome.

¥f?^fr, ^ft^^f ^(^9^1 ^^, res'blute, overbearing, insult-

*t^, «rtf^5ftl*t^, the writer cast. ' •' •

5tT^^, l^itK^y •Itttflw. bodily, corporeal.

^t?r^, ^, vr^, ^Mt^, 3^, an ageht> doer ,^ doing, acting,

causing, effecting^ accomplishing, making.

*t3<», t^,«rt?rT«nT, ft9, Pr%^,w^jr, a cause, reason, motive^

occasion, principle, origin; for, because^ ia
order to, on account of.

^t^ ^105

'J?^-^, l^riSwj, c^^, causality. ' [sality, cVeative.
^^tl?5, ^[«rrt;^, 35f^^, become a cause, possessed of cau-
'^^ ^W^tT?, — ^^'^f^^, a prison, place of confinemeut.

t^f f^Pfi, ^rt^, ^^^3 ft»^^W5, aa action, act, agency^

effect, artist, artificer.

f^. C*n, ^/^OTRf, ^^^, ft^?«i, «n5;, ?t^R1, aa act, agency,

art, profession; an actress, dancing- woman,
an explanatory sentence, interest of money*
sharp pain ; fern, actings causing, &c.

*fiWBr, P'W^, a mechanic, a workman.

^tfjrsl-^, ^5>R, Prfi?^^, agency, causality.^

^» ^nw, ^*ltW, acting, doing, causing, occasioning.

^ty, m*«1^, f^nifhr^, Pl«»tW, an artist, artificer, mechanic,

agent, doer, maker, a mechanic art, a trade.

?t?«, ^, 9«r, a piece of mechanism, a maiiufacture.

TJM;, irei, ^n, compassion, kindness, tenderness.

^IjpPn^, ^, spnT9, WH/, expert, active, diligent, useful,

fit for use.

1^/, ^3^?<t, f^«i^, ???Tlt cruelty, hard-heartedness,

roughness, niggardliness, difficulty, want,
t^, ^icm fk^ ntJf, the seventh Hindoo month,
t^, ^/IPf*^, parsimony, niggardliness.
^W^, ^"rtf ^^ttf, cotton, the cotton plant.
^W^, ^1. ^T*, «tiJ*J*1*il, magic, sorcery, witchcraft.
^t^9 ^^* tt^f ^. a bow, a bamboo ; expert, skilful.
^J, f*11, «rt?W^, Wv, a work, deed, business, affair,

employment, undertaking, effect, duty.
^fp^^^f l^tV^ ^, ^Pt?^, si>;teen Pans of cowries,
^fl^, l^ra* "^^W^, «[^, W, time, tense, season, period,

opportunity, weather, death, r^ent of death,
tw, ^^K '^t'R^, il&R, black, dark-blue, swarthy,

tarnished, dirty.

^Ffirf^, ^f*R, filthy, squalid^ dirty.

5iW^, ^ fiff, a mortal poison, a subtle venom.

^t^^r^, ^^, the liver. [season.

t^'Wfi ^•i, ^Wf ^f^/, death, a suitable regard to time or

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m

i

^rt«rc^«ri, ^^«?rt«r, certain periods in each day unpropitiGtis

for any undertaking.
^tfP^, 'srttfe^, the livid mark from a bruise.
Tt«r^, 'nwftrn^, a Hindoo hdl, [deaf.

^W, ^^<C 3Fw«f, ?P(?, black, swarthy, soiled, unclean,
^fWftr, ^W^T^r, — -4«i^«lc«f4 ^, the final conflagration of

the universe.
^pfrtW, ^, Yaaia the regent of death. [impurity.

^WWf^ft;, ^^Wr^^i?, — ^^^ft; ^w?, any period of ceremonial
:9tA[, csrt^, iSfTr?, product or result of a sum, dimensions

of a piece of land,
?rtftpFl, ^1*tPWt, THt, CJWTOJJ. ^«r/, the goddess Kali, ink,

cloudiness, the morrow, an instalment of

interest, the credit-price of an article.
?Plftrt, tWW, — ^Ttft^, the livid mark of a bruise.
^Ptftl^l, '^i^^f decayed thatch.
^ftRt, ^«PRr, 'TpW, deadly, ruinous, destructive.
7t%rl, ^^, ^^> blackness, darkness. [tawny.

^l1Si>, Rh^aWt^, Plif«r?«r, sun-burnt, weather-beaten,
^rtt, wit, «PSt, wnr, the goddess, ink or blacking, a stain,

stigma; black, filthy, unclean,
^rtl'^, ^flfrf^, pertaining to time, of a paiticular time,
^twtfsr^, ft^/l, ^itcjt^H^, feigned, fictitious, false, forged,

contrived; a hypocrite. [sant discourse,

s^fr^l, irftPf, «r3r»l^, squalid, dingy; auspicious or plea-
5rt»t, ^f^, rum, ^•J r^M^, a cough, cold, catarrh ; a grass.
?t^, ^\9» ^^, wood, timber, fuel.
^rt»1, fi^, ripn, jX^y ^SW, «PF< a quarter, region of the
' world, space, tract, place, scite, limit, a mea*

sure of time, excellence, superiority.
;|5t^,- 5W, r**; a cough, cold, rheum,
^t^nr, ^•i, 5(^% to cough,
^rtirf^, 5^^ ^5rpi?F ^»rtFT? fttrw, a cough-mixture of tama*

rinds attd mustard .
^^> ^M^, copperas or green vitriol.
^Fpg?1, ^Pf^it^, ^% afflicted with a cough*

^Jtftr?l, RTaf, '^T/^Rpft, a sickle.

?n?*i, ^rtt^f^, a denomination of money.

^ffts, r^^tjl, a palkee bearer. [report:

*tl^"4t, ^f^RTW, ft^«i, «R5^, a tale, story, narration, hi story r

ft, ftrnt^ r?tH^ '^, r^w interrogative particle :) what ?

which? {repeated), whether — or? either — or?
f3p, f^, — .trwfs^, //I cawtj»o* ; what ? which ?
^^W?, ?t^» ^^/» a servanty a slave.
ftf^Ht, f|9^, a girdle of small bells, any tinkling ornament;
ft5^, ftn, — ^^W, W^, mud, slime, dirt.
Wp»^,. ftF^, ^T5T?^, W^f^r, the chatteriDg of monkeys/

the chirping of birds.
ftFpisfr, fiPT^ ^% to chatter, to chirp. [something;

f%^ ft?^, '•T"^, fipRp^, some, any, a little, somewhat;
nnirt^, fiwW?, what sort of! {jn.ridictde.)
f^wtfr, fftt, «Ttr^, perhaps, lest, for fear that, lest per--

chancCv suppose.
Rw^, Wi»*^, — CTGT^ t*f* ""W, some^ any, a^ little, a few.
f^FfiKC^W, <^. "^tf^tiar^ ^^> within a little, soon, almost..
ft^3?f, rtcFt, WW, a worm.

ft^tl^ ^' ^'V* ^^tt^y filth, dirt, any animal excretion.
fa^ft^l, WfHi?, JlfR, dirty, filthy, squalid. [insect.:

f^*i, W^X^f ''W^, fi58f, a scar, wart, corn, mole ; a wood-
fwr, aF?«i, JTii; w«^^ to purchs^e, to buy. .
ftRl, ^«6^, ^TCHpr ctT^, that is to say, videlicet, or not?-
ft¥, 'tsw, ^»WT, but, moreover, further.
fiPl?, ^'fk^^niw, celestial quiristers, demigods with the

heads of horses on a human figure.
f^«tt/«, w^ I?, ?P5 ?5t»f, how far ? how long ? till when ?'
fiRl, ftp, t^ ^NT*5^, what ? what ! how exc6lleht i . [tion ?^
ftiRif, w^,r f^WR^/, why ? wherefore ? with what inten-
ftsrW?, ftii«t, ^•r^^, what sort of! how formed i of an-

unusual form.

ftf^net^, ^1^, miserly, niggardly, avaricious.

ft^l^w, ftWf, half-human demigods, choristers of heaven^

ftl^ wr*Ri, «Rjff> a rumour, report.

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108 ^

ftH, ^<?1, or, else, otherwise,

ftn^, ft, ftfiRstj, what ? how ? what kind of? [long?
ftf^r^, ftft**-, ^^, some, a few, a little; how much? how
fiR[«i, ?f^, ^^, OTT^Pr, a ray of light, sun or moon beam ;

to expunge, erase, cross out.
T^, fir?/, an oath.

J^iTt^, w^ftft, ^«i, a dealer, a miser; miserly, penurious.
ftjT^, F^, ^ Pip^, a savage mountaineer ; gentian-root,
ftfti?, ^P^» a dagger.

ft^> ^> ^^> a crest, a diadem. [manner.

Frai, ftiW?, x?ar^, of what sort or kind? how? in what
ft»r, W"er5,^«rtm;,^, certainly, possibl y , indeed, verily?
fiwt^, ^'StlSt^, a blotch, white scab. [roal, a youth,

ftrfl?, Pl^ CTl^, 'IT^^, f?^, a colt, the young of any ani-
5^^, ^«i, tffira, miserly, avaricious, sordid, poor.

^ft^^9 "^(f^y ^. a bone.

5ftiBM^, *rtf^ ^M, a hollow bamboo whistling in the wind*

^f ^\ — Wtn, an insect, worm, maggot.

^^, ^n, — f*tW?, of what sort ? in wh at mann er ? how ?

^, ^^P^njit, 5F«iit? iir^ i[/f^ a parrot ; a Cashmirian. .

5Jt?rt^, ^^, CTt^, penurious, miserly, avaricious.

^ftwir, 9t\^^, tJ<»^«(^, to sing, celebrate, shout for joy.

^Prt^, ?*tt,^^/ir«^, fame, renown, celebration, praise.

^.?p, ftpT, r^t^, 'Jfi, ^irWS, a pin, bolt, wedge, naiJ^

stake, the fist, a thump, a blow.
;sft»R-^pr, f5«i, m?«l, Rwsr, ^t«R, to strike with the fist,

thump, pummel, to nail, pin, wedge up, fasten

to a stake.
sft^rtsT, Wi, ^fiw, water.

<l«rt«tf<f, ^^f ^\^, the sea, the ocean. [little, &c.

5P, Prf'R^j^'^fi!^, ^^, a prefix: evil, base, badly, a
^^8rt?t, f^TWI, — ^^^ ^j%^, a mist, a fog. -
^^ff^^ ^^^fi|i^^«^, to contract, shrink, shrivel up.^
^, TW, ^^«i, a voice, the bark of a dog,
^JRT, ^, Pi^RWT^, having a crooked or withered arm.
T^>^^' — ^?^[W?r,^«1t, wicked, vicious, profligate^ sinful.

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109

^pft^, *ijf1^, ^^, a difficulty, perplexity, dilemma;

difficult, perplexing, troublesome,
fftif, W^»f?t, the black cuckoo.
^^9^, ^fe, the common fowl, a cock.
f^^KMe^, the cavities of the loins.
^^^ — ^^, '«1,^ftf^«t, a do?, a vegetable perfume,
^ir^, ^^, a cock, a firebrand, a lighted wisp of

straw ; a man of mixed cast.
Wfiflt ^jnJ, ^^'W, a wild cock, varnish, glossineps.

^uPr, ♦ttWtilf^, a cackling sound, a cooing.
9ij, wfe, the belly, the abdomen.
?*» ^rtft, — ^tf^X, Pn«rt, offensive speech, scurrilous ex-
pression, abuse, reproach,
rrtj, saffron.

5W, w^, ^, c^«ri?5tJr, a breast, a pap, a chip of wood,
^4>Pl^1, ?RJCTTW, — "StW^, a woman's breast.

^'•v ' <^•^

f

^"5»f ^wrti'ii, ^nr5<*1, evil society, a circle of evil compa-
nions, evil advice.

^jp^ft, ^cSt, an evil adviser. [contract,

^5^, C^^t^, ^H^CT to cut in pieces, to chip, gnaw, shrink,

^JT, ^, ^i^wf, 15^, small, little.

^, ^, — CCTI, <ti,^,achip, shaving, splinter, fragment,

shred, piecp.

^<, fW, a nipple.

^^, ^^A ff^fi^ r»tt^, doggrel poetry.

^J|1. f^^, '•l^RtW, ^?«W, calumny,, slander, censure, ac-
cusation, blame, a blot, disgrace.

^^f^3 ^^9 ^W, ^^W, «ifi!^, evil, bad, abominable, ugly,

deformed, squalid.

^, ft^. Wip^, ^sW, some, any, a little.

^, ^tt^, araff^, ifW'W?, a hump or curvature of the

spine, the planet Mars, Tuesday.

^w?-1, U?, ^w, ^if , low, base, mean, vulgar, stupid.

^, t ?pi», ^, WWW, deformed, crooked, hump-backed

an earthen water vessel.

^[Iw, ^gftf — l^rht, '^R^, a mist, a fog.

HO TOt.

I

^^, T3F, ^W, (Curved, bent, crooked, tortuous, curiedl
f 8?, srafi^ftf^ ^, ^/t^, f^«i, a bower, arbour, grove>.

an elephant's tusk, ivory.
^«??, ^,^^1, an elephant; in comp: chief, eminent.
^^^ if^nsf, ?/^, ^, a sting, bite, sudden gripe or pinch.
^, ^,— ^^, ^tJ, a chip, bit, fragment, shred.
^^^, l^X 'i^, ?«R, -to beat or pound to powder or pulf>^

to tread down, to trample.
^^, ^^f^, ^, a bawd, a procuress, an herb-woman*
^[©^^W, ?^*R1, the profession of a procuress. [&c.

^^T^, "Sfir WT^, to cause cattle to tread down the ground,
5J^^, t»^^, ^K, a covert design, a quibble,
^f^, ^, <^, a house, a fragmeat, bit, chip, morsel,
^feif, >o(^5q, ^lap, a|^, insincere, disingenuous, insidious^

crooked, bent, severe, cruel.
^%^, ^^{Ri<*1, a European's house, a palace, factory.
^^, '^ ^, *^, a small house, hut, hovel, shed.

^H^«, ^"R, *1fiRt?[. a kinsman, relation, connexi-

on, offspring, family,
^^^t, ^J?^> 'Wfj^R, a householder, master of a family.
^N^o ^^^> — "^^y ^^ l^*ft>*, a throbbing sensation, a

twinge ; querulousness, peevishness.
^tf^^i5/|, Rvjftrjiil, peevish, querulous, hard to please.
^^, ^^9 W^f a bawd, a procuress,
^g^, ^J^, an opening flower-bud.
^, ^^, ^i^^, a tree; the leprosy.
^3t, ^, ^*f|t, a house, an apartment, a cottage.
^t?, "^^stfsT, an axe, hatchet. [bank, granary..

^^, '^vJlRi^l, r^rw, a European's house, palace, factory,
^?t, ^n, — ^^, «F5, leprous, dull, torpid, indolent.
*J5, ^5*^^» ^^» 1[^> leprosy, a bigah measure, a heap.
^^§^,-^irr5r, ^«p?^, ^TTR", to collect, pickup, glean, gather

into a heap. [found; a foundling.

^5^1, ^5?pStiri,— nfiip^, ^1^, «rt«, collected together^.
v^, ft^, a bigah of land.
^^5tt*f, ^'T, — ?iT?* an axe. a hatchet.

^*! Ill

"^, Prt, '^Jnrjrt^t, a score, twenty; the leprosy.

^*5^, ^i1,— ^, ^f 1T^> leprous, dull, torpid, lazy; a

hut, shed, stall.

^/, 0t^9, CW1, a wall, the plastering of a wall.

^/tt3(, "TPW/lfSi, w^, indolence, torpor, laziness, slowness.

^, ^^1% Hf^, the sound or note of a stringed instru-
ment.

^*i% '^[^'"'Ult, "tt, a dead body, a corpse, a carcase.

^t. ^W^, ^f«R.T^1> having a withered arm ; a whitlow,

^^, ^^1,— »rtf<?, ^3[t^^, z^^Vft, sby, shrinking from

sight, slinking into a corner.

^«JTft, •rtl^Rl, ^, shyness, a shrinking from sight.

^'i, ^*^, — ^^wpr, ij^, indolent, lazy, slow, stupid, foolish.

^«, ^, ^«i^rt5, vvf, «rtiw, a pit, sacrificial pit, bowl,

bason, pool, well ; the bastard of an adultress.

^«^, WCT<I, ^'rt^, ^frt^rtfir, an ear-ring, ring, bracelet,

collar, fetter, coil of a rope.

^fi«it, ^^^rftf^, ^^'IW?, W, wearing an ear-ring,' coil-
ing, winding ; a serpent.

^ffti^l, ^%t, — ^ni ftrW, a bason, hemispherical vessel.

^«, W Witt A W*f4, whence ? from which ? how ?

^W, «rvr^, IffSTOTI, Tfiitf, noon- tide, great or oppresr

sive heat.

▼5% iR, — ^Wl, wff^ft(^ ri5«rtpr, a leathern oil-bottle.

^^^, ^^'> ^/t^, ^^^, ^^^1, sport, diversion, ea-

gerness, impetuosity, wonder, surprize, in-
clination, desire. [brisk, pleasurable.

^Jffiit, r^wn, V'tf, ^TR^, sportive, playful, impetuous,

^. "5^^ ''ll' a dog. (-
^5^, C^W?, ^t?[ir^, where ? wherein .^
^ift^, CT;4kt*<1(U7> wherever, wheresoever.
^Kltt^, CT^ttTT ^, CTt^^^rtrsT, id. any where, some where.
^KVifl, fsT^, 99nr^^gii^nrl, reproach, censure, calumny, mo-
ral blemish, deformity, ugliness,
^firs, ^, W^, «r^, ^^, low, vile, evil, bad, ugly,
^ deformed, disgusting.

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^^vSt, ^f^mWtllf? ^rci> an elephant's housings, horse-cloth.

^?1«r, ^^WTf^, ^Jift^,— "SiPr ^pfSc^ ^, a hoe, spade.

^i^^^, t^^f ?^, ^> hair of the head^ a lock of hair, barley.

^^^s rtfWr,^t^<l, to groan, moan, suflFer pain.

^% ^G^,^(fif^y jasmine, frankincense, a turner s lathe*

^?JW?f ^tS, a turner. [to turn in a lathe.

^^, ^snipr, ^Upr, to prance, skip, frisk, dance for joy,

^^, "^l^, ^Wf, a blue lotus, a quarrel, dispute.

^^^!11» 981^, V^, quarrelsome, litigious. [kincense.

^''cW, ^?^f^> — "Wnft, "firSt?^, the frankincense tree, fran-

^^, ^tl, — ^^^% CT(T%Tft(^ r^»r*tW, a leathern oil-bottle.

^^if^, tJf^KX^, fW9, angry, provoked, vexed.

^^^f ^<f^ ^^, ^53Wt, badly turned^ deformed, ugly-

^jWJ, «TO^^, *te(, a water4ily in general.

^^OR, 'TS/tW?, %*ra^, arbitrary power, tyranny.

^5t^3, «Rtr<*rf^, Cuvera or the god of wealth.

^, ?3P^>, ^rj, ^Jfli^s, hump-backed, crooked.

5^f5t, ^JVW, a gourd, a pumpkin.

^rt?, ^tTP, t^, ?iW^, ^9r, a boy under five years, a

lad, son, prince, a potter.

^gjrit^ ^tlt,— ^^/l, 'i^, ^f <W«rl?, a virgin, maiden,

girl from ten to twelve years, Durgi, a
daughter, the catch of a door-latch.

«rir, ^?5*W, ?RW^ the white or red lotus.

^3j|r, ^Tap, wr^, a crocodile.

^J^, 44^4^, crooked-armed.

^, ^Mt, *lhr<c*lM, ^5fti, a water-jar, the sign Aqua-
rius, the frontal globe of an elephant.,

^JV^, r^mt*! ^4RrtT, a stoppage of the mouth and nostrils

tg prevent breathing; (a religious ceremony.)

^[?j^, ^g«rt»I, ^5t5, a potter.

^|f^, err?, ^Bf^^, f ^M^t^, •t/t'W, a thief, plagiarist^

paraphrast, a wife's brother.

^J^JMt^^, "^?^ f^TW, a Hind6o hell.

^fit?, T1S5, i^f^Fjfr, a crocodile, an alligator.

^W> ^^, ^*i* a deer, antelope*

f?^, fflrsr, "^s^y to scrapie, pare, gnaw.

^% wt^ft;, hemia, hydrocele, &c.

^, ^3Rif,— rasrjwsft, an eagle.

▼^, r<?f>^, ^^t1, disgust, distaste, dislike^ disrelish*^

f inr, r?^, the wards of a lock.

f^, ^5M1, 99T^, sweepings, filth, rubbish.

^, IW^, ^w«i, ^, a yel]>ing, a barking; a dog.

^, '^^f ^tiR, ^tPR, to skip, frisk, gambol, play.

i»fj, «it^, ^^, ^^, the kuee, the elbow ; under con*

troul, subject to. [a herd, flock.

^, ^•1, wtf^, <1tT, «nnn|lf, race, lineage, family, tribe,

^^, ^VR**t9^, well-born ; the protraction of a sentence.

beyond a stanza, in poetry. '

^P^ V'^ — '^^'V^ *t?P*W ^i^t?» the usages or peculiar

practices of a tribe, cast, or family.
^, ^^ai4^iqtt^; »fi«>«^, of a good family, well-bom.;
^Ji*r, ^'"fttf'r, a genealogy, pedigree.
^, "^PfSt, n^/1, an unchaste woman, courtezan, harlot.
^R, Prtt? W^^f ^t\^f to be in sufficient quantity for, to.

abound ; sufficient, enough.
▼5r^, ^••I«^rpr?ift?, the head or chief of a family-
^<^, 'fl'^frT a^, a woman of a reputable family,
f^l: ^^iflt,—^, ^^^/^ttlSRt ^, a virtuous wife.
?jBrw^, 5f^, ^nft^^;, chastity in a wife.
^Bim»i, ^^*RWjrt?R^ ''rtPT?, conduct honorable to a fami-

ly, family honor. [marriages.

?sitFt?/, ^^, ^'^'Wy, a family genealogist who contracts
fifpr, ^^^,^^^1, Wt^^^l, to possess,abound in, abound,.

be sufficient for, to supply, furnish,
^rr^, "^KfWf superintending; a superintendant.
^rt?» ^^9 ^^> ^f^, a nest, a place of residence, abode.
^«mr, fV?rt?,f5rnr, a potter.
^M, ^^issi ^;9, the thunderbolt of Indra*
^^4tv, %^ii4^«|«||^, nobly born, of high descent, noble.
^Stj, 4V9^f ^^, a crab.
^, ^, — ^^ a wiiyiowing fan.

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?«r, 3itar, wirsWw, only, wholljr,

^WT, ?^, gravel, lime-stone pebbles.

^, ^BW^^i, a sacred or sacrificial grass. v

^S!^f ^^^t^> r^«rt^, to rough-hew timber.

.^, ^9r/r«i, ^^, ^^/, ^»rw«6-, Pr^^i, ^g^t, welfare, happi-
ness, safety, virtue, virtuous act, ability, com-
petency; expert, clever, safe, happy.

^Sft»PPTft, f^vWTft, beneficent, promoting the happiness of

others.

^ffBft. ^<Jt, ^^rit^, happy, prosperous.

^P*n^fpr, ^ f^rftps CT ^Tsr, a mat of Cusha grass.

^, ^, ^<t?1, 'Pif WW, a ploughshare, a cotton-pod, a

libation cup.

^^9 ^jSt?,— ^fWtPPFI, iH*i?r^, usury, a loan, [wicked.

^^, ^ftld, 5^i, %J^» inclined to evil, evil-minded,

^5t?r, WtW, ^(Tsri^fnsf, a granary, barn, vessel for grain,

cupboard .

^, ^, PW, leprosy.

*ft, ^* f^Wi, PirSt, leprous; a teper.

^Vt'^, 'fir?!, a pumpkin, a gourd.

^5^, «^, ^R, 3«PT, a flower, fruit, the menses.

^^, •^^MTftiWr, the safflower plant.

^, 'r^?m^n, ^^'•l, «rt?1, Wt^prr, sleight of hand, sor-
cery^ delusion, deception, fascination.

^^1, TO^, ^nrrtt, ,*f^5T?^, ^,' a juggler, magician, sor-
cerer, rogue^ cheat.

^9?, ^t^f f^, ^% a cavity, hollow, hole, rent the ear.

^^9*, ^cRt^il, w^tf^ ?^, the new moon, thecrv of the cuckoo.

^, ^^> 3t^» ^w^, *ct5 • 51^, 'PtT, ^, «rt?l, ^^9, fir^i,

^W, a mountain-peak, summit, heap of grain,
water-jar, elementary substance, hammer^
mallet, plough-share, a snare, trap, illusion,
fraud, deceit, falsehood; false, low, vile.

^^, t^?, "^^d^f ^srfe^,fixed, uniform, unchangeable, elemen-
tary, perpetually the same, as the soul, &c.

^t< CTt?K, ^rife^ ^«n, obscurity of meaniag, ambi-
guity, a fiction.

^/, <2tt^, ftrt^, a wall.

^i*t, ^<1^f5R?W, a sort of cloth half-silk half-cotton.

^l4t, ^«t^,^, a satchel,, a wallet

W, ^91, ^irtjl, ^, a well, a pit, a hollow.

^ tii^'t/, the upper part of the nose.

^ff^, ^tt^^^ti, thickened milk. [amusement.

^, ^^, ^nr^, 3^, to prance, gambol; pi ay, sport,

"^^ ^Wf«t, a tortoise, a turtle.

^, ^fif? ^, ^, TO^, ^i^^, a river's bank, shore,

edge^ mound, pond, pool, the rear of an army,
^f^srfi, ^wSt, "f?^, a lizard, a cameleon.
^«. ^i, <^, 'S^m/t, ^/TOrt^, «itf^, «ltTf^, •tt'it, bodily

pain,^ agony, penance, distress, difficulty ;

suffering pain, painful, wicked^ sinful.
^f55^r5, ^<itir^, f^, W^/T^ suiFering anguish, in pain,

tormented, doing penance.
^«^, ^tft, ^t?^, affijt: doing, performing.
<f«, ^^^3Ttf«C5, fJf^. done, performed, made, effected,

accomplished. [successful.

^f5^'l, ^^/, — Wl^,s»r5tkflw;, having performeda work,
if^^^T, rtjnrt^, 'eT^/^, having succeeded, successful,

fortunate,
^f^, ^ir^OTi, ''•r^^Waw, ungrateful, forgetful of benefits,

returning evil for good. [grateful, thankful,
^rra, ^*W?^, *tri/«WT?t, mindful of benefits received,
^mu, ^TF, fwtf^, married.

^tRpp?, ft3pl^, c^Fl, disposed of, sold.

^«ft*l-<^, ^^<PTft, W/tJf^, fc^, holding up the hand.s,

respectful, humble, suppliant.

^^, ^^f, W, fii^iW, death, Yama or the universul des-

troyer, a demonstrated conclusion, establish-
ed doctrine.

f3W3t^, ^iWjt^, Cifttt, guilty, criminal. [ohiprt.

"^js^f ^^9^/, fnit^; successful, having accompli^

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116 ^

^^rttt, ^^ilt'^ ^^^9 desirous of success, thankful.

^^, ft^f ^^9 an act, action, deed.
,^5^t%^-f , <1tf^^/, wr^-nst, ^/, learning, acquirement, qua-
lification, capacity, merit, virtue, piety.

IpSt, ^n% ^«i^, 'Srtt*!, 'WrW^, ^rtW^P, learned, accom-
plished, active, expert, capable, worthy, vir-
tuous, pious.

^4^> ^f^^itif ^V, an antelope's skin, an animal hide.

^/f Wi/W, <sti?tV7, duty, what ought to be done, tt

work, motive, cause. [forged, false.

i^taw, atl^, 5*l«ir4*,1i|«ri1, artificial, fictitious, counterfeit,

^% 'ffni, 'T^^tf, all, whole, entire.

^«l, ^n«iW?,— ^nr^*, ^Vr, ^•nfRi, penurious, miserly,

sordid, vile, abject ; a miser.

'^•W, W?t^W?, Jf9t5rt??1, graciously, with, compassion.

^^Wt, tRil, 5W*l1, ''l^^> compassion, pity, mercy, clemen.

cy, kindness, tenderness, favour, gooHnes?s.

'^^♦H^, ?!rrt1*l, ^?P<lt«r?, merciful, hiumane, compassionate,

kind, tender- hearted, &c.

^^[fir, ^, TW, a worm, maggot, insect, lac-dye. [:?rralU

^, ^% ^^, wassted, emaciated, meagre, thin, little,

^IpWR, ^^irt^ ftp^el ^, a woman of a slender delicate

shape or figure, well-shaped, handsome.

f^ir^ ^% ^«R«f, fire.

^^9 ^^^- — ^t<t, wt^rwf, a cultivator, peasant, farmer,

husbandman.

'^, ^^^,: — ^5J^^^ agriculture, husbandry, cultivation,

ploughing, tillage.

^^fSrtf, ^% Pt^, a husbandman, farmer, peasant.

i^, ^pfff^<C '^^•r, ir^, ^rr?t?<l, jblack, dark-blue; black

pepper, the god Krishna.

''^^t^, vts^ ^"PWW, the fortnight of the moon's decrease.

^^rtft?, ^fttjit3i<»W>iH^H, Piwrt, mfM, pertaining to the

wane of the moon ; bastard, illegitimate.

ipwrt?, 'Wbi^^, the black antelope.

^ip^tftF, ^f^p ^***flM* wf, the hide of a black antelope*

WIT \\r

^M, f^nrs, ^> ^t^c^» fixed, appointed, made, deno*

minated,. called.
19, CTRl,— rWt^it^, who ? what person ?
w^, CTfnwt^, CT8[, any one, some one.
C991, sTfjuf^, a peacock's note.
CTffe^, CTffr»rtW?rt, (pluralj some persons.
* Wi^, aF|r«i, ORRFIt^, to buy, to employ another to buy.
^^^^^f W, ffe^, Pwai<i, PTTf^, ^/, a flag, banner, sign, in-

vitation, house, abode, place, duty.
vw^ W, ^'n:^, ^^!^> a banner, flag, comet, falling-
star, descending node, the 9 th planet.
C7irt9, fFI, a field.

c^^, ft PiflW, ft 5^*1, why ? wherefore ?
i^H m, ^^i, c^c^, for, because.
C9^, art?, ^«, f^nstv, simple, mere, alone; only, abso^

lutely, certainly.
r^afT, ftifiW?, ftJ§*f, how ? in what way ? what sort of?
c^^?, ^9r$, a metal ornament for the small of the arm.
c^?^» ?r^. ^^, a small oar, a paddle.
CT?T9l, %t9l, rent, hire.
^^"W^, WflC^tf^, to strip off* bark, to shell, to peel fruit,

to skin an animal.
i^'P'f ftfT?, a?^?1, play, sport, diversion.
CTVT^, ?1«ft, rice- gruel, sour rice water.

wi, ^Ht^lNbt^W, the hair of the head, a lock of hair,

a horse's mane.
<glf^c^^>», Tt9, hairy, shaggy ; (epithet of Vishnu.)
^^^"K^y TORT f **^T?, WW, a tress or fillet of hair.
44^*1 IflWl, tlTf^, a hair-comb.
CT^, •Wt% ajpflR ^, •l^, ^1^, the filaments of a flower,

saffron. [a hair.

c^F^jt, W^hP, f*!^, ^ipir, having a mane ; a lion, a horse ;
t^lwW, •tji^jc^^*!, a mutual pulling of the hair and

fighting, a squabble, brawl.
ct4^, 4"lic^"l^, hairy, shaggy.

^^ Wf , — WHW14, some one, any one.

118 CTI^

^, ♦ C^»W?, ^, where ?
^^^1r, ift^A ^,^it^, servitude, slavery,
bp^, ^/ ftn^, a certain evil genius or demon.
^^^9 <P^> ^t^f <pr9l> deceit, fraud, craftiness, imposi-
tion, swindling.
i^^f ^t^y •TtftRTl, ^rtPRF, a fisherman, a waterman.

^F^J, \f^» absorption into the deity^ eternal emanci*

pation from matter.

^^iC^, •«[, th^ lotus.

k^Pfi\ * 5<WT^/^^3Fr,. a sucking calf.

^9«rtn, '^jr^? fV^T^ ^R, mount Caildsa, the residence

of Cuvera and favourite haunt of Vishnu.
W^, Ttaf/ipll, youth, boyhood.
CTI, WW^, — ^^» a mist, a fog.
t^T^, rtt^^, — i?T^?, ^r«^, nt^, ^^, curled, crumpled,

rumpled, shrunk up, shrivelled.

C<fl^>»H, ^^9 rsTTST, c>*t<>»H, ^^^, to curl, crimp, plait,

crumple, furl, shrivel up, to cause to shrivel

up or contract.
r#W^, ^^3 f^9[\^, to moan, groan, grunt.
c<tF, WtCTTt T^lTW, t^1 a sheaf of fish- spears, a harpoon,
c^ifiir?, ^f^ ^fnw ^^^^, the lap, the end of a garment

gathered into a bag.
rft^, 9|f|rf^ ^9? ^f^^s^^r, the pendent tuck of a garment.
t9t^, ^^, *t3l^, ^^, ^W^V9, ^^, a wolf, a lizard, camele-

on, frog, the ruddy-goose, the wild date-tree.
(Tt^^y TlP^nr, the red lotus.
Vftf^f f^^fift, the black cuckoo.
CTl^,-^irt^, |f5?^ ^«i, |<^, to mince, cut up, pound, beat

to powder.
CTtWl, V¥^y ir??1> a pander, a pimp.
r^l^Wn, r^tWttSi, — ^re^?t*Prl^ a pandering to another.
WtSj, ^ZWS f^, a hollow in a tree, a hollow tree.
Wt^» il^, c^f^, a watchman, constable.
Wt^Wf, CT1%t»nwf, wi^fPi^^, a watchman s office or duty,

a city -police.

.WW U9

or 10,000,000; the point of a sword, the end
of a bow, a wager, promise, engagement,
assertion, proposition. [ever.

rrtfWn, aww6w<i, Prs/, to a crore of Calpas, i. e. for

CTt^, c^, — ?<f, a fort, fortress, tower.

v^ri ^PV^^f^f half a crore or five mi. lions.

CTi^nttir, ttir^wWlMH, •wvr*1, f*<i;T«, the fulfilment of a

promise, solution of a proposition.

C9t^, ^, ^^^9 leprosy, the squares oh a chess-board.

r^t^, ^iJtt, an apartment, a room.

c^tSt, ^t, a factory ,^tnanufactory, bank, counting-house.

C7t^, fwpr, v^BW^,' fR^, to perforate, bore, dig.

rw^, 5W1, a scourge, a whip. [elbow.

tm^, r?<rfinR[ ^f^nfR, ^irp?, ^^, a comer, angle, the

r^PT^^prr, 'TTTJ^W, m^itir^l^^rjttt, a diagonal line.

CTt^T, CTT^, an angle, a comer. [comer.

c^^iTWTft, "mt^ \, diagonally, transversely, from comer to

zm^f CTT^iT^, ^1^, angular, having a crooked arm.

CT.^-ir, wprtrtr^, ^lartW, where ? whither ? anywhere,

CTt^» W, f^, i:^, ftv, who ? which ? what ? any, some.

CTT^f, HFW, jft^, wrath, rage, fury, anger, passion.

CTW^t, ?T^^|[^, angrily, through passion.

CTPW, CTT^, ?tn«r, tiFt^rtt^, to be angry, to rage ; pas-

sionate, angry, wrathful, furious.

CTWt, caFT^rt^, 3t*rt^, ft^, to incense, irritate, provoke,

anger, enrage. [lent, wrathful.

CTWt«r, Wt^lt, — ^?t^M)^, iaFtKtW«, passionate, angry, viru-

CTt^<i?, *rt^^, wise, leamed. [flexible, delicate.

CTPW, ^5, ^wft^, ^?sr, mild, gentle, afiable, tender, soft,

CTHiRP, ^^, a flower -bud. [grate.

CTt?^,-i^ff<l, ^<T5^?t^, ^, #tB^, to scratch, rasp, scrape,

CTti, ivt?, r^/lvft^Hy ^?rw, tif^, c^s^n?, 'Jjp?, the bosom,

an embrace, a haven, harbour, the palm of the
hand, concave side of a leaf, &c. a point of
the compass, a raft, a hog.

C9Mr9» wfiiF, long pepper.

WfPIt*^, caFhS^W, a pQstcript, codicil, slip of writing;

wWCTitir, 'irtftnsR, a mutual eqibrace.

c^pfitf^, '•wy/^,«r^/W1ia welcome, encouragement, hope.

CTt^dT'Ya c^ttmtsr, «Mic«tm, a confused or tumultuous noke^

tumult, uproar.
Wt^, ^^, ^tt^, ^*WKt«, T[^, •'tar, •ttS^, fni^, tRWj,

•Ijt^, a bud, sheath, seed-vessel, receptacle,
the beard of com, a drinking or sacrificial
vessel, a shoe, sandal, the hollow palm of the
hand, a treasury, treasure, a dictionary, voca-
bulary, the womb, scrotum, testicle, penis,
an egg, a ball or globe, fruit-stone, nutmeg,
cocoon, a judicial ordeal. [low palm.

ctW, Wtn, Wl*IT3J, ^infta, a canoe, sacrificial, vessel, hoi-

t^t^f 4S(Qtt^ftai, a sacrificial vessel.

CTti-1, r^ttm, ^^, |<P, Wl^, fiil, a granary, chamber, the

body of a carriage, a* drawer, the stomach,
evacuation by stool/ ordure.

ntit, Wil^f^l, 41^9^, a calculated nativity, destiny.

r^lJf^^, ^<1^, ^»^f^, '^fi^^, a hypocrite, a descrip-
tion of hypocritical devotees.

r^^-1, f^, W^, a canister, a box.

«^f^/ ?5t<ifej, ^«iiiT?wi/, ^wrl, deceit^ guile, insincerity,.

craftiness, dishonesty,

Wtf^, ^^f^, ^, a cowry.

CTl^?, •TtTirt, •ttsrt^, a pigeon^

^^, liW, ?R?!/, *nr», <lHnrt3i, ^, diversion, sport, fun,

a show, entertainment, spectacle, festival,
jest, raillery, humour, wit.

r^^# ?t5ff , VWf jocose, funny ; a jest, a joke.

t^l't?, Sftfff, ^^f^t^^, jocose, funny ; a wag, a showman.

Z^^, ?P^, ^^, tii^ ^t^, a small strip of cloth covering

^ • • •

the privities.

m Ml

«

r»N^, ^NHH the north qitwter,

i^, ^ifw^W, nt^, youth, pbildbood. boyhood.

i^nff, »T^«fWit -wl, WjRif, one of the wven divine mo-^

then OF personified energies of the gods.

^^ tifiasw\, moonlight : given a* a title to books, [family.

x^, <m<t'«ii»'t|t» following the practice of his tribe or

c^jii^, wH^ •[4), unnL the bastard of a married woman.

V^^t T^. l°'*wr. belonging tooroustomwryinafamily.

vi^f, ?Pi'«rth»rti nobility of birth.

jilll-/, ^wt«l, ♦llwl. ^6mf , W> welfare, happiness, emi-
nence in art or science, policy, art, device,
stratagem, contrivance.

r^inf , ^ f^"^ H, silken, made of silk.

ciliv, ft»? 1^*» ll*i> the breast-jewel of Vishnu.

3FRF, *irt^, a saw.

w^, ^m. ^> ^fW^, a saw, a poor man, a partridge.

v%, ^t, ^, a sacrifice, oiering, worship.

v^, tf^Pf, ftft^ff . to weep, cry, hunent, wail, howl.

Vi^, «?nNt?, f«>iW*l?, lamentable, to be wept for.

w^s, Jifif, ^tPw. •»». meat, raw flesh.

*^m, ffFi, «^/c?t#, irt»^wt«, a goblin, giant, cannibal,

flesh-eater; carnivorous.

*«, •rW^iW. «1^. 'W!|<jK>. Wt» a step, progress, order,

successieuj series, degree, method, precept.

aiqinnr, .BW, a slope, slant, declivity.

awn, •ir»W?, '»»?wft, in succession* successively, gra-
dually, regularly. [terrupted.

wt*8, '«JT%<5tW%, «awi?t<n», successive, regular.; uni -

*m^, awn^Jrtft,— ^Rt^^tti^f, folbwing in the direct order

of a series or of succession.

'fiw, *^P»f J. 'wmj^tW'. suwessive, gradual.

;*ir, ^, a worm. [sively, successively. .

9C« \, ''TCwt i^, •ir'W?, gradually, by degrees, progres-

w?t»^aR, an7tfllf»sivx<st, irregularity, disorder, confusion,

anr, fim, ^Fn9, a purchase, buying-

*»% IVr, to buy, purtdtose.

ft

112 taw*f

Vtf^nrVt ^If^W, ^ffiri^ trade, commerce, traffic, barter;

ai^, 3P^P9t|T» r7^» purchasing, dealing; a purchaser.

arar, cifs^/, hp9, ^w, purchaseable, exposed for sale.

aptf, •tWtt^i ^t^? «^t*r5, stepped, gone, passed over,

WtTa, ^>r(c?179 ^^. ^^^> ascension, a surmounting, sur-
passing, excelling. [trader.

aFt?^, sFir^lft, ^^9 purchasing; a purchaser, dealer,

t&Ffir, ^, WW, an insect, iwrorm, maggot, lac-dye.

f&FTi, ^, ^^fffi?, ^, «rre, Vt^ft?, an act, action, deed,

work, religious acts, worship, ablutions, of-
ferings, &c. funeral rites, afiair, business.

fdhyl^*i<f, /TtW, ^W f'T^t?^, to counteract, defeat an inten-
tion, make an act ineffectual.

apl^, M^R, <tirl ^% to play, sport, toy.

ap^f1, W%, C^«^, ^I'll, 5^w:vT*t, sport, play, amusement.

pastime, a show, game, wantonness, lascivi-
ousness, sexual enjoyment.

u^^, t^i, purchased, bought.

awK, CTWtl%^, ?tWl, angry, vexed, wroth, passionate.

?^, fkf6si, 5pr^, »t^, ^¥|rR^, ^•naft, cruel, pitiless, un-
feeling, harsh, severe, hard, solid, terrible,
mischievous, destructive.

aqrISr, fr^^rai, ^^s, cruelty, unfeelingness, hardhearted-

ness, severity, harshness.

rJF^/, rzF??, — ij8r/, ftap?^, purchaseable, marketable.

np^, OFP^t^t, ^itfi[^, a purchaser, buyer.

HFT?, ^w|j, ^^cipn, ^'ilF^, wt«J, the flanks, hips, haunches^

breast, chest, bosom, embrace.

C3F1^*fai, C4HiWt^, a postscript, codicil, slip of writing

omitted in its due place.

rJFf^r, CTT^f, 5t^, anger, wrath, rage, fury, passion.

Z<3Ft^9 CTWIt^, ff^, angry, passionate, furious, wrathful*

t3FT?, tWT^, <i«^ •RJ •W, a crore or ten millions.

lapt?, • CTFff, — ^^wwpt, the osprey or fishing-eagle.

(3FW, 1^ ^ff^ f^ *f1t?T^, a distance of 400 cubits or

nearly nine furlongs.

|ti; «f9t«> <fM> fiettigned, tiredi W6aii«d» languid, ex-
hausted.

^lf)r, e4tf9. <atVt weariness^ fatigue, exhaustion.

f^, ^11^. fwrt, ^|«w?, wet, damp, moist, humid, corrupted**

'Jl^ fJli* — ^1^,^»fw, <<t«, distressed, afflicted, wretch-
ed, wearied, fatigued. [riness.

f^i, ^W, f3[^, «nf%, affliction, distress, calamity, wea-

^, ^^*^^, f^r^, "Vm, tr?, "t^, neuter, impotent, weak,
idle, slothful, stupid ; an eunuch, hermaphrodite.

^ ^:^, ^«, JPrtf'r, moisture, dampness, piis, ichor,

chmmy filth, perspiration, &c.

qpf, ^•H, rtnr. ?;^, f^H, f^^lW* ^iTt?t^, affliction, dis-
tress, calamity, pain, anguish, care, trouble,
worldly occupation, labour, difficulty.

C|*W, ^Wt^, ^Ti ^frt^f to distress, afflict, pain, trou-

Ue, vex, harrass, &c.

r^W, r^«ii, ^1^, the bladder.

iF, C9T«tT9> where ? in what place or degree ?

^%^, c^H^M) somewhere. [money.

Wk, W\^f — ^^^Ill9 ^9 sound, musical sound, chink of

^^ w|1^, ^t^, made to sound, struck as a musical

string or metallic vessel.

ff^, fMn, «1¥, boiled, decocted, stewed, digested.

9t9, fnxn, a decoction, a solution prepared by heat.

nf% ^twwTft^, firfSr^ '•c^^iW, ft<aftif, ^, a period of four

minutes, a moment, instant, leisure, oppor-
tunity, vacation from work, a centre, the
time of the new or full moon, a festival.

^Wt, ?1ftl, night.

W^<2(vl« fii!{i<, inpP, a flash of lightning, a gleam of light.

*PwF, ^nftft, TM;, momejitary, fleeting, perishable.

W^?t, ^nrcit^, diseased with scars in the feet.

^wwl, •WFC?t^ ftrw, a particular disease of the feet.

W9, ^, 151^, irt|j|5, t^^, ^Btwi, a sore, wound, hurt, scar,

scarred, wounded, hurt, torn, broken.
W^ 1^, ^, blood, pus, matter.

<l2

Wl^ tff*> 'J^W?, ^«f^i» a hurt, loss, injtiry, *Til, pre-
judice, disadvantage, damage,
qp^^, 3^tf $, & violator of a religious vovr*
«K«W?, "mt^i^. ir^H^WI?, a bloody flux, [military class,
w4» ^Ffttir, — it^ ^^> a Kshatriya, one of the second or
<r«11, irtftr, 9T^, ^irW, night, passion, folly, madness,
•sipft^, Wf, the moon. [consumptioh.

W^ ♦Wcjrf^, ^^, a cough, sneeiing^ sore throat,
W»f, ^ttlrt, 'W^'^ "rf^, ^l^!"^* able, capable, patient, en-
. during, friendly. [lity, capacity.

flW, "sp^nsl, — wr^f;^, ^iflrO, fitness, propriety, capaU-
^Wt, 'f^, *IT^tWTCTr, 5FjRttj|^i, «:jflrft, forbearance, pardon,

long-suffering, patience, endurance, the earth,

Durga. [forgiving.

^fStf ''fir^ ^H^ f^V^f patient, forbearing, gracknxs,

decay, waste, loss, destruction, phthisis or

consumption, sickness, removal, expiation,

the cure of disease,
*RiirT^, ^"rf^ntH, artarr^* an iatercalary month.
4m, iittr» ^^^, ^^ decayed, going to ruin, destroj^;
Wi'ip 3P*>, r^T5^, to leak out, ooze, trickle.
Wt9t 'M^ ^"^^91^, PrNf* patient, enduring, forbearing^

desisting from, ceasing, having desisted, &c.
irtf%, <lfl!^j *tWnrtnr, ftjf^ patience, endurance, for^-

belratice, forgivenes8,>a cessation or desisting

from; [ashes.

Wtj, ^l3Rci, Pi'^«r^\ ^^, alkali, soda or potash, salt,
^tf|r5, «l^«it^, ^5^?^^, distilled from saline matter,

strained through alkaline ashes.
^>H«R, r^^^^i, •IflW?^, to wash, rinse, clean, cleanse*
fiFI, . ftvr^, ^r«, V^i agitated, excited, moved by

some strong passion.
W*, ^^, fRHiln, iw, (ft*i?, the earth, a house, abode,

loss, wane, destruction. '
fW^<?, •pft, M|r, a mountain.

tWHf , J^y Vff a trfee* * [tracted, mad*

ffti, tfTfira, twfirs, %W^, seht, thrown, flung, cast, dis-

flp4, ^, ^^, 5?t?, ^«rf*»fWi quick, swift, rapid ; quickly^

speedily, soon*

^A, ^, •tt^, ^» wasted, emaciated, slender, thin,

feeble, decayed, exhausted.

^, |5> ^ttt« 5^^|W, ^r*l*5|<, «W, milk, the milky sap

of plants, thickened milk, water.

*IW1, ntmi Wf, tice-milk, frumenty.

*jrl, ♦Rwtf , 5|^, id. also a cucumber.

^f *w, t|f^, lifiif^, ?W%, ^^3^, sad, distressed, bruised,

pounded, beaten to powder, marked, brand-
ed, blemished. [bruise.

^, lftl^> ft^, ^«T^, ^, a sneezing; a mark, blemish,

^wr iftiP^r, to sneeze. [com, &c. a scrap.

'W, v^ptfl>*<»1, IftFj the broken fragments of pounded

iR*, :rii^, |W/ir"r^, ^j^tflfir ft^?^, to pound, bruise,

reduce to powder, dig, cafve, engrave.

^1^, '^j tTR^, minute, little, small, trifling. ^

^ilfc, ^5^, hunger, sense of hunger, appetite.

^, ^, "^M, %^, ^^^, small, little, inibignificant>

mean, petty, low, Vulgar, niggardly.
\1%i ^♦(^z, ^•f, penuri6usftess ; penurious, miserly.

^^SWW, ^^Httf, a shortness of breathing.

^, Vtl, — TOt«Mi^1, ^*1, hunger, appetite.

^Wt«|f, ^Jjrt^ — l!l?*>^^^^^> hungry, famished, voracious.

f^rt^, ^^'Tl* ^I^Ht^, a painful sense of hunget.

^S!ft%f WtBRT^, ^Wi|J^, hungry, ravenous, voracious.

'Jjflps, t^mM»^4, <JJ(tftlWi, hungry. [petite.

*n»^ftr, 'Jjrts fsqrt^, cessation of hunger, appeasing of ap-

W9f, ^I^V, ^, a bush, a shrub.

l^fJ, •n?9t? r<tW, WvH ^, a pigeon-hole, a small hut.

^^, tiftfiptvs, ifW, a clump, a tuft, a seed-plot.

'^, ^/^, ^T«?, ftrf^rs, agitated, disturbed, afiected, dis-

tressed, eteited, pained.

'wt, «rtt^, flax, linseed.

12« ^

nn, «rtWwj[ ^l, ^wt^rt^, a razor, the hoof of a horse> &c«

vfiKiJ. ^n?t«r, ^•<t?, '^tf^, sharp, razor-edged, [gras^

^?WL '■p*» — IT'W^C^ ^3» an instrument for cutting

fljft, 'rtt^, ^ti^, a barber.

wrar, CV5,— ^ftr^^, 'nft?^ ^^rth, ♦Ifircflr, a field, the body,

a wife, a sacred spot, a place of pilgrimage.

iwm, «t|IC9 ^K^l^tira «M ^, the legitimate offspring of a

wife by another man.

c^FHi, ''rtWt, fM^f ft*i, ^•i, the soul, a libertine, a hus-
bandman; clever, skilful.

W^ff fwr, Vt^, ^tft, CTt?rrSf, vt?, a throw, cast, stroke of

an oar, dismissal, a boat or carriage load of
goods, a burden, a pack.

W^W, z^% W^^, Kt^, ^*R, irwr, ?rpr, irf^rsr, ^itf^, to

send, cast, fling, toss, throw, dismiss, spend
or pass time, shed, spill, row, be angry, fall
into a passion, rage, be distracted or mad.

t^pHt, ^^f ifT^9 m^y an oar, a net, a fishing net.

cw^Wtf W^^ «rtf , proper to be thrown (as a net)

C'PTt^i, ft^tt^, to provoke, incense, enrage, di&tract.

Z^f^, 3pW, 3jfii, good fortune, welfare, happiness, ab-
sorption or final beatitude.

C^Rffift^ "tv?(f^9 ^^9 the Brahmani kite; auspicious, [ket*

CTMft, ^rt^, happy, fortunate, prosperous; a triuket-bas*

IwfUt, iftft, ^rw, a rower, a waterman.

k^f^Sf ^^^9 ^f*l^» ^t^^f, leanness, emaciation, feebleness.

IW1T% VWi^t — ^^, the earth.

prtv, VWSt, w%^, "nft, 4r^, a;^itation, distress, grief»

alarm, excitation, stimulation, excitement.

C"ftif, •t^^, wove silk.

t^ft, HFl^,— •Jftr?t, the earth.

^5^ ir^, wr, honey, water,

n^v, ^ T^fw9 ^, ^f^^f '•T^tftWt. linen cloth, wove silk,

a room on the top of a house.

Z'^l, r^?t,— ^jRr?5sf, ^^, the shaving of the head, &c.

y(\, ^jWt, the earth.

Cf^, Tt^f fl?W, poison, venom.

rvrnt ^^, fi[^> poisonous, venomous, noxious.

% ^irWI, t?r;, the sky, the atmosphere.

tit, trRf , <r^^F?l, ^nwW^/, parched grain.

<^, r^^w;, ^^, navigable, deep.

w, «i#r, «5*, TT^./^^, a bird, a planet, air, an arrow.

^n^, «^W, «^Ht?, — «t3F?, Garura the king of birds.

««W, ifPPHaf^^i, the planisphere or starry heavens.

<fl5?, ^rt^W^, um. vjf![, *1#t, ^R'^^, aerial ; a cloud, a pla-
net, a bird, a mule.

^Il^, nr«^, set (as precious stones,) inlaid.

<fN, tMt, a ball, a bullet.

^, ^Wft^-1, — ^Wf", a spoon, a ladle.

<«f, c<ft^, iww^, lame, limping, crippled.

^«P^, ^«pfl^, — fPflftrw, the common wag-tail.

^^'^f ^9fft> — iiStftW^, ^^, a tabor or small drum.

^fsr, ^^, a dagger. [pblegm.

^, ^^ftrtf, W9, a coarse and long thatching grass»

^f W, stt^, ^?r,^ *W«K V^^WI, a heap, pile, quantity^

multitude, consultation, advice, scheme.

^f ^frW,— <jlWft> *?> chalk, a coatse grass or straw.

^flH, ^f^vrtifi?, M^cW1^«ll, the civet or pole-cat.

^» <nt, ■W/1, a bedstead, couch, bier, hammock.

^tw, ftrff, t^in? '•rat, the weapon of Shiva, [iniquitous.

<f|ni?, 1"^, ^W, ^nf^*, lecherous, abandoned, low, vile,

^, ^^Hrp^, the straw of a thatching grass.

<npft, tl'Qlt?, a private or back door.

irswrtt, ^rfjfiw «R«i, a salt prepared by boiling.

^f^f 9tk*tt^9 a sandal, a clog or patten.

^r?3rt» ^nptft? ♦ffil^tjT^CTl^frft^tlf, a curry-comb.

^f ^tf^, — ^^WwtfiirW, *?, chalk, a coarse grass.

^tfV»# <f^% — ^^ttRfWs cw, a coarse mortar for plas-
tering cottagei^.

I2S <ni*

<tf^, ^jf, ^?, white, cbfrllf-colpured, pale-

tpf ?1, <whfl^, wade of straw.

^, iR^, ^W^IffI, ^ttit?Pj9f , a scimitar^ sacrificial knife,,

the horn of . a rhinoceros.
^, ^t^ti> ^^t?t, a rhinoceros ; armed with a scimitar.
^% %^f P^^» 4Wi«i, <t^, a fr^gmept, piece, partr

section^ c^i^pter, raw sugar, a cluster of huts.
^tn^y 'Btir^, T^w[i% ^\hf, orff^rWH, ^ipr;«rpp?H, Pore'', to

break, tea^-, divide, cut, remove or expiate,

avert, refute, rescind, thwart. J^ture.

«t^7|, "vrN^, ^ffn% WV a remonstrance, refutation^ irac-
^tt^4V^, <crtf <if^9 f^nrtif , f^fniif, a partial destruction of the

universe, a quarrel, dissolution of friendship.
«tit<tf^, ^Wrtfir, J^iy^s ftfR^W, a reciprocal thwarting,

a niutual removal of difficulties,
tirspr, Vt^7, TT^trt^,, to calculate, reckon, cast up a sum.

set);le an account.
^Irt, ^M^'^f an account-book.
«^, 1^, wlti<, ^P«tf^, torn, tattered, decayed, rotten.
IPjjrW?*!, or Ki% — ^f^^, iB[«i, to rot, moulder aw&y, decay.
^tSffnt ^^t^f to chi^se or drive away.
^f <fi^,— ^<, ^ytwt^rt^/, parched com.
<IW/ti5, wwPwWt^, ^, a fire-fly, the pun. [digger.

^P^f ^^» .W«(f!, ^pf^f a rat, hpuse- breaker, miner,
^^nr, CTrysr, ^^«i, ?gj» ^rt^, to dig, delve, mine.
<R1, T^y ^^rT*tvri, a hog-spear, a snufliipg; nasal.
<rPr, <t^, — "90^, ft^, a nuAe, quarry, ca^ve, pit, hql^.
trft^, <W, trtt,— tr&^l, frn^, a paddle, spade, Ijpe,
<W, •f5!/, ^^'J^^, a harvest, a crop.
^WSl, ^Jirt^iWi^c^*, a tile.
W^, ^^^RrtwrffirSf tiled, covered with tiles.

^^, ^^rt^'T, 9f«^, ^^ ftpw, ^pMT, the betel-|:ree, garlic,

a fragrant gra$3, a w^ter-jar*
^^f ""Wf?, *t«tf^«i, a flower growing in the air, i. ^^

an impossibility, ab^urdity^ harm's horn$.
^t^, Wf, a post, a pillar.

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W1, fH9fRK brown, light brown.

<!?, ^tfcl, rw/, ^ft^, ^^, c*l**iw!, ^H, ^t^, ^^tfi» an ass»

a daemon, a crow, a heron, an osprey, heatt

prickly night-shade; hot, pungent, sharp^

keen, rigid, harsh, cruel, brittle.
<t?w, W^rtP^^tWli, sharp-nosed.
^8*W, nwKi, ?t9rt^Mrtf, the teak-tree, a red basil.
^% ^tonr, wt^sfT, nfnrtw, to parch, burn or oTer-bake,

calcine or bum to powder.
^m, fj^t'^f ^, cutaneous eruption, itch, scab, &c»
tt«?r, <rtw?, the wild date-tree or its fruit.
^^f ^, ^*, ^W^, ^^, t^f a parasol, a beggar's bowU

the crown of the cranium, a sacrificial bowl,

a coUyrium, a rogue, a thief.
ni <ii9 «r9 ^q^, ^^9W9, ^t^, ten thousand millions ; short,

low ; a dwarf.
^» ^f W^f ^i^^iiW^ti^f ^^W, deceitful, artful,

swindling, dishonest, mischief-making; a

threshing-floor, amortan
^W|fi[4i, ^R$f[fT> ^^9 a legend, a story.
**^, ?W^, Ffw, f^ipf , deceitful, unsteady, slippery.
^W^, t^H^TT, ^ipr, ^^P^, to slip, trip, blunder, err, do

wrong*
<twi, ^p^, Cftt^rl, an enclosure for grain, a granary,
^twpi, ^tPiarW, a mortar and pestle. [foi' cattle.

^» ^9, ear-wax, refuse of an oil-press, a cake thereof
^ W^, ^rt^/, ^, truly, indeed, certainly, nay.
^^, ^^n^ 1^, a gurgling, rippling sound, or bubbling.
<*, ^it. <rf5, ''Rfrt, a trench, canal, creek, deep hole.
^, ^ftf^Ni, shooting pains in the extremities.
^% ^f^f ^^> to fall as leaves, fruit or a meteor, slough

or fall ofl^. [door, &c.

<ft^, ^tft^9 •n^PT, t^tfR*, to cause to fall, loosen, open a
^f ^^r f'ftcsrt^f 5^, the itch, a scab; rough, scabby,

scaly.
^f1» *f]WniWi, diseased with the itch, scabby.

130 <t^

^tpfft, c/W, «Wrt*iW, a rough copy, rough drafts
<rt', ^, ^ a ditch, trench, pit.
<1^» *tt^, — ^t^f Vrt, the Blag or dross of metals.
^^(1^9 m» <^» a pretence, imposition, deception.
^H^^, <t^8|,---^*W'[^, M^, ravenous, voracious, glut-
tonous.
<K^, c^tvr, ^W'^^W, ^«^, to cat, cbrrode, wear away,

suffer or enjoy, undergo. [hospitable.

ttteprjn, TOTwf^, ^rt^^JW?, feeding others, entertaining,
*r«?rsr, ^% tSt9t^t^H, to feed cattle, graze, entertain.
4t^, *^, CTt^, desire, want, greedinesi^, covetousness.
^fW, t^Sf?, tprr?, a cage, coop, pen, case, aviary.
^t^> tl^, raw sugar, molasses.

^t?l, ^t?^, — ^8^1T*W, having lost the nose by disease, &c.
ttt^, ^tt*t, — ^Bnf$, trpw, devouring, eating, consuming.
^tvi, f^i^ f^tn^, «Mi, a kind of sweetmeat ; firm, hard.
tttW^f wr ^ftPW, a long-bladed scymitat.
^vjr, ^, ^H^' ^^^ ^^^ date-tree and its fruit.
«tl^, ^W*r, 'sjig, ^, ^, dwarf, short, low, shallow,

smsdl, mean, humble ; a bed-stead, bier.
tO^lt, ^f^f(^, ^, short-sighted, penurious, niggardly.
^0^, ^JW?M> "iMIt?^, itW, to labonr, work, toil, serve,

effect, to suit, answer the end or purpose,
^rt^, wstr, 5?, a labourer*s wages, task, toil.
^tm, 'iftSWW, the common bug.
♦ttiW, ^'STT^, vwt^, 5tMt, a screen, a fence, a sieve.
^tit^, vtm^, ^tftm, «iwpr, ^trWwr, ^, to set to or supers

intend work, try, put to proof, apply;

an effect; acid, sour.
^tt^, "^^9 V^s^f an interval, space between beams, fte*
^, ^5»Wll, PMHt, 5rtr5, «^, refined (as inetels), poM^

faultless, approved, clear, plain.
^ttW, fflt^taJlM ^efkf^. fissures in the ground from heat.
^n^» ^|[» ^>ift^> erect, upright, straight, steep, standings «
^•i, <1ft, — ^ti, ^, a piece, an individual tiling.
*^# ^f ^ ^|J*I%^# a ditch, moat,^t, p<Mid».

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^RV^ ^, «^gG^ a debtor, borrower.

•f'ftf ^» promissory (note.)

^ft^ ^<^ ^» ^^n ^^f a plot of groi}n<i account*

book» multitude^ Msembly.
^ttPf, ww^, ^irpR» to eat, devour, coasumei corrode.
^, nl^, x^f a truQcheoQ, short piece of wood.
4tw, i|tw, ^, a place, situation, individual thing, piece.
^R^f ^t|f, ^ ^n^> a ravine, pit, pool ; food, a meal.
«m, ^lAnRi, a sheath, scabbard. [potsliecci

^IfW, <tf3tf— l^ft'^Wl*'* ^f w, l^tA< #•, a tile, pantUOv
^It^-t, \^, ^, a handful, mouthful.
^» ^trat,-^ww, ^» a pillar, a post, a stako.
<W?, ■WWc'nrf^j a threshing-§oor.
«3t, 9i?m, will^«, ^n^^wm, upright, hooeat, jml^

payaUe at sight ; a cotton^pcwl.
m, wtut, 4tl^ a creek, ialat* bay.
trtur^, m«i f^^^l^, a place where suit ifi mfuiu&ctiiFed.
<1w, ^rt>, wr, ^, bad, evil, ioferior.
tmu mwtt^ ^fm9 1^ badness, the bad or i»fen(»r

part ofathivg.
M^ ^mist, c^v^mw, a ibx.
taw,*ii«lw, t«(mw, «v^7, c4fm, to gaip, mouth, make

fiBMses, dispute about trifles, to scold, to fret,

to be pettish.
W^, ^n^, ^, ^l^rv, dirt; vulgar, sQurrilqw, obscene.
fit^ M^pti nc?*n, a mixture of rice, pulse and spices.
f*w^, ftwft,— ^twmt, ^?tv/, vulgar, low, scurrilous,

obscene, ungrammatical«
f^, m6t» ^^f rust, scurf, scaliness.
W^, W^,— HWWjrt, rusty. [scold.

fii^<^, r^f^W^, ^R[tfW, to fret, complain, be querulous,
WJRtftft, ftffWfft, 4^44lfin>t, fretful, peevish, querulous,

murmuring, dissatisfied.

Rtfi^, VINK, "•^Vlf, a window, a back or private door.

ftWJiit^ sSijftW, •ftf^, distressed, sonrowful^ grieving, re»

gnittiag, in pa\u»

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Utsi, ^tfNf^rffir, W^> ' i^tw, waste or unploughed land,

a bolt, pin, peg.
f^Pn?T, ^^rtf^, a staple for a bolt; [turn an arch.

W'R-'iinr, ftW iffir*i, CffttU we^, to pin, nail, drive a wedge/
V^^, Ttwt, W*f^ Ijy, an arch, dome, arched turret, vault:
ftt«fr, .Wftr^ ^^, •t^Ttl^ tr^» ^^ ^^^^> tunnel, funnel, a

paper packet of betel, &c. [thrust, push.

^^ t^tR, C<TTPr, t^^^f to perforate, pinch, prick,
^^t^, ^•RT^<i, wt? «rt«tfr, to compare, match, [porter.
W^, ^^, "nr, r^, a post, wooden pillar, stake, sup-
^, ^^^r^, ^9» a blemish, a bad mark. .
Mif, ^npw;ypr, — «t9^, ^^, to expectorate, to hawk,

cough, wheeze,
^, «t^ ^^ra, a foetus, a. child in arms« .
^^, c^ttvK, — ^^vn^^t^^^ to seek, search for, seek out.
^, Ctrrwt,— ^^^IT^, ^ilCf^^l, ^il, search, enquiry.
^[|By9iT7, ^^fr, to itch.
^fipirt^ ^^, ^rW, ♦nar, a basket, a vessel.
^^, ^^, — 5F!fW^, ^55Rt?F5«i, ^'R, to pick up, ccllQct,

glean, compare, dig, root up the earth.
tjft, tpf^5^» ^^> — fH^^Wroj^T; a junior paternal uncle.
^, Tf^sf^^T^, the wife of a junior paternal uncle.
^vf, «ti9r?|(^1, refuse of corn, broken grains, trash.
^5R,-^*rt^, ^PR, wl^H, ^ ^ItN", to dig, cut, sink a well,
^1%, ?r%?t, ^^, a spud, paddle, spade.
^% ?i^'*^ suddenly, hastily, quickly,
^^j ^^> ^!»*?^> ^^^^PWI, a small hut, a shed.
^, 'nf^patai, ^'w^ctfiF 'W, a razor, the hoof of an animal.
^^, ci^l^ft, r^, ^t^ ^5iRj^, a stool, bench, noose, or

tether for cattle.
^ff, «^1jT, ^Ctwar, a cup, a small basin.
^Wt, MtJi*tfec-<* ^aiftc*!**, a«pudfor grubbing up grass.
^, ^rp8»?^?*r, a date, a kind of sweet-meat,
^|»R, <fl^?«», ^<i, ^<i, to open, expand, fall from, loosMi.
^, ' ^•nt, ttaif^iPW, the c ranium or skull, a basin.
^jr^^, ^rf^iPi^ V, ^, a father's younger brother.

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w, ^;f5^, — ^f»r=r, to cough, to wheeze.

^^^, t(!^^]rtPi, — ^tf , a cough, a fit of coughing.

^R, ^^"WT, — 5rt^^, cnpr, ^tt^W, «frfRwwtT, to cough,

hawk, prompt, excite, egg on.

^, 5ptJ», <trt^, a cough, a prompting, exerting, urging.

fW "tf/ipiR, to thresh barley with a pedal.

t[^, vtfSrtt, "tV^tTtPr, a witch, the threshing of

barley.

^I^rw, «rstiNt ?t<R', c^fWc^fR, to wrap up, put by, con-
ceal, [a thread.

W, c^, — ^tW, ^5, the fibres of a thread, the end of

^^W, r^Wrr,— ^rr^, a broom.

c^, 9i9irtfir i(f^, the yelp of a fox, dog or jackal.

^i^^f ^tHr^, >a|^H, ftiw, to snarl, to repel crossly, drive

away with threatening, to be fretful or im-
patient, [ful, impatient.

ii% itt^H^, r<l^<jr^, snarling, surly, ill-natured, fret-

c^h^, nwrt^, ^Bwiwt i?«^, to ^teaze, importune, urgQ

peevishly.

c^^^PWr, r^tt?,— Wtt, ^l^l'j^it, a fox.

li^, w, tprsr, 'il^, ^% ♦ft^ w«^, to draw, tug, pull

tight^ to snatch, to writhe, to contract as ia
spasms, &c. *

i^ ^ifir^, ^f a spasm, stitch^ cramp, pull.

ctt^, ^RW*r?t1*t, aerial.

t^-^, 3W, *«1^^, "tttlT^^, 'Tfts^, 5ttft, a village,

suburbv the club of Balar&ma.

W^/T, «ftrt, «ltSt, a club, a bludgeon.

wtft, ^tipr, ^^, dwarf, thin, spare.

Wf, ^«<, riT^, apniT^, affliction, distress, grief, sorrow,

vexation; regret, repentance. •

r^Bff^-^ff > ^tffr, ^rf^tfr, to drive or turn away, to spring

game, to chase. [kc.

WIR, «Wr,,*W^, to grieve, regret, repent, be vexed,

^^Ht'r, ^t^f fM^> to repulse^ drive or chase away, drive

cattle. -

lit^, ^jtWtiPPXf a cfffk^, a triokel basket
M9, <tti, a dttcht, a iQoat.
winr, #1^, i«w, to play, tporl,, toy, Dw^a fiaaJy.
WWf, 1^,—^ft^f Wi^, play, vp^rt^ gaiftbol, amuse*

mentis fttQ«

c^wrj. ww«^.--f5jnit. aftWPTa plajpfuL 9pwtiv#, ganie^

soine^ gamhoUing.
C^ratft, 71)1^, ^iNt^^, a coquette, spQittireL female.
WWr^t itrlmll, a toy. playttelff-
\% ^WirW^/, parched com.
Wt, Wt^^— **», coaise b?ielt*dtt«| or gravel.
r<tT"f> V^^f^, to be lame, to Ui»p.
t^-1, c^afTl, laixie, Umpmg, l^t.
Mm, "^^^t ^^> a cbild in anas, aa em^o^yo.
i^rtiht, ^''Wit^, 'Swn, fteafeb» onquiry, trace, vestige,
ttrtvir, ^ilcYa^9?^, to search, to seek for what is lost.
«<rtwr» *". fSJ^ t*^, WBrttniF, to dig, eai^ve, engrave^

cut stone or wood, pick oae'i» teetk.
c^<W, ^^3SttiTra WjRW, ^tftw CT ^'W, aa ioseription.
Wt^, ^*tT, a spear, a hog-«pear.
«IW, ^Itro^, a pigeoji*hoj5, pigeou«hole.
MHt, ^mN, the buneh or tress of hair on the crown.
Mt*ltw, 4ac«^|^, wearing the hair tied in a bunch.
c^ttirBr*^it^» 9t][^, ^ift^i to lose, dissipate, squander, lavish.
WW, ^anf>^, 5W>, lost, gone ; broken brick, [lavish,
Mlfir^fU ^^VHVftf ^Ift^tir, a loser^ spendthrift; wasteful,
WtTtir, flf^, ^>t^ti^, loas» injury. [socket, nut-shelL

wttw, r#W?tf <W, *«tt3rt*a*JWt it^/tf>, hollow ; a sheath^
iMX^t ^wt^i, «nftit*i, ^tfT, itiBvPw, ^>tff, to looseD, opaa^

untie, unyoke, strip, pull off.
{tttipf, vi^9f^, the slough of a serpent.
WW, ^tN,'^^.'^i.?W«,<R*W*t»iW%aW,^

free, unobstructed, clear, phtint afield; toy, tile»
potsherd, tiiesheath of a bambvot^r bolal shoolu
Wtm, WM9,*^-^iti9ft#, a baking pot
cttfr, 9^, ^, the itch, an itching erupttflR,

m m

ctifnr, n9ij9f^^ to unhtisk, to tfitesh fraio^

Vtm, nE^> ^m, ^^ a sheli* pod» ipMl, liftd, hdiki

chaff, bran, a ligament.
^01^ «inc«9» <lt^» deDMiinated, called, spoken of^ At^

mous, renowned, celebrated. {renown^.

</1l%, ^vfii> ^Iftl, W, a nacM, title, aiek*name, fame,

<t, V?, tfit 4^^: going, teotin^. {thatdL

^, %3W, ftrvt^, «i wave, billow, tuinear, layer df
H, t^^^WB» «rtf , roar of a tig<^, bellow of a bufialo.
Wi, ^Nt9H, ^ivllw, the sky, tbe atmosphere.
«MW»iit, cn^FMm, the pelicain or Indiam crane»
^ftnr, ^^{^^t^, 9f«)iM, to complain in a dissatisfied man-
ner, to be <}iierulons, reiterate complaints,
«Nrt, ^4lirf^, the Ganges or its personification.
^twtai<ir^ flwlwM'^^^ flrt/^Fj^i, a mode of swearing by the

Ganges, one who so swears,
^rwftj, fH^f iVftPR, a name of Shiva.
«twt«tf^, i«%^nFlc«itWl^^n^» an arrival at the Ganges

to die there, the casting of a corpse into the

Ganges,
f^mtait, ^nnCftx fWtnsjl, the cafrjfing of a sick person to

the Ganges, a journey to bathe in its waters*
^nfWHt, 'ttt^lKt '•Mc«rtiri«, going to the Ganges for bathing,

or ail a sick person to die there.
«^, m^ ^ttn^f coarse and closely wov^n (as cloth.)
n[, Wtw^, ^W», ^, a deposit, trast, pledge, a tree.
^IH^, nf^m, '^WWf*, giv^ in charge or trist, deposited^

pledged^
wpr, ^ft»'<isft'!ff^> to receive e deposit or pledge, to

receive in trust. {pledge,

^nifr, H^ilWPiWW, to give in chai^ or trust, deposit;
«t tpfr, ?jNtW!i •♦Iflwt^, an elephant, m y»d measure^

a caipenter 8 rule, a spit,
^nvij^irtt cHti looking askance, sqtxist-eyed.

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^fmn, Twr^i, ^, an elephant's tusk, . ivory.

«liB, ' ^^siTtfr, ?t^^F^ ??f^, a murmuring under provo-
cation or disappointment. [armlet.

9M^9 9>^^> "^If^^t an ornament for the wrist, an

WRt, ''If?, •Wnr, filht fwW, a bud, sprout, a sort of

sweetmeat; pertaining to an elephant.

fWrt«r, ^8rt^, ^^/t^, to sprout, bud, shoot out.

^fwf«nr, «lc^*t, Ganesha, the elephant-headed deity.

^*«T^, C^T«, *t9r^, a peg to hang things on. [ment.

• ~ ^"W^, ^^4Tt^, to murmur under offence or disappoint^
qqt^, iRtfttj, ^irt?3f, 5Pr, ^»RttfS, a mine, treasiiry,
jewel or plate room, a mart or place for
merchandise, a hut, cottage, village, disres-
pect, contempt, a small seed.

'♦^ t, srfifjt^, irW^55; ftrw, a tavern, liquor-shop, dis-
tillery, an intoxicating preparation of the tops
of hemp.

^f^f^-'Tt^, 5591^, ^|J5E7R[<I, to treat with disrespect or

contempt, to abuse, to vilify.

«r^^, «t^, — f^\% ?5tr, to make, fabricate, mould, fonn»

construct, build, erect. [forged.

^irs, f^rftf^, 5iiJ*^, formed, fabricated, &c. fictitious,

«?, ^/W^, ^-n«(T^, <tt5. ^^f, m^, ^•I'Pr, an impedimeat,

obstacle, fence, skreen, breast- work, mosvt»
ditch, fort, fortress, a medium, average, a
salutation, obeisance, the hole into which
» a pedal falls.

^«r, ''Tt^, ^f^, Prort^i, 'jfiaM^j)**, make, shape, form,
< figure; to make, &c. to roll down.

^t^Prst, r-c^ls*, J5^, an artist, maker, fabricator. [ing.

«f?^, ' «f?tf^, — pPsTw^J'T/, the wages for making or build-

9t^9t^, PPift<i, *W^, F8pr, to fabricate, make, cast metals^

to lie, recline, slope, run or roll down, ooze.

*1?tOi9t, tW, isnfft, Pt^, sloping, rolling, unsteady, slippy.

^p ^sfWf rBFtrt, a billow, wave, tumor, layer of thatch^

^tf^, '•rW^, indolent, lazy, reclining in idleness.

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f|f^!rt*^j ^ntNf l^f inclined, sloping, aslant.

i|^ft%» ^mw'i/, indolence, sloth, torpor.

ff^, ^RBi, ^P^fftn, a hump on the back, a goitre or wen.

^, VTBit^/f^, ^, ^n^, hump-backed, having a goitre.

^, Jff^rt?, in the gross or average, on the whole, [ter.

^'f^. ^Wrsr, ^fillRlir^^i, to thunder, rattle, rumble, clat-

^'rt^, cwrt?,"Wf^wr^, thunder.

♦^Rf?, *f^t5|^, — ^Wt^Wtf, ^/Wti, confusion, tumult, a hub-
bub, hindrance, impediment.

«t|t1lF9l, vnWf ?mt9, an interruption, impediment.

^% Wfi5, ^, ^«1W, lHw?[ '•J^, ^'^/l, a kind, genus,

cla^s, tribe, multitude, flock, troop, body,
* faction, cabal, side or party, sect, the atten-

dants of Shiva, an arithmetical number.

5tw, ^(FTO, 'T-^tfmiW, a calculator of nativities, astro-
loger, arithmetician.

^^, *t«Htt9» partiality, collusion, a plot, cabal.

W^9t?, ^^v, cw\t^?F, an astrologer, an astronomer.

^^, tr^t^, ^FTfiftir, irf^^T, to reckon, count, add up, cal-
. culate, esteem, account, >

^^, ^4i1, cut^, a calculation, sum, account, enumera-
tion, number.

«r«J*, ff«i1flc»t, — <ft«i% Ganesha the god of wisdom.

5H?Nfe ^«itai*t«, — ^TWt^, bound or confined to a party,

partial; apartizan.

*^WPi, •IT^f ^</1^, ^^CTW, tW^, a reciprocal calcu-
lation, a coalition ; by or in parties.

ftflr^ftit, t^tt^i, ^, lineage, race, descent, family.

^^, wn/1, a harlot, prostitute, courtezan.

^<{k9, CT/1f»«i^, '«i¥fW/1, a treatise on astrology, astro*

nomy or arithmetic.

^^ttws, "^ftWf ♦nwt^, one of a party, a partizan ; heredi-
tary (as a disease.)

«k«i% ^ivt^nr, Granesha the god of wisdom.

^, W^, '(•ttrif^il, a calculation, enumeration^ arith-
metic*

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138 «ft

fW, ^wm, fW^, Pk^, ^, 'Jsw, the cheek,

of the face» temples of an elephant, a boil,
pimple, mark, spot, a Rhinoceros ; in comp*
chief, eminent, principal.

.^tl?F, fftrtj, wnftc«W, Vtl1«, a Rhmoceros, a reckoning

by fours, an obstacle, impediment. [tiny.

^«^ft9f, r^fwrfr, c^rtut^, an uproar, tumult, noise, mu*

«ii«p»y, ^«rr=r ^sr^rj, a principal or respectable village.

fttwj^f, lif^^if, ^Wipr, pre-eminently ignorant or stupid.

"Stf&m, vfiRP^iTtfiWjl •t^^i^, the fragment of a rock

thrown down by an earthquake, &c.

^Wt, 5tl1r ^PTl, four cowries ; four.

tftrtflRrt, ^<iTtPirW, a reckoning by fours.

^^f ^> a Rhinoceros. £tree.

flj^, ff^fNi, 4% f^«Wti, a goitre, wen, the trunk of a

^4t, K^, ^ajt?«r, mi% a bow, rainbow, halo, circle.

^^, iWliP!*t, \tWR, fl%«tiT5, a handful of water,

the rinsing of the mouth, the tip of an ele-
phant's trunk.

5rt, ^rSr^, «W, ^, ^, ifhr, gone, past, ago, under-
stood ; in camp, removed, destroyed, destitute
of, freed from.

*Wi|/, ^F^il^, yesterday. [in tmst.

f^Bir,-^irt^, <rft^, iRtB^ ^W^, to deposit in cbai^, deliver

it^rti|, ^iRT^i^, "mfit^y out of use or date, antedated.

*5l*j*iflw, ^■n5jpfft, 'HjtUlf^*, wtvw, imitating oUters,

following custom ; a blind partisan.

tW^5^, fW*l4Ml, useless after-thought.

^WTt^y ^tvrrtv, intercourse, coming and goiog.

«Mt?, vjxn'tRPBf i|939«vr, near death, dying* expiring.

^W^, ^fs^, '•rt^gtf^n^, retrospective, having relin-
quished a pursuit.

frt^, nR, ^tail, '•<15?, ^•Tf?, WW, tfrtf*, ^W^f ^ttjlf rtWl,

^9tm, moUon, progress, march, a proceasiom,
resort, refuge, expedient, means of success,
knowledge, wisdom, acquisition, the course

of events, fate, fortune* behaviour, conduct,
gait, manner, period of life.

*rt^> ^^, 9t^ v^» ^i|f^Nn?» ^^tty, a condition of life*

circumstances, conduct, position^ attitude,,
intention, expedient.

uMpit, ^9lWf delay, procrastination, trifling.

4lVltfir, iniffirrt» intercourse^

^, Irtf^, ^9t¥/, disease, sickness, speech, a word.

^f ^W^y — *it^, ft bludgeon* club, mace.

^f ^ftltSt, — ^Pwr, KtdPl, a cudiion, seat* bench, a quilted

cover for a palanquin.

^#s, ^* ^t^» spoken, said. [respectable^

^ffihrt'f* PWt^ flfti, ^nvr/?f^, having a pillow or cushion,

^, sitStl?, f^, bearing a mace or club ; Vishnu.

^If*^ ^Rt^ftV Mor ^imv 9il«r, an inarticulate expres-
sion of joy or grief; with sighs and sobs,
interrupted by sighing*

^f •rtHfi, ?iW, a jest, taunt, repartee, wit.

*r/f >i^l»(>^l#A •tflfW, prose, raillery, ridicule, jest. '

^iW, ^[«M, vAm/, practicable as |i road, fit to be gone

or travelled over.

Kir, «ift9, ^iirwi«#* a traveller, one who goes or wdks.

^, ^n^iPtt^* a cart or car draMm by oxen.

n% iQSf, 5QnW«i. ipt9, «r^, odour, scen^ smell, fra-
grance, perfume* connexion, relationship,.
firiendship. [wood»

^-% ^fFfm £9/ Ug^, ni^* sulphur, sandal-wood, alee-

^tl^n^lt*!, ^tWV, brimstone, sulphur.

^flftr? , ?PWIW, fond of scents. [drugs.

^WP^f •Wit, WRtt ftWFH, a druggist, a vender of

^lwt5 Wwqwaw ftrw* worm- wood.

*fl3Pf, ^flft ^rt^tV- W/, myrrh.

^tW^, m<^ ^ttinF, ?t«9, ^9, demigods the choristers of

heaven, a singer, musician, a ghost or spirit.

<W, |«^, f^, stinking, foetid. [stink, &c.

^^$ ^flC^W, l;4^ff«^ to emit a scent, perfume, smelU

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ft*, ItJC^Itft, fflflB^IW, a bug, the gre^ flying bug.

fW# ^ftJ^» iR«ffe, «<WVPr, 4«4^, a story, legend,

report, chit-chat, tattle, talk.

flM^, ^tcl«i, ^^f^iltt, ^7f^, talkative, garrulous, bab-
bling, talking. [chat.

^^, ^^» ^[^rf^, a tattler; garrulous ; tittle-tattle, chit-

fn?9, W^c^ii^, *t^*E^ ^^^9 to cast the young, bring forth

abortively, miscarry, fail in an enterprise.

fP»F?t^, fi^ft?^, '^i'W^f to spoil, vitiate, do clumsily.

•Wl, ft3F, pTCTt^, a cow, a simpleton.

^9ntWf ^S^g ^ff^f a small round windovir, an air-hole.

fntvpr, vft, F^^9 a skinner, currier, tanner.

fl^, fftWt W1, pregnant, with young (as a cow).

*?;, rttilTll?, ?WWf ^«3R/, of, belonging to, or fit for a

cow, produced from a cow, (as milk, butter,
cow-dung :) a herd of cows, a bow-string.

^i1^, ^ C7t^, a measure of two Cos. .

^Vtf^, VfV^, ?f4r, a ray of light, a sun or moon*beam.

frtl?, ^I^jr, — m, ^im^^f f^fPn?, deep, profound, grave,

thick, impiervious.

^, i^Wi^, wheat.

fhpr, VW7, wWf ^HW^, motion, movement, a going, march,

progress, coition.

jnHMWMH, fiift^, — ^5l^Wt», intercourse, free communica-
tion, coming and going. [ling* fit for use.

ftiRtr, ^f^l^, rt^w?/, accessible, passable, fit for travel -

*?/, TW^/, ''Rt^lirft?, tffW, «r^r|r^/, practicable, acces-
sible, attainable, worthy to be visited or
associated with.

^W?, *»??, — nW, ^%, phlegm, saliva.

ft?t<it, ^W^, residing at, or a man of Gay a.

^ff«, ^tTOfW Tl^^fiii, a goitre or wen.
^tj9(, U^s ^^f venom, poison, virus.

«t?4t, A[^1\« Pf^Vf, venomous, poisonous. [face.

^W*i, *t?tftiii, — *l<1*ijai^, deep rooted, far below the sur-
Wftfiffl, *t^5fyi, wyl, a pailing, rail, palisade.

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frtlm, ^RfVt?, inr» tIFCif self-importance, vanity, boast-

ing, greatness, importance.
^f ^tit^t% m\ "fSWSff ) most important, honourable, supe-
*jt!rtt, /. tllRqrt> rior, gross, indigestible.
'W, cfti, 9ttH, a cow, a simpleton.
*^» fi(^ ^fi[W •«?>, the bird of Vishnu, a large vulture.
W3^, ^ItW, •W, awing, a feather. [birds.

'^Jpr, •fiwt^, 9fw^, winged, feathered ; , the regent of
inw/t?, JjTf, wy, ^i*!^, stupid, silly, aukward.
^^, c^t^, C7t^, redness from rage or anger.
4^, ^"9 ?m^, a gugglet, water- vessel, pitcher.
^<ti^, irtWI^, r¥tW«, ^i^, furious, red with rage or

^ ripeness.
W, wtw, f^rqpr, a roar, growl, bellow, loud noise.

to roar, bellow, rumble, growl,* hiss, snarl,
thunder, rage, scold, threaten ; passion, fury,
war, battle, thunder.

^4k, VKWf "Nf. the rolling of distant thunder.

^f ^n«, •JWI? ftps, a hole, pit, ditch, cave, ^burrow.

9ti^, ^fnn, ^9 an ass, the dung-beetle, a scent, smell.

^, "vi^Wt?, ^^f pride, arrogance, haughtiness, scorn.

^rt^, W^^^f innP, proud, haughty, vain-glorious, scornful.

^W, 'RHJW^/, W% ^J??, irv, ^W^, Mcwil^ 1|W, an em-
bryo, foetus, impregnation, a child, the womb,
l>elly, the inside or middle of any thing, an
inner apartment, the bed of the Ganges when
at the fullest, the rind of the jack fruit.

•N^, inR9? ^^Wifl, a chaplet of flowers for the hair.

«Nffl^, ^l^f^, — ^iwfwrt^, ^^^(^fw, abortive.

*^ ^^5j>P, ^f^m, arising from pregnancy, bom of

one's wife by another man.

*^kt?*l, ftw^, conception in .the womb.

^Ht^, ^W^,— W^<fK(, wiw^, ^n .abortion, miscarriage.

«^l#t, ^% — "ififtt, 'Pfit, ^iWSt^Wil, pregnant.

••^Wl, «Pnt!f, a lying-in chamber, inner apartments.

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«N^ftt^, fl^Mlra «^^^, a ceremony to ensure conception^
*W^i«r, Paw fj^ ^9^ iiPr, ^wi the eighth month of preg-
nancy ; eight years oM, fit for the thread.
^-1, f^Rl> v.^, abuee, censure, blame, reproach,, re*

viling, scurrility^ disgrace. [boat.

^f ^9 r^)*t« «t«^> the throat, neck> prow^ bow of a
sJwt*, <r?fNi, ^t^csfc^ «rl**'!^, a goitre> a wen.
'N*, 5;CT|fl, ^4, wf^^ It^ utew, the smelting of metals^

the melting or dissolving of sugar, &c. a
leaking out, escape of ail aciimal from con-
finement.

Mi^^ 5? t«^» ^•f^t ^l^* ^^'^^ !P**» ''^^ ^- *- to ™®**»

dissolve, suppurate, burst, wear out, escape

from a cage, or prison, oose or leak out, fidl>

drop (as fruit or leaves from a tree. )
«Ar9W» ^9^f t^Wftr% a hoarseness.
flilCVy ^n^^> a throttling, collaring, seizing by the neck,
stilly ^^f the neck, throat, the neck of a pitcher,
fhrt-^, «wt1%iri, — #^, ♦isi, 5t^|«, *?rW, worn out, putritJ,

dissolved, burst*
sftrtf^Tfl, j]r;i9^ solvent ; a dissolving substance.
*W^rtif1> ^RRPS, rtWnrt, hoarse.

ftuli^, «f^^tiRSi[^» the'neck-rope or tie of an animal*
^y 'sp^l^'lfttw «s|ir, a lane, alley, street, defile, the space

between the fingers or toes.
4i^fiAr9l» ^t^, ^t^> garrulous, talkative, gulping.
*••'• ^t^rW> ^Wt^W^j fWii^, a story, chit-chat, tattle*
*Nt?l, iWif, ^l^tflf, chatty, gossiping, tattling,
^tm, y "sitr^, ^, a sheaf, wisp» bundle of straw, [dies*.
^firt^, vNtr^Alnwi, to bind sheaves, tie up grass in bua-^
*wftlt^, %▼• f 'e^r, to glow, be hot with fever^ boil.
^^f W^ ^^f lyi, ^^ff a forest, wood, grove, thicket^

pain, distress, trouble ; impervious.
9ti[^ ^<i^Vt![> ^*rrii[% an ornament, jewd,trailDet. [plaee*.
^^^f ^'c^— 9i^ ft% 9f , deep, fMrofoiad; dxp^^ adM|^
^^9 Vt«i f^m, delay, pco(a^tiaatioii»

urn us

^ffpi, «rtf|?,-'<«^. ^m^f^, deep, profewnd.

«W. ^, «lf*t, t^, f<if. ^. a ravine, defile, liole, pit,

deep valley, cave, caTem, spratto, arbour,

bower, thicket.
«1, «IU?, «tTai, ^tl«tir, the body, a 8ur£»ce.
^^, ^nf9, a singer, one eminent in singing.

*tt, <nP, 'IT^, a cow.

1tf9■^ itrf^yn, to sing, to calk a boat.

*n«^, ^ttfC9i CT^sT, the wages of a singer ; a calking.

flf, 5nrl, ^, the Ganges, a river in general.

VI. 3t«r, a village, a hamlet. [bale, package.

<lti^, '^. ^,— r^. wt^, a knot, joi»t, knuckle, knob,

illtfeit^, 4irfe»t^,—fl^,?lWl, a cut-purse, pick-pocket

4t««r, PRl^^, to froth, to foam-

411-1, «ri|i, ^t"fW. the tops of hemp mixed with tobacco

and used for smoking. [by.

•fIflmtJi, «rirT^jinrtt, smoking hemp-tops, intoxicated there-
«rt^, ^,_<(K^ i«i«i, a listening posture, a listening.
irtrW?1, Vf^sti'-^M^, the ceremony of tying a bride

and bridegroom together.
^fWt, mt«^ ft^^^rr, the prevention of the spread of poii-

son by incantatidns.

knit, string beads or flowers, arrange in rows,

build, sew together in plvta, unite, admit

into a society,
^mv, ^aiftl, «lt«, threaded, strung, knotted, regularly

arranged, &c. [body.

flt*^, WW», horripilation, erection of the hair of the
*>T<tirl, Wjn, an abortion, miscarriage.
*t<l$r, ^ ^tdH, a small water jar.
''t^, ^ •Wft ftPW, a beautiful species of paroquet.
m» «nir, «IW,— fw, *1iB, » tree, plant, a single fibre,

hair or rope, &c.
ntftw, fHipr, upr, »ti». to grow, sprout, spdng up,

climb, cltmber, tndn or cttltiTf^.

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flt^f^f ^|W^ ?W f^^^l, expert at climbing trees.

^^t^, fVtC4l^, ^'R^, climbing trees, inhabiting or be-
longing to trees.

^lt9[^, * ^^ 'T^JIW?, a company of persons who swing or

otherwise torture themselves in devotion to
Shiva.

ftt«i3, •tp? ftrl^, a carrot.

^n?, ^ttyl, — ^T^, ^9 a mine, pit, hole.

^tt^, Wtw, to set, plant, fix in the ground, bury.

5ft9?[, «tt^,-HW^, a sheep, the long-legged sheep.

^ttft, "l^, 1W, ^rrfr ?t^, a cart, wheel-carriage, coach.

^♦t^^, *l5p^ FWf, a coachman, driver, carter.

ftVf, ^, ^^% ^tTtt, a humped back, a wen, a sort of

water- vessel having a spout.

Tftif , ^rfW?, ^Y, *lv, ^[^, excessive, much, long conti-
nued, strong, close (of an embrace), deep (of
sleep), thick (of liquids).

^^f ^^^» r*cft^ ^w, ♦l^, w4t|«, a cave, dark glen, ditch,

abyss ; thick, coarse, -opaque.

stt<»*W/, ^^^ ^T^niy belonging or relating to Gunesha.

'tf^t?, ^^t?, ^, a Rhinoceros.

fttl^^, <t%^i, — ^N'l^m^, Arjttn's bow, a bow in general.

^tr5?1, »^T«Jlti171, — ^^rpnfinrt. »[?, indolent, lazy, idle.

^flCTt«R, ^Jpr ^ItMWW, to rise up, arise, stir, get up.

^^, "^H?, ^/VW, the body, the surface of any thing.

^tfaWrt, H?*^^, ^Wc^tfl, a giddiness, swimming of the

head, the staggers. [ter*

^tWf, ^^Wfy skilful in singing ; a singer, musiciaQ, chaa-

^fW, vt(V9, ^l^, ^^, a verse, stanza, poem, chant, song*,

metre, rhyme, rustic language.

^, 'rtt^, «W1, W^, lees, sediment, scum, dregs, dross»

alloy, trash.

fftipc, iftn^, Wt^s'T, iM^FT, to ram or press down, charge

a gun, cram, fix in the ground, tread.

*W, ?rtH, ^, *W, a heap, rick, stack ; a charge of

powder, a ream of paper.

•- /

fNi; MitPftt s keapt a niMd plpM» aeat, beiiieli« a

na» of paper.
«rSt»lft, 3w/tist ^f^Wrtnnr r*. the chief ef a company of
religious meoudi^uito. [geat.

^«V1» ^itili^fil, ^i^v^, iadoleq^ 9lotlifttl tardy, negU-
^» ^%» ijjF, an a83, a fooU hlDckhead, dolt.
^, ^, it«r» 4t^» a soog, strain^, aingiiig, music.
^W^, ^artt^i, fffn^f to d»iy, oonc^l or withhold;

denial, concealment, &c.
«rt^«fpr, fnt ^% ^^:wta nm, to »well with pride, be coiir

seiywatial, strut Malk;» swagger.
^tt^v^Rt, mr, self-consequence^ swaggering, stateliness,

pomp of demeanour.
^Wf, zwtfPf, ms\ ^ffM, to become turbid, foetid, filthy o?

rusty, be injured by filth or stench.
*fW^, CTrtWw, Vii •TfR, wwftf ^nH ^iiw, to stir up,, psiskke

turbid, fouLor rusty, divulge,, blab, tell tales*
^ntftrff, ^> a tale-bearer, blabber, tatler.
^'I^ ftt9i»"^W, a fcatus, gsaviduterus^ spatha of a plaat*
<<mlt, ilN^, 94U m^ big witiii young, advanced in

pregnancy, affected with cold or fever.
^Ww, fltPw»~-ftW^ **^|iJPl, pregnant, witii young. ^
^If^i *Pttf'''*^W> a cow*

^JR^JlHt WWW ♦Ifiic^?^ ^Wft ■WlW, to cloy, to satiate.
^nann, ^lHjrt,-^ vtl^WlV^t, a tow«l, napkin, handkerchief.
tkatVt^, ^ ^«, Ifrit il?«r, to stretch, to yawn, [aess.
^'tfNjr, ^Mlfsl, <t9«l, depth, profundity, g^vity, serious-
fttf , lAffKcit, ^i*liv, along the surface, oo, over.
ttf«, 4im^, a singer, chanter; singing, chanting.
^ttVft, nprM, ik^lFitM, a sacred verse of the Rig Ved, a
poetical measure. [hold fire.

m^titp *ii(^/» fiC^|t^» householdeiship, the sacred house-
^^1^9 tfl^nMji 1pn[^ residence in a house, the condt*

tion or duty of a householder ; pertaining to a

householder.
^ «IB«|Ve!im«»«Ni Ae cheeky a story^taUk;.

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vUiffMy fffrPWI,*— tR^^, fW, a common r0port9 town- talk*
ftt^R, ;S4t7?^> ^^^> to melt, dissolve, pour off water from

rice &c.
^tfrt, «rtt «rW, «n^t*t, lac, sealing wax. [rility .

«nt*i, ^ifrt^nftr, — ^^WHfrWRwr^/, abusive language, scur-
^t^?1, Wtf^, an exaggerater, hyperbolist, boaster, [ing. '
ffT>l^r?1» tf^^, ^||i{^, abusive, scurrilous, scolding, brawl-
W^, ^^^y ^fPT'Wl, a singer,
fn^cjr, f»fKt,—«f^.if, a jackal.
fWr*t, 14fi*nft, a species of vulture.
pTRl, \^nf\ ftrl ^n^f ^ «tai ftw^, a small cup of earth

or metal.
^^f , ^,— ^^, ^^/f a word, a speech.
f^W» ^Tf^» ^rfWTt^' ^ knot, joint, tie, knuckle,
fftf^, ^t49, c^fl?1 i^, a bill, a mountain, a mouse.
f^^ftm, (^rfH> — ^f^>rtW9, the Himdlayan mountains.
f)t«nr, ^Rii)^^, il^> to swallow, strip, plunder, bold»

contain. [chanted*

fi)^, ^rt^, ^ft^l, a song, hymn, ode, verse, poem ; sang,
#81, ^Hn^^^lf^r^, a celebrated Hindu poem.
fitW\n, nnwi, a deity, a god.
. ti, f&\, iPT, H^, faeces, ordure, excrement, dross.

^' Vf^ ^' K^^ ^'^y coarse powder, a cfum, fragment ;

pulverized, crumbled, &c. [bruize.

«^, ^^f n^, to pulverize, crumble, reduce to ul pulp»
^, ^R^i ffC ^tm, 9tti, flour, powder, a block, the truiik

of a tree.

«

tl^, tl^-*-^ Pim, a gum^resin, lignum aloes.

«», tifti, tWC,— ^117, WW, ^rtf*, Tt? r^PW, a tuft, buncfa.

cluster, nosegay, sheaf, bundle, collection.
. a necklace of 32 strings.
m^, ctrt^tH^W ^^f;«^, to grow in tufts or bunches.
tn|pr> ^^Vf^t ntnc^rtc^ «t«^, to collect, bring together^

form into clusters, &c.
'fiw^t *ttwt<W?. an anklet of small bells.
<«wMf^, <r«t, iwffiL tittle tattle. ffoauDiae. tate-bearior.

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^^'^9 Itm^, ^^nsn, ^dlkft^f the rati (a small seed used by

jewellers as a weight), a low buzzing or

humming sound, a tavern.
^WT, tl«|?«i,— ^JiHf^ ^\ V^H^f to hum, buz, echo,

resound, murmur.
tJ^, «r7Tw, to roll or fold up, collect together.
%f%^, ^•^^ ?tt^, a collection, a quantity.
tir$«, tiftr, ^Wl, a ball, ballot, pellet of dung, pill, &c.
tJfSt^lW, «^Wtt1, a silk-^worm.
tlw, t>f ^,_trtt, ^^, '•iir^, a ball, ballot, pin, cocoop^

fruit-stone, fruit-germ, the small pox.
t^Ht^, tlfNf^ 9i«i, the casting of lots, a lottery,
ti?, ^«tpp, ^r?, molasses, treacle, raw sugar.
^<l?^, vriFf^, cinnamon or cassia,
fl^, «7i^, to roll up, furl, pack up.
^^^fJ, tKp^icwt^. the heel.

'^% T^ ^t?t» a stooping posture, a crouching, [lasses,
trt^, cm<f9, iriRri, tl^nr?, a confectioner ; made with mo-
ll^V?t, ^)i*fT7 ^ f^im, a kind of pipe for smoking.

tflW, I^. fit*, ^, Wt^, a quality, property,
attribute, talent, faculty, virtue, excellence,
merit, accomplishment, acquirement, skill,
advantage, worth, an expedient, an organ of
sense, a string, track-rope, bow-string, gold
or silver thread, wire, sackcloth, relinquish-
ment; m comp :-fold. . [Scc^
^^M7, n^, «n^1, eulogy, panegyric, extolling of merits
<^TO, ^*liJt1W, VWiW, srt^ww, ^^fWtitt, advantageous,

salutary, improving, productive of good qua*
lities, profitable, effectual, multiplying,
twiw^, tWf, — IMP, fH»?F, a, tutor, preceptor; producing

virtue, &c, [effect.

fKnp^, il«iw<pr, — ^wMsrW^, to avail, succeed, work, take
«nnm, nt«r/%t, 1^^, talent, skill, ability. [ful.

•Il^lrttr vnv, ^^y} eulogizing, Battering, grateful, thank-

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148 m

%^^, f*r^, ^ •iftw, itigetiioQt, talented, toit^ted, te.
tMnmi nir/r<srtf^i f^nrtVitif, the posiMsioB of talent, the

study of Mience*
"9% wj, wire,
tl^tfl«i, cift^tc^t^, virtues and TiMs, merits and defects,

good and evil qualities.
tl^, ^, ^f», Pf^, ^\, l*W*ftr, aecompliihedy ta-

knted, learned, virtuom ; an artist.
tMtMH ^^t^ f?<^f v<rv«ipr, to snuAe, ham, baz.
«%, tirt^, flmf^, lewd, lascivious, profligate. [nesa.
tltiflSr, ?5tW3r, twWflr, |>Pofligacy, lewdness, lascivious-
t»f»^, i[»f, ^ftifC ^f dust, aaw^uKt, powder. (down.
t)^5^,-irpr, Q1^, nftV^, to thrust, knock, stat, gore, lam
^'V' ^^» ^^f a tuft, bund), tslust^r, ^eaf, nosegay*
tM« «^/C7^» ^tf^, the antiS) pudendum muHebre.
"Wf^f Cimdt, ^ a bed-quiit, a mefadicant'^ rag. [finb.
tUftsr, ^iirpir?> c^tlsn, a ware-house, store-hotte, magm^^
Wt?, •ftjrtrt^, a ferry, (Ae place).
«wt, ril^ f^«i ^ifl^W? 1[t«r, a small dock for boats Ac.
tl7» C^rr?l, ictW, a sack, bag, pack-saddle, wallet.
^tNI ^Vtl^, irnrs, concealed^ hidden, secret, guarded,

protected^ preserved.
'^mcw, 1(9X^. d. disgufse, drei»s ftc. used for concealment.
WHI, t^^tc^r inyflPiO, a female who conceals her amours.
H^, ^n^ ^1199, a pass, deile, ravine.
*^lt», ijnrir, the betfel nut, the betel tree.
iud; ^, heat of weather, sultriness.
WiT^i ^f t^tir^l, tainted, musty, mouldy. {tage.

1W?r, ^>vr«t?, ^^f haughtiness^ desire to divulge, adva»i^
tMin, \i;f^t>r» to buzz, whisper, nimMe, re-echo.
mC'*^, in^9t<lTr, ^tn, to moulder, spoil, grow musty, heat

i(as hay in the rick).
«?!, tWr, the betel nut.
tiSt, tHtW^ ti^Jt^f , ^JW, white, feu*.

^Wf ^nii, ww, "w, ifw/, ^w/, ^p^, frt, www,

fH«i> heavy, difficult, &m, important)

• lii>r«lite, venerlibie* gnat^ Ittog or mcceated
<towel ;) a ffpiritttid gmde» tiacbei;, ^parenti
elder relati<M), Mpcrior/ A%.

vmH, 4^T<ltw, a^freat crime, a heiKmBoffettce.

tt^^W^» ^V^» vtvl, a preceptor B wife* matker, elder fe*

male relative.

^M)^» 9ri^» pregnant, with cbild.

^ tljF^rjt, w^, "mt^si^ ffWit, a gQmV wife; greats

weigiity, important, heaT^y.^pregnaat.

^f '^, ^lljiflf^#l, ^fd«1, «P^, a globe, bail, fire*baU^

piil, raw sugar or molaBtes, a coUection, mul^
titude, number. [number.

^M9> tM, tMt^,-''-^^ <p|i^, a multttnde, .oollectix»«

tlw <tinw, ||^N9<i to ^^olve in a liquid.

^^^, "OTtv,--^!^, a bow used to shoot earthen buUeta.

ilf>i-», ^<fiR,-^=-<#iii, an individaaJ, a wngteone.

<*r, «r,-^f^, ^irthM, a ballet, ball, cannon ball, pilL

*Wf^, tir^^rt^n^, a sharing by lot or dice, a lottery.

^'Mrt, r*fWI^U, glol)uIat ; a species of fish.

'•jlf', tl^y-'-flfNc^^^^ tfjjp, a pellet bow.

^•^> iWt — •ttWl ^•Iflr 'rt^, lWfffll> *he anefe, the Ireial*

«», *Pf , iW, W«r/i iw, #ft> a shrub, bwh, creeping

plant, division of an amy, tiie spleen, dis-
ease of the spleen^

«fr, IMI^V, 4>^FR9t^, fimft, abonndittgfai shrubs, kaif^

ing the spleen, commandiag a dinsion.

"tUflf ^1^ ^t^f ^ aravine^ deep valley , 4cave« caven^

pit, pass, denle.

<Cff c*t*Pt<f, f^t^f^iHttt, ^^^$ <ioa©aalabte, requiniig

<M)ncealiiMBnt» solitary, eei^ret, private} 4h*
' ahUB, «he padeMb.

^ nth, nw, WMU exctemeat, ovdure, tith, Tut.

^ «% ^MF9Hr» 9r>^, <ioiio«bled» hUAn, secnt^

private, abMMliae.

^dPItVp wif a serpent, a snakOi

Ww» »r, !•, »scoQt^ a »py*

160 kf^

t^, wtjm, c^tT«nif, whose father is unknown, bastard.

^llflfiwt*4l, ^w^i^^tpns, «Wf^«, affecting abstruseness, prou4

of obscurity, ignorant.

*J1, wfiw, OT^I^, smeared with or having the scent

ofexcrement,

fhf^ •PgftWflft, CT1\^, a vulture ; greedy.

^f ^, ^y ^, a house, habitation, dwelling, abode,

chamber, building.

i;fl[f^ ^itirPiCTt^, ^V?mv> a family quarrel, domestic fault.

«|iFrt«, ^♦rt^ fiirw, a tumbler pigeon.

1fl[ivi&> \^Rtif^^ ^1 ^^» meddling with domestic affairsp

inquisitive, officious^ betraying family secrets.

Ifrif, it|t, a householder; dwelling in a house.

fffniti^, ^f^rf^ n cf tr^iC^ 9tc«, concealing family affairs.

^<t, ♦t^^ !je^?^5a'i a wife, a house-wife.

^, ^f^rnjSt, 'R^^'Biit, a householder; domestic, worldly,

^/ t'!'n[? W^/tnrt^WpW "ttl, a ritual for householders.

tt^> <ctt^, ^n, ^^» ^^. taken, received, acquired, ob-
tained, caught, seized, favoured, admitted.

r^/1, ^^, a purse, a grass-cutter's sickle bag.

vhttW^ ^9f\^^s[^nft, addicted to intoxicating drugs ; a sot.

t^, c^tr^,— rirfi|>r?, knotty, full of knots or protu-
berances.*

l^^, r^, — ^^t^c^? CTlf ^, a ball for playing with.

c^fm, i?^tCT»— f3l^:97 ^fti a drawer, till, division of a box.

C^, *tpmf^/, fit to be sung or chanted.

t^% ^r?^, 9rthft^^> to fall down ; an eclipse.

c*fjt, ^*tl^, — ?rt«rW^, red earth, red ochre, ruddle.

rtftmr, 9^rt(9i^, w^, to swallow, strip^ plunder.

Cftin^, ^^?i)9}t^> '^^i% to make to swallow, cause to pasa

through an opeiling, &c. to feed a mill.

l^^^f ^WCr, tVlf^, talkative, boasting..

r^, 1V» XM^tTTf a housev ha,bitaiion.

i<t^1 ♦tlt^ttir, Wt, «W, the country, a village.

^^f ^^» Wf • a deep place, an. abyss.

^"^fti^, i^, red chalk, red orpittwt.

fW 161

1% ^, «^fl*, tWftW "f^, a cow or bu'l, the betel nut,
' a vocative particle.

WW-1, *rw, i:^, inr, a peg, a nail, a stake.

c^t?, f^, ^RTl, a lump, ball/ prominence, swelling ; pro.

minent, gibbous. [flatterer, band* leader.

^'H?! iRf%, frw, ^T^^, a prominence, ball, panegyrist.

C^nRH, VW^*, panegyric, bombast, grdss flattery.

I'W, ^€rt5 ^•tfir ?f*F5. r^, a mustachio, whiskers, [deer.

Wtw, Praf%, jf9f. i|7rP(rW, a span, a serpent, a species of

C^fPR ^tjTCT mr WT^, an offering of Sttraw or grass to a cow.

PtT«r, ^W'w?, Wtir, a herd of cows, a cow-p«i.

^^^1, rvffKl, — ^nt^, dumb. [ness or nightmare.

C^snr^,-^^, C4t4Ht to utter indistinct sounds from dumb-

J^W?, ^ftnrt^ ?Mf*rtRi.'n'^t*^, «f«Jrt?, an object of sense

or understanding, privity, presence, hear-
ing, &c. [handful.

WW, c<W,— Wt-^l, ^^Rtr%, a nosegay, bunch, small sheaf,

Wfi^^, r^ftft^ — ^''HfNlR, to collect into heaps, bunches,

bundles &c. *

r^fWt?^, CMWHW, ifTtffl, a cow-herd, cow-keeper.

t'flst*-*!, c^tt*ft«R, the feeding ortentjingof cows, pasture.

^^n^tf, ^mfWl'^, f^tft^rt, ^, tied into sheaves or bun-

'dles, tidy, orderly, clever.

wfrt, wttBf,— WWy5inr^, «cTfl, «%, a bunch, nosegay, .wisp,

sheaf, a custom, habit, the ring of a locket &c.
the ankle^

Wl^,-^iit^, ??t7, te roll up, fold up, gather into heaps. '

1?^, ^Ifirt, ^tt, *n|Jft?, A^j %V^^ gold or silver lace, a

clew, a whole, integer, quantity, betel-nut, a
kind of sauce. [vided .

Ml^vVf 'ifVt?, ^<tf^9, whole, unbroken, entire, imdi*

Wd, XftX^ •W, ^, 'rtrt, v^y a herd, drove, flock,

fold, troop, multitude, company, a cow-pen.

C*ltY» *nv, OT, 5^, the foot^ a pedestal, base, foundation,

bottom. [origin.

I^ttff, w, yptf ^p a base, foundation, pillar, sottrcet

Ids wn,

Wt>»twtt^, ^pirt?, JjjWflt, aaew, from th« source or foun-

datimi» whoUy.

Wtf^W, wttftn,— HMlW*, unfl^ged, caUonr.

vm^, iWm, tNir, a sack.

r^tW, ^, ^fil^W, WRi, t^^Ntlfr, •f^, nice,, liaeag e» «lw*

cent, family, clan, a species, an aQcestor, %
patriarch, a laouDtain. ' [relatire.

Z^tvm, «H^» lineally descended, of the tame d^sce^ ; 9u

c^, ^tnnftl^f elephantia^a or swelled leg.

c^tm/ fOrEt^, yellow orpiment, a fossil ^t, a caw- 8 tqoth.

cftm, ^ifl'^B^^ having th^ elephantiasis.

t^Wf^f^KI^ a tattooing of th^ upper part of tike nose, «

brandii^g iron. [bow arm.

VitKU K^^r««t49 nf^ an archer's leathern fence for the
c^«rl/ c«ftft9i,'-*cfm«1^, tb« Gang9l;ie aUigatorpr guana,
c^nm, W, wheat.

ctft^, ^p<?WRli, the evening twilight,
i^rpdc^nft, ^P<^tin» a faooily or Uneagq 'trfu^oi lM|«d(wardi.
Mtn, f«ttfl«lf tftHtid, acQW'ke^er, dairyman^ milknian,

butterman.
c^lt*ll^f ^» a bull. [crecy, privacy^ concealment.

Wtnir, i|^» ir*tfv, ^Mnt% t» hide, conceal, guard ; se^
tnwil^f ^^Vtf^x ifif^f coneealed, hidden* guarded.
C^tt^m, i:«rt1rt^> f9> a dairyman, &c« Krishna or his image*
Wt* wttWitf B*|!*W,-^-«ftt^, a daicy-voman, dairy*

man's wife.
WpwitU wiiM^t!^i nim PPtf, a sacred earth used for

smearing the body. [household,

nrtc^, ^Ulntsr 991^, children and cattle,' one's whola
c«r«% Wtf!l>— f^^WWi, iprtf^,^ TW^p m./* 9L> eoac€Saler»

QQfi who guairda.
DlwrW ^, ^nH^ thidct elumsy, imwiakly.
C^it^ vnn, — c^nftdl, cow-dung, manure.

Cfttiit^ "^qftlNiiUtbethnshQUlMsittQfadMff.

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zm!\% nPK^ v(f9f\% ^tan^^ to chuge eolor as firuU

in ripening, to write illegibly, to blot.
WWll, c^^rf^l, c^^/1, ^*, the hyaena.
t^ftf^, f 9, a name of Vishnu af Krishna.

cfWf, z^tr^)n, c^rrm, cow-dung.

i^Wf^ 'J^Hf, *tF?W^, a jackal, the bile of a cow.

c'Vj^, «rtrr? ^ Pr^ ^Vpt r^rw, wwffti irtt, a cow'6

mouth, the famous Himalayan chasm tlirough
which the Ganges flows, the bag for a rosaryj^
a sort of musical instrument. [cow.

^^^* ^t^t ^f^^WlH), grossly ignorant, as stupid as a

cffton^, nt^rv, f^f^m, a yellow. topaz, a kind of poison.

l*H>-1,-^|[, z^\jt9t, white, fair, euiQopean. [cov^

?%3I1, c^rttSer? ^^ f^irw, a species of grass relished by

c*^, ftl, t{P(, nrtwtf^, milk, whey, butter-milk^ curds, &c.

i^nw, ^nitf ^^Wf, a cow, an ox.

t^fttjitMl, WwWR?p!TftW 3W Uc^, a yellow marking pig-
. . ment procured from cow s urine.

i^, «wr^ «ntt, f^, the brain, dregs, refuse..

c^, ^^, w^irtf^, a globe, circle, ball ; round, globular.

f«^-^, fiiwtw ^tm ^, «ftr, ^i«1ilW», the bastard of a

widow, a ball^ round. [mult, riot.

C*^l«f, t^rmm» — ^^^^rrs, CTWHI, confusion, disorder, tu-

5*IW1, ^IW*, "ICT/? «|^, ^*^ ?r^, a store-house, granary^

bam, ball, bullet; dissolved in liquid.

t^rptt, t^trtt,— ^, tl^, a ball, a bullet.

C*fmnjpf, ^B^ ftW5, a black cow-tailed monkey.

^''Wsr, «W?<i, CTWPr, to spread a report, divulge, to dis-
. solve ifttoa paste.

MtumF, ^fC^I Xti?, Krishna's paradise. [pasture.

Wtir, ciRtfliF ^tfr, ^<tt^, a herd, flock, drove, pen, fold,

i»lSi, ^x, wtf*, ^lHwt?. ^, «f5l, ^»rt«rr<t, kin, kindred,

family connexions, dependant relatives or
family, race>. Uneage, genealogy, an assembly,
a meeting, conversation, discourse.

tttn^f, 4t^» dw, dawn, day-break.

1^ 01^

c^ft'fn>-?*t'HM, — Wlf^Pil, the goanft.

-WTW^, JW, a grape.

t^ftfWt, cMi^it^t — ^•ftlfCf a cow-house* [or its capital.

t^, ^rtjw^^rtk «KV 43P HFf, the central part <)f Bengal

l^^, tl^wta ij3rt, rum distiUed from molasses.

Wl^, ^fl'^fW, ^^t'Rrt, ftPWW, inferior, subordinate ; inferi-
ority, delay. [yellow, pale red.

Cnl?, r^?h?t4r, ^9^% •it^, iF», fair, white, pure, clean,

C^ifeR, *?Wlj «rvw, ^it??, ^, greatness, importance, re-
spectability, majesty, glory, honour, gran-
deur, weight, reverence, respect, increase.

Wl?t^, rC5B, ^^Kff white, fair, handsome.

vltSi, ^w?^^ ^^/1, nflfit, a young girl, maid, virgin,

Pdtvatf, one of the Shaktis.

Wlfl*rt^> WW^ the lower stone or femde part of the Linga.

w1T|w1, ^?w^, a girl before menstruation.

5p[, *J^» ^ book, writing, composition, volume.

2;^^, r-iVln^, CT*F, #^, ^W? ^, a builder, writer, &c.

cement, the thread of a necklace.

5r^* 1^9 f^% ^•^^ to string beads, arrange, place

in order, build, plat, knot, work in wicker,
&c. compose, write, compile, catalogue.

^, ohHi^h, f*f?1, a joint, knuckle, tie, knot, knob.

3^^» ^!^f — 'S^iRw, ?fb^, strung, arranged, composed^ &e.

#l[t, ^TTIftic ^«*PiPii, possessed of many books.

^rw, <9^U^, ^i(Mr\%, JtK^ff^f swallowed, eaten, received
- into a hollow or socket, involved in, affected
with, eclipsed.

'•WW, filM^pcill^ ^if, the setting of a luminary eclipsed.

«i[, ^m^, «t?1, ^v^^rt?, wr», ^nr, ^ji^ w^, acceptance,

reception, seizure, hold, tenacity, perse*
verance, understanding, comprehension, a
planet.

mi(n, fjcm we^, mw% i^wt^^ , ^^«*r, ?Tif ^w rapjB(?, to seize^

catch, take, receive, allow, assent, hold, ap-
prehend, comprehend, assume ; an eiclipse*

1^ u&

^9 ^fiMnff ^Knmry a dysentery, diarrhoea.

4(*lf^, ^ff the sun.

«l^>1t?b «in^^!fM/, ir«v» ^(«r^ f^«lir, the iafluence of an*

unpropitious planet^ the evils thence ari$ing.

4(1^9 41^» tfm^y one who takes^ areceiver, &c«

4Ul, ^<ri, ^Ofit, a village^ a haoilet.

«1«lt, aiwn/f^. 7|f^, (ttm^, the headmaft of a village, a

viilage-btf ber ; best, chiefs ezcelleBt» emi-
nent, [village.

4t<t» 4Pl^, "^Nf^^r a villager^ a rustic ; pertaining to a

<tv, WW, 53ctw«> Jjjf, '•WW, tame, donicstic, village,.

rustic, rude, unpolished.

^sn, ^^^» copulation, ;i villager's duty.

5|pf, ^W, ^'RlfHfl^ (*wPr, a mouthful^ lump, bit,, a swal-
lowing.

^l^l^m^f ^HRVi food and raiment. .

2t^» 5f^^» «nf«, ftw?, reception^ acc^tance, acqui-
sition, taking, seizure ; a shark or guana.

!9f»i 3irwti&* .«WBU 50^, ^rwWfl^t, receiving, &c. a pur"^

chaser^ receiver, &c. a hawk or falcon.

^, ^nopH, ^(t7, the neck, the nape of the neck.

$1, ^m% ^B^^ ^, heat, warmth, the hot season ;

hot, sultry, warm.

8lPr, *5*^, ^t«?»1, fswfl, ^•RW, lajiguor, lassitude, fa^

tigue, depressioa of mind, reproach^ censure,
slander.

t^, "Wfip ^•rtt, aa earthen pot» jar, jug, pitcher, a wa-
ter-pot.

1^^ C^itV9, Tkirf^, a match'- maker, one who investigs^tes

genealogies and negbciates marriages.

<^9tfk, aitWHt> th^ office of a match-maker.

-^^» ^^$ ^■rt'T, Pfunwt^JM, fi*R, tp happen, occur, be-
long to, inborit or succeed to, to unite.

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156 '^iri

>(FTl, vlftf^ w, wi, wfRIf cWf an occurrencie, ertvit,

accident, union, bringing together, mixture.
Hu4)y, iFnrp8tf, Wf«"41g, nrr^f/, ^•l^^^, liable to happen, pre*

bable^ unitable, suitable, heritable.
W^, VR^, ^m, irel, ^rr?¥?, a crowd, concourse, multr-

tude, assemblage, a procession. [tilt,

^^tc^, wrtt if^/tf*? ^•IrttflMT, a covering for palkees &c. a
^m'^, ^♦tW^, 8WtT, f^wfr, to cause, occasion, effect^

ascribe to, join, mix, unite.
wfim, irti, ftiti?, tl»^, a danda of 24 or muhiirtaof 48

minutes, the ankte.
^^, ^, wi^fTai a gong, watch, clock, a small jar.
^Iw, «m^«tt*R^ W f^iTW, "w9tf the rope and bucket of a

well, a watch.
^> Xt^^, a quay, wharf, landing place.
^^, 'iTFit^ti^i f^ titl ^^, a smaller or private wharf-
W?\, 99Mt^, ^«f^, a water-pot,, a pitcher.- .
^??t»f, C5f|f«wi, the guana or Gauge tic alligator.
wfty W'fWtW^^r? W, a gong, elock» watch, hour. [purr.
^^r$T^, 7?tW?T^> to make a rattling sound in the throat, to
^^'^^1^; c^tin^, an hyeena ; purring, rattling.
H^iivgt, ^^^tiSt'^ 7^Kf^. the death-rattle in the throat, a

top, whirligig.
i^f^, _ «fWfi^?r ftrflhSFt^, a sort of sauce or copdiment.
^•^1, ^ft^, ^, a gong, a bell, a clock, an hour,
^^f ^ ^•^i a §mall bell.

CTt^, ?»ri^, a gong, cymbal, bell ; solidity,
hardness, extension, a multitude, number,
quantity, a cloud, a fragrant grass; thick,
crowded, close, impervious, coarse, near, in-
cessant, firm, hard.

W^T^, ^^R^it^t, ^t^, incessantly, in thick succession.

^TtiR, ^ir^, '^mP, ^ftf, t^**5'> '^Wlj^, solid, dose, thiclr»

impervious, &c. mischievous ; a vicious ele*
phant, a rainy cloud, collision> Indra^

^it*, ^rWr» Vi% to overtake, to come up with.
r5it^«, i^ftif , ^Rttf^, inspissated, thickened by boiling.
^f^, ^ilWl, r^^c^Wfif^, close, very near. [fish*

^, a?^5r/tQwt«f ^?r«i(^rft^ OT, a bamboo - cage for catching
?^, wt?, CTl^, a paramour, pimp, pander.
wm^9 ^Wt^ f^fl Vt^ ^^^» to be confounded, amazed^

confused, disturbed or perplexed.

f^4t, ^TW^, ^/TJ^W, f^^W, perplexity, confusion, diffr

composure, perturbation, amazement.
I?, ^, ^'rt*, ^^, ^t^, '^^, •tf?Rt?, a house, dwelling^

home, building, groove, loop, loop-hole, place,

receptacle, a family.
^i^, 9?W, ^r^, household business.
?jHt, ^sNrl, ^^, a wife, a housewife.
'PWfr, •tj^S^C^ ^•i^^Wpr, a prying into family. affairs, cu-
riosity, officiousness.
W» ^Ttjr, fra, a receptacle, drawer, hole, passage.
llWfir, Tl^t, ^♦nrf?, 'aiw^, home, one's own housed

domestic, private.
^?tft, •fffswfrsl, a thatcber, a hut-builder.
^nW, *|t[wr5, home-made, produced at home.
^-^rtP», "WW^ "rtr, a rattling, rumbling, creaking, roar.
vi wP(, — TWf, r?W^ t^%^ wr, perspiration, sweat.
W, w^«i, — m^, ^WR, to rub, wipe, clean, file, polish,

varnish, grind ; friction, &c.
^, ^^ Wtinr 5<r, the powder of dried cow- dung.
?l, V^f ^irW«, W^, a blow, knock, bruize, wound,

ulcer, sore, cut, scar,
^tt^, ^*WSt«c, WW, ^/^rsi, ^pr, a fault, crime, guilt* sin,

defeict, abatement ; less, deficient.
i1^, '•PW^, i^^r^, to stir, mix by stirring, knead.
<tit^, ^>Pr, %rwRtw^^,. ^5>Bt^, to rouse up, make to

rise, stimulate, stir up.
'Cir^, «rtrtW, «»W, a by-way, cross-road, ambuscade,

gap in a fence, tra<}k or trace. , [&c.

iii^ . ^^PilflO ^^, the god of cutaneous disorders, itch

tftw, vrtmi ^'(H^r t«rtT tvffir, to afect by speakiof ^

to make one feel. (beaten.

^r^, ^t\ vrti^ /. hardened by beating, frequently

irtlirl, f^, ?t^^» a woman's girdle of sviall bells, a pet^

ticoat^ a furbelow; mustard- ckaff.

^, ^rtfiU ^iW^tt?^ ^Pr, •l^^ f^, a wharf, landing..

place, ferry, mountains-pass, defile.

*t^^13Wf r^^t^t? ORf FWt^, to smuggle. [''^y-

ilt^, Wf% jtf ^^, '^'w, to be deficieDt, fail, waste a*

viit^, ^ ^% %Tpr, ijnv ^«i, to lessen, reduce, dimi-

nish, abate» cheapen^

W^, ^N^^, ^•t, a fault, a crime.

It^, ^t^, — ^m, the nape of the Beck.

irjiir?^, filc<HWH»{^^ Wt^/T^/ «rirtW, to nod assent or

dissent, object, acquiesce.

Ktft^, ^it^^, <rt7sr, to nod assent, acquiesce.

Wt9, zHi, w^, « blow, a hurt. [guinary, striking.

^tfS9f 3itf9, ^, ^<(9, a striker, murdecer ; seditious, san-

^It^nr, srt?t<i, ^t^nr, to smite, hurt, strike, kill.

iltf^, lt*^> ^^» ^» destructive, mischievous, cruel, san-
guinary, ferocious.

Wtf^, hmWf sun oil mill.

Wfpr, c^^y ^^nv ^<^, to perspire, to sweat.

vmtfty >N^. prickly heat, itching eruption. [akme.

*R?CTti:?, t>r«, *tl?, ^tftfWi privately, secretly, by signs^

WtAr, W9, w\, a wound, an ulcer.

iffT, ^titfitK ^9^^^ ^«i, meadow or pasture grass.

ff, ft*-^^* ^^» gbpe or clarified butter.

WIf , f^rf^, ^?r, thick, crowded, impervious.

f^l, V^p bsirrv, oily, butyraceous, shining, polished.

1ki% nVT, to surround, hedge round, fenoe, skreen.

^, nti^, a ball, a baUot, a lot.

fjj, nrjtro.^^'r/^npa, adove, a turtle-dove.

HX-t %^f the mole^crioket, a sort of ulcer cm Abe leg»»

^n|^, ^«r9cin?l9 "^mirtv f)iC"n, a waist-belt of small bdb.

^[5ir, «niYy^ ^«sr, to disappear, xemare, pass asray, yield.

Wi^^nf^, Mt^v^y ^W*i, ^wNr, to open, loosCf remoTc;^

strip, repeal, rub 6ut» dispel.
^f '•'fc* the ancle, a species of jujube^
l^WW, miRlsr, WfW, confusion, disorder;
f^f ^. ^^f^, the ancle, a chessman, 8cc.
f^i i^^, ^Il^^^» to surround, fence or skreen ronnd«
^9 ^^. *^^f the flight of birds, a mare.
l\ ^W^ ^^f^ ftm, an insect found in timber*
|<17, ^pr, to root up the ground a& a swine.
TH^I^f t^Olf^ ^^nm^, i:^, an undesigned and unex*

pected event or circumsftance, the least trace

or hint, a slight intimation.
1^1, ^it^, a bamboo-cage to catch fish.
^yi^^f ^^^^y W^nr, ^W^, to buz, hum, growl, snai).
^•n, W^*, tP^, ^il, a small bell, a button.
15-^, Pr^BT, *rtnr, sleep, slumber, nap, repose; to sleep, &c.
^, 1^i^9, Wt^, asleep, dozing. [turnu

^» f3W, — fR#ir, ftqrt, to whirl round, roll, revolve,
i^9 W^^, ^rtCTT^» to stir, liquids, agitate a fluid.
w-1, Itf^ ^/tf^ *B V^^ff shrimps, prawns and other

small fishes.
|¥, i|fi, i|irw^, %^i;9t^, the fist, a thump, a bribe*
^^f ti^^lCT irr^ •r««r, <ttrim^, ww^?w, to retreat or

creep into, enter, expunge, cancel.
55«i, #tw«r, «Wr, tft^t?^, ^^, «rww, to thump, strike

with the fist, repeat, declare, proclaim, utter,

sound, enter, run into.
5^, fWV'F* to enter, penetrate, to retreat or creep into.
flt^> l^ft^, ^vnt^, to make to revolve, &c. to subvert.

misguide.
^ t^, nw, Wjtvn, 5t^3St, a revolution, rolling,

whirl, turn, vertigo ; revolving, whirling, &c.
^^, if^lWnt^^, to whirl, revolve, turn round.
f6, myt^^, nwift, a giddiness, vertigo, whirlpool, &c.
l^tlWtw, ww^f f^^Vf turning round, revolving, whirling.
i[<, fKwd, V9H, a turning orwhirlinground, revolution.

160 Wtir

f«1, "^i^n ^wfel, iWFCtir, ^«f^, ^•^■1, hatred, abhorrence,

dislike, disgust, nausea, shock, sneering,
spuming, contempt.

^, ^'rf^**^ ^nrfts, fif, clarified butter, ghee.

fi, ^W1, mlW», <f?^, rubbed, pofished, rubbed off,

Of^r^rt^, ^0^, ^^*PW, 5^^, <1t«^, to frustrate, sup-.

plant, shuffle cards, cut, bruise or pound.

rt^j-'irt^, ♦t^HBC?/ ^t8W«T, arW^, «n%Wi(^^, to meddle

with, intermeddle, ha"ve dealings with.

rtt, ^^V^^ TtJW w?* ftrw, the name of a god.

Cif^^,-wpr, f^f^, ^fftfTJ ^f, to draw, trail on the

ground, drag, run as a creeper, [tune, dun,

nrwt^, TtT^, ^TTOT, to pray, intreat, teaze/ urge^ impor-
ts, ^?«l, :«R1^, t^' 'fW*'^ to f^^^» ^^* short, b.e in*

sufficient, decrease, diminish, lose or be cast,
to be worsted or overcome. [close, fence.

W?r<i r?^, rii^, to surround, encompass, invest, en-

ORrt, ir^«f, ^irt^. r^, a circle, fence, hedge.

^ai, ^rt^?t^7, depth.

f^fN, ftBT?<», ^tnt^^, ft9^y am^, to talk over, agitate, can-
vass, introduce a topic, rub in a mortar, &c.

rft^ CTT?1, t^^<i», a pestle, muller, rolling stone.

Wt«-t, ^v irtTO ?W/ W ftrw, the Chinese gong.

raWfl, ^nf^, ^*/, ^tiiWwl. deep-sounded, guttural,

hoarse.

jwtw, nT^ — ^^nr, ^?W» a horse.

IW?^, Wt^, — '«p€', a mare.

wrst^^, ^5rtr?t?t, ^?9nitwt, a horseman, trooper, cavalry.

WTJty, '•wnr?t?«»*tt«l, ^t?n^, fond of riding ; an elk.

CTT*^. CTTtc^W, ^^ ^^, the jujube, the betel-nut tree.

CTt^l, WW. Wt^, tW, a large bush.

nt<tm, ^1>^4^ tK9rf>iP, abounding with bushes, bushy.

WPffel, ''Rtlft^fl, ftrP^Wnr, a veil.

W1?, ^nn, ^•i^W?, 'HW^, <W^TW/, '»?ff^, darkness, gIoom»

horror^ dread; dark, gloomy, deep-colored^
awful, dreadful.

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wfir, WtlWr, — ^nf^.^anf^f ^(^^ daric, r^gw, obscure,

abstruse, difficult, mysterious.
iftid, HRn, ^m, a circuit, peregrination, revolution*
mn, «c7, ^^, butter-milk, an eddy, a whirlpool,
nrwi-^, ««tfl9ti ^iPw^, ^f^, turbid, muddy, thick.
cftoT^, ^dspr* ^Iftw, to dissolve in liquid, make turbid, &c«
wn; n*^, ▼», *^, ^^ 5«?1[, ttn^l, iwl ftr^^, a sound,

cry, low thunder, distant rumbling ; a class

of the writer tribe, a herdsman, a sort of

creeping plant.
Wi^ <stwt3r^; ^m«r, a proclamation, publication, sernxm.
wn^, «M?^, «nH^, «rvt7» to proclaim, publish, make

known, preach, inculcate.
ft^, ^t^, *tV^^> a scent, smell, the act of smelling.
wtc«i^, ^tD^, the organ of smell, the nose.
5.^9 ttft^>^^ smelled to, scented.

V.

^, WfXtw ^t^, a regular market phtee, a square.

tf^, VTIf^. ^1V> alarmed, startled, timorous, fearful. '

K9Hs *if^ nR«m, tbe bartavelle or red legged partridge.

^^^, ^VfC^, $)ftl, W^irtw, cleuness, transparency, bright-
ness, glare, flash ; shining, vivid, glaring.

smnf^, 9W, '^(^H^, to flash, glare, shine, glitter, twinkle.

F^art^-?1, ttf«m^, %^1>W, glaring, glittering, radiant,

flashing, twinkling.

wm, tffOPf, ^iPW?, ?ti, a district, province, estate.

ra», n^rt, wif^, irtiw, ^ia( fSirw, ^t4^, ♦[^ 'w?, ^ nr*^,

^, 4)iii«/, ws?t, ^c^s ftMf t(\f f!^ ftrw, ftrai,

<9ftC?? dW OH, a wheel, a potter's wheel, oil-
mill, circle, discus, whirlpool, period of time,
an army, a circular military position, a revo-
lution, round, convolution, a combination,
conspiracy, roguery^ craft, deceit, a multi*
tude, heap» a realm, region, province* the

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162 ^

ruddy goose^ a spot of leprosy, an anatomical

division of the body;, astrological figure.
w»»ltft, Tt?rt?«i, ft*, wielding the -discus ; Vishnu.
^<K^p ^irtwl«r ?Hrt, «l\, ^cv*f, ^rfV^tjl^, an emperor,

king, ruler, the master of an estate ; situated

in a province or estate.
B^ont^, rc'*!*!!^ nc*K, a species of duck.

Vishnu, an emperor, the governor of a pro-
vince, a potter, oilman, expresser of oil, aa
informer, a serpent, the ruddy goose, a tum-
bler or wheel-juggler.

wpt^ftF, 5*P5f^. face to face, eye to eye.

^ csra, '^(pif, w^^ the eye, vision.

vw^,9f^, a anake, (whose eyes serve for ears.)

i^^^0^, V^^f ^F9fWf an object of sight ; visible, present

to the eye. [good, sound, healthy.

wr, ^iRT, ♦l^, %vr, ^RCjt^, handsome, clever, eminent,

^WT^, '^Z, c^^/, recovery, cure, health, beauty, &c.

nrtft, ^^ftm, a wide basket. [uneasy.

Vnf^ i^^ftrTl, f?«^, shooting (as pain), shifting, fickle,

i^tW, ^^n^,^^, ^f^, ^R, moving quickly, fluctuatiug,

unsteady, changeable, fickle, capricious, vo*
latile, inconstant, fluid.

v^f ^tf^^t, the bill or beak of a bird. [speedily.

1^^, ^, "tt^i, tmnSt, ^^, canvass, sackcloth ; hastily,

jr^, ^t^, t^, ^^^, to break, shiver, scale off, fall oflF

in splinters, fail, be ineffectual.

u^, 5^ •Pvt, ^wtftRP c^«9t9» a sparrow, sleight of handt

a lying wonder, show, gaudiness.

i^t^9, cntcift, ,a mutual grudge or desire of revenge.

«^, ^f ^[ftR, ^10^, a plain, a strand ; to scale off, &c.

Ffetn, ^PTV, v^^, broad, wide.

^f ^ "^^ nVf^, ^IWI, canvass, sack*cloth, a mat*

a bamboo lath for wicker work.

J^^, 'Wt^, irt<^, to kneadj to temper clay.

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•v

si^t^f ^IW?, fW, a slap, a cuff, kneading, &c;

5^5ffe?l, wi\^, viscid » Tiscous, ropy, clammy.

^, m^, ^Rum, a slap, blow, tap, the flat palm.

5^, 5^, — 15^ •Wl^, a sparrow.

^^, ^fwwfejnjl, V*, the Hindoo swinging ceremony,:

the machine itself, pain.
p?^«r, ^•(^•ilH, ^«R, to throb, twinge, smart.
WW, ^r!^1?, ^^(^W1^, excessive, very painful.
^?^> ^irfc?T^<i, ^^FfiR', ^8i^, «B?^?nT, to mount, climb, rise^

ascend, scale, embark, enter a boat^ toslap^

to smite with the flat palm»
5?R, ^^T^m ?ttR, %itv, ^<i, «/1^t^^, 4t^f^> ^^^t 'fW*

«3f^, to place or set upon, load, prepare, bend

a bow, add, augment, slap ; high, loud, steep,

exalted, increased; an island, shallow, strand.
^«, «n^2pir«i, ^tf^^Q^, an attack, onset, storm, assault,

invasion, inroad, aggression.
t^?t5ff , •fiPn? ^IT^ W«?1, a mutual slapping, leap-frog.
5^5W^, ftwt'^lfSi^ *wr, ^^'l?, an accented or emphatic

word ; loud language.
Ff^, ^^^Sinst, ^f«, distress of mind, vexation, pain.
^^t ^^i ^> advance of price, accumulation.
F«i7, t^t«n, a sort of pea given to horses,, gram.
B% ^r^9i4W^f very passionate, furious, violent,
^tn, ^BrtfS5/9, f^^j an outcast,, a low unprincipled fel-

low, a villain.
Flit, Ff^^,— Bsfl, Durgd, i. e. the wrathful or furious.
^% ^^, ?rf^, a rat, the common small monkey.
F^, 5B7^9«lf^ f3rri9, a beautiful species of lark.
^f Ftfir, ^r«J^, tffW, 5t«rt^, four ; clever, dextrous, sly^

cunning, ingenious, active,
i^^, Ft%vtt^fiw, rntw, quadripartite, complete.
^Itsnr, ^wi, a name of Brahmd.
*I5> vH^ ^i> the fourth, offered on the fourth day>
v%^, vf^, — ^FffiK^ncnf, on all sides, all round.
»W^-1, fTT fltPW, a litter, a palquee.

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i^^, 5^, four-fold.

F^<^^ v:9> — H^wf^WCTt^, the four objects of human pur-

suit, love, riches., religion and &nal beatitude.

F^<4^ ^rm^itrir ^, cni«f«tfi^, the four primary casts or

classes of Hindoos^ the four primary colours^
white, black, blue and red.

0|jhr, ^, four.

^^^^, i^zx^, a college where the four Veds are taught.

^MW, wl^ltlrt, ♦r^, four-footed ; a quadruped.

Fjj, ^nftrrt, ^^r^» a court-yard, place for sacriiice.

0irl, ^rait? UvH^f a sort of vetch. [powder.

rvnr, «t^m)r Uc^, sandal wood, sandal perfume or

MRl, ^Mnf^ f^lPW, a species of parrot.

nrt, nt^f a subscription, a collection.

Fa?, Fvprl, — <t?, •M'd* the moon.

99919, srf^ ftl*nr, a fabulous gem, chrystal, stone, jasper.

um^ ^ ntt?, — fn, Shiva or the moon-crested.

vaR[^, tt9m, Ttw^ttw^nv, the duty ox vow of a monarch

to make his subjects happy.

rait^^ ifiwtfl, an awning. [disgrace.

raitfiw/^inr, irif^n*, ^^tuiftft ^W»t^, a lasting or indelible

vqt^fr, fknsi m, a paraselene or false moon. [fish*

^^m^9 rart^ V, sranr t^m, moonlight, a species of small

F^, 0*1?, — «tnr«1, 917, the flat or extended palm, risk.

v^l9t^, ^nrtf^e^ 1^, a badge, belt-plate, buckle.

F^, 3f«Wr, ^^f^, ^irfiJCTft,, 3iw, %t, ^(>Pi9, tremulous,

shaking, wavering, unsteady, volatile, incim-
siderate, rash, alarmed, swift, momentary.

^♦W, iNft, V^, FHirt, CT^il, .Lakshmi, fortune, lightning,

an inconstant woman, a harlot.

n^f v^ — ^f^f ^9 the flat palm, a slap.

*f^» tl^f ^irfnnr> ^t^rtw, blithe, buxom, active, [start*

wn^ ^«vr^, mtf9m, ^gcf Vm, a flash, glare, twinkle, glance»

mpf^, 9P^, «ni, ^Bt«1, startled, alarmed, parched, con-
tracted, shrunk.

i^^f ^> ^W, a skin, hide, leather.

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vsi^^Ftsr, ftv^f 'iil^wdtiiH, surprize, wonder^ astonishment
wjjt, ^ ftrw, the yak or Tartarian ox.
v^H, rajFt, ^^ «ilt^ ftE>4^, a spoon, sacrificial ladle.
^, b^/, f^ ^{^» ^n army, a squadron, a division.
5wr, 'TinT, ^T*pr, ^^, WiR, to flash, glittler, twinkle

shudder, start, shrug, parch.
5*1*, <^«^fM^ ^^, a tree bearing fragrant yellow flowers,
v^^f ^l^^f ^WPf» a withdrawing, retiring, absconding,

vanishing, flight.
RTl^, r^^r^ Vupn, a beautiful species of jasmine.
Fj, 5w^, 5i«i|^, ^ismti jtW, •Mtfc a multitude, assem*

blage, collecti(Mi, heap, mound, rampart, a

raised plot.
^5^> ^T'^nflf? '•itfl^, Wt«l WPR, to collect, gather flowers

&c. put together, peel, strip ofi; pull off.
n, ^i4HK\fi f«, ^ilft^, a spy, emissary ; moveable,

unsteady. [a spy.

^^f ♦llv-ito^il, S9, the Hindoo swinging ceremony;
n^, ^smiofj ^, ^sit^W FT45, a spinning wheel, cap-
stan, windlass.
^» ^1^1^, ^ VcV, ^tn'Tf ««IC^ ^, a reel, winch, crankp

small wheel, the gudgeon of a wheel, a ma*

chine for cleaning cotton.
f?^, •!« 9gif ^fsf ^^WfW^f w^» •«?, ClftCTJ ^<(H, to

graze as cattle, roam for food ; the foot, leg,

a poetical foot, favor, protection.

Wftft, 'WOl. <?>f, a wife, a sandal. [cy.

^^crat, ^^t^RI, tl^ani, obsequious attendance, sycophan-
<V^9» Firc^tiRP,— tl3mt««tWttM wi, the water in which a

Guru's foot has beeif washed,
siitfic, ^S^> a cock, i. e. whose foot is his weapon.
sw, ft^Wn^ 5(t5n Am, a species of nettle.
^Vi, "^fipr, r*iC9|, ^iPvn, ^ra, last, final, ultimate, west,

western ; an end.
^iH, nt^ or; ftr<R, a sort of intoxicating drug.
^f^f ^tn^^iiH, using»intozicating drugs ; a sot.

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PJrtRT^ ^frtiWrir, witw, the world or things moveable and

immoveable. -^

5?T«l, ^Wt?nt«R, to feed or tend cattle.

Rrt^, irti, a pasture, a meadow. [customary.

^flR?, Pftra, ^, ^)^if>5, moved, acted, done, instituted,

rtlrs, rtiW,— ^/^njtf , Irt*, ^r»Wv ^^<J1^, conduct, beha-

biour, observance, custom, usage, practice,
disposition of mind, history. [thankfuK

^^[^5t^ ^^5^/, ^^^> attaining one's object, successful^

JftW^"^ ^t^'i ^iflpwt^, desirous of success.

1^1^, rt^it^, ^<rfr^, active, mobile, moveable.

HF, ^^ft? ^ttT^v, an oblation, chiefly of milk and butter.

^1, f^C?^^, <trat?» ^^^(1^1^^ reflection, consideration,

deliberation, mention, unction with fragrant
ointments.

W, ifc^ltjl W^^l, to chew, to masticate.

cft"^^, ^vtc^^^i tautology, repetition of the same act.

TO ^, ^rt, — ^^O^W, ^r»wr, ^BTrtlltW, W, festivity, noise of

merriment, self-complacency, self-applause,
arrogance.

F^» ^« ^> ^» ^ ^kin, hide, barkv leather, a shield.

IPQ^, M^n?, ^^, a tanner, currier, skinner, shoemaker*

nt^rWl, Ftii(ft^, a bat.

(^"^ ^t^f WVlft, bearing a shield; a shield-bearer.

5^/, '^r^fyis^ ^irtf^wt?, practicable, customary, incum-
bent, proper.

W/1, V'l^t?, ^Tt^j*!, v^f^y i^^^nl^ twf^ custom, practice,

habit, conduct, disposition, character, perse-
verance in religious austerities, regularity of
religious observances.

nr, wi«^, — *ftnr, irt^, ?rt*tT?r, motion, action, conduct.

to move, go on, proceed, flow, sail,blow, pass,
act, behave ; habit, conduct, custom ; custo*
mary, habitual, current.
WRtf, *prtif, W^v, passable, fit to be passed over.

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^^itn, s*iii, ^lfin^» ^nsnnRt tremolous, unsteady, unfixed ;
the world or things moveable and immoveable.

^^f ^% ^^^9 i^^f W w^fT^, Wjwt^, isni% to cause
to move or act, impel, urge on, push, row,
drive, dispel, conduct, guide, dispatch, shoot
an arrow, &c. an invoice, a pass.

^^^» ^49, ^I«i10irm, much ado about any thing, fuss.

^, ^«, irpart, xHft^f a journey, a race.

^ C411F9, ^4^^, ^, 4f^?ni^, sent, moved, agitated,

gone, going, current, customary. [fluid.

5ft^t wpfinn, — Wprmn, ^ncW?! V^» moveable, unsteady,

^f ^t^9 a handful of water, a swinging, undulation.

c^^, ^'^R, ^m^, to spill, to flow or flap over, [course.

^^, fiinn, ?flCtI> ^^ action, deed, conduct, custom,

^", •irwni, a drinking vessel.

^% ^^, ^W^nrt?^, to plough, to till.

RTl^, 9^, ^fiRF^'^ a ploughing, wages for ploughing.

^, sfttrt^nri, ^^, ploughing, worming in.

W^f ^^f ^m, soft mud, dirt, mire.

51, -^^fl, ^^f if^, ^ttW ftPW, wish, desire, want, de-
mand, will, volition ; tea.

WW, 5Wf^,— irt«R. ^t^, W^Pr, to ask, wish, see, look.

^1^, ^^, — ^itfl, ^fi, 'irtCTP^, desire, wish, request,

look, view, glance.

n^» ^^ ^rp>r/i ^t?» husked paddy, sifted rice.

*1^. CT^ t^m, <tr«cpr, ^t(/^, <«rf*»tW^, a turf, loose clod,

a chief, leader, protector.

5t^, ^in^inr f^v^t a coarse mat of reeds.

ilf^, rwt«R, 35^ ^^, to scrape, pare, peel, shave, plane.

*lRr, i4t^, wft, curled, crimped, crisped ; a curl. [ings.

*tr^, *trt^,— ^^, ^, nnwi, scrapings, shavings, par-

#t?, v^, finYt97, the moon. [assessment.

ipfit irt^, a voluntary subscription, collection, extra

i?tw^, 5^JW, ^tittn, iwt^*, an awning, an open porti co,

a moonlight night.

if1<t, rfB, ^^, 3Pi1, white, clear ; silver.

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tW\, v«ppv f^f ^tinrt? Pfen, the champaca tree, an ear«

ornament.
^T^l, ^SF, nfsm, i^}^V9, a wheel, circle, discus, honeycomb.
h\^M, ^TWR, ^|<4|IH1^4 •ffl'P^f to taste, try the taste of.
in^l^^» f^hm^, ^^^>rt^» revolving, turning, going in circles.
Ft^m, «ropi, ^fW?, ^•fltlfii *tl, C*ftirtfl%, a district, pro-
vince, estate ; a slice of fruit, bread, &c.

circular, round.
vt9^, ^^r^C*t9, a medicinal drug. [a small spindle*
v^St, rftsl, ^c^^fH ^ilt^ FW, a hand mill, grinding stone,
Bt^^il, ^tfait'T^^Tt?, brightness, lustre, splendor, brilliancy.
ST^, r^^, a wafer, lozenge, any flat round body.
vwe, <fr«/^, •*ni, visible, perceptible, evident.
»t^^, f>lR, ^^, «T»f«r, ^T^, to come on (as a paroxysm),

to rise, get up, begin to exert one's self, set

about, stir.
rffft^, %>pr, iitwnr, %1?<I, ffcut^, to raise, rouse, stimulate,

urge to rise, extricate, bring on (as a pa-

roxysm.)
^1, rtvrl,--!^^/, a father*s brother, paternal uncle.
^1^^, f^^/vrt^, of or derived from a paternal uncle,
^fwr, ^if^^irsl, 3P^vt^, fickleness, unsteadiness, activity,

agility, fluidity.
Ft^, ffc^rtlT?! ?TtW*i,^CTiJf , to lick, to lap.
Ftf^, wwi ^nrrers, ^^» a kick backwards from an animaU
Fiflir, C«^/, to be licked or mucked (as certain fruits),
vt^t Rri^t^/, r9t?, grateful or pleasing words, flattery.
F|^!i1, ^P?^, the palm or flat of the hand.
^t^» 'WW, ^'rst^tW, wholly, entirely.
^f 'iff^rTOl, «1, necessity, hurry, a wrench, a meal.
M?1, '^, ^^^, wn ^r^w, high, steep, loud, emphatic ;

the fixing of a bow- string.
^, «r«ft, ^c^fR" W, a pole for impelling a boat, a lever.
W, ir^CTi? Wffta^, the track of a fish in the water.
i?t^lw, ^TW^itCT •pwtw, «rtf%f/«, one of the lowest cast^ an.

outcast.

itvp^ ^Httr f^Mir. a species of cuckoo or swallow.

^, CFt? 91117, f^^ ^7» ^ l^^^d of thieves or evil-mind*

ed taen, a conspiracy. '
vntu, riHN 1(t7, ^t^f r<ff, an enclosed space, a terraced.

roof, a sheet of water,
flijfr, iFt^, — »1^, tpRi, Xtlrt, •rtiRs^l, ^iW, craft, cunnings

deceit^ roguery, cleverness, stratagem, acti-
vity, female infidelity. [of Hindoos.

wt^^, ^n^^ Trtl?> of or pertaining to the four classes^

5t^, OT/1^3«, ^a?Tti1, ^5W, moon-light, an open porch,,
an awning.

^TSf, OPTT^, lunar, belonging to the moon.

vt<aitf% ^rsf^Pl^, a religious expiatory observance.

w; ^•^^'^j ^5^^, 't^i a turf,/ clod, lump, burden^.

block, a bow.

Ft«i7, 9JF9r» ^tt^, the flat palm, a slap, blow, pat.

n^tv, ^*t?t7, to slap, to strike with the flat palm.

^#fir-^«iffr, <rw, ifW^, f9n^, ft^rw^, ^mt^, it^nr, to press

down, compress, squeeze, smother, quasb^
print, imprint, delay^ cover, conceal.

5W, ¥Wr|, 1^, <tN5, a cover, thatch, a pre^s, a weight.

n^t «vt^9, w^, curdled, coagulated, in clots.

^•^W*l, ^Rfym ^J^^, a squatting postilre. [look, wish.

n?^, CTM, Wltffl t^% W^, ^'IJ^i *<> chew, masticate,

^T^, ^fi, ^Hl, view, sight, desire,, wish.

^\im, iHpr, t^iivt^, to shew, persuade, excite desire for.

5rtt ^swm *tS!, a key.

^^1^, ^^f 99, a skin, hide, leather, rind.

W{W, F?H, ^flrwi, 1?^, a spoon.

VTa^f^, v^jsfWi, a species of small bat.

ni97,. ^It^t t^, adhesive, sticky, sticking to<.

Wif?^^f f^FtPT, gristle.

^n^» t?^t ^^5«>, scurf, dandruff", light and dry wood.

TORt, WrfWt, — ^ftr^ft, a nit, the egg of a louse.

Wiif ft^f «*t^ f^rw, a choury or fly -flap, a whisky

V19HL yg^Kit^ pi^, stinking like a dried skin.

ITS n^

Hif^^K, ^a^S^^^ wrsnvWf interruption of fiiendslrip, a falliny

out, disagreement.

T^^9t^, ^t?rr^<t, ^t9^» averse, disgusted, dissatisfied.

ffe^^^tt^, 1^ 5^ «1^, a falling backwards.

ftai, J^<, ^, firf^t, fi5»f^, ^''^^» ft%?, Tt^ji?t, ^t"ft<^,

-sRCrr^?, a picture, drawing, print, map,
chintz, variegated colour, sectarial mark on
the forehead, a miracle, surprize, wonder ;
vadegated, speckled, spotted, fiurpriziog,
wonderful, captivating. [signer, artist.

finiw?, ftzs^pj, — l[ft^. ^y*' ^ painter, chintz-printer, de-

IfesrtJtl, ^, ^ICT? ^WtNi/, Yama, the infernal registrar.

I^Jir4!^4, ^^?W, chequ3r6d, variegated, of various colours,

gaudy, tawdry. [Shiva.)

ftuiwt^> Trtjf, ^•jftt, W^, the eun, £re, Bhairava, (a form of

traCTtri, ^niA ^^^^ f^rw, a celebrated female writer.

BfaiTW, ^<t^^V, the hand palm upwards ; with upturned

palm. [cucumber.

•fhH, '^tjrt ftrw, a star in the Virgin's spike, a kind of

fWti^, CT^^Tl^^it, are^T^, surprising, ravishing, beautiful.

ftftt^, ft&at, TWir^r, painted, varidgated, chequered,

spotted, speckled.

flnrW, «3Krvi, the intellectual soul, spirit.

fp'aw, wf^Tpr, ^«r, intelligent, wise, amiable, khid«

hearted, liberal.

ftinr, wKsr, 'arjr^i, to know, distinguish,, recognize.

frTpr, wfrpT, «P^, to show, introduce, point out, make

known.

fi^'^|«tf^,,^t^{i'^1, familiar acquaintance with a person,

IWt, "rtjl, ft^TOWl?, sugar ; Chinese. ,

f!^«7, ^^, ^!tf<iii1, thoughtful, pondering, anxious.

ffrf^, ^?^ to think, reflect, meditate, ponder.

ft«1, %TW1, ^n^, ^^3R5l, PwW, tJW, ^Slft, thought,

reflection, meditation, recollection, thought-
fulness, care, anxiety, dejection, grief, trou-
ble, uneasiness, fear.

I^St^ H^Stflr^ wtfrs, ^ft^» anxious, dejected, pensire^
uneasy, careful.

INttPl, ^FWf^ 3»Pi ftrw, i?wi, a fabulous gem procuring its

possessor whatever he wished for» Brahoii.

tNR, ftn?^, — r^y?^, f«rt5fr?M, to squeeze out, express^

press, wring, wring out.

fri^^^^i, vv\, to chew, to masticate.

W^*, fS^, rice wetted, parched and flattened.

t»\9, 91%, ^^m ^RC^d^^, the chin, the hollow above it.

ftub^, rtf«i, ttti^51'r, to grasp, adhere, nip, pinch.

ft«r&1, fi^^, — iirr^^, ^ft^TTrtt, l^, pincers, forceps, nip-
pers, tongs, a vice, a pinch, spasm, cramp*

1^^, c^r*{^, ^?^, to stick, adhere, stick close, shrivel.

t^> tfa(ft,— r<rt^, "sft^, «^, a pod, shell, husk, skin;

lean, emaciated, dried, shrivelled up..

t^?W^, ^^ft^, f^rarsfr, to cause to shrink, to wring out.

fiTW,-^irtiri ot^tfr, w^^, ^i^«i, to rouse , awaken, stir

up, stimulate, make plain.

^^» tHw, — 'rt^^, «F5t^, ^flt^, awakened, roused, sti-
mulated, alive, active.

ft?, ^^, ?^^t«ilf«r, 1^1, long, of old ; old, of long

standing-, long, ancient ; a rent or tear. *

Rwifti*, fiiwt^, — <ll*tf*l*, ^[srrs'r, 4tt(ifHf(t$t, long-con*

tinued, inveterate, chronic, ancient, old,
lasting, perennial.

frjn, ^R?3r, ^ir^, to tear, rend, break, lacerate, rip up«

fti^t, fty^r, — ^T^, a comb, a carding instrument.

lljl, %iM^f — ^f^tftw, ^[St^'T, of long standing, old,

ancient, antique.

ft>l» ^it^tft ^iwt, the Indian kite or black falcon.

1N9, ^9fi!9t, the bowl of the Hooka.

IN^Ik, «t^, a wash-hand basin.

tNl, ftrsf ^S^ ^, the small room or turret covering

the stair-case of a house.

ftw, (N*i#t, npirt^, nftst^nv, the kite, a aore eye;

sore-eyed, blear-eyed.

174 f^^r

lif^, ♦tlW, «ICTW, ^"IW, ^W*, 'W, a signal, standard,

token, sign, mark, badge, speck, spot, stain,
trace, vestige, scar. [pointed.

M^f fi^^f W^if marked, appropriated, fixed, ap*

ft7, ^^ fim, a kind of deer, a sort of millet, China.

it^^, <snf^f^ ^S^"nr, a scream* outcry, loud cry.

fWt, "W, "Wsl, sugar.

^f ^^3 ^> r7^> |9f cloth, clothes, the dress of u

devotee, a rag, old cloth, bark.

#tC ^^, fcftl', split, divided, rent.

f^, ^^7, — ^9<i, ^^i^H, to leak, ooze, issue, flow out*

^^^^9 *Tf^9 ^^> to burn away, be burned or calcined.

f!'' %^' "^5' "l!^' ^TprpP* a mistake, error,, blunder,

oversight, transgression ; Indian sorrel.

1?^^, •tt^nr, to whet, sharpen, set an edge.

v^^, ^1^, ijT^^^i. to mistake, err, blunder, do wrong.

^^pr, Pr^WT, ft^, to decide, adjust, settle, end, con-
clude, terminate.

V^' B5|f|ft9l, — f^% glossy, shining with oil, &c.

^^9 f^P>ft ^^^f a bargain, agreement, adjustment.

^f "^nrtt^, "m^Pi, Indian sorrel ; sourness ; acidity,

acid seasoning.

^, i?«t, — ^^5^ fg!^i the nipple.

Ijft, WW, ^, ^ftw, ^irt?. 'TpSt a socket, mortise hole,

cup, stand, a tube, pipe, water-pipe.

\^, aitiM, to strike, smite, hit.

^^tf^» "^9 1^ little, trifling, despicable, [a handful.

f^^, It^ttfT^^^, ^S^, ^^, a ring for the toes, a mouse,

^, ^t^ir? ^^?^^f a bracelet of ivory or horn.

^^f ^f >^^» ^P^, small, diminutive; a ruby or

emerald. [bre, the anus.

l^f ^g^» — ^|Mt^, tn^iPpr, the vagina, pudendum mnlie-

¥^>nr, ^nF» nti^^iHf, to chuse, pick, select, pucker.

f^» ^^tPif <t^> silence; hush I be silent 1 peace!

^^, ^^oi srtv^, to strike oi: smite with a sword, &c.

\^p ^, a basket.

ffr 175

|W, fraR, to imbibe moisture, sihk (as paper).

55sr, fjlt^, %!^f to dip, plunge, immerse.

5?^» |T^, — ^ *t«^, fTI W«^, to kiss, give a kiss.

1*1, f^, — CT^"^^ '^imjl ^irtft ^^K a kiss.

5IJJ, rwt^ f*rw, a sip, sipping^ [nut.

^$t, ^tl)c<Kil# c^M, the spatha or sheath of the cocoa-

IJf^, "CI^HRiOi^ vT^, a chirping to a bird, a coaxing.

5JI'« fJlWt^, il*^, f^, ^rt*^, W^, 'ft'F^ ^l^tWi^,

vioftF^, a kisser, lecher, rogue, the load-
stone, an index, abstract, summary, short
hand, a general scholar ; laconic, drief»
concise. [mountaineers.

f?t?, •Oyi^SI, a mountaineer, si savage, the western

^ J, ^'Mt*!j^^^«f, a cigar.

1^, Z^, the hair of the head, a lock of hair, [place,

5^. 5iit. — ^^'Tt^, ^^, a portable hearth, furnace, fire-
s', V9tw\, H^, 9^, the hand hollowed to hold water,

a handful of water, mire, mud. [iust.

V^^f 5^^> — WCT'^, 5PtiRl, an itching sensation, itch,

n^, 7tri[7, ^rmt^, to itch, to scratch.

fH^t^, 9ti?7, 7^ ^S^> an itching, the itch, a pimple.

1^. '?«^. c?ft97tC9>n, a lock of hair, a curl.

SJ^I, P««i. ^, fickle, inconstant, thoughtlessly chang-
ing, active, sprightly.

Wi, |F^, — ^fc^ c^l^, ^5*tJt the nipple.

f^, »p%tinnw «r«r ntur, Mtifl, 'j^, the first tonsure of a

Hindoo, the lock of hair left on the crown,,
a peacock's crest, a plume, crest, diadem,
peak, top of a mountain, summit, pinnacle,
a room on the top of a house, a kind of
bracelet. [termination.

s^, fmtV, m» a conclusion, decision, issue, result,

^nA. fHCTtn, c<a|t, a crest-jewel, gem in- a diadem ; in

comp. eminent, chief.

|f??1, 'Rf^t •f ifj^» a mantle or wrappeV.

¥|t, ^n% a bracelet of gold, silver or lac.

17ff Vf^

5^1 ^**t, — f^'i^lJJf? «TI, lime, powdered lime.

I^^T^it, lWRW»f, plaister, mortar of sand and lime.

f**t|t, 5<it^^r^fr!W, a lime-burner.

I?* ^(t53''P, ^rt5^, the mango tree or its fruit.

^9 ^, — ^11, ^«^, a powder, fragment, crumb ; pulre--

rized, pounded, crumbled, broken, bruized.

f^i ?Jlrai> — ^^•C ^^^f^Pntl, V9, quite full, running over,.

quite drunk, intoxicated.

55*» nfft^ %fWl, <^W2|^*1|JfM, a prose exposition of a

preceding verse, the maintaimng of a thesis^

^«w, li^, tt%'5r, to pulverize, bruise, break, crumble^

pound, pound to powder. ^

s^Hf 5<twr?rl ?nprt<i, to suck, suck up.

^, ^PrtfiW? ^^fttfear, a coral &c. for teething children.

l#B^-^«rPr, #t^^PT3«, ^^^% to scream, bawl, rave, vociferate^

speak loud. [expanded.

V^^flM r^t^, «PW, «Wf?r5, a lad, a boy ; wide, spread out,

C^W?Ift, ^^^Tttir, childishness, boyishness.

n^'TT^, ^^, a broad flat basket.

t^-?s, '^^j, ifTJT, a servant, a slave.

r5^-^,. ^«rr>i^ lXc*W, a mat of palm leaves.

c^fefT, ^:srt5, C^i^, broad and flat, wide, patent, (as a disfc);.

t^p Z^ — irPft, a female servant, a slave girl.

iw^, n^, ^»<», 'J^*, ^P?r5»t, young, full-grown ; the palm

or the back of the hand.

t5^, ^Tf. W)1W, C9l?T, manhood, adult age.

115^1 H| I'f^M, VTR, to provoke, exasperate, fret, irritate.

r^, ^, fiwitf'T, •ttr^, if, though, perhaps, lest.

t^^, V^f ^1%t the mind, the understanding, intellect,

the reasoning faculty.

W^W, #?, wt^, ff«, ''f^^, WTt(l ^^, the soul, under-
standing, intelligence, wisdom, reflexion,
idea, feeling, sensation, an animal being, a
sentient or rational being.

iwr, ^SJFfsr, «rWr, <o convince, cause to learn ornotic^

make to attend to a thing.

«t«r fill

wwi, ^It^ Tt^, «Wfr, •wK ^twrt, wtw? ^ra'f i^>

life, sensation, feeling, admonition, advice,
caution, warning, stimulus or excitement,
reason, wisdom, intelligence.

IwtT, «r^f^«r9n^, •ftWsr, ^pr, «rRT^, to stimulate,

excite, stir up,' convince, make to feel,
awaken* admonish. [scratch.

I53[«i-^«i, ^n?^, fiirt?«i, to tear, split, cleave, break,

c^, 7T?1, 7^T9^, torn, split, cleft ; a scratch, a rag.

c^, ^, clothes, cloth, a garment.

cjjRl, ^^ f^rw, a sort of cloth.

cwrt, ^Rnf*»? nw^ ^«<, Hf/, r^itf, ^, one adopted by

a religious mendicant, a disciple, mate or
assistant, a chip of wood.

C53lt^, ^n^, ^^f", to hew, to chip.

CFftr, <1^^ f^rw, silken cloth. [washed.

C5^^, ^^^^^nm, the water in which rice has been

i^i^, ^W?«i, '•iCT^^i, 'irtFV^l, «R« ?«^, to endeavour,

strive, take pains, labourer engage in.

^il, ^, ^^, <alw, ^rtflPP Vt<lt?, ^Cf5«rt, application,

endeavour, pains, effort, labour, search, pur^
suit. [rious, strenuous, active, zealou^i

iF^it^, a^iwpr, — "tr^W, ^Wt'tt, engaged in, eager, l^l^o-

ofi^, «r^^, <at^, %f^i, engaged in, laborious, sought^

laboured after, endeavoured.

w, irtlfp ftrw, rt5t^, a species of pepper.

w^'w/, c^xRl, i8t4, ^«ff^, tfpn^, ^WPiRl, «ifnf^, ^iWW#

sensation, feeling, life, activity, knowledge,
an awaking from sleep, excitement, caution,
warning, stimulus, the soul, spirit, God as
the essence of all sensation, &c.

wi/, i4tn9 ^S ^^, the sacred tree of a village.

t^» ^TC^^ <2r«nr a7tf> the first spring month, Cuvera's

grove.

^*1^1^, l^twj ^ifiif, the jaw-bone. [drop as fruit, &c#

c^^, W9%'^^> to ooze, leak out, drip, distil, fall or

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178 tm

xSpftin, ^tt9^, ftftn, xfn^f to parch, calcine, bum to

powder.
^^-1f *tj, rwrw, strong in flavour, strong as liquors.
^^^* ^^^1 '•rt^^, »wrt^, desire, delight, eonsplacence,

pleasure, approbation. " [edge.

iFprt^, fii^, f^MtiRi •TTwr, to settle, adjust, whet, set an
^W^T, C5T<T^, — ^Tt^^, to set, whet, strap as a razor, &c.
^t^ trww, m<tw,— rjj, '^Ktj, HtPro, keen, clever,

sharp, well-set, whetted. [bark of a tree.
vfX^^ CFt^, — ItCT? ^«flr^ V^f, ^<H, the fibroiis or inner
t^i^H, ft9 wT^y W)f^1 tfW^, to strip off seeds, to strain

in running, to run hard.
tfl6t< ijflff, full of long woody fibres, [young woman.
».WW1, ^»r, 'rtft, ^^n, a tube, spout, barrel of a gun, a
V^y ^rprr5, m, 'W, t^rtqr, a blow, stroke, wound, bruize,

a fall, a hurt.
tH^f ^^1?, exorbitant interest, usury. [wound,

til^r**, cJrt^W*!, «n?«i, iiW^, to strike against, smite, hurt,
l^^il, ^tttft? ^3r, the urine of a beast, or ludicrously of a

man, an ill-scented vetch.
CFf^pr, ^^r«i»Jif?^, ^p^% to pass urine, make water.
CUMH, ^tf^, to select, pick, choose.
WW, ^•BnwM, a blow or stroke from a weapon.
W^tt^, ^JUm^H, to cause to strike with weapon.
W^«i-^<|, |fl5^, tVn^, to imbibe, moisture, sink, be-
come soft and moist,
wr^l, ft^, the rind of fruit, peel, tegument.
W?, •Rraprrwrtlt, Winw, a thief, robber, house-breaker.
W?f^, ^ftwtiwf^, m^wl, a peep-hole. ^
tHi^^Tl, tbjik^i^, — vSt'^^t^f, a prickly-seeded grass trou-
blesome to pedestrians.
Wf?1, "^Wl!^, tl«, ^<r9H, stolen, clandestine, silent, pri*

, vate, hidden, unperceive'd.
nW«, rFfif, — ^^fh, ^•nt?, theftr^thievery, robbery.
wir«t< ^m^*t«, tl«trt9, a pitfal.
1?twi-«, ^iw^^WfM, fitififs, a secret blow, assassination.

cn?nitli» IMIirffi iN|il4lfltl^> ^ quick-sand, [fleece* extort*

nrti^, ^^ntf{ f9(Pn% ^nr^t^, to Buck, imbibe, wrings

t^\fVff ^Hft^, a tribe of western mouutaineers.

Wfflii, ^^nm ^1^, the jaw-bone.

wt, F^», Bift, in comp : four.

c^, c^rsi, nf| ^^, the eye ; four panas.

t^9-1, Ftf|[C9t^ ^ft^Fft^, a square spot for cooking on.

c^fi, l^lWff,-^^'iWir^» ^f J^ftirqfirt iWW, circumspect,

Tigilant, watchful, cautious, attentive, clever,

square, level, even, flat
wl^ft, Z^iWwA, — ^^ •tt^, wlWlH'Sl, ^(^tnt^, vigilance,

caution, watchfulness, attention. [log.

c^^, Wtcrt F|f)(^, f^, a door frame, threshold, square
c^t^m, c^nort ftc<iv, a four-pronged harpoon.
^, ttjT^, ntw\, •^^ iVI, a bench, chair, guard, watch,

station ; a guarding, keeping watch.
c^ll^f ^fid^f T'Pff ^^^t ^ watchman ; a mode of reckon-

i9g by fours or panas.
c^^-1, ^«if, c^^^l fourth, the fourth,
cr.w, c^iJt, w^,— w^t*^, Wtfl, a fourth, a quarter.
c^.71. ^ <riv, ^Ftn, broadr wide.
^kft^f ^f^* <nt7» width, breadth.
^^f 9^^^m t<>» chief of four, (a title of honour.)
C^ll^» c^t^l^,— ^micvt^ ¥rr*tt3l, square (as a bottle;) a

case bottle.
c^Hl^, c^^itlt,— i^, V^SX^ a school or college,
^•ttf , i^l^ttf^ — ♦tiff, ^wp, |ri, a die, dice,
ci^nnrt, v^^, ^9f a quadruped ; four footed (whether

thing or animal.) [litter.

C^HM, v^5^ nc^, a sort of palkee or bridegroom s
i^r«t^, fW, v^, handy, clever, active, versatile.
c^l^Oivt, v^lf^^ ^ttQ, ^ti, Mm^ff a square pit or cistern, a

vat, a well.
vh, Vtl, IMtOir, a thief, robber, housebreaker.
9^^ vpif^f IH^, smooth, even, level, flat.
^ iWr.— 0r, ^W^tt, theft, robbery, burglary.

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180 war

^, •M/v, ^i, •tl^; ^•(1^, ftlff, ftw, ^rtj> dismissed,

fallen from, shed, dropped, oozed out, freed,
void of; a mango. [release, leave.

Fit*, W?n, "ftllfr, ftirt?, an oozing, dropping, freedom.

11.

v^, •r5?rw? wfir, the chequer of a chess-board; a square.

f3r?1, "W9, ^trft, a cart, a wheel carriage.

H^-^, ^^, '•W, a he goat.

f^, iW^, r«ftvl, ^?»n3r*l, ^f"; light, lustre, splendor,

radiance; a straight Kne, an assemblage,
number, multitude.

f^, CTW? WtT'lt^, the sixteenth part of a seer.

ifiv^^, flff^, •W^, f^^, to slip from, desert, with-
draw, run away, to fall as s6ed from the
capsule or seed-vessel.

'^^y f^»^«i, s5i^ np^M, ^H[^«i, to squeeze, press

or force but, shoot a marble ^c, to expel,
cause to withdraw, ftc.

l&T^^, «F?,^9t^, '•iTWR, ♦tr?!? ^>^, to struggle for liber-
ty, flutter, toss about in pain.

f?, T^^ ^<t^» a spear, a scratch. •

^s^y *FWr5l«R, ♦l^, f^fet^, *^^f[tW^*1 ^It^^, toskin an

animal, fall as seed, sprinkle, sti^ggle.

ipypr, ft^fr, %7R, ^«rt<i, ^*pr, ^fJT'f, to scatter,- throw

about, strew, sprinkle, disperse, squander,
dissipate, sow seed, loosen, free.

15^, nHlw* ^^, ?t«i1, f^, ^•rf? tWf, ^*Wvir, a prose

comment, a string of beads, shot, a sprink-
ling, a bunch of plantains, waste.

^E^tPnrt, ^Wfft, ^Tff^» ^W?, wasteful, lavish, disorder-
ly ; a skinner.

1^, ^1^ ^«, ^«11, a switch, twig, cane, scourge.

lar, ^?pW3r, ijt^, an umbrella, a fungus, teushroom,

mould, mouldiness.

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ipiwr, ^^W, 1^, ?fl»/^*^, ^"^^ widowhood^ a forlora

condition, loss of empire, anarchy, indepen-
dence, wilfulness.

f3ft, m^ta, ifvrftf ^35PlW^, a bed- tester, awning ; having

an umbrella. [custom.

^« *its1, ^Pf, ^t1^, a blade of grass, a leaf, habit,

^. ?rrtFtW', the roof of a house.

f9r, ipsrwi— rw, i^^rsl, ^w^, a disguisor concealment,

covering, craft, device, trick.

^WPSt, ^«1^, 3M^r^, wearing a disguise, crafty; a pre*

tender, hypocrite, aetor, player. -.

V^, WW, ^w, Wf, ♦nrt?, verse, poetry, the VedSs/a

line in verse, cadence, mcitre. -*

<

f^, •»/, WW, poetical metre, the l/^edas and tlei? metre.

Wt^^, CTWTi'Y, a reciter of the Vedas.

^, ^■rtnEtflW, tl^, Ptjw, ^Nw, covered ii concealed, dfecref,

private, sofitary, mad, tbblish. [tester.

l[<t?, Ft«», ^irt'^tipr, a sloping thatCh; roof, covering, bed-

vfir, «t*5l^. ll?ar, #tt^, riWI, a portrait, picture, paint-
ing, beauty,' splendour, biHHancy, iig;ht*

^, ^^, six.

^'i ^, %^t?, a vomiting, reaching; 'belching.

1^, i[«R1,— ^ifpft, vife, rp||r; «ir3t?^1, «Wlit*i^H, a stra-
tagem, device, trick, scheme, plot, pretence,
artifice, fraud, roguery, a seeking for faults.-

^irt^, ^, ^, ?W^, ^t^'WCHH^t, a cheat, swindler, im-
postor; suspicious of fraud or trick in an-
other, [defraud, impose upon.

iWr, ifTBT?*!, ^4^1 •!, ^jrp^, to use stratagems, &c. cheat,

f*, «W?^, ^, ^, deceiving, cheating ; a sharper,

a cheat, a blotch or scab.

H, 'Vn^, the young of an animal. ,

^t^, v^, ashes.

It^ WRFl, WJfl^, a whip, the spray or beating in of rain.

in%4t, W^, CTC^/? ^*tttw, v^fivt, a camp, encampment,

barrack, an awning.

182 ftw

ft^f ^<(tt%MV« to thutch, to rooC to bottom n chair icc^

with cane,
ft^^f ^dii9, a child, a young child. [pi:ank8.

ff^fil, ^tiRF^, C^M, childhood, childishness, puerility.
Iff *T?*i, ^SJ^W^ ^^mnm\n\m*<^ to strain, filtrate,

drain a tank of its fish.
It^Pr, m^t, VPSt, a strainer, sieve, sieve-net.
Vm, V9l, Pnif^i ^rw» fvMl^t, strained, clear, innocent,

free from crime. [ing mould.

iftF, tf^Pff^, tff^M^, a likeness, image, copy, a cast*
iflffe^, ^tfw€t. the eaves of a house. [one.

ifl^, 9#7, ^FlVin, to lop off, trim, pass by or neglect
lfl9> 1^» vfinnvil, poetical metre, milk and water.
lilRV, mwmn ^rrww, to tie a cow's leg^ while milking,
ift^-n, ^"W. ^^. a goat.
It^WMtf^yi* ^^W/t9tiV9, 11^, cohabiting promiscuously

and incestuously, lecherous.
^> *IWf^» ^^'^f a switch, a brush of leaves.
1^, 9^, 9t?7, to clip, lop, trim, thresh.

ffjw, frofW, ^iwr, cftflrt wt^, c^ttvw, i^rr^^y ♦wt?^» to

leave, relirfquish, cast off, forsake, abandon,
desert, divorce, abstain, forego, leave off,
surrender, depart, abate, liberate, loose or
let go, discharge, pardon, withdraw from.

Hm, vl^Oi^, t^, f5Rl, f«R^, ^ftt„ except, saving, be-
sides, without; abolition, relinquishment, &c.

iWr, ^^^, CTtw, 1%cw*t^ ^W*rr?*if twt^, to set at liberty,

rescue, extricate,discharge, disperse, dismiss,
cashier, disband, eject, remove, detach from.

ftv» i^t^lt^, tbe flat roof of a house, a terrace, [breast.

^(Til ^Vti*t<l, ^npti[v, an umbrella, fungus, mould, the

m(f$p H*, — ^^itwai, \5f , nt^, an umbrella, the breast,

bosom, boldness, courage.

ftf; i^tfllf^^, barley meal, the meal oi various pulse.

mif ftv» PBittVf a scholar» pupil, disciple, tyro. [fish.

^S^^B *^^n^» >itipr, ftv^, to knead, work, mould, drag for

fM 183

im, •tn«, cftinnr, ^rrfNrt, the young of animais, « youiig

bird, curds.
vHt» ^, a film, speck or cataract, on the eye*.
li"«P». acw?, c4.«, t«rt*!r, WitVt^W, pertaining or pecii«i

liar to the Vedas, a teacher of them, [cloth.
^^* ^^» ifff a stamp, die, press, block for printing
fW^. ^IPr^, ^*'^» V^» ^VPr, to print, stamp, im-
print, impress ; to skulk, lurk, abscond, splash

up, overflow.
ft*(?» W^f i|^f a thatched roof, bed-tester, ftc.
ff^fpr, i^amJt^, ft^w, ^t«r, %«ir, to publish a book, to

conceal or suppress, secrete, dissemble, to

overflow.
Wt^f ^Vlt?V/ concealed, suppressed.
Cr?pr, ^j^ii^tir^ ^ff[% to cause or order to thatch a house

or to bottom a chair.
fT?W, ^W^, a child . .
ft?l. cibsiVT^t ^iWPlff ^fWif, ^'/♦rtitf a shade, shadow,

covert, refuge, protection, support, a ra^

fleeted iuiage, an apparition, a petticoat, the

wife of the sun.
ftltr^* fWrtrs, — ^^iRtvt, shady, umbrageous.
WWm», ^t?t? ♦tflnit^it?! twii fkwn\ the measurement of

time by the shadow. [pet animal.

lt?W^, «m^Wi, ^tft^W, attending one like a shadow, a
fT?twi^f, fr|^<n|MPl(pr, a space with an awning for shade.
Vi, vw^, ^m^, ^rRefir, ^^nwm^ vile as ashes, abomina-
ble, hateful, unlucky,
ftl^. «Vlt^, irt%H, ^i, a heap of ashes or ruins, ruin,

wretchedness ; ruined, wretched,
mww, <n^wif, *^, a bug.
^ni, f9, nf, bark, peel, husk, skin, rind, leather.
fPW, ^nfir, sauce. [for the toe.

^WW, sv^, D^Mi^iH ftrtir, a marriage awning, a ring
fM, ««i, ^flliin, ^, a sack, bag, wallet or pair of pan*

nien, &c.

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^tfdlfl, wtM9f a child p

f^, f^, — ^?CTT<* "rtf , fie I for shame !

f^^^, flE^,— ?F5l, 'JiW, a link, a chain.

t^^^w-^rt^, wrypr, ^rtvr, . iftwtw, to link, tie together,

suspend by a string or noose,
nnn, iftft, a sneezing.

fi|^, 1M5r,^^, ^rP1«, chihtz, a balance, a remnant,
fi^-^'lt^, fVt^, Prtt?«l, ^♦R, to sprinkle, scatter, sow

seed, make lattice- work.
fw6\, T^, ^«i1, a drop, an atom, small shot.
fV^^4M-^«(t^, «irw^, P^ W«^, fft^, f^^, to jerk, spout

up, spatter, sprinkle, rebound, fly up.
f^^^, ft^, ^T^, ^W, a sling, noose, slip-knot, trap,
f^, ?3t ^y WP^, a hple, fissure, crack, rent, flaw,

blemish, fault, defect, the eye of a needle,

a bore, slit, incision. [hold of.

f^^, ?C«r ^% ^j% to seize, take by force, detain, lay
I^^TPr, ^1 Tf^tT, c^^tw, to strike or run against,
ftt^t^f VAns\ 5|^, a strumpet,.harlot, whore. [lotry.

l^?rWffft, ^^iW c^*trtftr, whoredom in a woman, har-
f^^rtt, ^^X a whore, whorish, relating to harlotry,
f^, trf^^, ft»t«C ft5» cut, cut down or off, divided,

split, perforated. [ing her own bloocL

flBRll. ^W^ft^ ^nr#^tl^ ^f^, the decapitated Kdli driok-
1k% ?^t^ ^[pR^^ ^, a fishing rod.
ft?lt. i^, ^X a stopple, stopper, cork. [press,

ll5^R-^*rt^, ^^s TR^, to conceal, hide, keep close, sup-
I^J^f tlp(>ft, — ^9X ^^W, a legume, pea-pod, bean-shell,

&c., an orphan.
npf, TixTt, f^, a legume, a kidney bean,
f^^, rwri, c^tPrT, tfEm, rind, peel, skin, bark, husk,
f^lR, ll^WwlIT, to peel, skin, strip off bark or husk .
T^, «l/1, W, a bow string.
ft«R, ^JkM, the bowl of a hooka or Indian pipe,
^Rtl, ^^,— ^R/1, Ttfiwi, a.girl.
i(p, ^^, ^, ?rHiirtl*, a needle, a thatchijjg skewer.

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fpTt ^» il|\lfkif - ' AiL the (Sftufrk rat;

^nw, ^^rrir, pointed, sharp-pointed.

^tiF*itsir,:%r¥irt]W. «ttryH«i*t».vtQ JgtED, Ik^a the swatch.

k' ^^' — ^^Mt, t^«w, to touch, tofeel.

^, *nifw« 4if^'9:«^, to jttn away, escape, to break
loose, to fly as a shot from a. gun &c.

^n, fft99K, ofiftn, to. loocDoa, Jaberate, let go^ dispel.

I^t ^^IPT/ KTir^ 'liberatioD, exemptioA« [a pedlar*

Ig^tnm, ^^ JVCnAy smaU,|>edliDg4 dealiug in small wares ;

^, WF9tf*f ^it?, f^^, f^Rrtui dttchaarge, release, dis-
mission^ leave, furlough, cessation from work*

fp, <4^pr, etrf^^, to liberate, throw, pdU ouU shoot.

^f avtft, ir^, contagion, infection, ^communication.

f>M, T^rtm, fif, a pretence, excuse, artifice, cenceahnent.

^, ^, <(ar, m^fi99, a sharper, «windler, deceiver.

^♦nr, ^•pr, wf ^«i, ^T?^, to press <lown, prevail over,

exceed, surpass.

^f ^^>--^ ^n^c^ ^, a kiaife, a penknife.

^, FWfr, nrnt^f t*f» scurf, dry scurf, dandruff.

1?T?1, twf?j tjbe 4ate fruit. . - i ^ .

rit, 1^, fie ! avaunti [sation.

tff, t^9^f — ^^Wj, ft?t?, ah interval, intermission, ces-

Cl?, ft^^, C^, ?[^, ^iRR, ^, a dividing, a cut, tear,

bole, crack, the eye of a needle, an interval,
a space between words, a pause. ^ •

i^rw, ^Ft^, ftj^, w[^, CTipr, ^nnr. to cut, tear, break,
. ddivide, JsJit, bore, perforate^ mutilate, slay.

^f sn^ m» ftF3l, a hole, perforation, needle's eye, slit,
. . crack, rent, tear.

WPrt, -^^t'lNFl, curds.

tin, ^ij, ^, f^ftj^, saliva, spittle. [ftint, babe.

t^S^, np^/1— ^rtii^, hHrtI, ^Wff'*, a child, boy,. maid, in-

I3|1*I1W, npi/ltir,— ;H'WW,r . UnffeHw, childhood, infancy^

chUdishness, pettishness.

cft, ^m, fMt «tt9ll^, a goat, the spots on a deer, &c. - '

Cf(Hfl» 9fPw9t MM, speckled, spotted;

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rlt^R, ^"»t^, irr W, to feci, to touch, to comfe in contact

with, reach to. [lass.

V!pf?\i nEWft,~^5t»W, ^ltt*Wl, m. 4r/. a boy, a girl, a lad, a
If t^, ^^^, ^^, ^, 'Pf'*, small,' little, trivial, petty,

common, vulgar, mean, low, short/ narrow^

humble, younger.
rct^*^Rt^, Vt?7, to loose, let free, emit, discharge, shoot.
OR^irl, ^^i^frtsl, ^wir, »r»»tWr, the younger wife as ad-
'^ dressed by the children of an elder ; Lakshmi,

riches, wealth..
c^f^ir, ^^tfd ^fc^^f to shoot, fire, discharge a shot.
CTfT^?P^. Wft? ^ftftf. a key.

CfT^t, ^lytl^ ft^t a stain, the mark of vegetable juice*
C^^ttw, ^qnv^, to print cs^licoe$, stain, mark.
r^T^Fyi, ^ntltwmflRr Ifi, cirt^,, the riod of a Qocoa vr betel

nut, a plantain peeL
tft?!, ^flwi, w^, a knife, stiletto,
r^t^, ^» Wff, fruit-skin^ rind, peel, integument.
CftWf, . W|, a citron, a Ume,
nfR, ^t9 c^t^R, to peel, skiui pare, scrape.
t^at^ M7, gram or corn for horses.
9l». f^ ni» fiel for shame I

m^ vrrs, ^^^nr, affix : produced or descended from, born,

arisen, caused.
m^^, ^^f fW, ^Iflrtt, the world, the universe, the earth
; . . or its inhabitants, mankind. [verse.

w^rtFWT?, ^, WSV^, the air, wind, the support of the uni-
0^nrW, fiMtnf^, l^^OirW, Vishnu or the Lord of the world,
wtr, iffv, ^fSr, a place, situation, spot.
m^. ^ler-v, Ko^n, 9r^% the hip and loins.
V^^/i H^0 "vrw, i4)i7jast, ultimate, low, vile, base, vulgar.
virwiv, 9fV^, «n3» youngest,, iow-born, mean ; a shiidra.
vwn; ^K^^frf^MS, locomotive, moveable, having motion*

removeable. . '

wr«. ^'W* ^ff ^w, ^iSNA w«tf, Mfild, d^serl; waste;

a desert, forest, wilderness, the. weeds &c.

oyeminning a garden.
«W«rt^, •ll^v, ^^, desert, wild, uncultivated, waste.
writ, ^'r;, wild, sylvan,, growing wild, untamed.
«rwt«r, ^W, "sitf^, a limit, boundary, rice- balk, ridge,
oriil, ^, ^nf^ the thigh, the leg.
^KWm, ^tjvttft, a quick walker ; marching well.
^if^^f vT^^ft^^tipr im, short drawers, breeches.
9tft^, ^vt^V^f ^^^f %^*lt^> rubbish, sweepings, a nui-
sance, disorder, confusion, misfortune,
vsyn^, ^It9*l7l, ^fBlf^TU intricate, confused, troublesome.
«^» ^t<lc^< fyft^^#*t, the long matted and tangled

hair of a devotee or ascetic.
«iWi, 9rw^, C'lt^'i^f , a crowd, multitude of people.
^, wX^^scW, ^^f^R^ ^nf^, the matted hair of Shiva

and of ascetics, a fibrous root, the long flower

stalks of the palm.
«^iv^, f«mai f^^>ec4^l, the matted hair of Shiva, &c. .
^Ki, 1^, w?t^, Shiva, a devotee ; having matted hair.
^i?t, wlT^^ — «i^«ct|t, wearing the hair matted and

clotted as an ascetic.
1^, iFSj, — ^ftsf, ffe^, a freckle* mark, spot.
«^j, ^^j, m&, the belly, the bowels, the womb.

3|»r, ^tl^^jjil, i^tupid, heavy, idiotic, decrepit,
inactive, motionless, sluggish, cold, frigid,
chilly, benumbed, crowded, collected, heap-
ed together, shrivelled, contracted ; a root,
origio, source, first cause.

'JTpr, CT^^, ^t*^"«< , CTt^TK, to wrap or wind round, clasp,

cling, v^rithe, overlay, plate metals, set jewels.

«7T€, CTtTt^, the plating of metols, overlaying.

*^, t'^^% VfVf, 5n|fir5, ^^, ^P^i, set with gems,

studded, crowded, contracted, frozen, uttered
thick, sputtered, inarticulate.

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1S# mF

«M, ^«1, •Bl, ^imFW, ^rftjtfi^^/, VWti; stupidity,

idiocy, decrepitude, numbness^ stiffness, con-
gelation, a frozen state; .. , . .

«^«fl^< ^ill^f viscid, tenaeious,. sticfay. .

V|, m^ irt^, 1ae,red animalidye..^' ^ ^:

Vf^t ^> 1^, ^» lac dy€, a^safoeitidft,. a ftedcLs^ spot.

imin, fBmt^Sf^, a freckle; a iiMnrkim tha: dnn:

m^^ ^/^» l«ll9, a person, iAdividjral/fiivfi^inHnkind^

wm mm^. f^, ^^ff^^ producii)g;.ca«sibgi begetting;

a fother, ancestor.

•nrot, WWH|r» ft^, jR, tfPiW, a .multitude^ crowd,

throng, mob, mankind, 'a* mwmxr; talk, re-
port, declaration, disclosure; r !

wmn, ^«««lf^, ^o«r, birtb^ production; race; iineage.

wp(^, SRf^fdH, — vtvt, a mother*

W(^, UMf Bt9«n« a country, region, pronnce;.

wi9t*v4, nit^, 'i^/ ^^, people, men.

SRjpi, w#f^, — flfW'Fit, ^^, <t/tf^, a report; rtimout, fame.

wmMtW, ^^1l^4m\t^ ^sfm^, a division of tbe universe;

the paradise of good men. [caused.

wtfk^, «rf«, %^^, tC!^' produced, born,; occasioned,
^^, an animal, a brute.
%*^lWr, ^♦nr, birth, production^ rrauit,\CTop.

snptVf ^VTvtf^^i ^V, inherent, from the birth, hereditary.

snpr, nvit«^, f<J«'', ^^^t i?«ir, ^«ifR^, to be born, to be

produced or caused, to spring, arise, result,
proceed from;

tlirvjr, ^^jrti9, vit«7» transformation, a second birth.

mcnttc, ^4n^^<lt»lw, vw% thediscfaarge of alUhe duties of

life, death.

siVt^, smcf^^, ^♦IWf^j.^^i apw, tfWWw, to beget, pro-

duce, bear or bring forth, cause, create,
. ocoasion, propagate, indent

srvtil, ?mt^ ^dff^, born blind, blind from the birth.

SR/, ^n, oq^ i[ii, oatase,; motona, reason, occasion. .

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«pr;, iirf>», ^ft?w, on accoxintof, fer, bMsen]M^tff» fc*tte»

sake 6f, in order to.
m, fpt^ twnwsi, frequent repetition audibly o#

otherwise of the name of a deity.
WT, •j^x w^HTCyitfjiq^, to repeat the name of a- dei Cjp

in ihe use of a rosary, to mutter prayers^,
vt^. w'WWl,— ^mft, ^?wwi; a rosary or bead-roll.
v^> one* ^I^Mmr, a foteigner, a^ Muisulmati^ GreecK
w^. «t^f, ^'fl^Wir, W^» shew, pomp, parade,
•ffsr, Wn, mud, clay. ' [small leaved basil.

wfti, w^Hi. — CT^, «ii*l*'M4«i#, alime, lemon* dlfn>n,.tlfir
Wj, inr^—nt^^. vnra^^, the rose apple; a diirislibii of ttar

earth, Hindoosthan.
^f ^^ftn, the jackal.

«V^, il^^m, ^^t5» copulation, sexual intercourse.
•?, njrNTCTirt, ^ifci ^f^;. conquest, victory, triiunpb,

prosperity.
wjdU, siflPit,— «rtft^Wi?»i|Wt maoei (the spice.)
«^, C9F81, Anf^, ^w^ victorious, conquering, trium-
. pfaant, prospcvous: . [<^&7.

«]l, ^riiii/, tftJFBl, old age, decrepitude, infirmity^ de*
^V^^ ^^Jf^^. ^v; ♦iwr, •itJRr, to grow old, waste or

wear away, decay, digest as food;
«g?, ^ ^9f, an old ox.
W. rWW^, #ir«, <tl^ ♦Wl, ^rtF, decrepitude, old age,

decay ; infirm, tabid, decayed, digeited.
m% •fffwr^^, ftm^. «wt^i to digest food ^. to. distolve;

cause to decay.
«9t9, c^, vt^'^ the womb, the uterus.
•?H«, 'WJ/tflf, viviparous, produced from the WxMnb.
VS, wt«/1, ijf, vrj!. a wife. [shattered, jarring.

iMrHi^, — TMK, ^^, ^HlWW', torn, rent, cracked,
'rtlw, ♦Wt, ^i, water, liqUor, rheumj rain, [wall:
mt. %^%, ^tvpv, a'teintainj spripg, a pin or peg in the
WRM, ^v^tft^« ^n, "^Mm, drought) arid, parched,

scarce of water.- •--:': "":

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Wl*Nl» l^^T^* **^ ^ swampi a marsh.

w^. im!9» n^irrfiiP, aquatic, moving or lining in water.

wmm^, Wi^#t, — ♦tW4KHWH *f?, a. temporary shed for the

refreshment of travellers in ihe hot session,
wrqnr, ^, «tt^ ^/^ fSiw^ ^strtjr 'W, a wave, the musical

sound of a glass or metal vessel rubbed with

the wetted fingers.
m7, vnmcanr, ^f^m, a cloud ; giving watef.
«mir1^, 9i^ViM99Ms <i)7l, CftYtfit", a diseased state of the

fluids, phlegm &c.
wnn^f m^^firsfy a cloud, the ocean.
m^, wiprflr, — 51^31, ^ffj, the sea, the ocean.
wr^Wf i^^ RrVI ^. a passage by water, a water-journey,
wmpr, /irT?;1%^ r^iv^, a repast, refreshment, tiffin, the

drinking of water. ^ [s^y-

fWWt?^ «WftHi, wri, abounding with water, swampy, mar-
Wfff^n, ^9rrH*7(f%, the watery or autumnal equinox.
wrvjPlirl, •tT^ft^st, ^tPWfir, living or obtaining a livelihood

by the water ; a waterman &c.
wurt^, ^wv%^4i^l^ 9^ Pic^, a seal, a mermaid.
«mrr^» ^f^FTtv, an otter. [tiffin «

«9ic^^, ^mtfn ftfi»^^>nTt?> a slight repast, refreshment,
wwir-^, wntft, — U9, Vishnu, (assleepingon the ocean.)
wm^K, ♦iRt^Wiift^ ^, a shed for travellers, for the ad^

vantage of shade and the refreshment of water.
Wfjt; ^f>*it, a pond.

W'ft^if ^St?, ^np, c^rtl^Rn, a crocodile or alligator.
wm\f Wf^tti, «mtl lf4>5, a fen, swamp, lake ; fenny, wet,

marshy, swampy, swamped.
wrWf, ^^, Wl^, a spring or fountain,
mnty, ^t^4t ^t&, «3r<Yr9, a receptacle for water, a pond^

lake, reservoir, a water- vessel,
wrpi, fl^^JTf, «?tfw^, the secundines or after-birth.
wiHS, ^[]irt|4t, ^*t, a pond, acoUectiga oi waters, reser*

^ . voir, tank.

orflRl, WOTl^v — rtft^» a leech*

■W^, Hkn flR?«, a kind of sweetmeat. [tasteless;

wgl, ^sjrir, ^nw, ^fiiw, diluted, tbin, is^atery, fluid, wet,
ww|t» ^ftRTRtttr, the dropsy. [gence, lustre.

W«H-1^, F^Bflp, ^S^, a glare, glow, vivid light, reful-
9m, ff*fiirw!, *5f^, chat, talk, garrulity, dissensiom

wrangling. [wy* tell.

9wnr, ^itt««t7, ^J^^, ^^f to talk, chat, gossip, prattle,
*f»^Trt, «W, the Ganges.

«T«?, %»ffiw ««ftwt^, the cud of ruminating animals.
rfff, ilWWRF,— Tii^, ^, ^. a crowd, multitude, an as-
sembly of people with their beasts, carriages^
music, &c. a pompous procession.
i^W?, CTIW^, ^tic^tiu, a tumultuous noise.
<t», Ftm, wHwr, a press, a vice.
«ftw, »l»fpr, ^«t^, to press down, press with a vice,

* to compress, pull tight. »

«*r8l, 5t*, iJ^I, cw4cm>c'^ j ^ ftc^, mill-stones, a pair of
* bellows, a trough for watering fields, [betel'-nut;
ilTft, ti^T^ dinrTtt' ^^ fttW^, an instrument for cutting
wrw, fiiCJiWH; to aWake from sleep, wake, watch:
•Wftrjiy «^^Fr, •t^, keeping awake^ watchful, vigilaat ; a

watchman. ^ [to awake.

m^fj^. ProBW/T^, Z^^f waking, watchfulness, vigilance ;
WH*, «t*r?^^, ^'tro* wakeful, watchful, vigilant.
mm^y ^jnmrpr, %4TKi rror^,. •IW^r to awaken, stir up,

rouse, spring game, to warm unripe grain or

fruit over the fire. {sprung;

•t^l^, fVcjilM^, ^Fft^, awakCr rising from sleep, roused^
•twW. ^ntii, z^ a balk in rice fields, dyke, dam, mound.
wtvftf W*t, the leg.

Wwr, ^rtcwjFV, to inspect, survey, examine, appraise.
WWfTsr, Wfrnprt^, refulgent, brilliant, resplendent,

shining, conspicuous.
IN, ^•ww,' cold, frost, winter.
*PI, i^wNN, fir^, cold, belonging to cold,

composed of several ingredients.

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19t , iflfeU

.. , -* ^.r-;

iHl^uuVf' I'iiWt^t, nn,)a toad, :airi)g. .

j|Uinbnes8>. 8tiffQe$s>rap«tlijrr jrtp^tdSty, idio*
. iCy, folly. - " ..[ttatimL

«l«<^» %^ttfi,%^4iWnt|Mi0ducQd^bfgp|teQ,.ai:^
•t^; «W?, T*r, injf , ^«^^^, a kiwU rfprt, class, species^

hreeid».aimiltitude« troo^ii&stiiiai. [child.
wn^sw^, ^•Ifi**** i**^ff?f a cer.emppy at the birth of a
vrsm^'^tannr^itf^ftH, born blind.

iit«1*l6irl/ ^I^V5i lit, a mothers odis whq has botrae children.
«|R», <tpn9» 't^i, ^it, .c^tt3i» ^1 wi, ^•ff^, Wiww, rni^,

iakind» sort, class, f^pccies, genus, nation,

family, race, tribe, bnth^ nalarity, prodac-

tion, mace, nutmeg* jasmiae;
i«ft«rr€irt, ^ilT^^?, 5Rr/t^it*itt,*tupratiDP^ violi^ltipp, jape.
«t1^«1, vtt^^^rH 9jrt, ^Qtt^f^iv, the causing of a person's

loss of caat, raper &c. [birth.

irtf%^, ijNbi^tji Wl«9, recollecting his lank &c in a former
fitllc^M, ait#iw,— «l«*fi, ; a nutmeg.
W*fir,t iitWwwft?. of or belonging toa Jtijid or species.

ally ; also, interjectioMifyt an expression of
contempt, reproaih^i'doiubt*

mtc^p q[tiyW4H<ltr tt^, a saorifiiie at t)m birth of a child.

tltm, 4bi, «rh, ^n^f cw^, life, animality, knowledge,

a wizard^ aa astrologer.

■pnr, Ik'W, •Ifi^iw, ftcww, ^j^f to know, perceive, dis-
cern, discover,, apprdiend, esteem* consider*
imagine, suppose, reckon, think. .

art^T^, «nr, ^^, an animal, a brute.

utifll^, i^W^,— Ute, fiftftv, aitt^, knowing; acquainted

with ; wilfully, designedly, knowingly.

nWr, wWr, cfFtjr^, ^i^, IWTT, if^Hf ^o fnake known,

tell, de<dare, aequainit, inform, advertise*
proclaitn, warn, admonish, domouCrate, de^
scribe, show, display, per8uade,ssugge8t.

» •

•Wf*, 1*^, ifvttn, ^WW?, certainty, cotitictibni fnfdiEttV
tion, persuasion.

jrf^rtflr, ^**, ^*5f*, diviflation, *orc4ry.

wr^, 5^. «*"> ^^^ kne^, the thigh. [&c.

m% ^^iv^rpf^ji, the repeatiag or mattering of prayers,

fl^j^-'Ht^, '•PW^, ^wfRnf*r, to claspi to embrace.

tf^Prf , ric?N9, nP^W^iHr^' (i^i|ijii||^4^, pertainiog 6t relat*

ibgto foreigners^ Mussulman, Grecian.

iWf, H^^fjr ttfjFtri VRilTt^^, to preserve fish alive in* a re-
servoir for future use.

«W*, »i*Wf3r It, irtnrnrBtsi, the young of serpento, scor-
pions _and other vermin ; growing rice not
yet in ear. ' [band.)

«W^, Www, — 5W/TI ^tfis, a son-in-law, (daughter s hus-

vtfirjr, vt%, — CT|« a lime or lemoii. [toe.

«n?1 ^Nf^, ^f^ ivt'^, 9^, a scar, callosity, «om on l)ie

«r?, tsftn, nnrr^r, a listi account, estinuite. [ritual.

vFH, ^vrth, ^ril', a wife • married according to a perfect

Vi9, ^Nmft, 9iftr«^, a gallant, lover, paramour, adulterer.

•f?^-^^, ^F?f^t1 <Wr'^»tt*i, *ttit<r, •IW^, to waste, cause to-

decay, make decrepit or infirm, dissolve,
promote digestion, consume away.

vf?V. f)nnn, a son by a gallant ; bastard, illegitimate.

mmt\, inb^mnnr, jealousy of a wife's infidelity.

9llm, ^, ^^tV^^, a net, snare, spider's
web, a lattice, window, loop hole, magic, il-
lusion, deception, pride, arrogance, an un-
blown flower, a multitude, assemblage, ihe
flame of fire, a young cucumber.

VMWf ^tW^t ^MN^» to kindle a fire, light a lamp.

•W, «Wt&?«PWf •1131, fflr, ^m^, a jar, a burning pain,

inflammation, distress, anxiety.

•Wt^f ^•it^, WW^, %*t^W, to kindle fire, burn wood

ftc. to heat a fluid. tjaggler, vagabond.

VlAw^ ^*1^ VK» Vt«f»^1Yf a fishermaiit fowler, spider*

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194 (Inr

vtAntlf <^f!rtn^> gaining a livelihood by nets ; a fisher*

man^ &e«
Vt4^» ^nw?, *^» ft^f a fringe^ net, purse, net- work,

lattice, web, a film or pearl on the eye*
Vt4N7l| Vtws^^^ reticulated, net-like.
«t^» ^^> & muzzle for the nose of an animal.
mfifftf ffWl, the Ganges personified.
«nr, iRRiit^, ^f ^<n^, a low man, one of a low

cast; cruel, harsh, severe, rash, inconsiderate.
(INW, #^, !ft?9 ttt¥7-, to live, be or remain alive.

Ai^t^, ii)4t|ifH#4«i, t«rt^*lt^,?t'^> ♦H^IIWtfliCT ^w tfiW it^R,

to animate, give life, revive, restore to life, to
« keep fish in a preserve. [for use.

ArtAr, m^, a fishmonger, one who preserves fish alive

Al^, 9^^, a tortoise.

fMNif ncf^y emulation, wish to excel or overcome.

%Vt^, nr^fi^* tn, a desire to injure or kill, malice, re*

veiffge^ [thirsty.

Ilmr'f, ftwr^^, — ^ftr**!^. malidous, revengeful, blood-

fkvfnrf <trV7f ^tW^, to question, propose, enquire, ask,

require. [know.

ftnufn, «rv» vtf^r^ ^f|;i, an enquiry, question, desire to

%Sf^, 4VPt|t, enquiring, inquisitive, desirous to know.

Hfs^ ^t3rt«4t» t4I^^, ?^prT7, conquered, overcome, sur*

passed, won, subdued, alive, living,

Imfw, AiiTY»-- ippr, ^w, ^^'^,, to conquer, triumph,

subdue, win; gain, excel, transcend, surpass.

tlnftrfl, ftRprjl — w[ft, «rHt, %^^, conquering, winning,

transcending, surpassing; a winner, con*
. queror, victor.

Ikvtftff Vfww/ ^iUrt7^/t^> having by abstraction sur-
mounted the desire and necessity for food.

fe^sniT, ^i4h|rtnvir, of subdued appetites and feelings,

continent ; an ascetic.

Hw, ftrt? "^ff^*t4tiR nA, c^. a Jina, a sage of thm

Jaina sect, a BuddhisU

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fn^t tlrtWffr^— ♦w, life.

*^, ftw, ft*, ftr^,-HW^, the tongue.

Rqt, W^p a turtle, a tortoise.

tejii, f^oiw, to rest from labour, sit still, unbend, repose.

ftur, «y ^, a shrill tone, the treble string of a violin.

iNnr, ^I^, to live, be alive, revive.

«^, «rt«i, ^m, ^*. %«*fw1, ^f '"Ift, life, existence,

the sentient soul, an animal, living creature,
a livelihood, occupation, Vrihaspati.

t?^, «^,— #fi|fiitHI, ^wm, living, alive, existent.

#^m^, # w^W, #NiH1, life-time, the season of life.

*^, «rt^, WRRfJ W<;^W, ^•rtN/, «rr4t, wr, living, life,

life time, a livelihood, an animal, water.

«N^«, *NiWTTOi}«trt?, dead while living.

#Wf^i, 1^^l«t» nearly dead, having only a remain-
ing spark of life. [hood, way of escape.

iNnrW?, ^•rfftfWI, ?W1, a method of subsistence, livdi*

#^Wt^, *^/, a man, men. [emanation of deity,

•'tHi <frt^, 'H^, vitality, the vital principle, the soul as an

iNw^, <crt^iPH, the retaining or preservation of life.

ilft^, ^^4/, a livelihood^ subsistence, maintenance.

*ft»rft, JTBWrtir, '^fm, tributary, paying tribute.

•ft«, '^^'n^, ^% alive, enlivened, revived ; life.

*W, ^^1^, living, alive, existent.

*?T«r, ^wr, r^, fjfpr, ^wif^, to protect, save, revive,

bring to life, refresh, stock a pond with fish*

#11. ^gjn fm ftrW, cummin seed.

**'• ^«f ^'^^ w^«. •ift^W, oia, infirm, worn, worn

out, decayed, inveterate, tabid, digested.

#|1l9l, ^n^Xfta «r«r r^t^ the first stomach in ruminating

animals. ' [gestion.

itrt", ^tt^/, •m, ^nWW, infirmity, old age, decay, di«

1^, ♦!H#f1, gaming, play at dice, &c.

wmt, ^nr, 1?, the flood-tide. [the tide.

•I1ftf1,wt*«, «P»tirtft», brought in or overflowed by

flllJ^ ntmftfw, a gambler, a player at dice, &c.

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^fKsrt, fiPin, censure, abuse» repToacbp revittfig.

^, ^^^» 199, cofifi<i^nt;» bold, impudectt, oul^st.

^ ^91WP^^, a bugbear. [after anger.

^f^t fW ^^^, ^itwsf, to grow cool, be cold, become calm

«9i:?, f^ ?B9<i, tt|irt^» to cool tefresb, calm, quell.

w^, t^^Sf t^^rs\i beauty, symmetry, elegancy, fit-
ness for a purpose.

fw?r, •n^ 1^ an?^, tQ beat with a slipper.

^9i, ^[^, ^^, ^tt^f beautiful, elegant, in good order,

fit for its purpose.

^. fjSJ,— wHl^. a shoe, a sjiipper.

^ifl, rwitf^W^, a medicinal drug.

fp^, ^)W, f^Wfpr, to dip cloth, to dye, to sop or dip

food into sauQe, &c.

fpr, ^, ^ffl, a peep, a glance.

^, ^, ^«rt«rU ««irtt, a trench, a watercourse, [wood.

ng^ ^^9 ftt9 f^ii:^, a semicircular sacrificial vessel of

W9. ^•WP^, ^^, a pretence, imposture, swindling.

V, Wfl^ sauce,, pease sou^p, porridge, the water of

boiled pulse. [sleep.

•W<i, i[tt ^^» to yawn, gape, stretch after fatigue ot

mm, irAf a yawning and stretching, a gaping, &c.

vsiTt, t!fWtfHW, the house lizard. [sumptuousness*

wWir, WWf ^"rtir^rfiwl» self-importance, assumption, pre-

XMR!\, W^, a conqueror, Tanquisher, victor.

V^n^, «$t^^, to cause to conquer, to procure or ensure

a victory. [come,

nst, WW/,— ^fsrwMN^ conquerable, that may be over^

^V<r, Al^m9T?«lft» a Jaina, or follower of the Jaina sect.

alT9, WCTisrl, iRWI, a leech.

ntt^TBT, ^«R, r^«f ^^, to weigh articles.

CTpr, iTO^yft a labourer, one who labours for 'hire.

wnrw, rwnfcifjJ r^lt^.f^iPW, a firefly.

mw, w»tlir4^XtiM, ^rt^i, ^rrs, a fen^ marsh, low ground,

pool, ravine, trench. • [sink.

rttA, fti, <t0(V ^"n4t« a ecapk, msvine, eatter. sewer.

c^f ^i^fV ^tn^ lac> gun lac or red dyew

^. UK «r*». ^w^ «H HWl knpvtt, peifeei?e4»

tinderstood, com{»nelieQded» prii!3r»: iuiowioc^
acquainted with.

^Bt9^9» ^^R^ttRU ^I9W, ED object of knowledge ; knoiww^

«F^r . C9 frf^ vic^* etR^rttl, one, who koows or is ac*

quawted with*

vi^, ^<f^% ^^, a collateral relation* a kinsman.

vt^^, ^^;, ^ft;» experience, ajNlitjA fUnius, intdtjU

gence» knowledge.

«pr, b^R/, ^fJi, <«p{vnr, ^Pit^, 3«|Ent^» knowledge, wis-

doffk, talent, perception* idea, notion, opinion*
persuasion, abstract knowledge of spirit.

«nr^, ^nf^, wtp^^ knowingly, with knowledge.

vpft, ^f^iit^, ^ft^, .4II9I* wise, intelligent* able* know*

ing* clever, shrewd.

^QC^IfeKf .. 3^6nn. *ii^U^4lft* theorgws of perception or

the a)ind, eye, ear, nose, tongue and skin. .

VT^R, mpn^, «tst9^, ^ft^f to make knowOp reveal* pub-
lish, communicate* tell, announce, aequaint^
inform, teach* expound.

c«9* nK^/* Wsivt?, capable of being known* cogni-
zable, an object of knowledge*

*^. *(^|C9« tl^. a bow-string. [most excellent.

ni/^* ^^, c«Rr, ?7, oldest* elder* first-born* best* chief,

C9/t9, ^^nn^, ^<a|)i^. primogeniture, seniority.

ikK ^i^in ^iW9, the eighteenth lunar mansion* th^

middle finger, one's best beloved wife.

^W^* « ^taa «r^ -ntn, a Hindoo month* the first hot

month, [day of the full moon in Jyaishtha.

^«f^, <m<W»«, ivitatcsqi 4j^«1, the house lizard, th«

^Hof^t, vm»r ^, ^^fsf, ^/, <stf1, tnialfH, light, splendoor,

fire* a heavenly luminary* star* the sun* the
pupil of the eye.

OMRmv, VtiFt wff^m^f the zodiac. [luminary.

OMtv* .ym»ei»Wi|8P "HI* aetmnomy* astrolc^, a star.

198 «ftir

CWt^^, wcmn ?f^> moon-tight, a moon^lig^t nij^

xw\Wt9f hpiM, mrtf^Ri(%t, an astrologer, an astronomer.

^, ^sMf a fever, an ague.

int, vt^9» ^tf^, feverish, aguish, diseased, weak.

VP^f «i*WR, ^^♦W, Wt?^, V^ ^ ^^ft^ ^ ^hfiwpr f^^f

to blaze, kindle up, bum, glow, to be ardent,
zealous, eager, pained or distressed in miud,
to smart, or be in pain.

H[9r*t, ^rt^ittt^; virulent. [fuel.

)V«l<tT, WtfSf ^^c^^/» combustible, inflammable, fit for

V»» «riftni, V% ^r«T^. ^Wtf^, burning, blazing, glow-
ing, ardent, zealous, painful, vexed.

H«rl, ^tt^l, — Wff , ^•t, ^^f ^W, V^^, a burning, inflamma-
tion, virulence, smart, anguish, torment,
heat of persecution, ardour, fervour.

r^t^ltw, to kindle, set on fire, light a candle,
burn, scald, cause pain or anguish, torment,
vex, harrass, importune, weary, exasperate.

i|9t97, 3p«, f^, f^ff9, wearied, distressed, teased, vexed.

^M^^, ^mra? jT^f an inflammable pit, place where sub*

terraneous fire breaks forth, a volcano.

^ifkrs, ^iw^, ^^f cttA^, inflamed, burnt, vexed, grieved.

^« *^» ^^tt^Wy quickly, suddenly : nonsense, rant.
W9^, fmv^t to quarrel, squabble, wrangle, dispute.
Wrf\, ^^f ff^f \^. a quarrel, dispute, strife, wrang*

ling, fight, war. [wrangling.

«97tT^, ^lt?F7ti|, — ^<7l^, quarrelsome, disputatious,
^I^B*?^» ^^» ^^* a vivid light, luminous appearance^

glare, twiokling, brightness:
ft^aittt» ^^mt^, "^R^^^y ^'^p talking nonsense, ranting ;

repentance, regret^ a iisult, evil deed. [ftc.
nvQKt "Spstflr? ^^v^il^, "tv.^^ the buEzmg of bees, waaps

Wr, «TOi»wrftrt^» **ifmr, a jingliiig, lattliag, jarringv

clanking, clasfaing.
y«3i1t ^tv, n[. a thnnderbolt, stroke of lightning.
^f1» V7, a storm, squall, hurricane, a clanking, &c.
?r«li, w^4t, r j^, ^W. iX^l^f perplexity, trouble, vexa-
tion, a difficulty, dilemma.
^tWfe, »im^Wmf>, a sparring, the fighting of tirds.
1^, -irt. quickly, speedily, expeditiously, apace.
^^^t-^iTr; ?f1^, ftlc«UHH^, to chop or lop off, behead..
«t^. ?RF,.irt^.— ^r^^ ^tlL,^ a hurricane, a storm, a squalU

a tempest. [dominecrfc

Vffir, wCn^, vrrm, to scold, chide, reprove, blaster,
^?l, ^cwrtt, tempestuous, stormy, windy.
?1«, •WW, ««, a standard, flagstaff.
^f^a^. TOH ^•H*, a door lintel,
iwpf, nt^, ^wn, a jump, leap, spring, sally.
n, •rtbi wwntT, a cascade, a waterfall.
^iW* ftiPSf^r, a window. [as leaves &c.

^ff^9 ^n% ^tm^f ^% to drip, ooze, exude, leak, fall off
^fi% Wif*, 'Wft , a sieve, a dripping, pouring, falling &c*
^Qi^f ^r^» 9Wlrf^* a strainer, the stream of blood fjrom

a wound, &c. [dust clothes.

»?tt, stw»r, itv^, ?ltt?«r, to pour out, strain, shake oft
^, WrtlRI ^wa •W'T, «tWl, a dripping, dropping, &c ;

split, cracked, ragged, leaky, full of holes.
^Ifr, «*, ^f^«^, wl^, a lattice, fence, cymbals, [fire.
«V, «SW^It9> ^lltar C9SI, the beating of waves, a flake of
Vl^n^ sfin^, fit? •It^, to flash, glare, flap as a wave.
V^, WP(, the flapping of a woman's breasts or an ele*

phant 8 ears, &c. a dangling and flapping.
Vppr^^m^, wtiPr. WtV^, to scorch, roast, singe.
?nr, 9^:six, afish.

4tt» tivn, ^ttt^t^f a calx, a calcined state. [cattle.
4X9. ^, si^« a swarm of be^s, flock of birds, hard o£
4i^^ 9niti^9 to sweep, clewse with a hropn*
4tlL anitiiMl, a broom.

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€Wf ^tflr fMH^ "irns^, a screen or doot ofniftfei, gnts^ftc.

^t^W, ^^5^, ^"in?^, W?^^, ^I'^lf'"^, vrw, to jump, leap,,

gpring, to cover a mare^ to skreen with a
Jbs[inp. shut op, cover, overspread^ oyerfun
(as climbiQg plants do.)

^t<^, c^^, asquiire covered basinet, a woiic basket.

*Wjff» ^WRTl* 'MriSt, — wit*»bc^? •IPI, «^ft^vS5j» ?5^'» ^ ^^*

terpot, cullender, strainer.

<t9, ^115, flW, ^TH, a tuft, clump, bush, shrub, branch

or chandelier, a pedigree, breed, stock.

Wt*f tV^<i,>ilii'^1^*i> •<f|roK*l, to thresh, shake
off fruit &c. from the tree, winnow, dust
clothes, sweeps expel TtsAom by efaantis, &d*
vise, persuade, appease, to throw off as an
animal does its load or rider, to scl^pe off
oil &c. from the hands by rubbing them on
the sides of a vessel. ' [&c.

«fffi, tl, ft^l, itfr^, ♦rflwt?, ordure, a privy, a dusting

^^fVfWf "Ml^, '<lii|t«r, bushy, growing in tufts or ctumpa.

Wt^9 tMf, «w*l9 a shrub, bush, brushwood.

Mt^M^9 ^w^, a forest road, a path among bushes.

^ftff Wfftirtt, a broom.

^tt^f f1^> vNiti a web or film on the eye, dimness.

urtH, *W1, — Wt^, a tassel.

wtm, «tiV9,— ^q^i^nv ^^9» a burnt or vitrified brick.

^11^9, iKq «inrfM«r, a small whetstone for needles &c.

^mr?^,-^^, ^^t€ipi|, wi% to run as the eyes or nose, to

distil, to drop from.

^rttt, 4>tf^ a spouted vessel, teapot, teakettle &c.

*^« €t3[, ^h^» pungent, hot to the tastd. [h^^

*WFr, W55? •m ^jrr«i, wtut^, to solder,' Ignite, heat r«d

Vtsff, vrft, w«lt1|r^ fringe, net work, a.mvsqnito Mt.

«t^1, ^, #J« hot, pungent, high^seasoiied. '

^f^» «if9,vnKamatcl6orcockle'fte. '{b« drowsy.

An^»*'^>it^» ftJW^M, f«R, to be heavy with BlMp^ to ood.

^f%v lot

9t% leitOTf witt% a \dke, nmtsh, swamp, tMnus.

IWt, WillWWrt, a cricketL

*, ftr, — ^tliRrt, ^wn, a daughter, female child.

4t^, ^^4, tea aod daughter, children. [creftt.

^\ n^y ^iRnrfM^^ a bull's hump, camels biinch, bird*s

^^f Wt|^,— ^tihr, ^R^r, to lop or trim a tree.

fff, V*^' ^ basket.

V^* f5* 91^, a multitude, flock, swarm, troop.

^-1, «inm« ?nf|n"r, a ripe cocoanut.

^, WW^»— ^H^, ^[ift, a cabin, hut, shed, cottage.

^orn^ :q|a|np,-^^ii|i1 f^m, an ear^omament for women.

^» Mtv ftm, a sort of sweetmeat. [pended.

1^, cvtipr,— ctrn«r, ii^jpir, to swing, hang down, be sus-

^ift, sMt, htUt a walFet, a satchel.

^-1, nmi, false, feigned, counterfeit ; a liar.

nn?» im^,— tMit^, ««r, a bushy tree, a bush.

iMif, n^H si<vsnnr, a cascade, a waterfall.

xm^^ vir, broth, soup.

^m, nn^,— onin, a swing, a wallet, a wrinkle.

^« ^*Wi ^WPI, acid, tart, sour; acidity.

few, ^^f — ^'ni, acid, sour.

^, c^tWy c^» a rap, a knock.

••. ^W, ^, ^rt*r» ^t9f ^IW, ^"rf^ Iff H; a spade,

hoe, hatchet, knife, sword,- stone cutter s

chissel, a scabbard, the leg, anger, arrogancei.
^^, WtfWI, borax.
^^^^, itW"l|i||ji ^'WW, a mint-master.
^''9t>rt, v<A94^> a mint.
^, ^T^, €]f|^/ ^an« a rapee, money*
H», mt^s ft'H?, tfrW*, the twang of a bow-string,

the sound of a stringed instrument, surprize*

ieatte, ffotoriety.
WlAvV ^iM^, ^W^ir, a spasm, the cramp.
^r^ mm^ fMSuuLUA^ appraised. ^

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^tn, ^W^i-r^ntf , a dispute^ aHjuaneL

ij, ?CiR, "PP, hard, firm, solid.

^^ffpr, fY^ ifpr, a short solo sung in parts.

Wt, c^iR". »r^, ^^, to heel as a boat, stagger, totterir

reel, to slip, slide, shrink from.

^, fen,— t^rafttf «tm^'^ ^rtiW, a begging from house to

house with singing, as practised by som#
religious mendicants.

i^W^, «ttw ^ ^jT^, i:^?t^, to go about with singing, to

walk for pleasure. [rize-

^Wt^, fefPf , W!^^ ^^rnv^n, to put off, shuffle, tempo-

tft^T, irt^^, "^^j^^t W^tRfr, to value, appraise, to foretel.

to stitch, tack together, patch.

^» ^tQ^^« r^V^,' baldness, especially from disease*

fenp^, ^^^> c^Ptft^, bald, bald from disease.

ti^, ijtiHl 'i^, a rupee, money.

fer^, *«|fe|^, a reel, a machine fur twisting thread.

^t^» ^, the palate or roof of the mouth. [rax.

^Xn ^*tw, ^% PrT?T^i a spade, hqe, axfe, the leg, bo-

^^, ^•nr, ^rt^f ''Wt ftc«W, to be suspended, hang, dan-
gle; a Bootan or hill poney.

fer«ft, ^its, ^^, an axe, battle-axe, halbert, pole-axe.

^, ^WJ *ffar ^^c*W, ^, a flat sacrificial dish of copper,

canvass, suil-cloth.

fetr&, 4t% a fence or skreen of grass, &c.

fel^, ^c^irt, Tt^, a cup, a small basin.

fet^, T?"^' ^ common country poney.

fenr, sRtw, wl, '^tk^ C5JPW, ^iwtfi, 5j^/, ^rfif«c„ a pull,

strain, spasm, attraction, force, the strength
of a stream, scarcity, demand for; dear,
scarce, harsh, seyere, hard.

^nr^, m^\ r^P^, «l^«r, \ir? «rt?^, to pull, draw, drag,

stretch, attract, to tow, hang up, row a boat.

tW, t^5l, ^m? ^5pT, fW^, 5?, f^, .a spasm, stitch,

tension, pull, &c. the warp of cloih ; puUed,
draWn* long, far, harsh jm. sound, ^trained.

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h^ ' tM, an island. [pretext, pretence.

^» wnW 9ti| ^% ^/t«!» procrastination, an ezcnse^

•W» ^iltjWl^^, Owffv, ^fwW^, to procrastinate^

makeezcuses for delay, put off, spend time.

t^'^, ^^, ^txw^, jy^, tffv, to wear well, stand, last,

to weather a storm.

fhn, "««[, ^miv^, ^inmp^, a ball for lighting the Hook»

or for other uses, an ornament for the fore-
head, inoculation for the small pox.

f^^firt, 'Ctwrl, a kettle*drum.

r^, ^, IW^, a tuft of hair on the crown, a crest,

f^ft^, \ti;cittft^1, Hiift, the house lizard.

f^^^p ^Wft, ^T^, a thin slice, a wafer, a lozenge.

rW>?, ft^, f^^,— •tftf' ftPW, Pwj, a lapwing or p?it-

tridge.

rt^^, ^R«1, f^RTI, contempt, reproach, reviling.

rWr, ^ft*pr, — <JW^8rpr, swn, to pinch* squeeze » press.

fi»f>it, r^<^— ^^. ^m, ^l^fi^tt^, a note, remark^

comment, commentary, a pressing, squeez-*
ing, pinching, the drizzling of rain. [nick^

r^, vt^nftri^, a mark impressed by the finger, notch#

\rt^, ^f^s^ft^% ^RCV^, a note, commentary, inuendo,

a speck. {bill of exchange.

IfW, 1^, ifiit, a note of hand, bank-note, draft, bond,

t^. ' tc^> t^Rrt'^^^f^^ ^» ^'^» ^ ^'*» morsel, piece,

shred, slice, small piece, a little, a scrap,

fragment, portion. ^'
\^f ^, a basket. [failure, a falling below par;

1^, ^prri, ^, f>Cfrt^9 a deficiency, defect, loss, breach^
ftir, wi^, ^i^flivs f^, ^Wtf'T, *TW, to be defective,

fail, decrease, abate, to relax, grow remiss^

slacken, break, burst, snap.
|5*# t?rt,— ^r^f t^f brittle, fragile, weak.
tit^9 ^fM, a harpoon.

1^1^^, 4tntf|, a brazier. [one sidd, slant

^^0 tiw^f, ^iit9w; w^i to be awry or crooked, lean toF

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Wft, Wfl* ^Wf crooked, awry, oblique, distorted.
l^^tc, ?w^r«, ^«rpW|f, squint-eyed, squinting, lookingr

askaunt.
t9^^, iNt, — itiRV, «nW*?i? ragged, tattered, full of holes.
C^« st^» WtH. pressure^ cojApr^ssaoQ, a squeeze, bruise^

a quashing or. suppressing.
^, «tt«, ^^%pmfiii a|ir(% i;3PVl, a border, verge, sus-

picion, eeriajaty, evidence, crookedness.
^m, c^t — ^^WFi^R?, awry^ crooked, distorted, across,

diagonal. [ing, thwaaijiDg.

t^t^^f ^5ft^, P'WW, censorious, reproving, contradict-
C^t^t l1» Cih^, %cn%, a rap, knock, peck of a bird's bill,

a trip, slip, fall, stumble.
C^ffpTlf tiX^, — ^, H^r a basket.' [drop, dent.

^^> mx, f^t9V» f^» a fish bait, a cap, bat, helmet, a
^W^f ftWWtjr* convex, raised.

t9t^PK» \^» W*li, a Grown> a hat- [zen^e.

c^fftv, z^k^ n^t W9% ta drop9 fall in drops, distil ; a lo->
tit^f lN?tWW. ^tw^, a hat, cap, tap, cover, lid.
ikffp*, •Iti^Wf wipf, to send, order, set on (as a dog.)
dm, l^viA mm, a college, school, hut, a bruize, dent^

depression.
^MU l^Pl^p'^^Wjl, a division of a town, ward, quarter.

^ iffj-^r^rthn, IW, ^, wi||, a bsiekbiter, tidebearer, mis-
chief-maker, sh£^per» esptortioner, cheat.

iww-^itw, iftPNMV, fn«w; to backbite^ teU tales, swindle^

cheat, outwit. [tortion, ftaud.

♦wflr. **l*»-dwwai^ ^tng%X backbiting, tafebearing^ eac^

>^^. ffft 1^«1^, difficultyjeopavdy, aditemma.

4^. ««*• W, ^nt^M,. a jibe, taunt, sarcwoi. mockery «

4wr^-^n^, 4NF^\ wmw^ to ring, jingle, sound whea

struck, as a piece of metal, fte^

^!V(» *^0V)b f^i cold, cooling, refceehiiig* ccHMfiwtaUia.

%A& tlBbj^pi.caM»«Qoli;itcel4>pat«ii^,

«

*W» ^ltf«f» ^W^yt shew.. pomp* parade.

>«W, iTO«''«*fi— ^Pi^W**^^ *«^» tlpWJ^i, i^W^t to

design, plan, contrive, coii9ider» reflect, pon*

dett suppose, determine, settle, intend, Tiew>
fr^, Jtn, Pn^. 5Picir, ^^, a place, situaliQii, potjj

station, spaee, spot, stead ; uear, to, witlu

from, about, instead of.
il^, ^t\. WTOt, «pr, S8W/, mHf , a lord, god, idol, fa^rt

grandfather, respectable person, syr, marter*
it^jpur, ilflAl^f— HRilil?, a temple, chapel, ioiage«*house,
^1^[^, Hnu^R^I* tNPi^Ril, a sister- in-law, the daughter

of one*s guru.
itwfn, i1^*t,— ortt, ^IPi nm, wmrt#, a goddess, a wife s

mother, a gurus mother, a respeotuble lady,

madam. [a sketch.

^, w^, W^t a procession, throng, crowd, deceit,
^T^, ftvn, a jibe, jeer, jest, sneer, mockery, hdipi]de. ^
#Tti1, "tut, ^^, cold, cool, refreshing, agreeaUir, tr^t?

qutl, happy. [trical.

^, atPf ^9>. beauti&d,. el^^t, welKibriaed, synime-'
^, ^Drs, ^9fC9%f a* wink, signal, hint, nod, iftuendo.
^^, sscvcv VprT^f ^W^f to hint, wink, nod, beckon,

point at* , [&c^

ifcw, ^n^9 IPnr to ram down, load a gun, press, knead,
>I?j, ffcH, ftwwi, f)i«?^, ^R^jrt^, ^si^w?, thought, reflec*

tion, investigation, eonstd^ation, resolution,

idea, conception, supposition.
flw, fti^» <d^» W, ^, Wpf, ft^v?, exact, accurate,

correct, complete, punctual, true, just, fit,

proper, east up as a sum, reckoned ; exactly.
^91, RmfMi^w^^ working for daily hire or by the job,
f ^9t^, IHiPSfli, mik, f^P^, the address of a letter, a sta*

tion, residence, certainty.
Ml|^ ftllryi,^>--wi#» a water-pot.
ijPfc i>lw,~'ffff|w, s^Ft^, sHW, to rap, smite^ beat*
<^ ^<sil9, ^|ft9t«# a hindrance, obstruedoh, difficulty.

eern, belong to, touch, knoek; stop^ obstrDctj

hinder, incur^ implicate.
t^^, C>^,-— r^, '•WiW, a prop, stake; staunchion.
«^Wa» 'inrt?, ?^f, pride, haughtiness, superciliousness.
thfn, *<ltffe91, ^>^, difficult, full of obstacles.
C^, ^% 'tf^, the leg.

l^, 9%« wtyt, a staff, bludgeon, stidk. [&c.

' ciwil, (i'W^lflf* HlifilV, the legs of shrimps, crabs, insects,

«Nt, es9T7, Ff«rt^, i^^iffT, trti^, to push, thrust, sho?e»

drive, urge, press upon,, repel, refute,
d'f^. ^RWf, ^*!r, a prop, stake, support, refuge, dc«

pendance, reliance,
rtw, c#rwr, Jf^r^, rtirv, i^^ct ftwW, to lean against,

lean, push, press, jog, to expel, to exclude

from, a society.
rir9r|7, ^mwf^, ci^fsr, to prop, support, implicate,
tirt^, vf, «ir, v^^, r^i^i ?f W, the bill or beak of a bird, the

lips of a man, a spur, a ridge, verge.
fiWSW, tJftwtjWi citw, to peck as a. bird, tap, rap.
1^-1, n»W, Wt^, 15^, :^^, a blister, a.drop of melted

metal, a button, a bead. . ^
S^» H^> f^r«w, steadfastness, certainty.

%^, 891 ftnv, vmr, a drum.

frt, ^^, ^^et^, a peak, tip, nib, point, a grass- stalk.
%*W, ^^tWi, ^/^p*** pointed , peaked, ending ip a point.
^W1» ^^•^Wrt ftrw> a large drum. [glass*

W!P, ^ F«1 ftm, a small drum shaped like an hour-
wiWV, |Wwj m^^ ^ttt, ab isthmus or nee t of lancl.
1^, <ttpSt ftrw, a small hand drum or tabor* *
If, vjr, wif, 111, fear, terror, dread, alarm.
^% Vjntev, to fear, be afraid or alanned/be terri6ed.
^JPSj %»5f ,— ^Fftf^, ;iV, afraid, fearful^ fimid, tii|ioroits»

cowardly*

Mir, ^t^n, wv^, togrind ona stone» rab.Tub in unguents,
nm,. CT^7, ciit?1, a roller of woo4 or stone* a muUer.
H19> i^WT^t, a fruit basket or tray slung from a pole.
^*1t vvcjni, ^^, ^f^ vi> a lake, deep water.
^tt^. fftw, right, (opposite to the left.)
ttt^^, vttWt, ^ifiit, a witch. [spindle.

<]^, mn, ^, wn, a plan t< stalk, ateift, shaft, handle^
tTt^iW, ^itir, ^If^ict^, abounding in stalks.
^T?, ^^r%!?l, W, an oar, bird-perch, fine, forfeit.
<I^^t^, ^i^r^;^^, ^tW. the carrion crow. [still, stop.
^*t?7-iiT7, vtitTsn^ ^It^v, ff^, to stand, stand erect, st^n^
i^l?l. ftl^, c^, orjiv^, ttr?1, custom, habit, conduct,

course, manner, way, the backbone, the seam

or edge of mats ; erect, perpendicular.
^1^9 ^(Rf^, '^1^9, a rower, waterman, a scale-beam,
^t^, t^, fs(^, shackles, fetters, manacles, stocks.
«H r^^W irf^P^, a gadfly.
«W. ^■ir^ipr, tV9, «K^, •toRtf^, a call, summons, ory^

shoot, a letter carrier, the post. [bellow.
'T^'f* iXW^f ^^^ of^t^f to call, hail, summon, cry out,
it^-i^. it^, — ^/» ^'T^'tt^f a robber, highwayman, ma^

rauder. [der, marauding.

«W*^, »t*1^, — ^l^^fpft, V5/ft*» highway robbery, plun-
%m^, tif^i 1W«, f^ir, 9!T^, bold, insolent, impudent,

undaunted, daring, valiant.
^Tftf^t, 1pnfr,.^1Wt, a witch, a female imp.
^Tan, ^'^Xt^, frs^lfnr, upland, dry land.
«T?« *««, ^«, «(P(1« ^, iTt^, a tooth, claw, fang, serraturei^

the wards of a key.
«tfW. ^lt«^, ^jrpWHc^f^Mi, serrated, sawlike.
VW, csmf|«%, wWf a cricket bat, an upright post.
Wiit ^, c^?Ft9 *fWhi, a post, a ship's yard.
«T7, mm||<«nf|iC9ir, an unripe cocoanut and full of waten
wnu, f^ ^PtiRnw, a washing basin. [ter-pot

Wfj wtift— INrtt, ^^fMt, a basin, a small jar or wa*
«tii« "^Mt/ a tmrncb, bough of a tree.

308 nm

vMit4t, VtpA4t» cinnamon.

vtiR, H^9 9^, ^i^^ t99flfy to lopt triniy prune, fliagt

throw, throw down.

%tm» ^^Wtftf vt^RI, a basket, a lid, cover, top. [peas*

vtlli, m^, a basket full of articles as a present, split

vtf^, Wtt^ ^^, a pomegranate: [frisk.

fW^r-mrr, v^pw, l|jpr, to leap or jump over a fence, to

nrf?-l, «r9T?7, i(4t, f^, ^tni, ^k, a rogue, cheat, mean

person ; mean, depraved.

rm\f t^?n, c^tt«, a barge, a ship.

fkwtww, ^Tlft», WI*4H*, a mariner, a sailor.

Rfrft, 'sj^ t^, raiT^t, a boat, skiff, wherry.

nf^y ipfW fit^. a kind of small drum or tabor.

f^, r^. a small round box, a canister.

^, fkir, f^, — "Win, f1, an egg, the spawn of fishes, the

young of an animal, a chrysalis.

fulfil/ ftvv, — ^9t^m, oviparous, produced from an egg.

\^*», fDWT'f* tV^TT, 'ffWR, to sob, to weep, to throb.

^pft rarr^, a canoe, a ferry. [ing, diving*

f5, ^Wtt'*, ^«F93n, immersion, washing, ablution, bath*

^(*w; citl^, — ^^, wiFT, to sink, dive, phmge, to be im-
mersed in any fluid.

muf , ^i1^, — IJfPnrt, w wr^, a diver. [water, 8cc.

^151^* \TR, sr09jr^, to sink, immerse^ dip, plunge into

\^t?1, l^tw, Wf — ♦tftp ftc'W, the diver bird.

V0* ^^' — ^^|]f»^W, ^I'f** ^ fig-tree, a fig.

^« ?^* irf(» a line, fine rope, pack-thread.

^« 1^in(?i1, *iT«(#, a covered litter or common palkee.

c»^, ^t?*^* *rf?wn, a caldron, a pot.

iww?, ^f^, a louse.

Wfft, ^ wt?, t^^^f •fff ftw« , a widower, a sftrt of potherb,

cv^l, ^ (OT, one and a half.

cvft# vHRVn, ^^nr/* want, poverty, need, sickness,

cwl, ♦Nf ♦rttti, a wifl^« a pinion,

fi^l, O^, a clod,. a luubp of earth*

^, wTilt,— nrt4t A canoev a skiff» at aoit of heriLet.,

fir. sm

Ottl, ^^J^ft*. wn, a hole, pond, place av^rHowed.

c«». W«;tlW^wfhF^, fft, a^wicfcer or basket-maker.

W3r-^,W?t, r« . a line, string, rope, Qord, fishing-line. *

I9t9l, Cjtn, a strMk, a stripe. ,

wit, ipSt, ?^, ?*, a rope, staring, line, halter.

W, VW?, r^tWl, a storehouse, a granary, a mast. •

c«T*, ftft^, a litter, a palkee.

alu, ^Wff, ?W, trtsi, W, form, figure, shape, aspect,

structure, fashion, kind, manner, plan, me-
thod, attitude, mien, gait.

■ * ^ >i *

If.

w, ^,<rw, ^, a weight, a thing. [ble drum,

5^ ^l^,_^«. 5rt«T, ^t?1, a large kind of drum, a dou-
wr, «r, «t^, fir^^, a deceiver, impostor, swindler.
5^, irt^» ^'^^ blasted, faded, withered, dried up.
«n, aff^ Kt?1, "fW?, 5Tt>f, form, shape, appearance, struc-
ture, kind, manner, method, design, attitude,
gait, mien.
CTf, wrtvfir ^^ ^rf^ CTfrtwr, the red or turbid waters

of the up countries flowing down into the
rivers of Bengal. [slant.

xl^n^ c?8pr, '^f?R, to lean, incline, decline, slope.

iinn^l, •n^&WsrptiR, the descent of up country waters ;

tinged therewith, turbid.

i^rt^r, CTfWfir ^tWI^, to be lewd, to outrage decency, to

proclaim one's own or another's shame or dis- '
grace, &c. [lewdness.

etipSt, W^X ^fl^,/. publishing her own disgrace by her

c^, '«^'^^, fb^rt, ffeaitlir, loose, not pulled tight ; slack-
ness, looseness.

«^Wr,-^Hpf, ^W^tarT, ^«R, vi\^^, ^«l, WR, ^1"R, VW^,

to decline as a luminary from the meridian,
to lean to one side, to revolve, pass away,
crumble, demolish, remove, level. .

«»prt*HV HMm^, V«, brilliant, sparkling, waving, fluid.

did vfft

•ipr, ^Wv.^mpr, ^rtftnrt tt^v, to wear away a» a bank^

crumble, break off, fall in.
?Wr, ^iiti^tinr, Vl^nr, ^^(t^% to cover, reil, hide, conceal,

overspread, overwhelm, screen, shut, seclude,

smother, swarm.
•fT^TRl, . iitwft, — ^^TPflW^, a cover, covering, lid, veil.
g|4Hcnl>Sl, '•rt^STT, 'rt^, a skreen, fence, shade ; fenced, frc.
at^, a^FTCWrVnl, one who plays or beats a large drum,

a drummer.
0t^r4t, wt?j*i, 'rtTpy, a skreen, a fence.
it^l, nrpP'?^, a concourse of people.
Pt^, Wt^?^CT?f, ^^,^^, ^t^, a shield, chess-checkers,

a slope, slant, obliquity ; aslant, aslope, iii*

dined, oblique. [throw or cast down.

Sfpr, CTf*rp1 we^T, ^wtc^JW, to pour out, spill, empty,
9T^, P^«ft|f, wearing or using a shield; a shield- bearer.
ft*r7, f^^rt^, to smite with the fist, pummel, thump.
IWt, ffelt,-^ ttP^y ^^% a heap, quantity, accumulation,
f^, nrT^< ftl^^, a clod, lump of earth, procrastination,
ftn-l, W,— t^f*W, <5t^^, 'irt^l^l, ^n^, dilatory, lazy,

negligent, indolent, slow,- loose, lax, slack,

flaccid, relaxed,
ftift^, ffeir ^inft m?<i, nni ri^p^t^, to pelt, throw clods, &c.
^^, ^ir5^, «tW1^, ^f^?l ^^, to enter, pervade, rush

in, make inroads into.
IWr, 'wypT, t^t^, to thrust or fo^ce in, tuck, stab, resist.
F<^^, rttrl ^% a sort of water snake.
tHR", ftltir*r, to nod with sleep, be drowsy, nap.
%5rtT, WST^. ^I'ft^, to shake, jog, agitate. [head.

0^, in^tCT? WW^WT^, a* butt, butting, push with the
r>i<i, irf?F firsi r^«R, to butt or push with the head

as a ram. [but unwilling.

f5^1, |^«!t, — 'fT^r^/l, ^iRwf^, dronish, lazy, able to work
Ci^, ^RW, ^^f^wiiRI, a wave, surge, billow, whim,

caprice.
^<t, %^li^ ^c«(? ^9, the pedal for cleaning^ rice, &:c«

Ill

C^ ^<Pl^. ^f ^Htxr* ^1941^ insolent, taxieyi impu*

dent, stubborn,
cntw ci^viw, c^iRy to shove, to push,
is^, %^?» a belch, belching, a rising in the stomach*
Wfl, «W, ft^'l tall, long.
i^n, m^m, ^, illegitimate, bastard, depraved,
csm, «t7, %*mf^, a lover, gallant, paramour.
XSH^, %*m|t, %^, ^1^> a coQCubine, a mistress.
C9]r, Kft^, fira?, ^vprv, much, many, abundant,
c^, itt^tit, ^ 91^1 «i, a reel, an instrument for

spinning thread, a cross mark. [quaatity.
cs^, csft, — jtfH, 9f#f, a heap, pile, stack, collection,
d% icirtcsv59 ^^tv, an invidious, or injurious compa*

rison, an accusation by comparison.
cst^7, vtl ^C^, to carry a burden, to drive a carriage.
litVf, vropr^, ^7, to search or rumms^e for, seek after,
^^t l^» wiYit^ nrw, a species of water snake.
isw, «iif*nw, ftiit«((9ri» a gulp, draught of water, 8lc.
iBWr,-^ifc, «fcwr, ^^W^ , ^rorw^, «irti«?l ?ttnr, to enter,

thrust one*s self in, force or push in, to sup*

port, prop up, apply a stay* . [tng, &c.

CFt^, F«T f<c«W, ftn/fk, a sort of drum; a nodding, swing-
Htwv, Pn^f ^f^j to nod, be drowsy, swing, oscillate,
lifiifw^ mnir, ifirrw, to make to swing, transport or carry

goods on cattle &c, to level uneven ground.

tm, n^, mtfx, «n» ^, to, unto, till, until, from ;

acid, sour,
top, msr, buttermilk with a fourth part water.

srvm, #«t^ ^ f^^i a carpenter, a fabulous ser*

pent, one of the principal N&gas of Pat^a.
IftST, a flaring, peeling, scraping.
«^R, Wf<Pr, <»^«ciil^X?i, th^ti, even then, at that instant
^■MTly ^, W^f inr» a coin, a rupee, cash, treasure.
^» '*)f ^"I^SS^raff^i Mvestic^tion, enquiry, se^rclu

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^5ifi9ir^, ^mm»/Ht«^4, tb traflquUltse, to mollify, [that.
^^» ^m, ^tTi f^t^ ^fi^f a rising from or produced by
^;#, ^^^, <eri#^9 collusion, swindling, imposition.
%fif9, «n#9, ^9if^, a deceiver, swindler, imposter;

deceiving, &c. [coast, strand.

^^, ^9 — ^» **9t9iif a shore, bank, verge, edge,
^^, *?^, ^^'{WtSt, ^«t<»taFt¥, on the bank, ashore;

impartial, indifferent to friend or foe.
^^T'Pf ^^W* ^W,— f ^ wiH?, a pond or basin deep

enough for the lotus to grow in.
9f9nr, vHtnuew^, ^9I^^» to flounce as a fish, jump, ramp.
wf\, ^, ^, ^, a shore, coast, sea-coast.
«^, ftj^, lightning.

^^^f Ft^, husked rice, cleansed rice but undressed.
^, W, — wit, W^, ^rt^, m cow^w?* : it, he, that,
^n, (4^t^^, so much, so many. [wards,. then.

^5^s, .?rtt9, "IRQ?, ^tqr, than, from or after that, after-
^9iS[^, ftipsn^tkvi, csHt)^l<ni9 so long, just so iong, so many

days, till then.
^^^?W^, 4rfic>», ^5tfTlt?t, thereby, by him or her.
^^^f9p^ ftf^ Wl, done by his or her agency.
^^^nc«r, i^ ^m^f then, at that time.
^^, ^T5t?^TO iffe>5 it'/tfl^, done by him, her, it or that.
is>^W% ^"^^WC^s — ^^, CJi^ ^^ICT, then, at th^t instant.
f^ipiT^, CT^^wft, CT^^ifW, ^iftmr, from that instant^

thenceforth, forthwith, immediatelv.

v^. ^irtfi^^, ^iw^, ^^t^r, ^w^, tt^, "^ff^w, 3rw«t^

P ^^^'^ roif, ^^*i^t«i, ^rW; ^itww^i, a first prm-

ciple, axiom, accurate idea, real or essential
nature, realitji, identity of the soul with God,

•i truth, mystery, search, ^iquiry, object of

search, investigation, scrutiny.

^^^ln^, •tf^^. irv«f Ua4^, a philosopher, investigator of

the essential nature or jtruth.of things. .

«^^ti, ^(iBfwpr, ^^fmiPwrl, a knowledge, of divine trutk

or of the identity of the soul with .^.

m i

^E^ilirt, WMi^, speaking colrrectly or plQlMf>pl|icalIy.
^^, ^^5fcW, pRS^^, enquiry, search, scrMtiny.
^^^^» jW^lt^W^i, ^^/^?^, W*<lPiM% superintendance^

inspection, care, attention.
v^m, f^<3«i. iw, «r?t^, «tSt, ^«iT^w, expert, active, clever^

prompt, diligent, sedulous, devoted to.
f^<2r9nPP, c^^r^t?, virt, of that sort or kind.
VI, ^srnri, nrtm:^, there, therein,. in that place.
WtfW, ^iR/ttW^^ ^, still, yet, nevertheless, notwith-

standing, even there.
«H1, C'fl^ <sm?, thus, so, likewise, then, also, and, ditto,
f«n^, ^mf^, — ^i9tf^, notwithstanding, nevertheless, yet,

still, even.
wt?» oiit ^[tnr, cf^^ttrsr, there, in that place.
WtW, ««f^ 5^*, ^W ?^^, so be it. Amen,
n/, l^nv?, «r^. iw, W?i5^» certainty, accurs^cy^

reality, truth; really, indeed; sure, Ciertain.
«RU, «Wtj »!?, •!€», afterwards, after that, then, next.-
«?f, ^VJrtir, ^W^, f^^, a scope, an object.
9999, ^Bf^i ^it^ ^/^R9^, besides that, besides.
WRft, CT^ ^iPc, P^ ^if/«, so far, thence,. till then, from

or to that. [c^mstances.

Wi^, CH^H4|< w^^iWf thus situated, under such cir-
Wl, ^fT^, WPft^, — Pit tWf, then, at that time. [hpr.
^^, ^nrtrs, >n^ ^^tcir, thereupon, upon that, him or
iCR, ^iTH^/, CTt'» the very same thing, identical, the

same; the self-same. [so.

91^, 131^^, ^'Rr«r, like or resembling that, similar,
Wt, cnitii^, Pi^07t?^ of that form, such, of that kind.
v^» ci^r^t 9^if ^t^, precisely then, at that y$ry time.
^^, 9;3rirt,-^*{«i^'#» 'Tftw, m. /. a son or daughter, a

child, (Spring,
'f^. "^f ^ifipfW, very thin, very small, very narrow.
^. »^»— "litl, wf, 9fw|, ^, nw, ^% the body, the
- ' skin ; soiall, . minute,; fine, delicate, slender,

thin, emaciated.

tu ^

I «

^^at^f Vffl^f the pores of the sl^io.
«^, «lfl?«t«> ^^> produced from the body; a son.
^S^W^f ^^f ^ttfMf the hair of the body, feathers of a bicd»
^> 7V» ^f A thread, string, line> the threads of a warp.
«W^, WW?, — iff*^, 4t^, a spider, a weaver, [ciated.
^l^?» tt!^ri9, ^ic^rt^, the betel tree, a person much ema-

%ai, ^, v^ ^, Pic^'W 5i;, flp»«.»inqronr us, ^f^,

^inptmnr, a thread, string, line» thong, the
threads of a warp, strings of an instrumeat,
a weaver's loom, a class of sacred books, a
class of the Vedas treating of charms, 8cc. a
medicinal charm ; dependent, subservient.
mi, 1*T|, <W^, ^ICW ftRTt? ^"¥9 wwfctw, contrivance*

collusion, intrigue, a commutation of maatkf
observances for one.
%Hf ^/9X, m*Hy4^i, ^^flfr, a musician, a stringed in*

strument, aTantristor follower of theTantras.
«U1, Wp,— ihi*- f^an, ^iPf;, ^llV, drowsiness, sluggish*

ness, lassitude, exhaustion, weariness, [ful .
«Hlf|t Jti, f^ras^j?, ^•rWfinil, weary, sleepy, drowsy, sloth*
OT, ^6tft ^, not that, not so, {expr: deaial). [aialO
^BW9f, ^nfrnt ^t^rt^f not so, (a strong and repeated de-
vicv, ^rst^iRV/, during that, in the mean time, therein*
War, ♦WW^ ^WK ^M^ C«*, the ai^chety pes of realities ;

merely that, that only.
^, ^^1» ^fpivltf a slender or delicately formed woman.
%% ^, tlir^^tv, heat, warmth, thehatseason, summer.
vvpTi ^f 4tw, VHF, ^n(9 f^*nr, the suti, heat, the \mt

season, inflammation, bfiming,^a hindoo hell«
VF9I7i ^«W«ft?, ^< teqairing to be heated ^ gi>id. .

wj» VIS, — ^^•wt^if^,. witj'it^ aw. ^% *if, ^iithnv,

fiiriji4t<<i, nr^ T4X^, penance, mortification or
self^deniat, religious aastemties, vtrloe, relt*
gious merit, a special obsetvaii^e or particular
dttky\ the hat season,^ the dewy season, tho
heaven of devotees*

vtHilt <{g^W^ tjfww W, ^^ wff, devout austerityt

religiouB penance, tbe month Pbdlguna.

«^/t#9, ^9H^f\V^ — TS"*^' engaged in religious austerities.

^•wm^^V* VtHrtWf, tba mangoe-fish.

Wjt, vmrw^, ^fpSN', 3W/t>it, practising austerities ; a

devotee, an ascetic, a religious mendicant.

Wp;, ^Wp;.— ^^wn^, \ftv\f search, research, enquiry,

the chase. [burned, pained, grie?ed,

W. ^, VlflW. W5«ft^. heated, hot, warm, inflained,

w, WWT?, thy, thine, (Sanscrit). [standing.

«|. %f-^«<r ^. WtfH, then, eren then, yet, notwith-

wi, rsinpr/, W, <inr, then, at that time, next, afterwards,
w^,— ^iWWi. nrmft, m?1, ^iWWTf , nWF, ?Wf, darkness.

gloom, folly, ignorance, mental blindness^

worldly delusion, pride, sorrow grief, R4hu

or the aweoding node.
Wl^^, ftftl* night.

WT, ^«^^I?, rft», darkness, obscurity.
^Mfpp ^^|^,_^M!|, irn^rnnnt^/ nai ftrw, tobacco,
vrm. f^l>i^» the sectarial mark on the foreheaa.
iRVNH, wnr r!Ft«n% ^wj^i «^, one of the three primeval

qualities of matter, darkness, inertness, ig*

norance. delusion, &c.
WrttKt, ^wmif^^s, fif^, proud, haughty, supercilious.
wiWf, ^Wlt?^,^^!/^!, removing darkness; the sun, moon,
vamF7, ^V, the moom.

«, ^I^, a rent. [gourd for the shell,

e^f, fapwif>» Itqi, a lute with three strings and having a
«?ar, Wt» ^iTfi^titiprt, a wave, billow, whim, caprice.
^ffJr^, ^. a river. [son of the Charak,

«9«1, Fjpn^T*^ ffW^tm, responsive songs sang at the sea-
«?<!. n;? ^«^, wppr, ^ti?», ^«T? ^w, to cross a river,

pass over, to float, swim, get over a difficulty,

overcome, surmount,
^jft^ mj^r,— dwl, t^m, *6, f^fmirfW, a float, raft,

boat, ferry, the sun, the succotrine aloes. '

•

21« %^

«?r^, «!Rrt|r» — ^^, ^, a sword, scymitar, hanger.

^jif, ^Rrf»f>5,— ^^^•vprrT, ^«i^, ^♦ff^', ^cjif, if|;«t, «f^, trem-
bling, tremulous, light, waveping, fickle,
liquid, fluid, thm, diluted, watery, luminous,
sparkling, wanton. [row.

^Ht, ^&W^, the day before yesterday, day after tomor-

«3^, r^^, 'ftvfft, ^t, speed, velocity, strength.

«Sl^, W^ffKii,"inTr»r, ^JIwT, ^mr^, ^W, Tr«m, quick, swift,

strong, valiant ; a courier or express, a runner,

the wind.

*

%^\ ^'S?*!, ^T5t^, ^^^, to save, to help over a diffi-
culty or out of trouble, to ferry over.

%f^, in (^T^, a kind of umbrella.

^» ^f — ^^» a boat.

^, ^v, a tree, a plant.

^IF<i, 'J^^, T5^, H^, young, juvenile, fresh, new, novel ;

a young man. [trine aloe.

^lF*it, ^^^, /". young, &c ; a young woman, the succo-

^r!r, «W/, WJiTB, for, because of, on account of.

«3PPT3t, ^/«rnr? W^; 5|f«infr ^BV, garden stuff, greens, vege-
tables used in stews, &'c.

«^ •^RKITJI f5ic?5^, «rrra "int, frMftff, reasoning, discus-

sion, investigation, examination of an opi-
nion, logic, decision of a question. [on.

W^'ltW* ^/t?'^. logic, science of reasoning, a book there-

«f¥5, f^^ffe^, '^rtCTTft^, "fPira, investigated, examined*

discussed, surveyed, in doubt, alanned,
afraid. • [with logic,. &c.

^^, '^fK^y ^Wfiif^n?, a logiciiin, disputant; acquainted

WS^, W?^, ^^?^, ^n^MT, to threaten, reprimand, scold,

brawl, storm. [or threat.)

%9i^, ^njtt? ^riJt^TBf^, ihe forefinger, (as held upin scorn

^f?rai, ^tP^, ^"rf^?, ^^, fickle, unstable, impatient.

^•f^, CTt^<i, wrT€?«fr, to please, gratify, satisfy ; an offer-
ing of water to the manes of the deceased.
'• '^i ^, ^^W?, a chasm, void space; at a distaace.

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^R^snr/, depth, lowness, a pit, hole, chasm, a
floor, bottom, foundation^ base, stand, sup-
port, the extended palm. or flat hand, in camp^
the very, itself.

W'1, ^^WW^, the bottom or underpart, the lower part.

w?f?, wmft?,— ^, ^r^, a sword, a scymitar.

wm, ^nr^ f^^m, one of the seven divisions of hell.

wpr, \W, ^?T, to sink or dive to the bottom.

Hfl^, if,—^^^, 'ic^tqr, <Nf, ifW, a pond, ireservoir.

large tank, a pit, a hole.

wWTirt, t^inWtiFr, "ftVCWi •tW^, the earthing tip 6f plants

or trees, a raised seat round the roots of trees,
a pavement. [bottom.

^f ' ^flft^, below, lying beneath, under or at^lhe

Wrt, Tf TTfy, a large earthen pot.

lew, ^WS, 'ftv^f ^^n, beneath, under, subject to, under

the power of.

v^, "Wl, ^^t^» a bed, a tower, ttirret or upper room.

•wft, CTI^, rft*i*, a bundle, a package.

^^fc^w, ^^ftr, — ^%^, 9nm, a fountain, a spring.

fir^K ^Wpmt^f^, ^«i^, fathomable, touching the bottom.

^^^f ^^^ii '^7^1> ^ ^^1* o^ ^^^^ ^^^ ^ door, a sort of vessel.

«ri, tSWSr. ?i?Sr*TOl, obstinacy, posifiveness, unyield-
ingness, stiffness. [ing.

^in, rif^, ?rfl^, W» obstinate, stiff, positive, unyield^

^m, cWr ^rtlinr t*tw, a pivot, fulcrum, horizontal bar.

^n^. t5t?. '•rty^, a thief, a robber.

«^, r^^, 'ir^nrt?, theft, robbery. [paper.

«1, t*ff^ net rcWI, the hatching of eggs, a sheet of

«tit, /f?W#, t^, a clapping of hands ; even that, that

very. [a sheet of paper.

W«, C3PW, ♦t'lr?? ^m, anger, wrath, a fold of cloth,

^«w-?nr, %«Ww, PW^, r^Wt^, to heat metals, &c. to

mi^e waritf, bake, provoke. [bellows.

^<nn, ^l[tlM, IFH, 4t9i, a copper or brass pot, pair of

£ e

218 «t««

^V9, AVliMiMn mi, ft^tfn W, a weaver *6 ldom» a musical

string.

^VS(, ^V^» ^5f^fr?1» a weaver.

^W, ^15, ^5t«p<^, 791^9 copper ; copper-coloured, red.

^5T^, ^^,— ^^fTs, ^IWW^I, iiwrsr, a look, view, sur-
vey, aim, dextrous aim.

^\^'M, ^fTsr-^NPT, — **(tc«il^H, tp^f ^wrwi*!, to look, view,

behold, survey, regard, aim at. [cord.

^t^, ^#, a charm or bandage on the arm, a bit of

^i^ik;, ^^9^, ^<aiPSl, disregard, contempt, neglect.

^TV^fft, '^^4^1, 3qn^ ^rt^, freshness, greenness, juiciness.

^m, ^^, 'iw/Wi, Win, Ft«rt^, li^^ , fresh, juicy , green,

active, alive.

^n#f ws "vpt fir*^, a peculiar breed of horses.

s5Ff, ij^, ^^, ?^t«wtir, irw, a handful of grass or corn.

a sheaf, an ornament for the small of the arm,
a beating, striking, threatening &c.

^rt^, ^•ftmrt? ftrw, an ornament for the ear.

^T9^, «rt?^, «<5f^f l^fft^, to beat, whip, threaten, reprove,

reprimand, repel, expel, drive or chase away
with blows or threats. [tumour.

^srpr, riR^CT} zw^^, ^rNt, the virulence or pain of a

^9r$^;, VP^y ^f^flWtV^y virulent^ sore, paiiiful. [balcony.

^st^) f^!^» ^^< a reprimand &c. the bar of a door, a

Wft^, cWPr, ^f^W, fiTttT, to drive cattle, to threaten &c,

to spring game.

^stn^s f9fy a dancing with violent gesticulation, [warm.

qsrs, f^rsi, ^, '•rt^/, ^, a father, heat ; venerable, hot,

^^5iW^, Thj^, ^iitWf? iw, the juice of the sugar-cane or

other saccharine juice, a sort of treacle.

ist^f ^V^t^f to warm, heat, make hot.

^fsiftfl, ^ftt^f ftt5ftrr^91, CTt«n, choleric, cross, peevish,

captious, shaggy. [time.

^rt^;vtf*r^. wt^^fl^* — C3<it4t<l'^r of or .belong^g to that

^^^f ^^ftt^f W, a s^pe,'o.bJ6et„4esign» intent^ pur-
pose, meting, moral.

^ 219

it^, yft^^tl^^ty, ilW1l*irw, identity of object, acquisition

of a habit, the fixing of a thing in the mind.

WrtW/, ^^BWil, identity.

^% ^^—m^^Pfttf ^W^t, such, like, similar, same.

v^» >t^, Wif a tune, a key-note.

«R1, ^HtM4, l^tc^ ^, the threads of the warp in cloth,

nfte, ^eawUK^W. sf^fftrs, ^ecvrv, a Tantrist, a scholar, or

one well, versed in science generally ; men-
tioned in the Tantras.

W^, %^p^, ^W, >nri*ft^, burning heat, fever, warmth,

pain, smart, distress, woe, affliction, grief.

tl*W, w f^, ^topr, ^vfTBT, nWfjP ^^f ^S^pr, ^ST*^' 'k^*

to heat or be hot, to burn, scald, warm, to
grieve, fret suffer or cause pain, affliction,
anguish or distress, to persecute ; the sun.

«m9i, vi^, c^fit, performing religious austerities ; an
ascetic, a derotee.

*WR, >*Mt*l, — ^prt^, ^^Pf# CtBt^, CTW^, to heat, in-.

flame, ^cald, give pain, afflict, distress, pro-
. voke, cause to heat,.

^sti^^, csTirT?. thy, thine, [so far, so long, until, till then.

^r^> ^vfwnr, «4^*t^» CI It ^ 4ft, all, so much, so many.

vpv^, ^ff^ iit1%, the cast of retajl shopkeepers.

wm, «Wl^,--«>ltfKr^Hai, ^^, «rsf, ?i, affected by or per-
taining to the quality of inertness, mental
darkness, tice, &c.; stupid, ignorant, iner^t,
vicious, &c.

vpi4t» ?i1^f >I]F^» night, dullness, stupidity.

«PIW, ^BWt^» '^i^' — ^WI^MW 9t\w. ftPK, tobacco.

^t^, ^^f a tent.

^XWm, ^«C nr^, tl?t9, the betel leaf, the areca nut

^St^ ^W1, — Kt^sffW ftrW, copper.

^^£•1?, <tmf5r, wr^s^ftt, a copper-smith, a brazier.

«n[^, iE]^» a cock, i. e. the copper-crested.

Wj, %>vqir, "^^t% W, ^<5 tl^il, 55JPI, a high note or

tone, a musical string, wire, goldthread, sa-

xe2

220\ Vtl

t m

TOur, good taste; high (as a note)» goodU
well-flavoured .

«T1W, ^iwWi, WkT?, TiFi, 5^5? ^l^ftPfl, 0^% a saviour.

deliverer, &c. a pilot, helmsman, a star, the
pupil of the eye, the mystical Om.

«t?RW, fWl fVnift?^j a wire-drawer.

^5t?^, ,♦»!? f^, ^?«i, nrsrt, ?;^^, to cross over a river.

save, deliver, -protect, preserve, get over a
difficulty ; a float, raft, boat.

«f3W/, ^/'TtfiW/, ^^[^JIW, the state or condition of more

or less, greater or less degree of a thing;
difieren6e of progress, &c. proportion, an in-
creasing series.'

^v;, ^i}^tfvl» ^tv>l/, "viACI^) fluidity, unsteadiness, fic-
kleness, tergiversation.

«t^% mCT, nrra? uPi, %^t^, 5fft> a star, planet, pupil

(of the eye,) an octave^ alto in music, Durgti.

«T?T^I1^ V9|, the moon as sovereign of the night.

;5nrwti«f, i^rrajifPi, 'siWWj-^'WW wf, the iris or pupil, the

starry region^ a stellar orb.

^tf?^, ^^if?wSt^, ^, a female deliverer, Durgd.

^?t, ^T?«nr, '^^itHit'r?, made of wire, made of gold thread.

^tilP<i/, f^, til^'Ttf^, youth, youthfulness.

^5tf^, t^?tf^, a lawyer, logician, sophist, a philosopher

of the Nyiya school. [snake.

^#/, ^t?FS, ^RH, iK Garura, Aruna or the dawn, a.

«pr, ^^tt^? •tft^^i, ^f9ir?7 "Rf, iwtvT, ni^*^^, ^fPtfi^

PiH#* ^o^, rt»rt, ^t^, ^^?t*, ^W ^rft^ ?w, mu-
sical time or measure, the beating of time, a
clapping of hands together or against the
arms, a short span, the open p^Vm, a sort of
cymbal, prolixity, a ball of thread, a clue, a
clod, yellow orpiment, the palmyra, toddy
or palm juice. [meat.

^fi^, W^^f ^, a bolt, latch, lock, lath, yellow orpi«»

3W^«, ^M^difiiftf^ ^ffwr, a fan formed of a palln leaf.

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ttirar, ^it^*0ltv^ %ivtfiPi, palatine^ fittntd from the palate.
iWt, IWBWl^T^'f, ^ill^WH* ^y w^f a lock, padlock,

a story in a building, $ilehce.
fpmr, ^^V:^ c^ a rest in, music, the close of a strain.
tnSt, ^WKf»*W^Rrt. ^»1W, •rt*? ^*»?TW, a clapping of

hands, a stunning, a patcb,^ a mending, the

mountain Palm.
in^-9l, ^t9Jrt^' the palate or roof of the idoutlu .
«t^91, ^>?PW, ^PFW* ^fit, ^WW«T the palm 4>f the hand,

or sole of tbe foot, the .roof of the mouth,

the crown of the bead. . / [card.

«W, ^«(? twi i:<Wt^' ftfil^ nor, gold thread, a playing
^W'nr, irf4^, ^W??> to brush, dust, wipe off dust.
t%i%^, ^d) ^^n^; afWnace, a small cooking place.
f%v, fCT,^— ^, ^t^f^if bitter, fragrant; bitterness, fra-

grancie.' • ♦

ftW, 1^,—^, ^i ^'ttjfe -in^W, ^!tW?^, hot, pungent,

acrid, sharp, keen, pointed ; heat (pf spices,)

pungency. [provoke,

f^^ir-irt^' f^svf^, f^^^V^, to -wet, moisten, damp, to annoy.

f%t%^1, 3Fif^w^j*r«P</, 'WJ, ^^, paaeacej resignation, pa-
tient sufferance, forbearance.

ftf^B^, 91^, ^iR(t^9 patient, resigned, forbearing. [Muni.

ftWl^, fif>3Wft, ^rt»r; a partridpe, the ¥ajur Veda, a

f^, «rfiw^ ^vt4>rjtfir,: a lunar day. [an acid seasoning.

feRrfl, t^^, — i^\l, "TBiw, the tamarind tree or it's fruit,

Ps^'^p $fT?aj^, a sort of ebony producing a calking resin.

1^» ^f^lf firW, a fabulous fish of enormous size.

f%ni, ^*l%7t?$ ^>v^r9f^ darkness, obscurity, blindness or

gutta serena.

Wlm, f^WII,'^a(> f99, wet; moi$;t, damp.-

f^s^, ^99^ a class of Hindoos nrtostly fishermen.

fH^Oif Ww!§},?t, — ^Pwn, ^•wnr, ^«RW?, abuse, reproach, in-
sult, disrespect, contempt.

ftCftf^» ^[^Vtf^ns, titl, ^9f^'9^ "^rn^tfl)^, hidden, concealed,

. jen^oved from sight, covered.

ItejWWr, cWff, 1,t*r, ^l^tw^f fflrtt, W(X^, tlW, con-
cealment, disappearance, hiding, a cover^
veiU cloak, sheath. [a brute animal.

ftWJ^, ^W^tttt, <frT<t, ^W, moving crookedly, going awry ;

fiw, «w/ ftrw, ^Tffc«r, ^z*^, W^, fWi^, sesamum seed

and its pil, a mole or freckle, a small quan*
tity, a moment.

ftfW^, W1^, ^, '*ltrN,n^5C«W^, l<s0, <«r«rt^, a sectarial

mark, a freckle, mole, a disease of the skin ;
spotted, freckled, chief, pre-eminent.

f^iRnvf, ^rs/vn^t^, f^fsr^, a short time, a moment. .

fM, ^^819}, ^, an oilman.

t^f^rgl, l^i'i^, fsc^^t^t, dotted, spotted, speckled, freckled.

f^cvi^t^, i^^T|*v1, ?^<9Cir, much ado about any thing; with

much fuss. [with milk.

fiK^w^, Y^5«lff|^Hpnr, a mixed dish of rice and sesamum

fUt^i ^n^^9 W^f rf^^i ^tPPT, ^fPii^, ^wr, to ^tay, stop,

continue, to last, endure, tarry, wait, for-
bear, stand, to live or dwell in a place.

1^1» Ttf!(^* 1%J^9 permanence, stability, &c.

1T^, ^, hot, pungent, shftrp, keen edged, in-
telligent, acute, active, zealous, committing
suicide, self-devoted ; an ascetic, a devotee,
heat, pungency &c. passion, haste, hurry.

^St^^f^i •ttiw, V^fS^f active, ze^alous, brisk.

4)^^9, m^ir^, *lftR1, a sort of horse-radish.

^Nflftl, ^'9t^[ftT7» quick digestion, strong digestive power.

<hi, €1??, — ^CT?^, VtK, a cast consisting chiefly of

hunters and fishermen.

^i^^r;^, warm, pungent, sharp, keen, shrill,

brisk, quick, urgent, energetic, much, great,

excessive ; pungency, &c.

^1??, ^^F^, shrill, sharp, loud. [tia.

^9 "^X 9rw, a shore, bank, margin, edge, an arrow.

«S5 ^^^

%^/ m^^Mfft, ^9^, fleet, rapid, placed on a shore, Sec.

^^^, fn^f ^tflfHf finished, completed, ended.

^, ^PP¥3ff tiif a place of pilgrimage chiefly near

some sacred river or spring, a landing-place

or ghat. [holy place.

^Nfirtft, *<f«fflit,— ^TtSr, ^«ilHt«i^^,a pilgrim, one visiting a
«, c^ ^Rtrt?^ r^w «W, «fir, but, or, and, also, more*

over ; thou, (m addressing an inferior.)
V!* ^nrf^^ «s^, incantations to injure another.
Vf^f ^^rnr, — ^^. ^VU AkA\M, clever, keen, shrewdy

active, brisk, strong.

J^/Tfif? 'irWTrt? ^^trtf^, high, tall, lofty,
chief, principal, passionate, hot; height, a
top, vertex, a planet's greatest altitude.

fj^, *t^, ^W, ^. '•Win/, 'w^wri, t![?, ^/, low, vile,

vulgar, small, virorthless, despised, insignifi-
cant, empty, void. [perfectly.

\nF, ^4«t^4W, ft^T?1CT, contemptuously, slightly, im-

«vvt7, l^T^f^/, — nriwrrf, ^4Cf«rt, ^twl, sense of worth-

les6ness,'&c.; contempt, derision.

^1#, ^W, %fW, WW, ♦It^^t, a leap, jump, skip; quick,

clever, active.

^?T, r«T77, — ^vr, *^, ^^v'if^, wrttw, 1%9^'*i» to break,

cut up, abuse, criminate, dishonor.
^f 'iWftrnrPr, ^"^a snapping with the fingers, a leap,
^f \^f ^■It'!/, the mouth, the face.
^^, ^% — JW f^W^, the silk mulberrv shrub.
f*-WWl, tlftWT^, the silkworm. [gle.

^^5^, W€^9 ^*?tt^, \'H', to flatter, praise, applaud, invei*
V^-^, ^[«*?1,— ^?^ 3i?x Pirw, blue vitriol.
^, ^T»— ^^'^J^, a limber tree.
V' ^'^^ — ^^* ^'^' ^'^^ belly, the navel.
^;fW» ^lPf^» ^;J^» — ^W^, ^Wl^, having a prominent

navel, corpulent, abdominous. [up.

^j;^^, y409i^f "1^, to shrivel, contract, wrinkle, shrink

634 ^

?55, c*rftRm, ^«i^ttwr, ^^a^i? |^, uprotr, tumnlt, clangor,

tumultuous combat.
^^, ''Wtl, ^i*^, th^ long or bottle gour4.
«T^, RUrt Piri^, a apecies of drum.
1^^- ^*^» — ^W, »r^,^Wt^^, a horse, the mind, the heart.
«IW^. ^wt, Wt^, a borse. . [t^ian, cavalry.

^iW»T^, ^ «H*if ..— '^'^niif , riding on horseback ; a horses-
fir^*!, la?**,— 151, ^Wft, a drill, gimblet, awK
\S^<i-^«iW, fiwi, — n?!a«?<i, to bore boles with a drill, &c.
%^f ' ^» — ^f ^rtf , a hair, hencil, a painter s or weaver »

brush, a weaver's shuttle,
^gitf, ^iT/, — 5^, fourth, the fourth,
^f ifl^tW, t^WRil, wrt^*, ic^fm, a pair of scales* a

weighing, ado, noise. [manuscripts,

^•r*-, «srt^ — tP^ fiitnrrict?, a sort of prepared paper for
^^, Pnftt^ nw^, ^liR, ^^, to weigh, r^ise or lift up,
. elevate, draw water. [larity.

vr^. i{iw» ^^ff a comparison, simile, equality, simi-
^^4t, fs^ r?c^, the sacred basil, a species of duck.
f^^f ^ f^, »r«T ?tPi, 'W*, ^9P9\, ^•ffJff, a weighing &c^

a pair of scales, the >^ign Libera, itesemblance,

similarity, equality, cotton, [synonymous.
«f/, 'Wt^, ^% »*^» like, similar, equal, comparable,
^iT/wpr, 7|9t^^ir, the esteeming of different things alike.
fir/NBar, ^«^Wf/^wt5^, a set of chimes. [bling.

^^jTt^V, ^, ''»^3W, exceedingly like, closely resem-
^^/t^jrrsr, ^wrwflr, ^ipjii^fwtT, a parallel case.
\n, trr^/tfif?!?^. Pnil, chaff, bran, husk, refuse, trash.
l^n, ^iRTCTtinr, f^\ to gratify or be gratified, to please

or be pleased.

\^, *trr?, t^, ^[f^1» ^V^. ^t^sr, fro?t, rime, cold,

ice, snow, mist, thin rain; cold, frigid, frosty.

%^, ^^. — W)^t, ^, silent, taciturn, erave.

%il, ^m^. ^«, ^\v, pleased, glad, cheerful, satis*

fied, gratified, happy.
'^^S** %^* pleasure, enjoyment, contentment.

ffivt^, Wl^p pleased, gratified, contented, happy.

1^, fip^f CTJl^^W, frost, hoar-frost, rime, naoon- light.

^. \Ht?» — t«i ?tfiWS nw, a quiver.

^It, ^ r^, Wt^sr, a trunipet. [hastily.

9<, i^n, v^, ^^9f^f swift, expeditious, quick; swiftly,

^^ Wf, ^, speed, velocity, expedition. [fourth.

^ff Wt^«f, ^^, a trumpet or similar instrunfent ; the

«gr, «^, l%rqft, the mulberry tree and fruit, a balance.

^irt 'ilW^ ^Hm, cotton cleared of the seeds.

^ftr, ^flr^. — ^ftoWTRRr ^^, a painter s brush, a hair pencil.

^^?, i^Z^f silently, in silence.

wp|!p4t«i, «i*l^l*i, — wl^, «5tj, taciturn, silent, grave, [herb,

«H, ^m, <r?, grass, straw, any graminepus plant or

^•i^tf^, ^^T^f^, amber or other electric gem. [date, &c.

««i»ir, *TF5 ^tf5iW«ilfi^^'P, the palm tree, palmyra, cocoa,

^<iKt«r/, T^ltta^/, wild rice or other grain.

^^fW, ^ff^^, the palmyra tree.

^^, ftc^ <33[«i,. third, the third. [happy.

^tl, 111, tl^^» pleased, satisfied, gratified, refreshed,

^^, ^^V^1^» ♦t^K^^, ^"rtjUf, a sufficiency of food, the sa-
tisfaction of appetite, pleasure, gratification,
content. [s ens u al i ty .

^^, ^^— t^Wtiffl, *^, fwr?»lfl, thirst, appetite, desiret

w^, W^tf, ^^, ^?T^> thirsty, desirous, eager, sensual.

t9€^, C4<^'4, to be or become warped or crooked.

li^, r^tr«(rvc^, therefore, for that reason.

cj^9r, vs9^,--Wlf$t, the tamarind tree or its fruit.

n91«l1,ctFl, Rrnsv, a harpoon, tridetit, fishing rod.

CTBi-^. «!tf^, w% «ttw7, «n5t<^. %^, c?^, ?9r, r^rs, ^1r,

^nnrci, ^tat^R, %51, (sr^t^, ^^^, splendor,
light, lustre, glare, vividness, heat, ardor, im-
patience of affronts, fierceness, bile, vigour,
spirit, rapidity, luxuriance, strength, energy,
f/emen virile, vivacity, the active principle,
pungency, sharpness of metals, freshness,
power, dignitv, fame, fresh butter.

* Ff

226 rst^

R«Wr, tffiFWt firc^, the leaf of a species of cassia.

rs9^, "Wftf tfW^ttf^, iW'st? ^TOfif^, wlRi5RI, ardent, ener-

getic, active, high-spirited, luminous, splen*
did, famous. [pungent.

tOTW, ^!^, ^^srtT, €tj, active, energetic, bright, hot,

toWw, «ltPn5, ajtftfe, whetted, sharpened, polished, bur-
nished, [ing.

vs^y ^3j5, ^j[y|, r^st^fi, crooked, warped, awry, squint-

?:^^t^, f^rat^, to wet, moisten, make damp.

rs^W, f^'STOW^ ^, three storied, having three stories.

r^^ft^, «t*w «rtif, a wide-extended plain, [manner, so.

rs^^f ts^, — nr^'SW?, such, similar, like that ; in that

rssflk, f^% ni^ii^t, so, even so, in that manner ; such.

nn^fPlFlj w«ilc*ft^1 — ^I^WI, a cockroach.

r5«rl, ft?i|F«i, f^, oily, greasy.

c^«fT«n, h(^S, WTO, fH<^M*wl ftrw, a soldier, a native of the

Telinga coast, a species of red ant.

TO»rtl^, c^TtV,' smelling of or stained with oil, oily.

r5#, ^^ftr^, — ?R5^, an oilman, an oil presser or seller.

i^9m, fnm^ ftrftfe tsR/, «rP55?, metalic, made of metal.

^^f^?t?, ^rt"^, of or relating to the Yajiir Veda, studying

the Yajiir Veda.

^^!^ft?^, ^wrtiw^^, a follower of the Yajiir Veda.

r^, tOT,— f^WHt?, ^^, oil, fat, unctuous matter^

\^59i9f, i3Pf ftW^, ^w^c^, P!T1, the Telinga coast, a soldier.

rOT*tl, r>OT^ftflprt, — rs'T^, a cockroach.

t^«i*^f»^, ^*i5f^> amber or some similar gem.

rwt^, fi58P!Hjifl^, seeds &c. from which oil is expressed.

raw, 'Wfti, 15^«i^^, a child, offspring, son or daughter.

i:^?-1, ^•rf^^rg Wfc^^, the violence of a stream.

rw^^i-'irr^, tt«^, ^w^, f^?^^, Pr^nr, to break, to change

money for smaller coin, to dishonor, calum-
niate, crimiqat^, abuse.

CTtT^, ^^ ^Sta^ €t?, a mouldering bank or precipice.

rat^, ^[SRT, 5^tM1, an ornament for the wrist. [house.

**'*'» ^^f •tjmpSl, a purse, bag of money, the eaves of a

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Wtnfr, ^ilW^, ^tft, ^WvtWl, rice-gruel, rice-water, the

changing of money.
CTT^^it, «y^<>^l, '9i'^\ ?E^, a stammerer, one who stutters*.
WT*t?t, ^J^Wl, a bundle, parcel, portmanteau.
U|4>i»ir, vit^fT^f ^^^, to shrivel up, wrinkle, shrink up,
rat?, Wf, ^ftif, ^nf?, water.
tsttfk, c^tyf^ft, — ^^, 3FiT^, the sea, the ocean,
rsu^i, ivr^, ^firttil, a porch, arched gateway, portal,

outer door, a porch near a ghat, a mound,
rartw, wtW,— '•rrtt sfwt ^w\n, a rupee's weight, (pi

gold or silver.)
WWW, ^tWr, ^^t'T, c^tfw, ^♦lt«w, ^t?^, to raise a^^

weight* lift or take up, peel, strip, pull off,

erase, root up, vomit. [dresses.

CTWrt^Wf , ^^nctJH 5;^ ^, holiday clothes, high-priced
rotw, f^n ^9(t^m, pleasure, satisfaction, happiness, joy,

gladness, gaiety, vivacity.
x^^, yt^H fi^sm, t»?ret, a weighing, weight.
%SW, r«ft^, ^t?1, T*f9, ftk,. left, resigned, relinquished,

'deserted, aban4o]ie4i wearied, teased, im-

.pcurtqued. , ; [foifsake, avoid, divorce.

«/«7, Um^, 'CtTWf to leave, relinquish, quit, abandou,.
^/I^, ^rn> ftWRl, ^^^^, relinquishment,, desertion,

abandonmei^t, the presenting of an offering or

oblation to the gods.
«rr^5 Pm^, relinquishing, abandoning, &c.
mrtw, f^n^fft?^ to be left, relinquished, or avoided &c,
^M\f ^9 w^» modesty, bashfulness, shame, ignominy^,
^rf^, or^nflRf, — nf^Fi, n^rtf^, ashamed, bashful, modest..
^n. f^f l^c^ ^^f on affix, three, the third.
3i|t, ^9 ni 9rtir ^t^ f^w RV> the three Vedas.
3r«c?^, ^tL* ^'^[^^'^ ^» ^>^ atom, the mote in a sunbeam.
^iV, 9V» — v?t^« ^[XTflr^, alarmed, timid, fearful, fearing^.

afraid, impatient, hurried, in a hurry.
^fff^9 Vf\f ^^% prjeservation, protection^ safety^ salva*

tion, deliverance, rescue*

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228 tM^tH

i»t5, iK^f ^^f saved, preserved, guarded, protected,

rescued, delivered. '
oTtTt, ?^ipt?f^, 3V^, a saviour; deliverer, guardian, &c.
^T^, ^?, "Wl, fear, terror, dread, awe, alarm, timidity.
arifiT^, ^Ifirs, "iPirs, terrified, afTnghted, afraid, alarmed.
3rt^, 3irffni1,— ^5?!^, ^5t^, •Wflrs, fearful, timid, timorous,

shv, alanned.
3rt^, jnpt ^?R[. fl Sanscrit precative : save ! deliver !
fir, f»^, f^« *t^ ftmrj? ^^ «rc!rr^ ??, three.
ftK^i^, ^^c^? ^31 ^<i r?rw, tucked iu three folds, (as a

Pundit s garment).

fl^» «ff?^ f^*a?t 'J* W^ ^1fi the three spices> or dried

ginger, with long and black pepper, [future.

fff^st^f, ^4WtH^f^V^, the three tipies, past, present and

^^, tH^Tl^Ht^?^, the three families of one's father,

mother and wife's father.

^^ra^, 3!^!mt^», f^*C4l^, the three principles of matter,

existence, activity and inertness, the three
sentient properties of goodness, passion and
stupidity ; three-fold, thrice. ' [of matter.

Drfl<tTSt^9 ^nv> Brahma as independant of fhe properties

Prt^^, ^«fa?«>rw», the three worlds, or heaven, earth

and hell.

fjRf , Ts^St?, f^nr? *!?•!, third, the third.

Tbw^, ^ WW nR^1, a deity or god as subject to birth,

being and destruction.

fSlW*ftt?, ^nj?, an infernal spirit or enemy of the gods.

finptfiRr, ^^> the abode ofihe gods, heaven. [phere.

ftf*t^ ^«f, ''rt^H, Swarga, heaven, the sky, the atmos-

fifitW^t, ^WT^; ^^^, a god, a deity.

fireurt, f^W?NKltTrt^5?t?, a vitiated state of the three

humours, bile, blood and phlegm.

1^^, f^iT^?, of three sorts or kinds. [forked.

Pwai?F, ^flrts f«^ <iaf f?, three-leaved, trifoliate, three-

f*^, cwt?1, "^ns nfw? ;*rrici?; a tripod, a triangular stand

used in religious ceremoniesi

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ft[<3g, f^ r?^ 1^«W^, having three curved horizontal

marks on the forehead.
raPRrt, ^•rtim^ |[|U# ^5?^ -^^ f^, the three medicinal fruits.
h^^, ftrw, — tnifr^«r, ^^^fiff3ic«f, the three objects of

human pursuit or love, wealth and religious

merit ; also other triplets.
fefcuSr, fipjj TfiRT^^, Vishnu as the dwarf taking the

three steps over the three worlds to the dis-
comfiture of Bali.
ft^3f, ^fC9? fs^T^ro^ JT^r^rW, having three bends, (as

the images of Chrishna.) [worlds.

fro?^, fSCTPF, — ^«t«n5jr*fr5T«i, the universe or three
fesrf^, ^Hitft^rf^', fft*iW^, the Hindu triad, or united

form of^Brahmd, Vishnu, and Shiva ; having

three forms,
fiwwi. ?tfti. OT^1 ^, night, the Jumna river.
r«,cm^, CTTW^JfWf^ fi^W, a lawsuit engaged in from anger,

covetousness or infatuation,
f^rsn^^, r55^v1 Wt^ fM^, Shiva or the three-eyed.
f4'W, twW, P^^? ^^, a trident, three pronged spear,

Shiva's crest. [dawn» noon and evening.

f^*^JW/-1, •nft^ VKft^ ^*W^, the three periods of the day,
f^rtzTtft, ftR^f^^o?? ^i^RI, a three year old heifer.
^, ^f», ^TH, ^*»F?, ijT^^i, ^^, ^^rtwtsTHpr, «f8Wt? ^ipr/^,

^9, ^, .loss~ destruction, failure, diminution,

deficiency, defect, fault, crime, transgression,

violation of promises and engagements, an

error, mistake,
carrt, flrft? f^, 'f'^? <tt^^/ ifPv^itfttaf?, the second Yug,

the three fires, viz : the southern, household

and sa^crificial fires,
bicsrt^/, f3f^5^, the three worlds, upper, middle and lower.
raiT^, ^t*, 5IJ, the bill or beak of a bird,
ai/^, «W^, 'C^rt?, f^T^WiPJlP, the mystic Om ; triliteral.
V/mv?, >n^, tWtWi, an extended plain.
VX^, ^n, i^TW?, Shiva.

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aj/^*^, CT W*< f^ ^tR[ '"^T'^, a solar day containing part

of three lunar days. [every third day,

^rtft[^» rsc^itfl^j ^ f^^'nr ^ ^^tf^ W, tertian, occurring

^, ^, — ""^rr^lfSs?, ^, FW, ?T^^, the skin, bark, a rind,

integument, peel, husk.

Y^cfff, CTTpff^f^Pt^ ^""^TS ftPW, circumcision.

XPTCTpr, *n*naR, feeling, touch, perception by the touch.

^yvciBir, •*'n*f4t?, '^^Ts/^, •*n»^5, palpable, perceptible

to the touch, that may be felt.

^19, 4^ilP^, W^f an imposition, tricky deceit.

^vftir, c^5W?, thy, thine, {Sanscrit,) [hurry.

^Rrt, W^t, «i^^1, speed, expedition, haste» quickness,

\?T?, T3tr3, — ^^, ftwf, speedily, quickly, expeditious-
ly, soon, early. [swift; ?oon.

^r?^, C^^^, "ttj^ hurried, hastened, quick, expeditious,

^, t^^^jrtf!* f^T^frsi, ?T«, a mason, a bricklayer.
^rit^Wl, «t^, — ?Wff?r ^, masonry, the trade of a mason,
tm, t)^,^^^, a bunch of fruit or flowers.
Wr^fsr, ^^^, ^ 1T«^, to be startled, to stand still from

fear or surprize,
ft?, r'St^t, ^°f^, a row, rank, layer, [tottering, vibrating.
trj^'-tPi, ^«r5/^?P»^, »i^, a trembling, shaking, palpitation.
«l^^^, ^M^, «f?^, to tremble, palpitate, to be agitated*

to vibrate. [a valley.

<#, «rf^, — t»«i, ^W ftonir, a bag, sack, a pelican's pouch,
tpj9l, 'tt^, w^, a bunch, a cluster. [udder.)

^^tfiffl, ^IjR^rai, CTTftra, swinging, dangling, (as a cow's
<ttf 'rift? «3rl, cvar^, m^, JT^, •fv, the bottom of a

river, &c. a row, a shelf, a sect, a party.
«tt*, ^, c^, r^^, ??, f^Jr, a pause, interval, stratum,

layer, a dash in writing; stop, hush, stay.

^ftw^, fl[f%^<i, f^^if, ^% r^^if, ^troj^, ^■'OT, WF^w, to stop,

cease, stay, xemain, continue, subsist, last^
endure, live, dwell, exist, be, pause, desist.

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itpr, ttpr, ^f^, ^[t^, a piece, bit, morsel, a place.

^tRI, ^rtjl, Cbl^liH, ipj/ji^^tfif? firiRTft^* a military post,

a police station, watch-house, place of resort
for thieves, a haunt. .

^W, ^iTW, ^tr, »?, nvjfi, the hand, a paw, claw, taIon»

fangr, a slap, blow, handful.

^rpr, w, a pillar, post, stoke, block.

uppT, f[?T, •n^?'^^, w9^9 V^» ftt^'C, to become calm

or tranquil, to cool, forbear, desist, abate,
decline in zeal, to slacken one's pace, settle
as liquids, subside.

^0^-T, Kt^ C^T«^<1T3|, a tnetal dish, a tray, a plate.

^rrSt, <^fpi, ?t^^, a vessel, dish, pot, basin.

n\n^, wprsf, inn^, ^rw^, to knead, tread, press, ram,

compress, load a gun. [side.

Wt^^, F<l?iT3rrac^r? f^ W^^p to settle as liquids, to sub-

«, ^^, «f<J,— nE«1, T^. fViN, ^•iT/, f^. spittle, saliva,

any abomination ; fye ! for shame !

^"T^, ST^^, Tt^i^, Tfai nf«^, to place, lay down, fix, ap-

point, give a name to, to spit, spit out.

tr^, w rtspT, f^lt5[^, to spit, to expectorate.

«t5^, fN^, «clr? ^«rcifTOT^, the chin.

^^, tl^, ^i1, a tuft*, cluster, bunch, tassel.

^9*1, ^5^ ^«fK ^5 ^ ^F|^, to cut or chop to pieces^

to hack, to mince.

^!^, t^?1, WT?rl, tl<i, a purse, a bag, a sack.

W«^, ?T<R, *f^T^, to place, put, set down, leave with.

WW, *rii??, ?tH, f*tti, *^v^, a collection, heap, lump,

a whole or aggregate.

Wt?, ^^sftrs ^Wf# ^c^n ^, the spatha or sheath of the

plantain, the young ear of corn or grass be-
fore it shoots from the culm or stalk.
WT^I, WSj*-, ^iwi, few, little.

WTfW, CTl^ ^v^^ fiPWprtif/^, plump, or swollen as grain

or as the plantain when ready tp shoot from
the stem or culm.

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WW-t, tttt^W, i^tt^f — 5*ti1, n'^, a tassel, . a bunch, a

cluster.
WWrt, %^f "^t^r^, ^{pi;, the face, the mouth.

U^, iffif, curds, thickened milk. [a gadfly.

^% ?¥, W^, ^FTW, tf pn, a tooth, fang, sting, bite, a snake,
T**^, ^iifH?!^, Wrtti, to bite, to sting; a bite, &'c.
^\ 'W, W^, ^, a tooth, a fang, a sting.
^^^1, ft^n, f^^(9f a tusk, fang-, large tooth, [a snake,
ir^, ^WStPsTKl, ^'S*, '^S^*^, biting, stinging; a hoar.
^^, Pr^, jr;|j, nf^^, clever, dextrous, able, skilful,

expert, acute, ingenious ; a scholar, a pundit.
^P^% ^fiiPS^/S ^Wf^, ys\^% ^c^ 'm^Pi, the south, ihe

right side, the right band, the abode of

Yama; south, southern, rights (not left.)
iff*F«rt, 5?Prt? r«W?r, f^jfj, n^s^, the fee or present to a

brahnain or a preceptor. [from N. to S.

T^F^it^T, art^«ilfl? ^9 irrt, the period of the sun's course
W, WT^, ^ffSra, ^TW, ''rftiy^, burnt, scorched, singed,

consumed. [afflict,

ff^^, riT^STT, r^Hrjt^, to burn, scorch, calcine distress,
TO1, ^«f^«i "RjRf f4C*W, unpropitious, (spoken of certain

lunar days.) .
«ff*W1, ^Btm\ tn^/, scorched or half burnt rice.
V9f tPp, — ^^f 'tf^, JTS^ri, firm, hard, tough,^ stiff, stout,

stern, brittle,
iryi. ^^3^, a thick cord, a rope.
Wft, ?^.^ a cord, string, thin rope, line.

¥% ^i, 9r|t, rp5i, •swtj, f^5p-, »rpFR, i(^, T^'im ^*ff?t5y«

. ^^W, a pilgrim's staff, a stick, handle, the

trunk of a tree, a stem, oar, sceptre, a pole of

four cubits, punishment, chastisement, a fiiiie,

an hour of twenty-four mini^ites. [tiou.

if%^, i?cti?^rt?, like a stick ; a bow, obeisance, prostra-

^^t^, fSJr^, ift^fTsr, to stand still, stand erect.

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>liniirtir« #t?rv, tttfl, staading still, erect, upright,

7tiT4t«, fti|P6/t^, ^itvi^, the condition of a pilgrim.

wort, w*. — ^ftiftmlt, «nin*, retiring from the worid,

assuming the pilgrim's staff; a pilgrim, a reli*
giouB mendicant.

WV, fti4tv» — *1W^» WfNt?, f^fj^^t?, punishable, de-
serving of punishment, liable to fine.

W9f ^W» 'rt^ ^JT ftWOE, ntt (^rt^, given, bestowed ; a

title given to Vaisyas and some Kiyasthas.

«PW*|«i, Pnrt*l^iit^«/VCTWtw/^«j, an adopted son (given

up by hii^ parents.)

^» Pntfvimrt, ^^>/: given in marriage* betrothed.

wwn(\, ^m^tn^^, an adopted son, (self-given).

9^, 94|ti[T^, «I^C9T^, cutaneous or herpetic eruptions,

ring- worm.

^» W^ft^ 9f|, cf^, curds, coagulated milk.

^nv, ^sq^, tfP9Sf ail Asur or demon, /an inferiial being.

<?l. #T«, f^H, ^, a tooth, tusk, fang.

«A« W^f an elephant. [v;ums.

W|ii, ^1¥Y, ffXOi WVf\, the root or socket of a tooth, the

ipi/, «« 9rc^^ %iil1|[9, dental, referring or belonging

to the teeth.

W19, inm, fl^f having large or projecting teeth.

^(^, 9^ W^'^^f '^'Ipfl* pride, arrogance, self-impor-
tance, severity.

V^c^-^VT^, w^f ppr, to trample; tread under foot.

W^j^n, 9^JW^, n^, to start at, be startled, retreat.'

Vf^lU ^I^FIf ^, vif<n^, very distant, remote, far off.

ii^^nrPT> |?^» ^t» farther, more distant, remote, youngest.

W, ^Itftfc ^4(l)nBK94 ^^* ^rtlWl, ^rtT, ^wpfTf^, punish-
ment, penalty, self-command, self-restraint,
command of the pass^ns, &c. a boasts am-
bition, wheedling, coaxing,
^PfhPJW, '^Wr, ^n^^t^, ^f^S^lf ^H^^f t^» to sub-
due, subject, reduce, tame, restrain, suppress,
punish, reprimand, torment, dethrone.

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^n^f vtfli zw ^BVRt^ ^ ftrlw, a sere* jack^ a crane,

Ki^9^, OT ^tc«r^iit^ «i|va ^ f^ic"n, a syringe, a squirt.

ipf^9 kvn^f to sinJi, fall lower, sink down, settle.

W^t*, irtfWf^, ^St^W^, husband and wife,

i|W, 'Wf**^?, 'W^, ^itfir, pride» arrogance, self-impor-
tance, boasting, bullying, deceit, cheating,
hypocrisy, wickedness.

m ♦*?!»« ^OW? lil, ^»«»1, ^W1, ^i«f, pity, compas-
sion, sympathy, kindness, clemency, mercy,
lenity, indulgence. [cious, merciful.

f?1^» ^^itH, ^iRt^» compassionate, sympathizing, gra-

9t%*9, ^^^O"^ favoured, compassionated, accepted.

fjii, ^t^pr, •BPsr, ft^t^, to moulder away, decay, spoil.

W^, Iff ftr*J,«riW« ^•rt*r«r, a species of long grass, a mat

made of it used for building huts and fences.

im, ^if ^^9 mouldering,, putrid.

«^, ^^VPI invf^, fi^, poor, needy, indigent, distressed^

wretched. * .

ifft, n^rsf f^, ff|f , ^RTf, 5TO?^, 'Ht^jfiw, a care, cavern,

grotlo, glen, valley, a carpet ; modern, new.

fi^, ^I5|wt?^ ^Wl[*twl, ^^'itf, ftaw, «wn, pride, arro*

gance, self-importance, a boast, courage,
power^ energy, splendour.

9*^9 ^>nK t^*M, a mirror, looking glass, the eye.

ff^, W^, — iftf^, ^Hwtt^, proud, arrogant, boasting,

self- important, insulting.

ijft, fV^, a bdle, a spopn.

W^, ^ ^^> ^R«9 ^ the Cusha or sacrificial grass.

W^, W^'T, ^mCTTFsr, W^, ^fif^ ?«^, <fW/w iT^w, to see,

view, observe, survey, visit, appear, come
into view, be seen.

f^, ^fi> ^rtCTW^, ci^, ^% ^ im^tfif ff -mi, sight,

view, vision, an interview, si^rvey, prospect,
scene, a visit, a dreamy the eye, a philosophi-
cal school or system. [meetiag^.
iK^# V9i, nifiWfk^, a sight offering, a present a.t

H^y m#t^9 <cnPMw, tashev, exhibit, expose, displays

explain. [rent, visible.

^lM9, l^ritVw^, ^9f!i%, «r¥Hf seen, shewn, exhibited, appa-
W^, fsrftw, seeing, viewing, beholding,. &c.

^ttir, ?n» T''^^ ^ sheath, scabbard, apart; por-
tion, fragment, a party, division,, body of
(voops, a heap or quantity, a leaf, blade of
grass, petal,, a sail, duckweed, &c. the thickr
ness of a board, &c.

wn, ^PRJW ^fi*OT, ^iwt^v, soaking, heavy, incessant,.

(as rain,) thick or heavy (as a road after rain.)

WPT'-^iif^, n^, nPft^f IPW, it^, to tread down, trample,

knead, bruise, press.

iTliFS, Hfi^, ftfK t|f%«, fi#Vi« trodden, split, divided^

broken, full blown, expanded.

9|It, 4t?, ^irvf^^ v^ivPiTl» a sort of sugar, a ball of rice ;

boggy, quaking.

W, AWKl •t^, ten.

V^, W^ ^^1, ten gandas (in arithmetic.)

f'^^PTl, ^^ *1T1, a small treatise oa numeration;

>P17, 9«, ?W» a tooth. [different roots.

iPf^, ^tursr l^t^, a medicament prepared from ten

'"N* ^R^1» ♦t^f ^fw, |l»RWfe ^Cli t?W, a state, condition*-

circumstance, situation in life, period of life,
the wick of a lamp, end of a garment, &c.

'rtlft'^, w4\^ff 'iprw, unlucky, destitute, forlorn.

VH, tct^f^Biipr, pewter, zinc^ lapis calaminaris.

^3 W?, «W1^, tSlttn, i^WMrfWlt, a robber, plunderer;

thief, housebreaker, an oppressor.

«^» ^>79tf "wn^, a deep place in a river, an abyss, eddy.

wc^f fPRf ^irft, c*ttTt> to bum, be consumed ; fire, a

burning, combustion.

fT, ^9tfr, ^Ftvtw, a sickle, bill-hook, cleaver.

Vt^ f3P, a ringworm, a tetter.

wfttlifl, <«vaiV9, a reaper^ a coro-cutter.

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23flr 9ttn

W\^^, ^fZW^f ^^^^, to reap, to mew.

Wl*/, CT^^/, skill, cleverness, capacity, address.

if t?, CT|5Wr«, wr?5it1%, Pr«^. TO, an oaf, a perch for birds,

a fine, punishments
it?-1, W, ?fsT, w^, ^, rij, ft^, a tooth, fanjr, serrature,

the claw of a crab; forceps of an insect, bill of

a bird, ward of a key, the chin.

*'ni, irf«, ^u^m^ ^win?, ^rw, ^4. ^^, wprti. r«i?|t^,

Wtt^, ^irt, a custom, practice, usag«, conduct^
behaviour, way. method, mode, a staff, a bat,
a clew, guide, the back-bone, a balk or ridge;
punished, fined, standing,* upright.
iftTt^, WTrtWt^ ^tWPr, IWr, ta stand, stand erect or still.

^iflp, the chin, the beardr
Wt^, wtfSw ^^, the pomegranate tree or its fruit.

a rower, boatman, waterman, a balk, hdge«
scale-beam, an ignorant person, the stop ( \ )
in writing.

»t%l, W?1, mit, a club, cudgel, bat, bar.

^T8f W, ?HR, ft^^, a tooth, serrature, tusk.

if r«t«l, ^^it, ^l^*(^, having large teeth or tusks ; a boar.

tft\1rt, ^?W9 f^i, large-toothed, having projecting teethe

WWl, ift^,— W wr^ 3wnr, ?M!ii. iw^/, a gWer, donor, bo-

stower ; generous, charitable, bountiful, mu-
nificent, liberal.

««t*5, 5Wft, ^Wr, a sickle, bilMiook, cleaver.

WW, w/>^5]W, r^wtwf , an elder brother, a grandfather.

ift^, ifv, aring-worm. [largess, alms.

^'^* T^''^ ^^wf, W^, t^wt, a gift^ donation, preseat,

W»W, ^f^WT^ fiirt^, ^^Jtflpw? fliPt, a deed of gift, a graat^

a will, a testament.

ifP^, 1W*— '^rg?, a demon, evil spirit, an Asur.

^^^' ???f ^'^^ ^ ^^^' ^ ^^^*y- [bountiful,

^^^n^n^ti, ^Nft^ Wii, iitwx, exceedingly gmeroas^ liberal

ft? WT

. mon, spectre^ ghost, the troops of the gods*

corn, a seed, grain of com or sand, a pearl,

a gem, a sort of neck-lace. [bountiful.

vr^. mw«t%, irt^n^N, receiving gifts or alms, liberal,

?t^f1, f^vc^Klrs, ^f9, offered, given in oblation.

W¥, ^■ffPi>5, ^rthw, fkcilRnr, vw/t? n^ 'rt^;?^ subdued,

tamed, daimted, devoted, patient nnder
privation or penance, &c.
irTf%, ^^, *l?rivi, ^fWfl^4ff subjection, submission,

humiliation, self-denial, patient endurance

of austerities or privations. [pride.

WW, ♦nm?1, ^«t^, iK a stamping violently, potency,

m^Nt?, in^/. — ir^mT'f/, punishable, fineable, amenable.

W^pr-^m^, •fW?^, •rtirtftn W«R, to stamp, shake off by

stamping. [awarded.

?rfH^, ^'ii'Wftrs, ftwiflW, condemned, fined, adjudged,
wwr-^w, FWT, ifHT, wi^y WT^Wf ^Wf?H, '^Asinm^, to

squeeze, press down or together, flatten,
smoothe, stifle; quash, conceal, peculate,
to subdue or govern the passions.

ifWll^.Wttrwi, — ^prjr^imtf, the conflagration of a forest.

^W, ^mSf ?^, W?t«n» price, cost, a rope, a girdle, &c.

pond-weed.

Wt^» ^Wf f^<B^ ^^f an ox, castrated bullock, gelding.

fW^f wn^f — in, irft, ^i^9 ^W ^fff^^f a rope, string,

cord, tethering rope, girdle, ribband, the flap
or skirt of a garment.

viwl, ti9t?, w^, a clown, a rope, a cord, a species of bird.

WW, WlWfl, — ^y^;^, a species of drum. -

wtftw, ^(kcfirn, ii?s IMi*, ft1((W^, a brat, a cross child ;

peevish, changeable, capricious.

Wt^, ^ir^, ^iffwiltit, proud, boasting, blustering^ im-
perious, hypocritical.

f^ff, intW^f ^'rtWWt ^HRW,' ^«lWT5r, n^.

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U ^WltWii, ^rt^t*^, a gift, donatiOD, niip^
tial pr^seiit^ portion, inheritance, heritable
property, danger, difficulty, loss, destruction^
trouble, a breaking, dividing, irony, a charge,
allegation, law-suit, pretension^ tenure, debt,
responsibility, a place, a cK^ite, reference or
' relation to, a quittance, discharge, indemnifi-
cation, [cent ; a giver, accuser.

ff?^, W^ t«R, Wt^rtlW, Cft^f) giving, bountiful, munifi-

fWf> ^9 ^irfPPWft, ^itf^, 'Wilt, a son, an heir, a kins-

man who may inherit, a claimant.

WX9ttf ^nimf, claimable, cognizable at law.

Wiflf 'fttw, ft'rtN, nn^^^ ZtP'l^, ^tl**, «rt^Wtft, giving^

liberal, responsible ; a debtor, one in trouble,
a defendant, (in a law suit.)

Wtj-1, ifr, •fff, wt?1, a wife, a married woman*.

Wwff in*ftF?1,— Prtt^, •ftPi*?, marriage.

irrx^, ^Ft^, ^Pl^, to tear, rend, split, divide, crack.

irBnTf f^ ftrw, *ttf1, finp, 'ifai. a sort of poison, quick*

silver, vermillion,: the ocean. . [ness.

iftflV, f^^"^, poverty, indigence, distress, wretched-

Vtft, f^tft^f ^/l^vcitft* having a wife or wives, an adul-
terer, [wine, gunpowder.

WtW, ^^,irfif?1f ^ttW, wood, timber, spirituous liquors,.

ftjRF, ^^» a doll, a puppet, Chrishna's charioteer.

VtWtMt, itmA4t, cinnamon. [from wood.

vnra, WtW^f — ^^M^, wooden, made of or produced

WtW% ^iftiw, ^^f ^^ff "^fm^n, frightful, terrific, diffi-
cult, hard, cruel, unfeeling.

Wll^/> fF^f ^^/> firmness, hardness, stability, strength.

fHJr^, iK%nvi, jacquainted with the Darshans, of en-
larged views, [simile, an archetype.

Rtiw, i«lfli«, %*lCT?,/irnK the tbipft elucidated, by a

irt«i^ 9ilt? d^(^> split peas or othe^ pulse.

Vtf^f VtffV !N|, the pomegranate. [Shddra, fisherman.

ffr^ m^f l^FVi, hf^ ^f a servant, slave^ bondsman.

IMfel fi3&

^, <N|V, ^, a slave girl, maid servant; the i^ife of a

slave or Shudra. [servile, slavish,

«W/, tirtrtM5wi, Wt'i^, slavery, servitude, dependance;

^» ^, ^^. a burning, a conflagration, idflammation,

heat.

Vtrr, C*IT7Pr, ^t*ft^, to burn, sear, inflame, cauterize.

f};^, "kf^tn, a place where the dead are burned.

ft^, f^,— ^ff^ri, ^f^, c^H, <WF, a point, quarter, region,

^ifle, part) party.

tif^vff^, t^f^tn — 9^<av, the regent of one of the quarters

of the vrorld.

fiCT, l^ctt, — 9inf, •Itw, f^RKCv, to, towards.

ft**^. flf^t ^Biw/ ^'iWt'T, ^*w» iWfrtt, naked, stripped, un-
clad ; Shiva, a naked mendicant.

fif^ffp^, *i4JiUC1l#'Hf, a general view, survey, look round.

Vi^n^. f^otf ^d^tn^f a universal conflagration of the world*

ffm^ f^^iTf^ ^^, ^19, a poisoned arrow ; smeared,

anointed, vubbed with.

1Ntm«, ^9, H^f. ^tUm^, naked ; Shiva, Kill.

W^n9t, ftffMT^, conquering the universe, invincible.

fcfirfip^, ^WsiUfft, jmi, every quarter, every direction, eve-
. ry where.

Vf^^f ^f^y a wandering about, a roving^ voyaging^

t^^, W»#W1, generosity, a veish to give.

9r-^ irP^lN, wr^/, desirous to give, generous, liberal.

IWtw, wn^ fjt, xmn^ ^ *I1^, a virgin widow remarried^

or her husband.

t^R, ^/WfllH'' ^fi, ^iic?t?t3f, day time, a day, time, date*

1ini93i, ft*i*lWl, Br^^— ^jf, the sun.

l&'T^fW, wt^ mft^f ^WR^, %«Milft#1, the spending, passing

or lapse of time, a livelihood.

fljf^nff, (lf4J!#|ii, day» daytime.

fiff^nrt, ft^fiw n^rw, a day's wages, daily hire.

t^. tiffir, — ^^ttW, "^n^t^f the sky, the atmosphere.

Dnfi^ 9l^9 a day.

fk^^P9, ^nf^» ^WH^n, daily, diurnal, proper for the day/

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mtltW, flUwawjr, 'itftF*, of or belonging to the day.

fW, ticnfm, 1^«W1CT, day ; by day, in the day time, .

n^^l^f ^A the sun. [day, an owl, &c*

ISntW, 'OftJI flfW cifftm^ •ttf , WWtft, unable to see by

flro, 4^, ^Vl, ^liW, "W*, divine, excellent, beautiful ;

an oath. [couragement.

nn, «tf|«t, H^tntTf Ci7^» an oath, an appeal to God, en*

Unit, ft^, 9^, a point of the compass, quarter, region.

1HT^1?1, ^^^^ni|i1, lost, bewildered. [fate, destiny.

flikf ftK^» ^(f^9 WT^SV, known, shewn, pointed out;

fNW, ^prt^. ^*f a priest, a spiritual guide.

ffm, viRl, ^5«tj¥, WPJif^, the performance of worshipp

oblation or sacrifice, the preliminary cere-
monies, the receiving of instruction or the
initiatory mantra or incantation.

ftf^, mimsr^Y, %m^pw, nmnnp, engaged in worship,

sacrifice or oblation, imparting instruction,
giving the initiatory mantra.

ft^, Wt, — ftfl^, W^WIW?, an oblong pond.

^, d^Tftw, — irfl^ {tf^, poor, needy, distressed, miser-
able, wretched.

ft^rnr, nnnwtif )Spn» a golden ornament, a seal, a certain

coin, a dinar, a certain weight of gold.

Kt^'^f ^N^ ^tCt, %^, a lamp, light, candle, torch.

1Hn9, «wrw, HWf^, r^JW^, ^WWI?, enlightening, il-
luminating, kindling, inflaming, beautifying^
perspicuous ; a rhetorical beauty, elegance of
expression.

4t*Pr, rl1V7, «r^V«R, to shine, blate, be luminous or light..

#(^Wil, V^ ^^, a lamp stand, a candlestick.

4t*ttf^, rmn^, brilliant, luminous, clear, perspicuous.

WH^ ftti, — 4f^«T«, ifmPw, rwnfli^, v^ift^, lighted up.

blazing, made to shine, luminous, splendid,
inade clear, elucidated,
•f^, WW, «nFW, CTl^/, light, splendour, brilliancy,

effulgence, illumination, beauty.

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W^^pr, SrtfT,— tWH/m^, ^^ft«, rlWt%^, luminous, shin-
ing, bright, refulgent, illustrious. [dent.

^/wT^, rnt^nwr, «WfW, shining, conspicuous, clear, evi-

i?tWPT, ^t^ west ^rt^racw, under bestowment, being bes-
towed.

ift?l, ift^, m^% a light, a lamp.

fm\ mw, ^ir, ^, long, tall, lofty, prolonged.

^t^^^FT?. ZBW\^ «tf^ti, tall, high in stature.

^lTO«l, ^mni^lftftl^, ^nm ^fyt, long-thighed, spindle- shank-
ed; a crane.

ftifStl^, 4it#1«iaj)4), long-lived. [wise; a vulture.

WipiT, 5?if^, ^If^^, ^, seeing far, foresighted, prudent,

irt^j^^y ftf^, ^nrrs, f^f^rf??!, tedious, dilatory, slow,

procrastinating.

iJtHT-i"m»i, fT^i|T7t,r a sigh, a long drawn breath.

W^*l, <WwfHf fwW, ^t^tt, a large oblong pond or tank,

^taf, •nrWTT, «W?, in length, lengthwise.

If ^.—% «^ ftrtr, two.

^^, ^^^nflJi ^«rf^tCT ^< t^^?^, to milk an animal.
^A^, «^5f f^ if^, ^4^^ Hf¥f, one or two, several, a few.

fi^. ^t?1, VICTtf, irtl^wt, rtW, qj^, ^, a pain, ache,

distress, poverty, affliction, grief, sorrow,
vexation, misery, trouble, labour.

V^* ^iAt^,— f|f^, ifQra, afflicted, in pain, distressed,

wretched, miserable, poor;

^4lt|, ^i^Vff, tl4t, inclined to evil, ill-disposed, ill-
natured, vicious, malicious.

^^('nr^, f^^ ^9T^, a time of affliction, a season of disti^ss.

^t^-/» ^ 1^, ^If5«r9 ^% hard to be borne, scarcely en-
durable, intolerable. [sumption.

^i^nipr, 5T«r8ir, Prtirsi, rt^, rashness, temerity, pre.

f?T» V^> fl^T^illt, f^«(W, ^»^, disagreeably circum-
stanced, in pain or trouble, distressed, unfor-
tunate; poor, needy.

^yttt^ t^WTsr, an unpleasant dream, nightmare.

^^»rf^, «r^«9, fltWlOhW, fffiiin, an impostor, a turn-coat.

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fjl, t5»~^f?», #?. milk ; mUked (as an animal).
JWIWPI/, ,^iff%f^, ff^Wf a sucking infant or other animal,
f^^, fJHF, ^W?#1, laconic, brief.
^-1, f^-1,— flWI^l, two fold, twice as much,
fjre, ^f^, fl>ftCSI*1t!l, ftKl, two objects, a thing and its

alternative, a dilemma.

^^f i;firai, — ^^^IWff/, ^ftW, ^19%^, sucking, living on

milk, producing milk, milky, milch.

%ft^ vst^, ciTWl* ^<«r5tfir5 ■t^/ w^*i ^w, a sort of boat

or ship, a windmill.

^1^, t?^' V^' stubborn, refractory, turbulent, unruly,

V^9 nrft, a sort of long trumpet, a celebrated giant.

^1^1^, ^tspr, z^Vpff to fold, to double, to turn as the

edge of a weapon, to bend.

f?[^^, mt ^^St bad fortune, evil destiny, a hard fate.

n«, ^i, rt^, ^WW/, ^Norft, wicked, vicious, unruly,

impudent, severe, oppressive.

fpnn, f<^*n, ^•NF, adversity, calamity, distress.

^?Tt^» ^r^^» profligate, vicious, wicked.

Wrtrif ^^f f^^f <^» ^n^, profligate, wicked, unjust,

severe, tyrannical, oppressive.

^nt^y ^^^(t^/, scurrilous or abusive language, abuse.

^?W?f fji'nni, evil-minded, malicious, evil-intentioned.

irt|«, ♦tW, ♦tPtt, ♦W, ^i, sin; sinful, vitiated, tainted,

musty, putrid, rotten. [ved.

^¥, ^rf%>ro, •ttf^J, very bad, very wicked, very depra-

ra^, ^, ?rf^, ^^K/, abstruse, obscure, difficult, hard.

w<f, ^^/, ^, difficult of access, a castle, fort, for-
tress, tower.

Wfe, Wi^, ijflfZB, wretched, miserable, poor, needy.

w^fk, t9^t ?1f^' I^CSTSI, distress, hardship, wretched-
ness, misery, poverty. [ill-scented.

V^, ^5tT, ^S^* ^ stench, unpleasant scent ; foetid,

^, ^^/, inaccessible, impenetrable, impassable,

difficult.

|ffi, ^^t^, a goddessi the consort of Sfaiva.

ni, ^^(tKS, ^^iifitf difficult, hard to be accomplished,

calamitous. [cutastance.

9^7, v^ffA calamity, misfortune, a disagreeable eir-

\^^» ^, ^jL» <•». ^•KS*, «1tW», ill-natured, surly, male*

volent, cruel, tyrannical, unruly, wicked, mis-
chievous, [earned victory.

H^. ^^nv/i 9^>n U^, difficult to be subdued ; a bard

^^m, ^9^A not easily subdued or suppressed-

^fiT^, vw?, vn\^n ^, U^^rtM, bad or rainy weather,

a wet or cloudy day, a seasop of calamity.

^, ^«R/W, ^»r*ni, scarcely visible.

fJ^, f4*lRl. ^iftri, calamity, misery, adversity, danger.

V^^f ^^^f il|twt«i, to tremble, shake, palpitate.

l^, f^i#«» "si^fY, not to be abashed, qonfident, bold,

shameless, impudent.

f^, ^Mrtf^» ^^» f^, an ill name, bad reputation or

character, obloquy, slander.

f 4t%, ^P^'tt, obtained with difficulty. [tration.

Tf(%^ ^W)t?, '•iHcrt?, injustice, impolicy, maJ-adminis-

\^W\ ^5^ 'Rtn?, ^, a bad road, e?il conduct ; pro*

fligate, vicious. [ated.

f^, ^nfurtf, M^n, weak, feeble, infirm, impotent, emaei-

ff^v, il^*2r^, ^, of a bad sort or kind, bad, wicked.

^f%, fp<W — «IJT, ^mt^f f^, ^f ^<>^, stupidity,

obstinacy in evil ; stupid, obstinate, wicked,
crafty ; a cheat, a rogue.

f^W, vjtil* ^^tV^f ^«. "m^KS, ^oifBwi, ill-disposed,

wicked, oppressive, unruly, unmanageable,
ungovernable, ravenous.

^jOWtj. f^trnr, ^ftl*N5ff evil conduct or practice, self-
denial, mortification.

^«i1, ^iHtyvpfjTI, a wife hated or disliked by her husband.

f^i^/, fV^ l*19*nw» a misfortune, ill luck.

4|JV^/, ^Mw, ift^Pil, a famine, dearth, scarcity.

\fq, cMl^ VI, ipmM|V, «ir^f infatuated, blinded by

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pride, intoxicated with success or praise^ re-
joicing in evil. [thoughtful.
f^^, ^ftirft^, fJwj, sad, sorrowful, dejec^ted, anxious,
f^jl, ^•rSl^ ''^rtfswsf , a cocoanut when soft or half ripe.
V(^^ f«*?rFrft, ^•rfS^nr^, abusive, foul-mouthed, scur-
rilous, [priced.
5^/, '•rWl, T?Ttf;, a high price, dearness ; dear, high-
W^K\, ^i«rpr, f^rrtt^, dull, stupid, of slender intellect.

badly joined, cloudy, inclement; a bad join-
ing, an evil connection, a compliication of
difficulties.

faf^^i, ^^y9^p9 f^, an evil mark, unlucky sign, ill omen.

^f^-/, f St**/, 'f^rt/, difficult of attainment, scarce, rare.

^Wf ^^^9 ft^tW, f?W, inimical, ill-disposed ; an enemy.

^wr^r, z^pit ^?T^« a dandling, a fondling, fondness.

T«n«r/, fSeRT, ^W, riR^ft^, dear, beloved, fondled ; a dar-
ling, a beloved object.

ijfSm, ^H<1<, ^W3, a bearer, palkee-bearer, porter.

^■C^, ir^4Pf^, ft^, an evil disposition; ill-disposed,

vicious. [tressing, wicked.

fj^, ^Fftn^r, tft^, ♦tt^fhn, difficult, hard, severe, dis-

^< ^ftrjn,— ^^55?1, ^% ^/tW?, an evil act, a crime,

sin, fornication. [cious.

fjwfl, fj>f^, — ^*lt. ^^» wicked, profligate, criminal, ri-

V^^, nw, ^3F?1, ^TO, ^•ft, sin, wickedness, crime, guilt;

evilj wicked. [distress.

V|, «!tTt, ^5^, pain, suffering, vexation, affliction;

^, ^]^, — ^qj^ffSrPni, ^rsj, suffering pain, poor, afflict-
ed, vexed, &c.

fi, ^i •ITf^, ^ra% ft3Wt«W?«i, ^««, iw, vile, wick-
ed, vicious, depraved, dissolute, impure, im-
pudent, dishonest, turbulent, wrong, evil,
improper. , [lainy, turpitude.

ij^tftr, ^^it^, »f*^t^, wickedness, dissoluteness, vil-

f ^w, tlw^CT^, difficult of digestion, indigestible.

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tTffit* fjt?f — ^"TOWtf. ^fPrcN/, impassable, insurmount-
able, hard to be gotten over, unavoidable.

f^f?, ^^W^t^Ht?, "^(^^^9 hard to please, nice, unfilled.

^J^, CTt^ ^t^l? f^c*W, a coarse cloth made of double

threads. [miserable, poor.

f^» fWflf IJ^* ^^f disagreeably situated, afflicted, ,

fjntjr, ^WR, of both, of two persons (referred to.)

fn*^* «RPit*t, «PR1«, W/< f^ ^ f^ v^f^TRf^, ambi-
dexter, double-minded, having t^vo objects*
eating or working with both hands.

1^, ^, ^^, a daughter.

f^prpr, ^t^ cimr^ l[^(cic:W9 under the operation of milking.

^, Uir^, i^. ^. C71^. a messenger, ambassador,

angel, spy, a procurer, pander, pimp.

^, X^i^, ^^. a female messenger, procuress, bawd.

n» ^Rvrflr^, ^ra?, ^frftc^, distant, remote; distance;

far, afar, away.

fW^, flWWT', ♦rfli^wKt, f^, ^9 far-seeing^ provident,

sagacious, wise ; a vulture.

^^Itfjr, 'nfti, ^ini/^W?, far and near, every where ; very far,

very distant* ,

1^, ^n fkt^, a species of -excellent grass, bent grass.

W, ^, 'vrrr'C, fSwn, Wtw «W«f^, ^ti^r, v^'ntr, a fault,

guilt, blame, reproach ; to convict, condemn,
confute, point out faults, blame, reproach.

^^t^, f^HR^, occasioning guilt, reproachful.

^j, fWflro, ^t^, condemnable, blamable, confutable ;

a tent. [like.

f^» ^^f W^9 W^^9 ^W, an eye, sight; in camp, seeing,

'^Vft«, ^4cm^*4, a look, regard, survey, view.

^, "W, ^^, ^TWf', i[T??f, WNr, ^w?, ft*, f|rj, r>¥»

firm, hard, stifi*, strong, tight, tough, solid,
fast, stable, fixed, sure, irrevocable, inviola--
ble, strict, resolute, accuratte.

^prt4l, ftr)nvirf, ^n/irt^t, affirming, asserting confidently^

faithful to his word.

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ffWt'Tf ffwpr, —^it^jFrt, <W/f , f^N^r, fW^Hi, firm p«saa8i<»^

assurance, conviction, certainty.

^/, »yMt»j[, ^Wiy visible, perceptibly, handsome.

^, ♦fip^, '•Hwiirw, «r»;^, seen, viewed, beheld, ob*

served, apparent.

^^t, ^7^nrtr7, "i"^, seemingly, ostensibly, apparently.

i^f ^f(^% ^S^m> an example, iUustratioiij proofs si*

mile, metaphor, parable.

ff^ 'iltCTW^, Mlt^\ wp^rw, a view, look, glance, regard,

sight, vision, a scene, a prospect.

f ficW?, wiCTT^^, ^rwtrs, an object of ais^t>; witfajm

view, in sight.

^rWl» Wilf c^5wft, the pupil of the ^e.

f ci, «l^irTr5r,^wwW, apparently, seemingly, in pretence.

ciF%|t, ^atfT^l, IT?* a vestibule, Qntranc^, poreh«

vf^, cipn^t <>N?4^<tlWt, a temple, one who bolds or

superintends the charakpdj^

W^, W^ftW, — ^rsn^^r, abwkrupt

CR^, Ttf^ iltc^ ^f^c^, an illumination on the new

moon of the month Kirtic.

W«^, Uf^Pj^i, 'i^, r*ic4V«i, ^t?Ri% to give, present, grant,

offer, admit, allow.

W<w, w^9 '*i4Wl*«*,,5»pnr, to see, look, view, behol4»

observe, spy, regard, visit. [visit.

PW1, Tiff W5, ^RtCTWf^, 'ftwt^, a view, sight, look, glance,

CR^rt^, WSW^i, evidently, plainly t clearly. [other.

zi74tinrfit, ^^^^t^M, ''i^l^^f face to face; an imitation of an.

^tttw, w^% ^cfTTH^, to shew, point out, manifest, dis-
play, exhibit.

W<tW, ^/, «Pf?8, perceivable, &c. one who shews, &e.

prfHi*iR, «^|«ii*iH, ''ifiWir «#t<%^K refulgent, resplen-
dent, conspicuous. [ought to be given.

OPrt, Ktn, «rt^, f^cW41?, a debt, gift, oblation, what

Wff\, ^P9, T^^Sf^t offered as an oblation, given to

Brahmins. [kiog^^iearsaaof fank;iur.

w^f ^Wf • ^i St*, tfpPH^, it^, vif^ a god, dssmpn.

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tn^f ^t^ ^Vf9t, Chrishna*8 mother.
ORfgjr, i^w, cloves, the clove tree. [grotto.

cf^tT^^i ^m^nv4 winf , ft natural pond, cave, cavem»
cvi^r^^, rm? "nf, ^Hf^ninr, thonder, a clap of thunder.
wwi, iR?, ^t^, ?WH, a god, a deity, the clouds, the

heavens.
WWt»nr, ORt«f?, — ^>P|?5iT^, a temple, or image-house.
ORf, w^Jrittf, ^w?^R, cw^rftlrtff^, deity, godhead,

divinity, deification. [lands.

rR9, ciR^, ^^?^> the endowment of a temple, temple
iWWr, t^rnfir«, tWT*w, ^^, given to or by a god,

some one (name unknown), something.
W^BJff, yif ftrw, a species of pine.
c?^, CiRC4^9, ^^, an angel or messenger of the gods.
cnMr, ^?fftin, ^iNyv^ firmly believing in God, pious,

religious ; a theist.
CRf7)1, 4Nr?(srei, theism, a firm fa^elief in God.
W'tW, »pH>WjHH*<1, «ftm^, idolatry, image-worship.
CWP^, tWil, a harlot, a courtezan. [ing.

<n^4t; onm^/, ^^ftcytf^, an oracle, a divine word or say*
ORWTW, ^*l«ft^ ^, %«^^^5frtN VfVjINi ??1, an idolatrous

procession or carriage of sacred images.
UtH^lfHi, %*wnwi, v^stf^, CH4siPr^, a demigod, deemon, super*

human being ; descended from a god.
Wfj, ♦rt^ *Prt^, a husband's younger brother.
cmf^, ^hWtti) iif^, a Rishi or celestial saint, a divine sage.
vmif CiF^^m#4t, ^S^ ^(tW^, an attendant on an idol, a

low Brahmin who lives on the offerings to an

idol which he attends for hire, a certain Muni.
OHRSfpF, ^m^iPV^nr, ^^ heaven, the abode of the gods.
W^ipi, OTi^H, WiW?, — Jrt^, a temple, a pagoda.
IWT. W^«t« 3W/, lW*|«n<«fXtt^' ^» a religious endoviN

ment, consecrated property, &c. [the gods.
IWUp**!^ 'fSJir, «5jt1|r, an infernal being,^ one who injures
Vfti^ omnKv fit, iwri ^illWrw ift, ^#l"l4<t, Durgi, any

iroddess. a oueen. a woman cf rank : madam.

248 hn

W?, ?PTOfTW, ^^, «1ftrttV, fit to be given, that ought

to be given » due, payable.

CW, ^f1*t% ^^, ^V9^3 Xt^f ^, a country, region, pro-
vince, tract, spot, place, side, part of the
body. [where.

WW?, ^^f ^/t«» ^31, full, abundant, pervading, every

apmP(«1, CTMtl^^lf*,— '^iflBrtP, ?tVtfiRFTft, a sovereign, king,

ruler, governor.

vnnf cwrns :^, the boundary of a country, a frontier.

CWTW, ftOH, ''R/ WH, a foreign country.

W^-?, cipWt^, W*l*!¥^*, wr^?, natural to or produced in

a country, of or belonging to a country.

<^» "tft?, ^^, the body, matter, material nature,

stature, constitution.

Wf^rt^, m^f "tft?^^, dying, death, the falling of the body.

W?fhr, ^ifTBl^^, ^(^, ^nitllfj^, uneinbodied, spiritual,

immaterial, incorporeal.

g><^m^t^, ^l*t^C¥W, ^rtl^, attributing spirituality to

matter, a materialist [the embodied soul.

tifft, ^*t|t^, "t9t?r|>9, «(t^, corporeal, material, embodied ;

Ci^ct^l^sv, *l9t?9, TtWtr^7, born in the body, inborn, natural.

bfs/, ^PJ^, an Asur, demon, titan, an evil genius.

hrff, iffira^, f^M^, poverty, want, wretchedness, cring-
ing, meanness. [mean.

hp(Jt, ^^f f^i^, ^«i, indigent, poor, needy, wretched,

b?^, ^^, ^^(r^^, ft?rW, 4'«15RP,t??T<t^, destiny, fate, the

consequences of the actions of a former birth,
providence, an incident, misfortune ; divine,
celestial, religious, sacred, providential.

Ibn^ m^ttftfy religious acts or ceremonies, as sacri-
fices, &c. [teller.

^RV, ^^9, an astrologer, caster of nativities, fortune-

b??nrt^, ^^t^^ a divine impulse or interposition.

^WWWt, bfft^,— ^^, ^»R^S providentially, by divine

interposition, by chance, accidentally, unex-
pectedly, from above.

Ml. M9

Vnt<Kr, ^vmiM, ftafcl4y^jprg9idM[tial».o&SM( accidental/

«

hahjacv te fiautQ; grants ]»y providence,

cfaftnoe, l(iflrtoitbfi8« m
Wipf;, ivfiit«^j|^, sijidd^n or abcijd^>&l 4«stb:
^, 1^^^^. "mtnff a piroyidcai«ial ofreuiMiicii, aeci^

dent, disaster, oiishap. {judgement*

bcrtlMKi, v^f^Mt^, a providential calaoiity, 41 .divino

iUiif-/. cmfiwa, iiTT^, le^gtl^. i

r?l, 5^, fi, -two. . .. [twice,

{ifT93r, *I^^> ftNi^» ^^^^ repeated^ danbifid, double?

t?rtlt, ^Wdt, ttteiie.of ayoloe, A:c. . - [a dilemma. .
miltfri, ^flRif iiCRl^, ^A^t a piujliag^ o;r sgiicitiag two way s,
«$|#9% "T^, tm, a double-desding person,; a mischief-maker.

fliteniatixe, a ohoiee (Of -^WD* *'. ' -^

WP«W, ^rt?[t? ^ «t* ^'irtcfy aUD^^ iaving two stories,

di^ohle-iockiiig, (a k W of pt^dttoi^ ^ .>

i^nm#;vtiv, apfirti, f^ifPlM, awingiDg, oiscillatiog. .
vn^, POBfif /* a tjiib^ice manfied wotnao.
jxnm\, ^^tv ^rtf^icw, th6 OMoaaut &e. when ripe enough

to have a doable ^axkL [fto.

c?m-^, miRl, a l^wiBgtwg, osciliating, rockii^ to and
Wnir, ;wur, Ji??r, »C«W,- rtnwr, to «vrtug, vibrate, rook,

roll, tetter, wave.
Wlirtt, CAM* 9 swing.

mmn, c^fFsirf^, a swinging at random. [of Chrisbni.
on^iqprl, ^F«vl«>3R,the swinging festival in commefhoratioa
WWI, WrtW, WW, a fewing, litter, dooly, palkee, a joft.
WWB*r, rvnt^, «r9rsr, to swing, cause to swing, agitate,

shake, move, jolt. [to and fro.

WWIPltw, .^»rf^i «t?Prff, swinging, oscillating, moving
WItftWB, WWtH*, a palkee or litter bearer.

««1, Pniri, S»irt, ^iM, *it*W,-^^v, a fault,
..- .defect, blettrfsh, ^law/ mistake, error, dis-
order,. sin,'^elRdne&, vice, • guilt, objection,

II

250 Cftlt

niconclusiveness, refutation, blame, aceusa*
tion, defamation, calumny, disadvantage, in-
jury, evil, unpropitiousness, unluckiness.

CTtWjr, t^^, ^^fVi^, hurtful, injurious, prejudicial.

WWWW, ^•I*IM^H, ' ^Wiff€t, vtflr|>P MStj, the scene of

crime, a criminal, a diseased body, [abuser.

WWfRW, Onw, v^3f^, calumniating ; a calumniator,

Wl^'flU^, ^»!^TOif^, PT^W, charging with faults, imputing

crimes, criminating, accusing.

WW^-^Rfr, Wt^ W«^, ^•KW**', v<inr, f^wnr, <tiw, to crimi-
nate, impute a crime, find fault, accuse,
blame, upbraid, invalidate, weaken, confute,
condemn. [guilu

nm^rN, ^t^tWlb^, the expiation or removal of sin and

Wff^^r5T» ^«W(CTP3i, ftw^, the scene of crime, a crimi-

luil, guilty person. [nation.

iSFt^twtftr, ^Vj'^ '•WHf ^, mutual accusation or recrimi-

Cfrtt, ^WjT'Ct, PPipfl?, ^tM, ^fflpff, guilty, criminal, cul-
pable, blamable, sinful, incorrect, fiaiulty,
inaccurate, unsound. *

Wt*!?, fWl?, 'wft, a second, a secondary.

CftTjrt, fW?, ^^pr/, ^Rt?«^9, second, another^

iWfK, f^lfiri^ts^, y>pT, mlwvi^iM^ji^, ftrerrr^, to milk an

animal, to cheat, cozen, draw a revenue or
advantage from, oppress. [foetus, embryo.

WtfT, itlEl, '^, ^^▼, «f^, a longing, a desire, a stain, mark,

xX'XSf ciTPP, ^/ ftrw, a couplet, a sort of verse

Wtrt?, ^^nn?, ^^?^if?F, a second, a prompter.

WWTSl, t^«*»* f^[%, ^J^J- double, two-fold, second ; again.

«$1^, ^^Nfic^an ^m^RPal, ^, C5^1, «WI^, a race, running,

pains, endeavour, exertion. [endeavour.

t^^, W^^, WCfT WR, C5^l9|[«i, to run, hasten, speed, escape,

Wi?T^, W^, ^T^, Ft^pr, to make one run, hasten, acce-
lerate, impel, drive. [a messenger.

r^^/, «WW?r, cirfj^, an embassy, message, the offilce of

c^^^, lTji«it^?^, a porter, a door-keeper.

CQitl(9 861

ohrtW, ^••M, ^^f ▼iolence, outrage, tyranny, oppret-

sion, wickedness.

Wl^/, i^rtFt?, flint*, ^i^raii, wickedness, unprincipled

conduct, villainy, violence. [tigue.

Ci^W, ^nm\f <*tl%, weakness, fieebleness, infirmity, h>*

^^9 ^flr^ ^^, a daughter's son, a grandson.

ls% 9tt^f r<trv1, light, splendor, lustre, beauty.

Sf«, •rtr^, •iHtafryl, dice, a playing at dice.

ornn, ftf^, cih^, light, lustre, sunshine, heat

W, ^NlRi, *t*fW?, ?Pi, *W, *rt*i^, vjif, fusion, a melting,

liquefaction, dissolving, solution, fluid state,
a fluid; liquid, melted, fluid, dissolved.

^nt^, ^Mt?, fusible, malleable, soluble, dissolvable.

^W, ^, •Wt^ ^«1[t1^, fWtwy tc^, 9itir$, ^^r, a things

substance, matter, article, household stuffy
goods, baggage, materials, a drug, a medica-
ment.

W¥l, r^ftw*, '(frti, a grape, a raisin.

3iwisi^1, jpR^ftj ^W, a vine. [vent.

om^, ;s?^?i9, ^mtt^, a solvent, a flux for metals ; sol-

W^«i, ^tirpr, to fiise, melt, disolve, resolve.

^sttft, airt/, — ffspfl?, fusible, malleable, soluble.

V, ^pn, — ^, *tTf , a tree. [rogue.

9^, ^I^F^, iq#, m?r, fSi^, a scorpion, a bee, a cheat, a
'^hj, T?1ftw, «iW, ^»l^, *fif», quick, fleet, swift,
speedy, hasty, liquid, fluid, melted, fused,
dissolved ; swiftly, quickly,
'^cwi vrir, the branch of a tree.
t:sn% ^^rtFf ♦Itlwt^, a measure of capacity.
cajM^t^, *t?^W, Tt?n, the raven or carrion cirow.

tKB!^, WTWI, a canoe, raft, any boat- shaped vessel,

tub, &c. [injury, mischief, murder.

V9f^, ^iMmckki, "^(f^tsu^ fllt^, Vf, malice, spite, envy,
rai^, rW^— ^•^j^, Cl4t, ^ni>lH|t, '^^, injurious, hurt-
ful, spiteful, envious, malicious^ sanguinary,
murderous.

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^S9 ' HM

«f . ^ 1^5 v^ fSiMv f^, ira^ a^tr of fitarinaOs, fiate «Qd

female> man and wjfer a coupla; brace, any
two*op|io8ctB8, .at .giffod'^aiid )&vil; ndisptitte^
strife I Ji^naivtl. . ; .

t^^ ^W9ft, f^YB^dvl fcpokrKlBodie^ idis putatious> litigfous'.

iRT, c^t>i, iMiivrf^^ ^1^^ a. fair, braces couple^ two.

WTf , ^WRpiv Wfiwm, 3tandihg at the door 0t gat© ; m
' doorkeeper.

r^, ^^ 1,^* W»«; the .third Yug, dovl^i m8»rtwty>

ijf, (Jtwrtj W, *|»t, itrmi n cJopr w gatr-iray, pw-

sa je, entrance; a dooft g;ftte, window, a way>
means, ' [count of-

^nrt-*; .)#JW, C^*, by, tbroilgbi b^ »ni«aa6 irf; on ftc-

fit, ^»— f?f> ^ con^os^. two, twice, d<wble*

flwa, fj? fW, fit^Wfiftr^ two b^nds; having two hands.

f^% WBrrai, f^^> double, two-fold.

nw, ^'rafrs, ^^«i, n^, ^?«, 3^<itf^ (^ ?< t^ri^ e-boro,

oviparous ; any oviparous animal, a biidi &c. a
tooth, ^ mail of ^ithek* of th)d three fir^it clasfes^

min, kshyatriya or vaiB»

I^Wt*?, 3[til^^iT^, ftW*t?, <t5?, of or belonging febrab-

minjs, &c. mongrel t)f mixed breed; a rnide.

'^RKptn, rar, 'fW^, ^'Tf, the moon,4^ birdef Visbnu, the

serpent Ananta. [twofold.

^^^^» I5» 1^» Wi(<r,i ftw^i, a couple, two; of two sorts,

flpil?, <^CT? *f?, %»wWW, ^j, ^»w, *iWji, second, se-
condary, inferior, next, different, other.

f^S^f 1W, in two or three days^ two or three days ago.

finr, ^»^«i, reduplication, repetition. [principled.

fW*Ri1, ^ ^rtpt3f5t«, ^, belonging to two parties, un-

ffc^, 5^ «Wa, *i8t&, ^fnr^, iM in two ways ; of two

kinds; a dilemma, d^ubt, hesitation, am-
biguity, [certain »

ft[t(t^w|, ;HCTt5 J^^, ''(pPVfi doubtful, pr^arious, un-

flmi^wri^, viAM W^^9 ^9\^, f^m^H, to doubt, hesitate, be in

suspense, to ponder.
ftW; tatf id elephmii^

fl[*n?, flWW,'---i|tM«fWl^ biped, two footed ; man.

ftlH; n\m ^ 5«» ^»»t« ffttH*, «j¥, JULviRg two. lieads op

ftiouthft, two imed { ^berpeut, amphisbsena,

aaartful/Q^'idebeHful ()i^!<»An.
f^t ftft^ ait elepbfutit.

nnp(^, <|!mnt4; taittblogy^ repetitiob. [soi:t$, iwofbht
ftei»f^, ifi^fifc fllt»«ittff^, t»l<<#HHi> haYiog two fonns, oftwe
ffi9^, TSirir, a bde, a large black bee.
0*r, iwiw;^ fC^Tt^. ^> \^<ltl* an island, any land

bM^een two watel*9, a continent, ' a division

of the world,
tfv, Itr^cvii^, l)r*^, malice, enmity, hatred, injurioui^nes^.
nft^, ^^f^v to hate, dislike, bear malix!fe. {licious.

nrft, Itjf, f^^rFffj. hating, hostile, injurious, envious, ma-
ci^, r^«4t,*— %«, nrscWk malevol^it, malignant, mali^

ciou^ {a duplication, ddubt.

^f i^9 ^*ft9|% ^vv^, a second of the same kind,
nMi, iw^tft,^--WWWi*l^; ' *i|P«^*, anasserter ofnA^

gods tibati oner n poly thBist, an antipantheist

or ^poser of the dcictrines of Bi^ahma.
Cl>Mit^, HRRW, — l^^^ft^^H, uHWrtcw, a maintaining of

many g^ddis, polytheism, an as^rtion of th^

distildction of the s6^1 from god.
«W, I***!?, WT?pf, ''Jixirt^, t*c<Wf!r, ^%y VHt^, 1<H^, a

doubt, dilemma, ambiguity, piin, double*-

v^eaming, stratagem, a double resource, a

reserve of troops, a twofold form or ^ate, a

contest, a duel ; divided, split.
1/^ ^9{Vpf^(^^, fifts, having two points, bifid, bideps.
*l«, ^■NlJiy^wHW^ ^«]inrtfip, having two objects^ am-

bigaouti, admitti^ng two meanings ; a quibble,

a pim, a double meaning.
Ht(|[*, ^Wii|l*tf|?B> ^WHfiprfiW, occurring every other day.

266 «d;

ngpff ^trtvmi^, KWVf aprpffehensible, seizable.

Hf^^, ^ftrtt, z^^, the earth.

^^'\, ^ScVflRlic ^ mode of diuiniDg by sitting down at one s

door with a threat of starving if not paid*
irt^ Jtlj, UH/, wff;, Jf^^, <«fCTf?, deserving acceptance,

retention, notice or animadfersion, appeben-

sible, -assumable. '

«HfiU;^t4, ^ religious act dir merit, duty,
virtue, nghteoii$ness Justice, religion, piety,
the nature or property of aiding, characteristic
or distinittive quality, natural state or disposi-
tion, usage, practice, fitneisSi propriety, pro-
per use or ap^libatioii of a thing, peculiar duty
of an indi viduid, customary observances of
crusty se(;t, &c. Yapda. ^ [meritoriously.

K'it^f Wf«<te«f, 'r/t^jst, religiously, pJbusly, justly, rightly,

trt%l, w^iCT[?t, 1^^, religion, virtqev rebtitude.

Km^Vf.Jf^, black pepper. ' [justice, meritorious.

.«^yp, ^if^f ^!f?ff% connected with religion, virtue or

WfffttfA'i 'fPrtf , i^tfWMJW, ftmifrt'f a religious edifice, an
. > AlQ(is^k6u3e^hospital» receptacle for strangers,
.8p[!. a oouirt of justice*

4i#Kfflt ^^^WT3J, ^n«n|ftr the great .body of Hindoo laws,

including mocal, political, &c« religious duties
andjurispEudence, hoLy er religious writings.

M^l(^^ ^^fS0{^..^^f ;pHDsses9ed of rebgious merit, vir-

. tiioui^* vK^Ud^spoaed-
W»r1^, 'ffs^^t^^ W^t^,:ajiigej|t pjr code of laws, a ri-

^. . , ■. il^ittil -erf, ofeftiryanceg, jj;»»pu4 of duties.
. . . ; , ,.JS}?V».i» saint or holy p»mm^^ holy spirit.
PClftPr31g,;I^FR5«rnRBt Jifaejy^tiPl ^^pitiinptock^; justice,

in 257.

^vv, ?fi^, r^M^Wl, a magistrate, a judge.

'Iftft, 'rtft'^— «!t^, ^^P^, ^Wf^, virtuous, pious» religi-
ous, just, honest, upright.

W/, ^/tl/, ^«, lawful, proper, just, right, virtuous.

^9f fiRrft, «lffti?^, ^re, «tn^, daring, boH,, impow^i

overbearing, overawing^ arroganl^ proiid^
contumelious. j , . -

^\ ^lii^^«i, *>#W, ^wt, ttt dare, challenge, In^ow;-

beat, overawe, be overbearing; boldness,
contumely, arrogance. [ther, midwifei.

in^, Htdft, — ^^frt^, ^W^^ll^i a wet-nurse, foater-im^

^O^^n, ^fs^fftft^^/, C^W^, running, going fast; a i^^c^

sengQr, an express. ^^

'IT^^, wl^^, '•i^^tt^'f, to go fast« run, pursue, [fleetness.

W^TW Y?1 ^7, V«frf^» ejipeditioQ, speed, runoinf^

wnn* c^» t^9 a push, thrust, shove, shock.

^nfjlrt, 9Wlia^l4f an otl;er.

/ strong, rob^uijt^ prockicing many young at
a time, (spok.e4 Pi^Iy of the females of ani-
mals); a dam. ,
^itil, ft^, — «|1^WW, 1*W1, .^Ulr a nourisher> regulator,

father, providepce, Brahmd; nourishing, pos-
sessing, &c.

V\^ *t«^, ^ I*Wpit!W, illlLHiWf ^'T*^ 't^* nfWtlWt

''^IIPT, 'fiWf ^t^, ©WtSWf^ 1^, a primary ele-
ment, a ai6tal,. ore, mineral, fossil, a property
of matter, an organ of sense, constituent part
of the body, bodily humour^ chyle, semea
virile, a gleet,, the pulses a verbal root.

<tyf, C9intii, lMf^^« thi^ waste or ^ecay of. the yitsd

funetions or bodily humours, a mortal disease.

irf^flWr ^rt^cit^, ^F*, a cold, cough, catarrh.

^Vft, "Wnn, the. alimentary juice or. chylei

^n^ll^iV^^ itfiiifnE .nutrition, aottcisbment, a fatten-

Kk

26d ffr

^tt%C^47> ^^^^» ^V^t nutritive, nutritious, nourisbiog,

fattening, restorative.

^^, ^tt^fWitOVl, 'CTftB V •tjtWP, a mineralogist, mi-
ner» assay er. [humours.

i(T^CV?, 9^^FTf » a change in the habit of the body or its

nx^n, ^^Tt metallic, metal, made of metal.

tlT^innf^, Cf trr^» borax, (used as a flux for metals.)

^tTi^/y ^[;;n^/^> theequilibriumof the humours, perfect

health. [foster-mother.

ftSt, «PW ^?t¥ CT 3|t> f8*WW, a midwife, wet-nurse,

«t*t, ^W^^ «^1, rice imperfectly huisked or cleaned.

frt^^-Y •ff^Vjt, an archer, a bowman.

Wr/, ^'^i — ^m^ ^iit^^ «^«r, paddy or unl)usked rice,

corn or grain in general.

MSf/'^t^f 'Ct^r/^^PfTiW; ^%, 'Hwiirir, a soil favourable to the

growth of rice ; abounding in rice or other
grain.

fpTilfir, "rt/^^. rice and other grain, grain in general.

<tn, Prt^tTT^? <eKV^ ^w^imyHi ^r^, w^, iHe steps of

a staircase or ladder, a leap, a jump, a spring.

ict^9, c^Ttf^l, w^. a runner, messenger, express.

trr^f?Trt, iF^^ttit, quick, swift, fleet, running quick.

KT^nr, r?i^, c^^ W<r, to run, to go with speed/

i(T^;vr^, TiP^TrrSt, running, moving with speed.

<W, ^ "t^, ^.^ v<f%i i[nr, w^, «t^FW, frpg, Hfm, the body,

a house, dwelling) spot, place, country, dig-
nity, consequence, light, a ray of light.

iflnW, r^^Ftyi, «W1, a sort of kettle-drum.

trWI, ^,— W3I WHni ^tt3| ftrw, a water scuttle or basket

>of close ratan work.

Vif ^•J, ^"ftrtf W^/, ^i ^"WWf 'ifl^. fHa, Wl^c^ •W^

<3|C!tn1^ciPn, a deibt, loan, deep place» depth,
frost, slight drizzling rain» a dripping, oozing,
distillation, ofib^ring, a l6ak> hole or flaw in
a vessel, a horse s paces, laxcellance, a quan-

fk^ 259

tity, multitude, a sort of stone, an end, limit,

, boundary, garden fence, wall, hedge, the edge

of a weapon, brow of a bill, a margin, brink,

brim, the van of an army, [umpire, debtor.

tnw, mn. Wlk, nnf\,^f having, holding; a holder,

«r«7, to faave^ hold, keep, maintain, . bear,
support, sustain, uphold, retain, assume a
dress, wear, borrow.

iM, perseverance, continuance in right, forti-
tude, firmness, resolution, immovable reli*-
gious abstraction, memory^ retention, debt.

ttfjMW^, wWjt. ^ftnw^, persevering, firm, resolute,

self-restraining. [the body.

ttt^^t, Tn^ ci^, '^t^, a straight line, any tubular vessel of

Tflif^, ^[JUPto, ^ly, sharp, having an edge.

«m<t, «WS^, a custom, usage, practice, habit,
course, fashion, rite, ceremony, posture, car-
^ riage, gait, conduct, behaviour, method, way,
plan, order, sort, kind, drops or streams
of rain, a water- course, a section, chapter.

i(tjtti, tm, ^9 a cloud, a sword. [follow custom.

irtjrW^, f^/ ^Wtc^j ^rw¥^, to go with the stream, to

tll4t4l^#, 4l4l<ini^» 'rtJttfCt, — **4|*i5|fw, following the fa-
shion, going with the stream of custom.

Ktifr, ^t^*irt1?, ^^, apprehensible, liable to be seized.

'rtlW, 'jWw, ^t^, sharp, keen-edged, pointed.

mtt, «^, «rt«» W^f an edge, a margin ; having, holding.

HXC9, Vvt9, "n^, on shore, on credit, on trust.

'tlfi^, U/TWt. religious, pious, virtuous, righteous, just.

Knfp ^(ffRrtt?, W41if/, ^^V(f fl|?, ftrf«, apprehensible,

deserving of restraint, fit to be retained ot
upheld &c. fixed, settled.

U^ ' nn^'fye, OQt upon it,, for shame, O fye I

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2Cd IJJlIt

»

f'ri^ft?* ^|^i^t«yi»^>(niif f^nKl> eonteinpt, disrespect, reproach,

censure. [cursed, &c.

f!nr^, W^ir^, 'W'tf , reprokched, reviled, contemned,
PdH. ^, 9it^in^, "ItV, slaw^ cautious; pacified, lulled.
f^9, ^» deliberately, softly, faintly.
^, ^f^, understanding, intellect, knowledge, idea.
.Jtf^, ortc^tef , an organ of perception.
<t^, W^^f^f hf^, a fisherman. [ous ; Vrihaspati
^fW{f ^J'lWfT^ ^^T"^, wise, intelligent, learned, sagaci

^VRt^, 4Wt*ttrti, wise, sensible, learned, se
date, grave, deliberate, serious, tranquil
quiet, serene, firm, steady, consistent, de
termined, temperate, docile, meek, slow
lazy, dull, headstrong, selfwilled, uncontroU-
al>le, strong, powerful, jjealous yet calno.

^, inn^f^?^(;^, deliberate] y,cooUy, slowly, sediately.

fM^i il4t, ^^vtl/, a counsellor, minister, friendjy advjiser.

«{«r, -^ itiwtinr* vtntli^ 9it?^, to wash clothes, to repair

ormendjiets, &c

\¥>r, if 1*m, to pant wiUi running, breathe hard.
' ITS, <M^, 9/v, shaken, agitated, left, relinquished.

^A, ^t^RlKV ^ ^n«, ^^, the long cloth worn about the

loins, a bribe.

ijii*, «lt»f|W?», a cotton cleaner.

-^^, ^^l^rtlnrtUM, f^V^, to oard or clean cotton with

the bow, to shake.

r«, «rt^/> ^f zea), ardor, diligence, perseyeraoce.

afft, '^f% ^«Wf, «Wti, ardent, pefsevering, imge,

great, prodigious. ^

a^prtftf ^tic^ftn, sedition, rebellion , tumult^ uproar.

^tft, W9^f tKWf a washerman. - •

.^«, ^!t^» ^^^tt9> ardour, fervour, aeal, oppri»sion,

jWft, «w^» ^w^f 'J'^X a concubine, a strolling wo-
man, a female Vai$hnava,

VfWfl'^^i v*^, vagrant, va8abDndi)l0dieijOw.

^^ 261

^Jpnir, f|»t^,— -*«:*t«, Vljf, a tnmult, mob, hubbub,

storm.

*^f ^«tw?"nr»thebeatorcallofadru]n. [song.

9f1, 4tc«3r JR*ftr, the introductory stanza or chorus of a

^ ^it?, ^tf7l> ^«n^, a load, burthen, pole of a carriagef

reflexion, recollection, thought.

«[lWp, ilft^,— VRRH^, ?ttm«Wtf> ^n^ •!«, bearing a bur*

then ; a beast of burden.

l'^^^^' ?1WI, a king, a sovereign. [ing dish.

Vrf>, «j^,— «J^«r*tra, ^w*1, a censer, incense pot, chaff-

^^sr^, tiTl, — ^f^nnfpv, ^W^*f> the resin of the shdl tree,

pitch, incense, turpentine.

^, «nWPf, ^^Wrt, cir.5^, «3|, resin, incense, fragrant

vapour, the rays or heat of the sun, strong
sun-shine, a sabre.

t^f9, H«ti|, ^t1^« perfumed with incense, scented.

if. ^H,— ^ilfiRtn f^t^^ •nwrr^lflfl, Itm, ^W, smoke-
steam, vapour, tobacco vapour.

unv^, fM«tW9^^, Winmptv.^irflr* a comet, falling mete-
or, the descending node, Agni, fire.

nrstp, ipf«Iir,r--^iAN^fapiUarorvolumeof9m<di^ [pour.

mmpr, ^n^jRl trt^^t the vmoktog of tobacco, inhaling of va-

numf^, en, a cloud. . [ky, purple.

^, ^anF9lirf^^< of a smoky or purple colour, smo-

^ «t>, «t«t?R», lff*w, ^, •fTfrrfhpP, crafty, cunning,

sly, knavish, mischievous; injurious, waggish;
a gamester, rogue, cheat, the thorn-apple.

f[W, W> — tw^i|f^m,.t!i^, dust, pollen.

t|[W^, ^f^» ^<iv, anointed, smeared.

iiwj, ^fi^ •rtlt^'f* ^5? ^» ^ ?rey colour, an ass, a jackal,

an oilman ; of a grey colonr, grey.

f9Ci, i|^,. flannel. [apprehended.

^» ^nvn* tffV, tlft^y held, possessed^ caught, seized,

^|l^ Wf^, l*ii!f^/, 9ic«t9, iit^, «ittf, ^'^j possession,

a holding, having, firmness, steadiness, con-
stancy, restraint, pleasure, tetisftictibn,. hsr

t92 m

•

pinesB, sacrifice, an offering, religions rite» a
species of rerse, an astronomical Tog;

'^ft^^y t^» f?>Rlt, 19^, firm, steady, constant, restrained^

satisfied, happy. [bold, insulting^.

^k, ^^, — ^f^JiN?, •sr^, shameless, impudent, confident*

c^rt^, wwWfhr, an otter,

Vf'L vri^TrlC^II, a miich-cow, a cow with a calf.

rnr, ^^\ Wrft?, fit or proper to be held, &c.

nrrrt^, ^!^^» fN^, to think upon, ponder, meditate.

W;, f^s^t "nRi, ftro?^, ^rtRl, 'rti^^t, t^raw^, steadi^

ness, firmness, seriousness, gravity, delibera-
tion, coolness, patience, forbearance, endu*
ranee, abstinence, temperance.

^trt;, flF?» ^Wp'T, 'Wft^if, 'rf*^^ steady, cool, deliberate,

patient, forbearing.

nt^, ^/t^ ^(fn\ ^fff, alluvial soil, deposit after caiik

V(\€W, tftwrn^tmiN, to wash, clean, rinse, clarify.

rit^^> tW^* to pant, be out of breath.

nnn* ^« >^» "(«1» ^ic^* illusion, deception, error, sus-
picion, doubt. [linen.

ntn, ^M, ^ cfVl^FT, clean, washed ; the washings of

CTW1, WW, — ^I'WR^iWt, 3WP, a washeroMn.

?<Wft, Wt^Pft, — ?wlt, a washerwoman, washerman's wife.

ncWtw, ?FtPt^, Clh^, clean, washed. [ing-.

lKV!\f ^t^l^, (SpniR, clean, washed ; a cleansing, wash^

Wtlrtftr, wit W^, washings, dregs.

r^W, ^FW^ftK'W, a cloth half silk, half cotton.

l^%, ^TVlAv^,. *lf|[^, washed, cleaned^ purified, clean.

iC/tv, f^r^f^, thought or meditated upon, pondered.

Vtvl, ilvif^Ttf f^n^, f^t^, one who meditates or con-
templates ; contemplative.

Vit^» l^f vn^, c^^, thought, contemplation, medita-
tion,.reflection, abstracted contemplation.

,t/T4t, ftAl^, nt^, thoughtful, contemplative, abstracted ;

a devotee. [stract devotion.

"TiWWt*, HtfcH, ^Nirf*rCT<, relidous abstraction, ab»

263

#1, W^^, f^, i[M?, ftre;, ^[^^<w, f*n^, f«c4j, ft^

^^lE* ^tfl fS(m> certain, ascertained, fixed,
firm, stable, permanent, continual, eten^l;
permanently, certainly; certainty, ascertain*
ment, logic, reasoning, discussion, perma-
nence, the polar star, one of the twenty-
seven astronomical yogs, a vasu demigod.

»5i, jpnnr, — ft[C^ ^%\ "m^^nr^ •«, ^tI, an introduc-
tory stanza or chorus.

«?91, ^?t, id: also the longitude of a star.

4f^m^ ^ff^, heaven and its inhabitants.

lp»i-w, 'rrt, Vf^f ^^, ^*wr^, ^''"t, destruction, ruin, loss,

perishing, death, degradation, a fall or de-
parture from virtue, &c.

IPH^, ip^^,— Pc^rw , ^^'^^ ruinous, destructive, des-
troying; a destroyer.

iW-1, fi#,— •Wt*, Pnpfsr, fr^, ^KW, \^, a flag, banner,

signal, ^tandardf symbol, badge, mark, fune-
ral pillar, iponument.

W. %3Wft^, Wf^j ^m\^ ^ ^^^ ^^^ItH, the penis,

a scull carried in penance. [land-mark.

ffMt, ^Jpr/, %TO n?^, ^^rtiW, an army, a tree or other higU

vmpit ^t^t^^ft* an ensign or standard-bearer.

Mfv, "rv» 9^> a sound, report, noise, voice, cry.

«l^, ^ni^t 'TCWC^ 9f^, soundedit. high-sounding, rhe-
torical, poetical. [degraded.

fim» ^^i*l1^ f^ ^» ^^, fallen, ruined, destroyed.

Mpr, ^W9 "1^ found in general, inarticulate sounds

HTVy ^n[^> darkness.

sr, fknK CTt«c^ ■«?, no, not, neither, pre/, without, free

from, un, less, &c. . [conversation.

^i^Ht, ^rtt^, Ttwi, denial, neglect^ begging pardon in
^^^t(|fb ^vni^iin, omitting one thing and doing another

instead, denying, &c.

264 nf

'rt^, l^nR ftrW^ •IPl^ a brass pot or pan,

ir^ar, n#, the mongoose or iohncumon.

V9f Tt^, TtfaRncn; the night; by night, at night.

W9^, fiPfW ^"Rflrnr ^fiWt ?tftiw tvtiRi^, a vow to eat

only at night.

'srop, ^^9 '«^ crocodile or alligator.

^nF9, ^T?1, ^latnijf", a star, constelhttion, lunar mansion.

Tflpar^ffs, «i^44t<l» — '^, the moon.

^^»4Wl^t ^5l?n^^> the starry region. [claw, talon.

«r^, ^^,— ^Rrs 'WJWfir ^^r,trw, a finger or toenail

7^, 9^9 9t^, the spur of a cock. [n»ls-.

^^(319^^, ^79R, K^fCfTwti, a small knife for paring the

•srfpnn, ^ffBf^t^, ^, a whitlow.

K^?^» ^ttf^^ «1, furnished with talons or:claws.

^^» 7<ftf^, ^tirav f^c^, tV/: also a dried shell fish

used as a drug or perfume.

«rfr, ^w^rt^nt^, a tree, a mountain, a rock, {mation.

s^Wf, \^, ^RC«?, mean, base; cbntemptible, of no esti-

T^tyrj^ fjwtl*, wi. ^/. a town, a city.

^Pr, a|[ai, ift^t urine. {stoppinsr a boat

w^, gi?^j»l(>tiic*iji ?^, a pole for sboving forward or

ir«, f)(^, ^V, naked, unclothed, stripped.

^ifiWI, 'iiiir^tflin ^Jr^rn, ^8rft^ a girl befoire. men-

struation, a naked woman .

nt^, ^TIT, '^^f if not, perhaps net, else.

■f**. ^ 'HT, (a prohibitive particle:) no, not.

ti^, ^9, 9^^^, a dancer or naty a mime ; curdled.

irl«r, ^«/, Ttv^, a dance, exhibition of dancers.

«(^f iF^> cvrrvl, 9tin^, a rake, one who dresses and

acts so as to please loose women ; profligate.

irf^, ^ir#f , vti, nt9 Umw, a dancer, a mime, a sort of

spinage.

'i^l, 'T^^, 1:^/1. a dancing girl, an actress, a strumpet,

prostitute, strolling woman.

'nJm?, n^rm?, ^^W!pf, abrothd, a house of ' fll^kme,

"** ^Rif, a sort of reed.

«N|r fi68

'f f IfWlCf fW, wt^*, **H, fJK^^> to m0ve, attr^

dandle, shake, remove, fight.
^» Kfl, ntlt, a cane, stick, staff; Inace, club, pol«. *
^ff*** ^rjtil, — ^4i|^ CT*f, reedy, abounding id reeds.
^, ^w^, ^3F, ^TO^ ^p^» ^^> ^tijr^, bowed, bent;

crooked, prostrate, curved, humble, d^scend^

ed, reclined, reclining ; a nose ring.
^m, iw^, ?itw, an excuse, pretence. [Iwmility;

«l%, ^'H^t?, «rttw> ^iv^y a bow, salutation, prostfatkni,
^-n, trfl> ncr, otherwise, or, but. [m#ft.

^» ^1f)|#l^^ ftrw, a ring for the nose worn by wo-
^, cjpiwi, <»r, a male river,
'rtft, cgrwrft, a female river.
'T^, ^. ^» ^. Bo. not

inrfTt. 'snrtlpft, wsr^, — ^if^^wfinf^^ a husband s siAer. '
wiit, 'Mt^, irww, fresh butter.. [sent ^r re^f •

Tj, ^rfl9T> HWTT, nu^UHlA^ a partiicle of doubt, dis-'
'n*, ?< ifW, ^fiS, ttmr ^Mw, joy, pleasure, hippirtess,

festivity, increase^ prosperity, one of Cu-

vera's Bine gems, lodra'ft gardeo. {rity.

^"^^^^ happiness, felicity, pleamife, joy, festi-
^^ ihW %»ww, ^i<ii|tr9> a sort, Itidra*^* gardens ;

rejoicing, making glad,
'n^t. ^f^,*rt#ft,^Tfinr vpHit, «IW» iacreaae, prosperity, Pir-

vatf , a hosband^s siiter, an earthen water^jfeiT.
«cftr, f^, •IWaft^ joy, happiness, gambling.
^rftrTt, «(4r, «t^ vf^nft, npf^, a daughter, a hbsband's

sister, the goddess Pdrvati. i
'rPw, ^wi«ip, the Toon tree.

«rtR ^li^nffpiy 1%^ twfr ^^^5u ^rvnwpw?, ^ ftpw,

repieing, glad ; one of Shivd's attendants,
the speaker of a prologue, the pronounoerof
a benediction, the Indian fig tree.
w^J^im,' ^, flff^, iieuter ; a eoatich, an hermaphrodlile.
I V • ^t^t*^*9itft9 a grandson.
A, «rtft*, a grand-daughter.

266 ^IPR

inr, . ^Jjw, '•rt^', «iiwWW, wd^, new, recent^ infant;

nine; priaise, panegyric,- celebration.

T^ltf, •!$>?, the body. [birth.

iTTTVIy ^*t4ti>4*tt4Pc 'TO? fliFTO, the ninth day aftei* child-

ifl^t. Ti'fl^, — mtW, fresh butter.

«RC^?^, ^frft?«rt'«c^^^, very young, opening into youth.

irw^, 'TC^W, — ^rir9f44tf^«(, a bride, new-married woman.

inv, iv^fSn, the ninth. [nourable families.

*<4<iT^ii, ^Kt^ ^^V*^' noble, connected with nine ho*

inpil^, ^f^«4^1, l^Wt z^f a woman recently deliver-
ed, a milch-cow. [a harvest festival.

'^JtW, •Ti^ Wr/ttft, •W/^r'g^ ^vtc^r? ^, new rice, new com,

wfhr, ^sw, — ^^jw, ^^ftpf , iw/, ^1^, new, novel, recent,

modern, young, tender, fresh.

^rvi, ^itlDw, ^vt^H. the atmosphere, the sky.

int, €f^tv> in^y ^/t^, a bow, obeisance, salutation^

bowing, bending, a gift, present, offering.

^nnr, ^ift^Wsr, c^t97, ftwift ^^'r, to descend, stoop»

bow, bend down, become humble.

tnr^rt?, «r<»K «rPi*»t^, a bow, obeisance, reverence, salu-
tation, prx>stratian. ' [tationi &c.

'nw;, 'rtpt?; W^J, honourable, reverend, worthy of salu--

unir, 4c#l^4'4){i, ir?c:ir!r, flexible, depressible, that may

be bent down.

iw, 'Wpni, ^a^^, fWft, 1*fi, bent down^ curved, hum-

ble, lowly, condescending, gentle. •

tfir, f^TCT^mtW^, ^R, *f5i, no; nine; justice, right,

righteousness, virtue.

sqRf ^'ra* ^- '^^'^. the eye, vision ; to bring, fetch.

Wfl, ^^.,^^f^^, ^^, new, novel, recent, fresh.

/sijr, '^^^v ^'^« ^ man, a;male, the humankind.

•riF*, ♦iT*iWT*^fPr, -^Tc**? ii3«rl; hell, the infernal regi-
ons, rorment, misery, punishment.

Sl#t, •«*?>, ''wf^, '»r?RCTt^t/, ^l^ff^l^mr, hellish, infemaU

full of torment^ tormenting, deserving of hell
punishment.

^nw^, 9t«l, ^TOw, a king, sovereign, gOTcraor.
'HPr, iwtm, ^V^f soft, tender, supple, pliant^ gentlie»

mild, humble. [moisten.

^nnrt^, rFtn^r^^, ftratv, to soften, mollify, make tender^
^irft, c^twuY, softness, tenderness, mildness, &c.
^7?nrt9, ^fMt, the earth, the habitation of men.
^Jfiff , pm ins^fTTOI?, «nrpr, Vishnu's fourth avatar or

lion-incarnation, a chieC a man of eminence.
^!T^, ^Tt^, • a barber.

^inl^, •feft^^rfrPi, t^4l^, 1>f%^, confirmed bj the testi-^

mony of others, ascertained, corroborated,,
certain. [nails.

^4 *lf|^lCM ^Vlf an instrument for paring the
^CW?, — 4^M"ltr<ii^fd, the sovereign of men, a king.
^1^, v^, a dancer, dancing-boy, mime, juggler*
^fXi^, M\b}J[\. a dancinsr and sinsrine erirl. an actress.

^A ^nr^r^r* dancing, gesticulating, acting. [neU

w6rt, ^^ffanm, 4f«it#, a sink, drain, gutter, t|[ench, chan*

^, ^^^» 4N, *tf|fTsf, sport, amusement, pleasure, a

joke, jibe, laughter. **

^^^9 wl^l^pjw, ^f^, 9t^, ^tvt. ^''^^ ^•^^ devoted to

pleasure, a rake, libertine, lecher; sporty
amusement, sexual intercourse, the nipple.

^ ^ ftrw, ^n*, ^tw, a reed, pipe, tube, spout, the

wind-pipe, a hooka snake, a measuring rod,
a water-lily.

^^^f HtfiHPtv^ii rftSi, f^yiimftt, the drop attached to a

nose-ring, a bone of thearm or leg.

^«l(^F^, ^viN, — ^SNirfy, the knee*pan or cap of the knee.

^^, ^Sytf^f "WJ^, CT^t? fW, the honey or nectar of a

. flower, Indian spikenard, the root of a spe-
cies of grass.

^*» '^t ^fftfff the arm or arm-bone.

^ftl^, •!*, the lotus or water-lily.

vrflp^ ^tf^, ^if^wwitTi an assemblage of water lilie9» a

pond abounding in lotuses.

l12

«rmirl. ^Jl^, •IflWfWt, a fowler,, hunter, bir4-c»tc9|ier.
^4131^* ^^^^ ^^ r^R^, a kind af crow bow £roB% which

the arrow is shot throuiirb a tube..
^, ^TPfr. mw^, tTf^n, a tube, the bafre^ «f a gwir

the windpipe, ried arsenic. .[gl^re.

wf9i^''9[[^^^^^, ^^^, 9inpr, to flash, emit flashes^ lighten »
^m, vtd "Ki ^ ^srt%, a furlong or distance of four

hundred cubits, [temporary.

«n<3r, TH/, ^^rtt, ^?, perishable, transitory, tranoetit,
^ H^ **ftf|Fi, ^fj», ^^* ww*^> ^», fi> •lif, annihilated,

destroyed, ruined, routed,, remored, spoiled,

tainted, lost, dead, squandered, debauched,

seduced^ polluted, undone, vicious, diasobtte,

dishonest, roguish.
^^K(^, ^, ^'Nravi, bereft of uind^rstanding, footisbf spirit-
less, without energy^ [man.
^1, ^/fSViHr^, ^^ a strump^U harlot^ dabaiM^ed wo-
^itfif, •l^, lk«, rf»tl*, knavery, rogdishAess^ profligacy,

debauchery, turpitude^ polbitloD^ ioaolence,

turbulence, sedition,
wffi, ^tf^|^» snuff, any ancextng powder.
^. w^^^ atwiw, enipkttic—TKO, not.
Tl, «ivii ftsfl itl^ Cft^W 'W, r^^ fi^ofiM cr prohibit

tive — no, not, nay ; a boat,
nt^, ^wrt, ^art!*, ^nf^, no, not ; a barber, the navel.
^TT^, im^, ^f^, ^tft, a waterman, a boatman.
^^^, Hrt^^n, w^wnf. ^, to bathe, perftmn abtntions,

to wash ; the menses,
'^i %^Wfii, w?, a gallant, a paramour. [harlot.

«ri*^^, Tt»cit?,— ii"»(it. ^gvhf a lewd woman,, strumpet,
^*^, sitlfM^l, having a gallant or paramour.
TW, 'rtftf*, ^^, ^•IW^. the nose, heaven, the sky.
Ti^, ^nfiwFt? tiW r^wt, a polypus of the nose.
^rtf9, 9nFic^ ftrwt^9 ^, (fenoCinjg cjpfaofi or oUertMive: or

BO ? or not ? or what? . [thenose.

x(\% ^tfH?n?, ^Prt> nsAalf bekogin^ to or uttered from

^ft^lp^ %14*ilfi<gl^» bayitaga fine or promiMut nose.

«nw3i, 'flwftWt^mflw, ww^nviHr lunar, betonging to

the lunar mansions.

^^, 1^ f^» a serpent» snake» cofaxa capella, ft race of

fabulous demigods, an elephant, a species of
grass. [flamta^ble gas,

^^^f ^vtnrv f*i» ^Hi1f«ft, a volcano or opening of in*

^^^ t^i^9 ^^Pf vermilion or red lead.

. bekmging to a city or'town, town- born, city-
bred, waggish, clever, knowing, intriguing,
bad, vile, nameless ; a species of grass, a de-
nial of knowledge. 1 '
^n^w^^ ^W^h CM, an orange,
^rr^tyi^* "t^ ^«t» aoquftintance with the tricks of cities,

« sharpnessv cleverness^ eil&zeiiship.
^t^, ^ftynil, mwtumi^ ^, belonging to a city; a

softofeharaeteit, JV%^t', a clever, intriguing

. woman/ a species of Euphorbia. [dras.

^^fC9it7, nt^\M, PdtsUa or the tabode of serpents and hy-

^^, Pia^, vm. ftm )>U*^f near, amed ; a naked

travelling mendicant;
^^. . «nfH^^,r^ivl^, a female .serpent or hydra.
irtiF, ^,— ^/, ^^««Sr» a dance, dancing, gesticalar

ting, Jumping; [l6a#.

^rtmr, ^r^, ^p^, toidance, jump, vibrate, shake as a
^Hff^, ^!^ a lukA or dancing girL
^BrtFt^ftfl, ^r^,^, dancing; a dancer.
^rt|flt ^v^fif^, 4^?1» daneing or frisking abont, jumping.
im[, fl'ttVi* Uf^f. a back or private door for females.
^, ^» ^1^' ^ dance, daneing, pantomime.
^R1^, ^1^, Hlf ^^,.to dance, to act in pantomime.
«n^, v^f^, »iHRf , ^tv ftrW, ^^wW* Vfi, a panti^-

mime» fday, drama, dramatic writing, danc*
ing; a dancer, pantomimic aCtor.
«l^, HtVtAf ^i#ft, a dancing girl, a dramatic writing.

270 ^n«K

9r|^, wfc\, ^, a climbing shrub ; dwarf, left-handed.

^n^-*^, M4>i9«l^«il9 a reel for winding silk.

stl^, ^ A7t^9 to reel or wind silk or thread.

snlfi^f ^^f «vTf ^, a childs rattle, a topr a bauble.

^Tif ^9/7t|t, ?#f, dancing ; a dancer.

^/» "^^ ^^/^t^» a dance, act or science of dancing.

«Tt^, "fTRHc^ ^r^v, *ITR, to move, stir, remove, retreat.

^n^, tIEfips '^tw/? 15, UisxHt, stubble, straw.

writ, ^T^, w, W^, '•w, ^feOT Pwl, fi^mr «W*r Mjtf Jftif

1^, the cuUn of corn' or grass, a stalk, a tubu-
lar vein, intestine,,gat, navel-string, the en-
trails, bawels, ablood'-v.essel, the arteries of
the arm on which the. pMlse is felt, the pulse,
pulsation, a fistulous sore, ^ahourjof twenty-

,^ four Qiinutes^a bl^w pip^,>a tube. [pulse.

^Brrflt^^tl, ^t^iBrt,—W/, a .physician, one who feels the

«rr|tvi» ^^^» a goldsmith^ one who: uses. the blow pipe.

Tpftujn, ^>i^!^» inappetency, loss of appetite.

irra, ^tf%^,— ^♦tra/? ^i;^^, »». & / grandson and

grand-daughter.

TW, «J^, ^rt^, «ttf^W#, "^NBRr ^1f*RttftK9^^ a lord, mas-
ter, governor, protector, < the rope passed
through the nose of a draught ox.

^rtH, <rtf^,— -^^init, a kick, a kick backwards.

^WIPI, ^^, '•rt?^, dependant on a master or protec-
tor, subject, subservient.

^1?, «rv, ^^, vt9, ^frtfityim, a sound, noise, roar, call»

the dung of sheep, &c.

'TBR', 3P[ ^m^, .TRiR,: ^lif^, it^'r, W^/ttT, to sound, roar,

thunder, call, expel dung, (as cattle.) [jar.

^rtiRl, ^tiRl, wniy a rammer for ramming down .earth, a

vrprf^, '^HdV''^^ the nasal mark ^ over's- letter.

TSrt, f^ ijftwr nrar, a large earthen jar.

^tfSr^ ^n5,. ufars, made to sound, rung.- [goats.)

^^* ^W% mr, a pellipt of dung (of horses, sheep or

Ttwft, Tf/^*nr, wmm, ^Ampi, river-born, growing near

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water; a sort of cane or reed, a kind of
flowering shrub. [a mother's father.

Trprl, 'iiPW, fSrHitc, irt«tw, many, various, different, divers;

^WWl* 'iffWWif, ^f^Mi^ ^«rtV^. a distinction of Spirits or

the appropriation of a distinct soul to every
individual person.

TfsrpT, fSrfj^tc, 1%w, various, divers, different.

^rW«f, ^rtTt? '•rPRF ^^9 "^fC^, having different meanings,

ambiguous, for different purposes or objects^

••Hl'jjtJI, ^/^finn, ^•iflp, ^wPi?1, strolling, wandering, va-
grant, roving, unsettled.

■Tt^, «rt5Pi3ft, a maternal grandmother.

irt^, ^nvn^f the eulogium, praise, or benediction of a

king or deity with which a drama opens.

'TT'ifhl^, f^^f^swrtfir, ^WfM?^ OBftW, immediate ancestors ;

a species of shrdddha or offering to the manes
of ancestors on festive occasions.

^nPn?, r^?^ Wi, a barber.

wtT«r, ^•iwt^'r, ^^% «nr, to dismount, bend down,

descend, pass off by stool.

^(m^f ^tt^ ^?t^, %^f ^H% ^«rt^, to bathe another, to

immerse, cause to dismount, unload, take
down or off.

Mt4t4t<, c4)^ff^, boat- shaped, cymbifofm.

'^tcpr, ^Vl|[, ^«nt» low, situated beneath.

iqti, '•W^tf, ^•rttl^, premature, too early in the season.

^^^, ftSty ?^<ict!r, a waterman, boatman, pilot, helms-
man, navigator.

^Ttc^-rs, ^ttns, ^CT, down, beneath, below, under.

Tf^T, c^l^l^fii/, navigable, passable in boats.

•snf*, ^?Rr ^101^, wwv, ir^;^, the navel, the aave of

a wheel, the centre of a circle*

•srw, ^<rn,^«^, ^rft, ^ffPd, a name, appellation, title,

term, noun, reputation, fame.

Tfpn, ^WTi. ^iR^n?^, MIPS, bending or. causing to bend

dowawards, depressing, named^ called.

272 'nit

*

ortsrsi, ^mr^^*^, the multiplication table. '

^nsr^> ^<t|^, — ^^</t9, named, denominated, called.

^nwf?, ^<fJTC'*^» trf: also a name, appellation.

in^T^r, iKWWsr, ^«iw, ^njBt^?^, r<W^, «aiw, to descetid,

alight, light upon, condescend, bow, bend
down, pass oflF by ptool. [Indica.

irpRi, Pl«^ ^CflR «^, the (lescending roots of the Ficus

^rtimi, f^</t9, famous, illustrious, renowi^ed. {launch.

^rwr, ^^•i, '^•rpr, to eause to descend, lower, unload,

iirtirt^» ^W^, a descending and ascending, purging and

vomiting. [the names of the gods.

«rprt^, ORTprcat^r'V^ ^, a sort of chintz printed with

•trtm^astir, CipWWTWiR, refuge in a particular name.

Ttwl, ^<W^, ^% ^^, the lower or under part, the

bottom, the skirt.

^rWI'W, ?W, ^W5, below, beneath, under, down.

«rt?, tfrtf^, f^Wl W«?l, a guiding, directing, guidance,

teaching, instruction.

,trt^, fipH^, ^lf5(*f, "V^SW, lltc*lt ^[Wf, Trft, ^^^tf^t, 4ffP^,

a guide, conductor, leader, chief, head, ge-
neral, commander, constable, seiter, the
central gem of a necklace, a lover or husband,
{in amatory poems;) — leading, conducting,
principal, eminent, chief, [leader, lover, &c.

^rr?^, ^94xy<i>^, of, belonging or relating to a guide,

.inf^, iii4t, ^Sfmtt^, ^f a wife or mistress, {in ama-
tory poems ;) Dur^i.

«rt3^, 'Tj^rtTW, T?5|J, infernal, impious, hellish ; hell.

iqt?nlt, .^^ifiw^, •Ot^j infernal, impious, wicked, depraved.

^t^, wftj Ptrw, an orange.

^t?1^, caft^msr ^TN ftrw, an iron arrow. . /

^rtimr^, P^. Vishnu as moving on the chaotic waters.

irt?19<^ «Mt. Lakshnii as the wife of Vishna*

^ificw, ^Wfjf^ .vtw 'Wy ithe;coaoanut^ , ■ '

Mt$(, f||, ^ii^iH,;womaiL, a female. (messtrual^ic.

"^iKk^ itprfp«)i ^B#r/^ mk, the duties o£ women, the

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lar stalk, culm, any tubular vessel of the bo-
dy, a horse shoe. [sink, drain.

^M* ^fl>i» ^ ^» wfifinntA n\^f a rivulet, creek, outlet^

^«T#» 9iw1, ^^Rt. if9, ^4^, a tube, a drain, a sluice, a

fistula, a running sore.

^H, ir^» "9^^ m% f^il, CTtF^. destruction, perdition,

annibilation,Tuin, loss, death, slaughter, mur-
der, removal, expiation.

^Wr, , ip^, ^nw^, HW, CTt^w, to destroy, rate, demo*

lish, slaughter, remove, expiate,, avert.

WM*hy, ^rw/, — ^PM^, ^•iftr^/, perishable, destructible.

^IPW, ^^t, ^i» Tf , iW? <tt?rwi ^itf^lc^, ruined, de-
stroyed, spoiled, lost, removed, expiateidf &c.

^^, "^tf^t^f ^w:«it1llf, beteft of an owner, forio9ir,4,eprived

of a master, property or possessions.

^tn, ^tJi^f^C snuff.

'ffrt, 'TflSwl, itt?? ^*1f3[#ll, 4*^#ti, the nose, a tumor

of the nose, the lintel of a door.
^^11^^» 5IMRM* 9ftrtt» the nose, a door-lintel.
^n(^, ^1^, WKf Sanscrit : it is not, there is not, not so.
TtftP^ ^R^Hi^, an atheist, infidel, sceptic, [heresy, &c.
^nfW/, ii>'«PtciK, infidelity, atheism, rejection of theVeds,
'nUf, T|, m, m^v ic?, ncf, not, certainly not.
1^^, c^9 4»ltiK^WWif^>^<t, ^^, to drip as water from

wetH^lothes, to strip, to plupder.
fip'^pr, iPWPitft ftrtirti^, ^Wran, 1^, to wring out, strain

or squeeze out, express the juice of grapes

&c. extort, plunder. [tortioner»

IV^lftfl, C^4tli4ijlt, ^Hftjt grinding, rapafoious;^aD ex*
flis, PU, t^,-^«^ WtW •m, ^tflnr, ;st^ : without,.

free from, destitute of, out, out of, forth, not.
1^^, €v)^, ^tiK^. ^rft% silent, noiseless, stilly dowQ^

cast, speechless.
ftvnVt ^^FS(< 'Wr*, V^i^t complete, entire, finis^i^

uttermost, without remainder.

urn

274 . fkriji :

fnmftrv, t^, ^mrw, i^,..ait«, * spent, «<»in{}l«tely fa*

mished, exhausted.

f>iw<4t» Pr|t, a ladder, staircase, flight of steps.

&«*i«w, ^1^, ^lii, final emancipation, beatitude, hap-
piness, welfare.

f^»^^, '^fW^. f^?^, solitary, alone, private.

r^rtirfit, ^^«, ^flf^, IR, «y», i^hole, entire, of one piece,

seamless, inseparable, close, compact, well-
knit, firm.

fi'^^^. ^<tipr, WiW, ^rsHi, vjin, to go forth or out, exude,

distil, drop; an exit, death, dying.

ftiTit^, i^fe^H, a tingling or throbbing.

^»>iT?r, ?nft^, w^firRra, pithless, sapless, unsubstantial,

spiritless, destitute of energy.

fViirtj<i, ^if^iM. f5r5t« ^i|, 1%rw^^, to drive or cast out,

expel, express the juice of fruits, &c.

r^t^^, ^«f5, ^rflrs, ^<«W, ^r«^, gone out, gone fortl>,

proceeding from, expelled. '^

f^%7{fm, ftr^vs, i^fSRi. flowing or oozing outi trickling down.

f^*^, ViTaV. ^»Rt< poor, indigent, destitute, forlorn.

f^»^T» 'Rirt^/, '•WTT, w%, tt^TWl?, poverty, indigence,

alienation, loss, forfeit or confiscation of pro*
perty. [ciobs.

f^»^^, ^RtCTPFf , i|^f*?l, confiscating, pfunderifng, rapa-

f^r^, ^rfl^f, 'Tsrmr, '•r^r^', vicinity, i>eaTne$s ; near,

neighbouring, adjacent:
Piwifi<<pfB, ^ffW^tff, tfft?, in company, near each other,

at hand, nearly,
f^^, ^«W5, ^»rf!r^, near; towards, at hand, in the vicinity.
f*r^i^1, ftnr"^, ^^lit-, penniless, poor.
flr^w-^irrT, t«W? %T?1^'^*i, c*tT?»«^^^ «fr, to smear with

Cow dung, tb plaister; a house so plaistered.
''npf^lrt, ini^!|^«r^iM ftr«W, a sort of fabuious malignant

beings destitute of head and shoulders.
<^*^« '^i ^»i*Rr, <tr^, r>*, a mukitude, number; free

from, taxes, and deductions, cleir.

^^Wrt, ^g^w^ •ftHj'irtWi rt#^4Hf1, ^if%^. the iDotber.of impft

and goblins; near, proximate. •

Pr^^lW*, 9TWf, an imp, goblin, Riksbasa, young giant.

f^HFR;, .ify, «9m9, a bouse, dv^elling, habitation. .

f^r^r?. ^W^ror, f^rWK, l^Wl, fr»n. ^ii^<f?» an injury, offence, a

hindering or obstructing, reproach, malice,
wickedness, abuse, disrespect. . .

f^f^n^, •tfirWf'^/WW^Pt^, Tt«rt, the payment of a debt,

the discharge of an obligation^ the removal of
a difficulty or obstruction, an issue or outlet
for water. «

f^r^, fsriif, — ^^, niNt, a louse, a nit.

f^W, fnn. «?ff^^^^,f^rt^^nr,v5Prtt^irf^,pe^^^

niggardly, stingy ; a thicket, a place overgrown
with bushes andchmbing plants, a bower.

pTfa, tn, n^, k^, iri, '^iw, ^rstfSrs, ^P?5/^, dishonest, art»

ful, insincere, wicked, perverse, low, base»
vile; cheated, deceived, tricked, removed,
set aside, dismissed. . . , *

frfRs, <t«m,^«^, fimhn, ^nro, Pnjt, 'Rirrfil^/, dishonesty,

insincerity, wickedness, rejection, removal^
reproach, abuse, poverty.

ftf^pRw, ^w!in« <tt^. ^wi<t*r, inartificial, genuine, not

counterfeit, unadulterated.

Pwi» ^t^^9 .^iwiit^, ^jf^, ^W, JPR, ^^% outcast, des-
pised, low, vile, bad, niggardly, sordid.

f4C#^^, ^, ^mi, a house, habitation, abode.

fv^, "ijiji^ *tf|pn^ ^, a pair of small scales or balance.

T^^9^9 l^^<i-:-^«itfiF? •Wf, a musical tone- or sound, the

sound of a lute, &c.

ftr^Pt, 5lirft, a nit. ^

fiiftf ^, wr*l^, iFfR, ft^ftfe, ^P99 ^tfli^, cast away, thrown, -

dispersed, rejected, given up, abandoned,
deposited, pledged.

ftrpip*!, wm, n^l, ^tr<, *fft|^ K^, a throw, ctffct, dispersion,

an injection, ^a deposit, a pledge.

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276 tfiwpf

ftW^W* ^RHWR# CTifW, i(9t^, \^» to throw down> cast

away» fling, scatter, disperse, sow seed.

PMw*, ^ ^*lt87, the burial of a oorpse, iatermeut. [on.

f^*f, tti^, ^^ft^n, short, low, dwarfish; a dwarf, a bilU-

l^^r^ f^f^^f "vit^VI* without work, idle. [laadmark.

f^^tn, ft^ ^^, a pit or ditch, a moat designed as a

T^^tVft ^? f^nrt?, the voice or roar of an elephant. .

f^rfttn, 9nr^ ^WT?, all, whole, entire, complete.

l^flV, nJlfW^ ^ttiR^pr, wft, an iron foot-chain, fetter,

pair of stocks. [or charms.

f^^, vtl, «WRrt, speech, discourse, recitation of prayer

f^frn^, ^Fl^, ^, ^hfTftn, spoken, uttered, declared.

Hnin, H^t?. ^Wtftf ft^, ^W, ^^t^PW, f^nv?, cwf, a town,

city, market, fair, high road, trade, traffic,
certainty, assurance, the Veds. [gullet.

firkin, V9m^, f^tipr, ^, to eat, swallow ; the throat, the

Pr^ttv, nt^c^ ffvrl, the throat or neck of a horse.

f^^iRtw, i«<ir, a horse; having a horse's neck.

Pr% ^li^, iTir^m, *(v, ^^f^y obscure, hidden, profound,

mysterious, close, strict, fast, tight.

f^Jr, «Wf , ^% «yH weft, W^, ifftlW^, «tvrt, ^WRT/
' 7jn, ^1, ^/^^, a smiting, punishment;
ill or severe treatment, persecution, confine-*
m^nt, a binding, tie, mortification of the
senses, &c. reproval, chiding, disfavour, dis-
. couragement, dislike, aversion, deviation
from virtue, impropriety. [ftc.

fVyift4, r«f49, tif^% persecuted^ ill-treated/ punished,

Prjt^, f«r*fT^, — qpw, 'Ht'wtiW, persecuting, maltreating,

punishing, &c. [tents, list.

f^*^, irt^TI^, ^ij^^wPi*, a vocabulary, table of con-

f^^, nf^, 9^, ^, a sound, a noise. [vient.

f^. f^9 ^^nv, docile,, domestic, dependant, aubser-

T^^WT^, ^^, W9^. f^^n^, to drip as water from clothes,

&c. to distil.

PrwTfr, v[ f^witis Pi^!t»^# wt^^ to wring dothes, wring

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out, express juice from fruit, &c. to squeeze,
exact, oppress, fleece. [blage.

fli5fr, jm[y ^m:s, a multitude, collection, heap, assem*

f^, f*^, — ^rSnm, t9im, alone ; only. [surtout.

Pm^n, •n^ft, «^il, an outer garment, mantle, wrapper,

f^WH^, ^<i, ^nw, ^, niggardly, stingy, parsimonious,

illiberal, mean, contemptible. [lorn.

f^r^^l, f^mft9, ^V^B^f friendless, destitute, orphan, for*

f'f^fWf "iRVhft?. indivisible, reduced to its lowest terms.

Pw, '^IW. '•irtftT, ^•Rl?, own, self, proper, belonging to

one's self. [self-willed, obstinate.

fWw^t4fV^, ^^if^d^HD, *CT%91, self-opinionated, dogmatic,

f^mhSt, ^ttt^^ ^rSi, subject only to one's own will,

independant. [following him on the pile.

fim, •If^vt, ^, /. devoted to her husband in life and

fWii, Iktm, — mt^ifk, one's ownself, myself, &c.

Pmw, f^s*^, Pnin, still, silent, without sounci, close.

W>, f*rP»w, n^r, certain, true. [severe.

t''^* ^S, ^rtw, 'f'ltff^, cruel, harsh, unfeeling, strict^

fSr^-^irpr, wtf ^"t^pr, to weed a garden or field.

fttTT^ n^f a weeding instrument.

I^^tv, %^NW, %^, a soaring, the flight of a bird.

ftww, ♦wtrfs ^WWW, •ITfl, ^Pk9f ^^ W1| the pos-
teriors of a woman, the buttocks, rump of an
animal, prominence of a mountain, gibbosity.

f^r«irt*, ftw/, VRf«t, always, continually, eternally. ,

Oran, ^intnjr (49 vtff, a division of the infernal regions.

1W|#, ^ns9, <CTf 1, ^pr, ^iiW/, <49T9lc^, ^/^ «Wr?, much,

excessive, sure, inviolable, complete, unre-
served; surely, clearly, certainly, of necessity,
excessively, very, extremely, completely,
entirdy, infallibly.

f^iw^ m!|^/?flr'» ^nnnRi, fMl«, flpr, «rWlK^, 'rtrt, eter-
nal, perpetual, constant, continual, incessant,
permanent, fixed, invariable, regular, daily ;
always^ eternally, continually.

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f^j^, *«tf%fftw? ^»wnj. ^J^ ftFirt, the constant daties or

daily services of religion. [eternnlly.

f^pni, ^^»^5?^», ^^<«ni^, constantly, perpetually, alwitys,

f^^, f^**W, f^f 'it?, still, quiet, free from agitation.

ftf^W^, ^»mc< fiw, ^ff?<l, <«Wt«i, a pattern, copy, type,

sinoile, example, elucidation, illustration,
description, proof, authority, record.

PoK^, «Wpn^, ^Wtiw, Ife^, 'WR, shewing, elucidating,

proving; a token, proof, mark, trace.

f^nrrir, i!t^» ^[9^^^, W, heut, warmth, the hot season,

perspiration.

ftrw, ^iM, hf^f^ ^♦tCT/ir^WWW, afinst cause,
remote cause, the disappearance, cessation or
removal of a first cause, the tracing or ascer-
taining of the causes of diseases, a. certain
treatise on medicine, correctness, accuracy ;
an end, purity, purification, a request or de-
sire for the reward of austerities.

fsnrTKl^i^, wtfir^?^^, become a primary cause of disease,

&c. . [bold.

f^rwr?^, ^vftw, ^mr;, f^^?, hard, difficult, severe, fearless,

l^nn«it, c^9i( 319 ftr*i^, a charm u^edby house-breakers.

l^fST^rpr^, <2^:^»t?irt^f^1,.deep or intense and repeated

contemplation of the Deity or other object.

f^il^, ^vitHifH^, 9r«t^, ordered, comnnanded, spoken, said.

Pw*r, ^Ttwi, ^<t1, ^cw<t, 5F!tiit^/, an order, command, di-
rection, injunction, speech, speakipg, utter-
ance, relation, a word of command, vicinity*
proximity, nearness.

t^rsU ^V^f '•TW31/. ^» sleep, sleepiness, sloth, a nap.

f*agTW<t, f^Prf^, the overpowering influence of sleep,

drowsiness, heaviness. .[drowsy.

f^nvtf^, Hp«R9, firtf^. soporific, composing* narcotic^

Prdit<i, f^rzwt^, — "1(^, ^Jl^^, asleep, sleeping, drowsy.

>t9m*^, f^T;sT9 ^fiam, a f alKng asleep.

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f^rinnr, ^4rtf^» vt^tfr, the iDterruption or breaking of

sleep, an awaking from sleep. [ful.

r^srstPL firairft»r, '^RWfJffl, sleepy, drowsy, lethargic, sloth-

fsrflins, *ifV9, ^^^' asleep, lajd asleep, dozing.

^^> ^» v*i*ifpr, n^f. "^vd^, ^t^, a race, family, the

head of a family, death, disappearance, loss,
killing, destruction.

r^^rff, Wf.fir, "m^f a gem or other treasure, a reeep-

tacle, a vessel.

^nn?, C¥t^, blunt, dull, wanting a fine edge.

prf<, ^% inr, ^wftr^ ir, ^til?, ^ mVf. ^^:9, a gem,

treasure, valuables, treasure. found, a trea-
sury, granary, asylum, nest, receptacle, the
ocean. [oas,

fSrj, irtP^*', ^n*W?. 5*^f?i, pernicious, destructive, ruin-

f^tf^f, . ynf , irt«f, ^^rt^, perdition, ruin, destruction,

f^^, ^l?1t f^» ^i^'W, br«5, sport, play, pleasure,

enjoyment, trembling, agitation, coition.

finw, ?^* ^^^^^i, a sound, a noise, roar, bellow.

Pm^, P*^,— •tjHWf* ^^i^Wff, reviling, reproaching,

abusing, vilifying, &c.

f^rw^^ ««^3FR, '^nntin, «fW weir, to revile, reproach, cen-
sure, blatne, accuse, calumniate^ Vilify, trat
duce, asperse.

f^PW, ^irt^W, f^ir%T?,^wwt, reproach, censure, reproof,

rebuke, blame, reviling^ slander, calumny,
abuse, contempt.

Prf^fs, ^^«, ^^^» ^•Wr,^l^t*«, ''W^, reproached, re-
viled, &Ci evil, bad, base, low, despicable,
indecent, improper, forbidden.

t^H^, ft*R^, — 'WnF ttWC?* Vtn, ^IPSt, completely, alto-
gether, entirely, merely, truly, really.

JWi, f^m^,— aj^;, ^H, <1?T«?, i[«/1, ^Ki^t^sr, death, de-
struction» ruin, overthrow, carnage, a fill,
d^escent, an anomaly in grammar. [ruin.

^*fOT, ^ipR^R^, W^^t to fall, descend, fall down, fall to

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Wi\, to make to fall, cauae to descend, precipi-
tate, lower, throw or knock down, ruin, kill,
destroy, overset, fling : an finonialy or irregu-
larity in grammar. [killed, destroyed, &c-

fir«lt^, ^mf^^, ^^, W% cast down, precipitated, ruined,

f»Wt^, ^WftlRr •TRt^ wrt^ft?. a watering trough, a milk-pail.

fvj^, n^,, ^% ♦Itl^, wi, clever, expert, skilful, able,

active, eminent. [a close.

f^ar^^, vinttl C^v, to be finished or accomplished, come to

t^r^Tpr, 9|irt*pr»f^M1iFr, to bring to a close, complete, finish.

(^RC> ?(^> «nrtfl<9, ^rt^^ '^, composed, treated of, dis**

cussed, confined, fasteoed.

Pnw, Pr(\n f«^, ^•Win^, ^J>U^, to be extinguished, ex-
pire, go out, last, suffice.

f^m, 9i^ir9< 3[9, HW, «r^, an obligation, a vow, bind-
ing, confinement, a treatise, the sul^ept of a
composition.

Pri^[¥, *t1, i^^rt, ^tn; tftcflVR, a binding, confining, com^-

piling from other writings, a cause, origin*
motive. [lexicographer.

fknral, iPW^tj ^MQC^"^ ^R%W1BI^ an author, compiler,

Pnm^ P^f ^^ Pww, fiBWf 'Wiiirt*. cessation, stoppage,

restraint, desisting from ; ceased, having ceas-
ed, appeaaed, forgiving.

Pn^^ fUn, MV^t9ii% ^Pi^^itw, ^w^, wit4<^, wr, to stop,.

put- a stop to, cause to ceasei, abolish, revoke^

rescind; forgive, quell.
fliraini» Vffip ^lt3icft^> a dwelling, abode, residence,
ftrnnr, TPwjrt, a residing,. dweUing or living in a place.
f*rtf , 5^t »«•» . a multittide, a quantity.
l%^-7, r^ml^ vnitf^, completion, fimishingi conclusion,

accomplishment.

Pm^ PrWW,— :^t|yr/ft^, ^m, •W^trt^ ^«rf, sl^l-

tered. calm, close, aecurct safe, as in an aay -
lum ; a sheltered place, place of refuge*

Pr^t W^ ^% 1^* 'tftw, to extinguish, quench,

put out, quell, to afford, supply.

finrtPm, fWt^iTRW, ^♦RrSt, one who extinguishes ; pro-
fuse, expensive, extravagant.

fiRW, f*fti, a funeral cake or the offering of it.

Pnnj«i, 'nt^Tpr, fsrrttnr >im^j^, c?rtw, to stop, prevent,

hinder, oppose, resist, forbid, restrain, re-
strict, obstruct.

f«F3rt, fsrwr, ^•n^, prevention, obstruction, restraint.

^^t^f ^?, ^nrt^ ^, •ft?l, a house, dwelling, habitation,

a lodging, quarter.

f^rtpSJ, ^•Wpft, residing, dwelling; a resident, inhabitant.

r^4?, ^^, ^^;, titl, thick, matted, dense, shady, um-
brageous, impervious, impenetrable, retired.

ftffii^ ^^, ^^^» ?^» ^^«1?, engaged in, occupied with,

busy, taken up with, entered into, devoted to.

f^l^, 9tilf^ ^^^If^, the Brahminical thread, &c. as

suspended from the neck. .

T^nra, CTfi^, surrounded, enclosed, encompassed.

PrpB, f^, #t«, ^fVu, Rfira, ceased, ceasing, desisting

from, appeased, stopped, hindered, prevent-
ed, made to cease, checked.

t^ft^, tV?fs, ifpn^yl, cessation, a leaving off, a stoppage,

abolition, suppression.

riiC4H^, mjp, ^\<^, ^mn '^^ wnnf^, Rt^, ^.1^, a request,

representation^ address, a communication,
message, complaint,^ petition^ an offering, ^
present.

ftrg^fS^, «tPt5, «rtftfe, ^r9, 'mentioned, communicated,

represented, made known, requested, offered,
presented.

ftrr^^, mvt, ircTfwt^, ^/JW. ^biTTW, entrance, engaged-

ness in, devotedness to, zeal, earnestness,
an insertion in writing.

1^14^^, l^rail *f«r, flf^, ^ an entering, entrance, an entry

in an account or writing, a house, babitati«n.

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f^> f5^f 'Hf^f €^' ^^^®> similar, resembliBg.

f^np, «^, Pljw, secret, private, solitary, lonely.

fiw, T^,-^^ ftrW, the Nimb tree, which has a very

bitter leaf.

f^rutt, ^^, irf^y immersed, sunk, drowned.

f^na, ^tf\^f ^Wi, an* invitation, a call.

f^na^, ^irtfpr ^h, ^rf^ cm, to call or invite to a feast,

&c. : an entertainment, a feast.

Pnnr, ^Iflnv, ^v^S<*^* exchange, barter, a change, altera*
I tion, a succession.

fWWf, ^9\9% tfrnrWR, ^, ^rf^^mr, ft^, ^•^•iw, a cause,

reason, motive, origin, spring, source, view,
intent, instrumental cause, a mark, sign,
token, spot, trace, a consequence.

Mn, f*rtiiwr,— W^;, va^, W^ for, because of, on ac-
count of, in consequence of^ for the sake of,
about, that, in order that.

MipW, t^f ^n^, lt?1, qffij^ : caused by, arising from,

on account of, through or by.

firfiw, ftrpw,— ^? •I'W, '•rs/wf ^f% the twinkling of the

eye, a wink, a moment. {a winking.

f^NN^, t^^ fToFS ^% the closing or shutting of the eyes,

fSr^f^, ^Rt^, friendless, forlorn, orphan, destitute.

f^, ^t^, ^'Ct^, ^, r^^, deep, depressed, sunk,

low, humble. [ing deep; a river.

fVir^, 'in^^, *t^, *^, descending, going down, flow-

pnj , mftjif Tt?TWt, the common lime, an orange.

fir^f f«rst«, ''TTfni, f^^, ^•r^, f^S, ^Wl, regulated^

ordered, destined, fated, regular, uniform*
perpetual ; constantly, incessantly.

fSfirf*, '■rtnpn, ^/^, r«W^S ^*fm, a regulation, law, ap-

pointment, destiny, fate, luck, good or ill
fortune. [master, charioteer.

fsiiw, ■»pnw#1, *ffB, ?HI%r, a ruler, regulator, governor*

fr^nrs, ^«ntftc^, ^ttsi, ^riTtc;, unrestrained^ •unchecked^
^ unobstructed, unpre vented, free, self wIUmL.

firfw, f>ntv, — 'rtwi, f^*(%, t^nw^, ^4l9t7> ?•«% *^ ^

pp*i»99 a regulation, ruie» law, eDgagement,
agreement, contract, bargain, condition, sti*
pulation, league, assent, promise, religious
observance, vow or voluntary penance, c^r?
tainty^ ascertaintnent.

ftiPrtt*, wnfm, ^^?FHWF, regular, subject ta rules, stipu.

lating» agreeing.

ftwtflf^, PTfSn. — f^^% ^^%1f7f9, 4t^, f^$t^^ ^tf*1^ re*

gulated, regular, subject to ruie,^ orderly,
covenanted, stipulated, agreed on, appointed,,
fixed, settled.

ftSt^PP* PHW^I, ^rtw^, iVft, ftlrf^t, regulating,, superin*'

tending,. &c. a regulator, ruler, a boatman*
pilot, steersman, charioteer.

fSwp, •Bwrrt, ^wtf^, «f«, ^tin% appointed to an

office, constituted, commanded, eng^aged in,,
devoted or applying to. . [manding.

f^ipt'r, C4?9» appointing to office, constituting, com*

fsr|^, WHWif, a million. [pugilism.

f^fii, <r7t^, ^^tW^^f a close fight, wre&tling, fisty cuffs,

fiirsi^l, •nw^t^ff, r^tiFl, ^^l, one who appoints to office,.
* one who enjoys, a command^^r.

fta?t«, ^iT^Wr, ^mm, fk% MtMiV^iW, appoinliment to of-
fice, an order, command, a precept, a consti«^
tution, zealous application^ devotedness to
an object.

{^fC^n*it, rtfi^, ordering, commanding,, appointing.

ftCTt»Ri ^^•«Pi*^*Pr, m% ^cW^r to appoifit to office,^

designate, employ, fix, destine to aprofes*
sion, enjoin, eommand.

fary^, m^^ff 'HT^, ^i3Wf,'not sharing, not inheriting,

'disinherited, without a partner, single.

f^ni^, ^VRtfftV, ^mr, unrestrained, unchecked, free, un«

contrdled, self- willed.

fNiripw, 9«k, ^/, Pm^m, W^ Pw^, pure, holy, fre6

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3S4 fnim^

from stain; the casting of an idol into tbp
water after its festival.

finrs, ^Rflro^jv, '•IKIJ^i* excessively delighted with, ve-
ry fond of; incessantly, constantly.

Vfirni, Prer, ^im?** *«rt»W, ^•rf^wnw, »rt?l, incessant, end-
less, unintermitted ; constantly, incessantly.

firju-til, ^PWf?, ^^, f^rfSl^, f^^ni^, having no space be-
tween, close, impervious, solid.

Pqw?, 3WR?W/, 'tftWTV, without posterity, not agreeing

(m g^^ammar), not following as a consequence
{in logic.) 0"^-

ftnr^lt?, ?W1, f^tftysi, security, safety, exemption from in-

faqrtT^, ^^^?» ^^^* secure, safe, uninjured, permanent.

f^*l*iP, ^€hr, ^*irtMt, independent, having no expect-
ation from a given thing or object.

0r?4, ^^•W, ^(^f silent, quiet, taciturn, speechless

ftq[^f{^, Ttf)^, ^nv, independent, not under controul, self-
willed, [or by.

5qnif^» "^^ra^^, ft^, not possessed of, not afiSected with

^Vlf, ^>(^» ^Vr, 9itw» 'i^^, not low or mean, superior,

perfect, complete, entire.

f'Rfff ''^19, hell.

(^«f-9, ^ir^iRF, fiMn, ^iRif, vain, useless, fruitless, to no

purpose, without an object, absurd*

f^rppr, PrjfJ, — ^<l«|i, ^iWTf^, t^l^, ^BT?^, fiR^%, a defeat,

subjugation, a restraining, appeasing, assuag-
ing, a cessation, desisting from, driving
away, expulsion, rejection.

f^inr, ^tjTftii» ^Pt9» Pn^f defeated, subdued, restrained,

calmed, appeased, propitiated, desisting from,
ceased, made to desist, expelled, [suaging.

i^iww, TAMii, ^rt¥tf^, subduing, calming, allaying, aE-^

P'^, "tt9» "^^^T^, quiet, peaceable, not quarrelsome.

fiffWj^i, c«wt^, ^f|^<», %*:^rTw, to drive out pr away,

expel, exterminate, remove. . . [poreal.

f^nrt^m, ^t*J*iiI\^, wtfa, without form; shaBeleaa. incoi^

Pnrtfl^» ^1¥, ^il^f^f .%^^ltQ» id: also expulsion^ extermi*
nation. [cealed*

f^^f fP> *MF, ^1^, tl'V, solid, not hollow, close, con*
rsrart^CDl, "imfQ, "in^lW, incessant ; incessantly.
f^^% ^iilf^, ^^?* ^^ safety, in security, [houseless.
f^rjT^> "^^ ^><f^0^i desert, destitute of habitations,
Ujm\f . •^^«*, fiTjii, alone, private. [hand*

f^nrt^-9, f^t;:!!, c^^c^, privately, m secret, aside, under-
P^atw, W?rf^l, ^t^tfwyi, repelling, driving away, re-
pulsive.
PT?m?. ^ijroWR, ^•rttn. a fasting, abstinence from food.

Pqfhp^, w«w, wtpr, ^^WW^, to look at, see, view, gaze,

observe, survey.
t^*<?f ^^jifi^^^C, ^rrfV9, the non-existence or denial of a

god ; without God ; an atheist.
f^tf, «im, f^i, f^mf^, without motion or exertion, quiet^

stilU fine, clear. [sary.

f^HF^, c^VtW r^ni, one of the Veddngas, a Yedantic gk>s-

f-^iRri, 45r^^tw; ^jw<, ^wrt. «fH«, '^tr«j, without a

reply, confounded, speechless, silent, clear,
evident, unanswerable. [cool.

^HP^W, ^5WJ^;, ftW, free from heat, anger or jealousy,

fsriPi, nf^^, ^, blocked up, obstructed, hindered.

t^nwft, f^n<?, ■(f^t**^- ^•rt5pr«rTf«, bold, fearless, safe, se-
cure ; security, boldness.

UjMf, ^iwr, peerless, matchless, incomparable.

f^jpc^f^l, ^^T<Rr, ^vi^, respectful attention, regard, respect

f^nvf^, n«irpi7> directing, regulating, &c. a director, a

regulator. •

Rhpm, ftr<j^^. fTO#^, VfWw, f|[fPP9«i, 'sirnw^, ^^laWR.

to ascertain, investigate, determine, decide,
fix, establish, assign, appoint^ prescribe, re^
gulate, try, attempt.

fiiH, firw, flr%, ^/T?, Prrti/iRtcrt^ ^w, certainty,

ascertainment, logic, disputation, a complete
sentence or one without ellipsis.; ,

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f^^ti^y f^3^/, solid, not hollow, unsplit.

T^rtftK, n^^99l, ^SV^, a blocking up, siege, obstructionr

hindrance.

Pr«t^, ^ft*fe, %^»nr, Prt^«, «f^, '•rfhs, gone or sent forth,

produced, extractedr expelled, proceeded,
issuing, arising from, past. [outlet.

fk^^ f^^^, ^rm, a going forth, departure, an issue,

fRfJOT, ^^, ^•nr tc<W, WR; «^pr ^^, to go forth,.

arise, issue, proceed from, depart.

tffftpr, OR 1^7, ft^TBT, te melt, to dissolve, to gulp.

firfjn, tl^t<l^, '•W^^/, ^^, void of all properties, destr-

tute of good qualities, worthless, useless^
t foolish.

f^^fipr, irt?^, f^nr, to beat, to strike, to kill.

pnf^"^, ^*t^f ^iMl^'d, a table of contents, catalogue,

an examination, survey. [severe, bard.

f^nf^, ^l«tilt9, <!tfnR9, a thunderstroke, a severe blow ;

PrtN, «R/, f^nrfr?, f^«, uninhabited, desert, private,

retired.

fk^0ef, t^ll^ir^, privately, aside, secretfy, underhand.

Pniff^ Ti^W^f a complete conquest.

ftlil%, •», w1^/#N, 'H^s", free from the infirmities of age

or decrepitude. [dued.

W^, •WW, ^«^t^, conquered, overcome, fentirely sub-

l^nSt?, f^crr^f ^^, ^nv, Ufeless, inanimate, weak, lan-
guid, exhausted.

Pwf/, WPjW; «f^», unstrung, (as a bow.) '

9r(1, ^w%, mwj Wt?rt, •rtft? wr^Wff, a fountain, spring,

waterfall, cascade, mountain- torrent.

fN$t, *rra, ililt99^ l[t7, a mountain, a place abound-
ing in springs, &c.

?pn|1, certainty, ascertainment, a decision,
positive conclusiob, inv^sstigation, an agree-
ment, engagement, promise, settlement, en-
actment, decree.

' •

t^^1f9, f^^^rtV9,ilecidiDg, ascertaining, leading to a con-
clusion, &c. [rected.

^v» ^^Xi^f *tf^» JKf cleansed, purified, cleared, cor-

f^^% fif^^f 'WW, ^ftf^f v^ftflw, ftrfrw, settled, fixed,

determined, decided, confirmed, established,
usual, agreed upon, pointed out, ascer-
tained.

t^'fC^, f^^T^, — ft^rnw, one who decides or ascertains, &c.

Wf, fsrtj, ^, *i^, hard-hearted,, void of pity, merci-
less, unfeeling, relentless, cruel, barbarous,
inhuman. [trouble.

fsiftf , 9V, ^RT^, released, free 4rom confinement or

T^f^i, ffitf^f f^iPl^t 3Fr^lW«, ftf^'i, fixed upon, ap-
pointed, nominated, appropriated, described,
pointed out.

fiwN, Pw^^, ftrwtww, m^;, ^nwn, ^*r|, f»c<f , an appoint-
ment, appropriation, designation, testimony,
witness, an order, mandate^ a description,
ascertainment.

l^fOh^p f^^^% ^Wt^'ttvr, f^mtiW, to ascertain, prove

by testimony, establish, designate, appoint,
appropriate.

ffntt?, PHi^. «TO1, nrw, ^\v, certainty, ascertainment,

accuracy ; blunt, free of debt.

t^^% T^VPn% f^WWW, ftj^, f^nww, flC* "••» '^ ascertain,

settle, decide, confirm, agree, covenant^
bargain, give an earnest.

W^, ^J\f ^€^f ^iRt«t, ^pm, ft^ftiri, shaki^n out, cast

out, friendless, deserted, rejected.

T^i, ^if|[?, 'VY'SnT^, uncertain, not established, destitute

of proof or stability.

f^nlN, ^Pi[w, ^<9, to speak, describe,' relate, narrate. ^

Pr^-'sc, ^99^, ftniWi ^i<*ii,^r^nn[, ^R9/V cwl, slavery,

bondage, an obligation, engagement, seizure,
an intention, pertinacious pursuitof an object.

r^^, ^m, ^i rnv/T<t, loosed from ap obligatic

freed, relinquishiiig the world from devotion
to religious abstraction, &c.

f^^, ?V'Wr^ not flowing, not passing away, stagnant.

r«i4t^H, 5j5t^, fimfn^, f5^, to cause to speak, utter, dis-
close or narrate, to extort from, to interro-
gate, chuse, select.

t^t^, l^t^i H,^» CTWifttl, extinct, extinguished, gone

out, departed, defunct.

fWt^i, iWftr, WJtf^f ^, '•W^, ^isw^tw^, <8nn^, P^,

Pi«3rt«r, r^rtw, ^rwT^, ^nw^, ^ri?, fwrrr^Wr^,

f^? ^4M1^*i, an extinguishing, putting out,
quenching, qnelling, extinction, disappear-
ance, the setting of the sun, &c. a depar-
ture, refraining or desisting from, cessation,
repose, final emancipation, union, associati-
on, confluence, a blending, space, a vacuum,
instruction in science, the plunging or bath-
ing of an elephant.

pn(T^ 'TC^r?^, V9t^, fwir, a sheltered place, place of

refuge, a calm, close weather; sheltered from
the wind, secure, close, calm.

fartk, ^w^^, f^^Wt fs^iWtim, f^TMftr, ^'ifft^tir, censure,

blame, reproach, a rumour, asseveration, af-
firmation, decision of a controversy, absence
of dispute or railing. [or put out.

f*n^^, «ft«i^!rpWJ<i. ntS^i, ^«t^, to kill, cause to extinguish

PrtrO, 1^l»W, ^% ^'^n^, acting featlessly or without

[precaution, self-willed, rash, [expatriation.

Prtf^, ^^^Rff, W?w?1, expulsion, ejection, banishment^

nrtPR, ^9^f ^*rt^, id: also indifferent to, without will

or inclination, dissatisfied with.

fWI^, tftfOTl, ' ?«rtpff ^^, ^rt^/, %*ft?, 'ft^^, ^wt?, ?w(i*ifli,

^|f8; a livelihood, sufficiency^ competency,
abundance, a sufficient supply of means or
adequate provision, for the performance of
any thing, means of accomplishment, expe*

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dletit, materials, managdmentt accomplish*

menty maintenance, support,
f^rthpf* (SrtVim#, ^JWflWi ><*»IIW, a provider, tnaintainer>

manager, superintendant \ effecting, accom**'

plishing, supplying, furnishing.
WlT^tf, ^rarrf^, wT^^tf^j providing a sufficiency, sup*

plying a demand, furnishing. [&c.

^rtt^wn, ^^rW^, a difficulty in procuring a livelihood,
WSfa, 'FW?, t*^^' H^* overcome with fear or sorrow,

distressed, senseless^
firflfi, iatart«»f¥i, earned, gained as hire or tvages.
^^, ITf , ^1»Jt, easyk tranquil, in easy ctrcumstanceS|

prosperous, happy.

f^^^ ^, '^f , fi«afw, ^|W, ft?W, ^wfi^ift;, ^^, ^/, ease, .

tranqtiillity, rest, repose, safety, security,
ea$y circumstances, happiness, a cessation,
desisting from, completion, accomplishment,
final emancipation, death. [done.

f^^, vn^^, f>f^, finished, completed, accomplished,

f^^f>8, IW;, ftMfl, ^t**w^, 5HCVt^, ^f^9 fH^, an accom*

plishment, completion, an approach, grati*
fication, satis»faction, final emancipation.

r^Of, t^f^i^f %*tr^^, fiiTt?, ^tirt, wages, hire, enjoymetit,

marriage, «l fainting, swooning^ syncope.

f^rr^fl, ^Wtfr, ^, {f^^sr, void of understanding, silly,

foolish, simple, ignorant, uninformed.

fW/«r, fSrt'ife, ^/V, ^Vr ^/^1. deserted, left, abandoned j

an approved occupation. .

flnA^^, Pwn, l^^t?, abuse, reproach, blame.

f^n^, ^([^, f^i^%, ^^5' bold, fearless, undaunted, fa*

miliar, not timid, secure, safe, free from
danger.

f^»^# ^*5/«, ^»*Rrti, f*ri*w, f^/, ^uhr^, tiMf, tH<t«1K*t,

much, excessive, fearless, confident, petma*
nent \ a fulcrum, prop, dependanCe, point ot
support ; excessively^

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fWWpr, ^rfiwtl^r^ ^e^. •Hf^;« ir«^, to be bereft of an in

heritance, to be discarded from office.

^»x¥t«f, wftft^, free from error or mistake.

T^^^y im'Sf^S, sober, not intoxicated, quiet, out of rut.

fsTO, -'•rf^, ,^fiW, f^i^, ^^rt^» not appropriated to

one's self, not considered ones own, morose,
severe, savage, brutal, cruel.

Pnfsnf, r^r^Jtf^/, C^wr?^, want of natural affection or

attachment, harshness, severity ; without na*
tural affection. [nour, unlimited.

Pn^n^f, '•Rtinwrft, "m-^ disrespectful, not giving ho-

fM«r, •tft3l, ^^, ^^, f^^, pure, clear, clean, bright,

transparent^ limpid, honest, fair or clear (as
the weather).
^^9 ^^» K^j <fTW, W«1#^, J^^9 to form, make,
fabricate, frame, build, construct, erect,
mould, dispose ; a manufacture, fabrication,
production, &c. [chitect. &c.

^?ftlH, f^W^^^ a maker,, fabricator, builder, ar-

f^WH, 5^T<i, *fT^rpr, to cause to make, require to fa-
bricate, &c. [maker, &c.

r^afl?^, ??T?*, ?B^, *^^Pnpi, making, fabricating, &c ; a

fSrifw;, •tRpwi, ^1^^, fkc^fSr$ ^j^rtf^, ^rfr^n, m^/?^, purity,

cleanness, clearness, &c ; flowers or other of-
ferings to a deity ; loose, not strung, desti-
tute of a necklace or garland.

f^ftfi, ^tTi^f ?ft^, f^, ^iT, made, formed, framed, built,

fabricated, artificial, wrought.

f^"^, rnwi, ^^5^8, ^^, ww^rsr^i ^< liberated, set free,

released, loose, having cast the slough (as
serpents, &c.)

f^<^ ^f ^wfr, dull, stupid, heavy, inapt. [&c.

l^C*fW, ^^ c^tfapi, the slough or cast skin of serpents,

f^W ^^t«r^. «nct^, WW, ?f%? ^nt^, a going forth, de-
parture, final emancipation, the outer cor-
ner of an elephant's eye.

M^^, tfrRil^*5F«,ip5i1, ^/t«r, ♦tfirt^t^, •t^pttK, revenge, killingr,.

slaughter, a gift, donation, re-delivery of a
deposit, payment of a debt.

Wp!, 9fW, Jitivt^, fc*a jn, irf^, iJlut^, ^w»vf, *^e, "W,

a decoction, extract, infusion, pith, quiutes-
cence, gum, resin, mucus, juice, bird-lime^
a decision, conclusion, logical deduction; posi-
tive, categorical, firm, tight, close, [indecent.

fsTif^, Pni(^, — ^^R^^Pi^, shameless, impudent, immodest,

f^T^, 1k^if9Wi\f ^^<itw, ^<^n^, wn|jro/t*, ^nfl^tT!j«i, wf,

an extraction or drawing out, a rootiug or
grubbing up, evacuation ofthefceces, of urine»
sweat, &c. a burning, combustion.

fr^lH, •N^tjW, diffusively or widely fragrant. [sical»

t^TRPJ^, «tnWTW/, W^tf, «^«ii, causeless, capricious,whim-

f^W, *W, ?R, irfsr, a sound, a noise.

f^^^ff^* t^> ^nif^1[t^, a house, habitation, abode.

f^n^nr, ^W^^t fJdW. absorption, final beatitude.

fk^, Z^i% tk'Q, fvr^, caKrr^^frt^, encompassed, surround*

ed, wrapt up, concealed, embraced, encamp**
ed, having obtained absorpti'jn, iibsorpt.

filial, ?tfil, 3WRt, night.

f^r*lW?, Pwpn«f, Prtt*t1%, — ^rai, the moon.

ftrttn, c^ff^tfllf, ^^ ^tfHf ic^?, Jt'Wn, an owl, jackal or

other nocturnal bird or animal, a watchman,
a night robber, a cannibal giant or goblin
prowling about in the night.

Prtt^, JfP^, WV1, iwH a female goblin, a street walk-
er or prostitute, a lewd strolling woman.

r^tWW, dsr^ft, a watchman, a night-guard.

fsrfH, ?tftr, ?rtfiK^, at night, in the night

f^rfvfv, "ttf^^, it^p^» sharpened, whetted, set.

f^sri^, m^^rn, midnight, deep night.

fMmii<-(t, slfil, iwrft, night.

f^^f^, ^jrf^Tvflt, the fast sleep of men in the dead of night.

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8«a f^wrn

^W/, ^t^tw^x, certainty, ascertainment, clear
knowledge, a positive conclusion, decision,
determination, resolution, belief, affirmati-
on ; dear, certain, plain, positive^ sure,
exact ; certainly, ' positively, confidently,
resolutely, clearly, &c. [firmation.

fjpvfVH, PrirtiW, f^^tV, an asseveration, positive af-
tiwr9«pr, ^fSiHtPi, tflUl. persuasion, certainty, conviction,

undoubted belief.
f'FPlI^, «W^, *W«fjr, •fitf^, truth, accuracy, veracity,

certainty, assurance.

Pr*CTl, ^^, Tf^» T^* ^^^% immoveable, still, fixed.

stationary, firm, steadfast.
f^p*5«nr, ^, ^9^1^, not current, obsolete.
ftr«vt?^, f«^<^?^ f^iMtf^, ascertaining, deciding, &o. ; one

who decides, &c. [certain, sure,

f^Tp*^, f^^% •ffjwrs, ^J, ascertained, certainly known,
fHr*»^Wl, fl[?^i fin^ff^wlt, acting decidedly, proceeding

cautiously or on sure grounds,
f^rt^5» ^3^» ^W^wr^Tf, careless, thoughtless, unconcerned,

free from anxiety. [not porous.

M^va. fkl*<»fi[^> f^;:B«w/, faultless, pure, without boles,
pTT^i, ''Wrt^lrt, f^^^iSt'^ inactive, motionless, without

exertion, ' [piration.

(%n*t^, ^«i^rs. «roTH» breath, breathing, inspiration, res-
fiftWf W, a quiver. [man.

fswsjt. «<i^, ^f carrying a quiver; an archer, bow*
t^i; €f%«, ^"^^A^, sad, dejected.
fV^, %^9i» v^t«r» dejection, sadness, a particular class

of outcasts. [bidden, denied «

W^K. wprl, Ttflr?, 'iPitf*, prohibited, interdicted, for-
f^W^, «fnft^*tti77, the impregnation of the uterus, in^

jection of sperm, {a preventive.

prr^, ftW^, — ?t?«i^rtlt, one' who prevents or prohibits,
.frnpnt'^c* Tn% ^W^i a prohibition, restrictifon, preven-
tion, denial or negation.

I

l*rartir, tWi, ^Nflr^lfWjl, service, attendance, the takings

of medicine. [gold, a neck ornament.

fir^, i49 «r9 "i^ row ^< ^WWt? ftpW, a certain weight of

f^n^^, 9^w^s$ ^^^f^Sf free from thorns, free from

trouble or anxiety.

fsv^, ^#irvijt, free from tribute or taxes, untaxed.

fsi^^, Pnwitf%^» — ^^i^fl^t, ^t«ir^9l» unemployed, unoc-
cupied with business, idle. [useless.

f^rw^jT, 'Hfrf^, ^W«V, idle, not diligent, unemployed,

t^ni^, ^^^f «Wt«i, f*r^^, f^wt^, fWtf, ftrPv^, t^;, 4^9/^,

flRP, ^^Wi;, certainty, evidence, proof, de-
cision, determination, appointment to of-
fice, trust, belief; certain, plain, clear, exact,
positive; positively, clearly, expressly.

come to a point or decision, conclude, as**
certain, believe, appoint, assign.

f^^Bl, ^f^ftfc, ^riRl, "m^^n, 'iWnnr, diminished, waned,

impotent, barren, without parts, indestruc-
tible, [menstruation.

ffa^mi. fsw#,— <I^5?WI1, ^wm, /. past child-bearing, past

pi»W«i, ^f|rw9^, %WH, ^r? mn, "^^^rf, 'tfff, f^^c^f Pni"^,

to expel, cast out, dismiss, expend, go forth^
place, deposit, revile, to blow as a flower.

Adi^, ^lfi(^* fSwiR5/t^, expelled or voluntarily with*

drawn from all family connections.

fk^PB, ^?, ?^rt, i|ftF, deliverance, salvation, acquittalj^

clearance from a charge, &c.

Ik^^lbm* ^fffi^, <tr^, not artificial, true, genuine.

f%r^, WH^ ^f«, WT^i ascertained, plain, clear, posi-
tive, [expulsion,

prni^, t^i^, f^^nj% a going lorth, bringing out, exit,

f^^M, ^, «rf^, ^1^^, t^^'S, gone, gone forth, de^

parted, brought out, expelled.

PrtJW»» ^f^WtjW, f^MijT^, expelling, bringing forth.

Orf^ngi, f^^"^, ^Pf«i, fimA, iiseleis, itaeflfectual.

294 PWJ^

f^ir, f^, , ^TT/r^s, ^^j, '•rf^f^fti, ^tlW%, fixed, e^

tablished, occupied, engaged in, devoted to,
religious, devout, virtuous.

1W1, ij? vl^, JNfr^twT't, <afll, flWtf, TTPWtT, firm establish*

ment in religion, devotion, religious auste*
rity, belief, confidence, affiance, certainty.

f^lN, ^^, cgwl^ ^/Ttt, spittle, saliva, a spitting.

f^*?, f^^, 'fft^, ^^» cruel, unfeeling, hard-hearted*

harsh, strict, severe, morose. [saliva.

prrtr^T, ^^ctir; nfWlflr ^/t<nr, a spitting, spitting out of

f^T«, «^^, •If^^, skilful, clever, conversant, learned.

Pr^ff^, 'Wtfi, ^% tirfi, f^ntv, ^RWW, a completion, termi*

nation, conclusion, finishing, fulfilment, de*
cision, determination, award, settlement*
sentence, order. [cides, ftc.

f*M»^nq[, fW?^, n^/^, a judge, umpire, one who de-

pr^W, ^WT^, fi«, ^rtfiri, ^^'•nr, done, finished, concluded^

completed, decided, settled, ordered, regu*
lated, born, produced. [dy; a fixed gaze.

pn^tvr^, ^R^9^, f^, incessant, without intermission, stea*

PmW^, ^Wt^l', ft^, (iwnwj^i, .trftW •j?^, to accomplish,

complete, conclude, finish, decide, award*
regulate, fulfil a promise.

fsf^ft^, f^W>jt^, to wring, wring out, squeeze, press out.

f^fCn^^ Tt^, ir^, to rub or grind to powder, smash,

tread on, trample. [dull.

fW9, i!tni?ft^, 'W^f gloomy, dark, obscure, opake»

fsr^cfWR, f^^, ^"Wj^i, needless, unnecessary, cause*

less, groundless.

pTjif, ^•WW, f^«f^, ^•WVi/, fruitless, ineffectual, need*

less, useless^ unprofitable, abortive, barren.

f^fj^, «r^, vrc, ^inT, «/t^, nature, natural state, pe-
culiar character or condition, rejection, a-
bandonment.

Pw?*!, ♦ft? ^«w, ^^ •ft^iT, to crosf or get over, fiad

deliverance or salvation, &c.

Htf 295

Pnrtif ?W1, Ht?, ^rW, ij^, salvation, preservation, deli-
verance, rescue, acquittal, beatitude. [&c.

fVvT??r» ^^9VI, a saviour, deliverer, preserver; saving,

ftwt?^, ^W^, iX^X^f to save, deliver, rescue, preserve,

acquit. [quitted.

f5|^<, jfiR, ^W, ^^, saved, rescued, delivered, ac-

f^niif, "mwn, ^if9i9% ^^, unequal, uneven, unlike, unri-
valled, peerless, matchless.

Pnnni, CTt?, nrtsi, <tr^t^t(t«r, f^, obscure, dull, blunt,

without energy, zeal or virtue, weak, infirm,
flaccid. [dent, rude*

f^r^l^t, f^%, ^rfn^, shakneless, immodest, bold, impu-

f^r^'^W, *^^^<f^^, PnS>?, Jjt^Fi, motionless, still, inanimate,

senseless. [bankrupt.

f^, f^nfsr, ^ttft, cv^flfTI, poor, indigent, destitute,

t'^'^R', 1^ ^rtai, ^tlrf, a sound, loud noise, bellow.

f*r^inr, irt?^, ^ii ?rM ^% to smite, kill, slaughter, mur-
der, [guinary person.

P^*, ^njw, 'T^TRWf ^Ww» a murderer, manslayer, san-

ftfT^, Pnrt#, — ^idrnnr, an anvil .

ftfft?, t^ftj, ^, frost, cold.

P^ftJ^f iflr>**» ^4WI*^, to view, behold, survey.

f^^^, ^(Tf^» ^fflp9» iW, placed, deposited with, entrusted

to, committed to one's care, given.

f^r^, ^r*Mt*t» ^fpftf ^jRHrW , fl'^^vtl, concealment, denial,

secrecy, dissimulation, mistrust, suspicion,
a secret. [mistrusted.

f^rif^, imntf^, ^pft^, titl, denied, concealed, secret,

fSr^t^, 'iWrW, ^ffs\, ^iWnr, denial, concealment, secrecy,

reserve, mistrust. [mistrusts.

ftr^^t^, ^i»Wt<^, ^iwni/ft, one who denies, conceals or

^St^M, 15^;, »ff^, a^: like, resembling.

*F, ^, ^Pr?1, Orv, ^nn^^ ^W, ^^^, ^V¥, ^Wc^,

«c<r, low, short, dwarf, deep, vile, base, mean,
common, vulgar; in comp: down« below,
uader. beneath.

296 <r]M

^^, ^«ttft,— *ic^fltit. ftw, ^W, descending* going

down, low, deep, mean. [foundation.

*JtW, w, c^rry, the lower part, bottom* skirt, base,

.^bt*lsr, ^fl^r^*, ^Wi low* minded, servile, base, of mean

views. [at the bottom.

^^, ^sftr^,— iR^fW, wii, below* beneath, down, under,

'^hi, ^. '^(^I'^fj, slowly, softly, in a low voice.

^, ^ffj ?t^, a bird's nest

^ft^, fj«ft, a bird ; produced in a bird's ttest.

^, ^fl^, «rt^, «W, tak^n, received, obtained, gained.

^(^, ^^ ^r^Tf?* "T/tf , ^rtW, Ktr\, jtft, virtuous conduct,

morality, justice, right, ethics, moral philo-
sophy, an acquisition, acquirement, conduct,
practice.

^ftt%wrt, ftt^^ftipf, a moral tale or discourse^ fable, &c.

^flftf^/l, ^tfwttJl,— f?TOt<lcirw •ttl, the science of morals,

ethics, political science.

iiM%vt^,, ^«tt< ^^/^, just, righteous, moral, virtuous.

^^, ftonw? ^*tafr^ ^J^^^, ijir^^, a woman's zone,

a cloth round the waists a stock in trade,
a capital, principal. [led.

^?vT^, 'tfRT/'rt^, irf?1 4rt[^ ^1 Pttwci, being now taken or

^tinl, 5iD^1. ^/t*tr?t, a receiver, a taker^ dealer, chapman.

^?1, "ViMt^, ^% the taking of a thing, a taking up.

1ft?, Wf, 'rt'W, ?w, water, juice, liquor

^^, 9vft^, bloodless, destitute of blood.

*1rtrt«, ^re?^, ''I3VPI1, ?CTt««ift^, without pollen, without

menstrual evacuations, destitute of the qua*'
lity of passion or activity, without fame.

i^t^, V47, m, ^snf^, giving water, toothless ; a cloud.

tftjPrfic, »WCB, 3^^, the sea, the ocean.

^5Pl, ^iTO^, f^»*W, silent, speechless, taciturn.

^ftw> V^^t ^J.f^^srr^, without juice or moisture, with-
ered, dry, parched, napless, tasteless, insipid.

*i1«*l*t**, f^^^Tf^, f^i»ft^, rapacious, impoverishing,

draining, extracting juices^ &o«

m

'ftw, ^ ^•f, ^im^'^i ^ ftf*«W, blue, dark blue; indigo,

a blue sapphire. [a blue jay.

''fwi, Wi, «ri?, Shiva or the blue-throated, a peacock,
^hWffi^, ^, fM?, purple, mixed red and blue ; Shiva.
^'tfiPM, TiWf. — ^^^tf^, the indigo plant,
"sfl^t?, HP^, ftn, frost, boar frost.
^[^, nrf^R^, — ^llt^nr, 4t^F^, «r5;W?^, to incline, bend, bend

down; be bent, be humble.' [gether.

^, ^irtf%, ^ftwrt, a bundle of any thing wrapped to-
^. i:^W, ^^, a wisp of straw or grass, a wager.
^f ^ ^r«?, ^^9, 1^^, ♦»<!, a pebble, piece of brick

or stone, a muller, a stake, a gage.
^•1, m^% c«fT*i, salt. [in salt.

^1^51, rm^% CTT^I, «rnf^^, salt, saltish, selling or dealing
%^f ^fl, — ^"tt^ftnt, purslain. [entreaty,

^f», w^, ^Wf*, tffT^, praise, flattery, solicitation,
^W, t'trffs, ^wtf^Ni, ^mif sent, ordered, dispatched,

commanded.
^, TWt?, tn^^l, corpulent, fat, abdominous.
^Vjt, ^«^ fli|T, «rtt, the tongue or clapper of a bell, the

windpipe. . [down^ humble.

^^, C'rtirt'r, — tV9V^, TjJrt^, to bend, bend down, bring
^snA. ^I^vf^^, lame or maimed in the hand,
ivr, wSt^, 5Fiw/Wt^, '•t'^ftr^, new, hovel, receut, fresh,

young, upstart.
^'Wf ^ff^/, fitc^ *rtr?, certainly, assuredly, probably,

perhaps; also a particle of doubt of* recollect ion y

an expletive. [ancles,

'r^t?, H\^ m^ ftW^, a somidrng omnment or ring for the
"f* ^[?wr, *^» *'^ compes: a man, a male.
^5, W1, ^ItW, a manslayer, a murderer.
^/, 'rtP, ^^HPflft, a dance, a dancincr with gesture, ges-

ticnlation, an acting Jumping, skipping about,
^n, "^fe, '^*IW,— ?t«rt, a king, a sovereign.
^[•niW, ftw^Brt?, i kings son, a prince:
^H, •fJHWt, ItW, fir^*^ malicious, malignant, miir-

Pp

799r n9lf^

deraus, destructive^ hurtful, iDjufiQUs^ mis*
chievous.

^^Pft ftff ^wn? PlTW, ^nX^ «r^/, Vishnu's fourth in-

carnatiou as a man-lion, a noble, eminent or
honourable man.

c^^, c^tt^tVRi, a tame or pet animal.

Pi^^, ftRl*i, ^t^Btft^ 'R*, to turn, turn back, retjtm, go

and come, go back and forward. [ing.

c^i^^itTt, 9t^tVt^» intercourse, intimacy^ %omg and com-

nvW, -sr^, ci«(t, the ichneumon or mongoose.

nr€7, sr^nr, <frt^^> %^$T7» to take, to receive^ to spend.

m^^ '■rf^, the leg.

r^r^FT, rR*>#Br,— ^<iT?t*r, to bait, limp, be lame.

t^^ CT^r^— ^wr, ft^> naked, stripped, undressed.

c«r®f ^, %^» a mouse.

rr^it, wwl, cwt, — t^fSi left-handed^i^

c^5pwl, ?ttPi, a rag, a bit of cloth.

c^?sf^, cr^/l, — C'rprW, wrotrw, a hyeena, a wolf.

nwi, ^ir^Wtf ^, ^«1*t^t??F. acting foolishly, silly, play-
ing the buffoon.

C^^^r^t?, ^9, ^, a nausea, a vomiting.

c^wf, ora, ^Wf^rcwi, a step.

WfrTlf W^, — <«f, c^m lame, limping.

c^ra, •J^, ifft^ii, an animal's tail.

c^?1, ^r^, c?wl, a dancing boy ; left-handed.

^^f ^/t?1, — X^% V^^» ^T^I'lTt* ^•tlwictft Rb^5#, desti-
tute of leaves or twigs, pollard, lopped,
shorn, bald ; a sect of religious mendicants.

C^, ^ItiPlt, ^ar^, a female ballad singer or religious

mendicant, a vagabond woman.

c^/1, ^n^, a contemptuous appellation for Massalmans.

c^«, ^♦n ftrw, a sort of cloth.

Cnn, r^^,— ^ft«, ^Wrtt, ^, ^, tttn, ^«t5 CTHt, one

who takes, a receiver, leader, guide, master,
owner, a rogue, an inlet or branch of a river.

c^tt^y 59^6ntt?F, ^ a hemistich or half stanza; balf.

rvt^l 299

vrt, nji, the eye.
c^nn|[. i^ wm, a tewt, tears.
^^^, CTflrnt^, — ^W!^^i, very near^ nearest^ aearer.
t^^f T^f ^, a membrane or web.
W*IWI, flwwl, •tWWf web-footecL
^^^^f ^X ^*, the jaundice.

<^» infhr» «!%, c^, a lime or lemoih [cle.

c^9 RVi ^vwt^, the circumference of a wheel or eir*
C^iftw, zntm, ^ntw, to excite, stimulate,, encourage,

set on as a dog^. Sec. [new, young.

^» ^l^lfN t^. 'rfiT, a lujnp of earth or dough ;
r^^/, lifft^f, nearness, vicinity, proximity.
hf^f ^?F, %«1f^r¥i^, a merchant^ shoprkeeper, trades-
man, an Upunishad. [certainty*
W/, ^rt^/, ft<H(lQ>^> eternity, continuance, perpetuity,
brvt^t, ^nnti ^W^, an imperishable landmark, [art &c.
^^r«JH/, VtW/> ^^1> cleyemess, skill, ability, eminence in
W«r/, ^P9^f, %^mf, an offering* oblation, present.
br|SrI^,brtirw,— ^ntw, CrSJP, ^t^^f causal, causing,

producing, procuring, having a cause, done

to accomplish an object. [cian.

i«nrtf^, ^mwfic^^, ^«f^^, a Nydya philosopher, a logi-

brf>9y, «l«fivcit^9 appointment to office, an appointment.

h(49r fM ♦l^w WftM ^iflMft, the south-west qi^artet

or its ruler, a daemon, a fiend;
hm^^ f*Wl^, »i«;?tflW, a decision, clearaessv veracity. ^
bT%9, C])^rr^^rv f^vf^, the master of the mint,
brf^, fHi^^^m, ^mnttf a religious studen* constantly

resident with his spiritual tutor. [belief,
h^9 fsfWtf 9Q1TI w^t^JffW^p firm establishment in any
^^nifllit, «it«tft9» natural, ^sing from the nature of a things
^^Hr<^^, "^tPftM^f a swordsman ; armed with a sword.
CTtWH, rWffJlf^n,— -^Wf*^ wmH#tH, feeding in a filthy

manner, filthy, beastly.
ci(17, 4t«, inrt, allay, base mixture, base com.
vi\*H, mw, saltish, brackish ; salt or brackish water.

pp2

300 W/«

c^rr^rl, ^^5t^w, a species of custard apple.

c^; ctI^, — ^, a boat, a skip» a vessel.

^;*t3, ^, ^^1, ^'tWir, fwt?, a nausea, loatbmg, disgust,

abhorrence, contempt, disrespect
T/irrt;, ^«»T^, ^JreTf^ltiR, odious, ahQiRidabie, loalb-

. some» disgustful, nauseous. . [vile*

w/4, ^P9, — ^^T^/t, ^w, dwarf, short, low, base, meao ,
w;«rt, prw^, l4W, club-footed, fame.
7/V, f^vf^^> Jt^^f ^^^» deposited, pledged ...placed^

' consigned, hoarded, accumulated. .
^/^n, %*tt^, ^wm^, boaiding, sarioi;, accmniolating.
Wit9t, ^V«t^f l^'l!^' igi^orant, stupid, silly, uninformed »

clownish, awkward.
^11^, ^,%{t?r, a vomiting, a throwing up,
^/1*1, mrl, left-handed.

ip4w ftwn, *f^, fi/, right, justice, equity,
law^ righteousness, propriety,, fitness, truth »
logic, examination, investigatioa, one of the
six philosophical systems; like, resembling.

^Itf9» PiFt)^, v^^tlffll^ a jiodge, logician, just reasoner.

^/tf^f ^^> ft^t^ffi^ according to light, agxeeably to

j;astice or equity, equitably, nghteoasly*.

^/tlPltait vaiNti, writings on the Nydya philosophy.

wrtff, WMjPi*, %•«•, ?Wtf^, rational,, right, proper,

jttst, equitable, doing right.

'T/tv, ^f^, ^9*1^ ftrtsr^, (irtnr^w, ^•rt^Pm, right, proper,

iA, deserved, due, liJtigable, recoverable at
law, a right, inheritance. [sufficient.

^/tWi ^n^ ^'Wt^r, ^wi, satisfied, wealthy,, snccessfiri^

▼ifi, r**wf*lf !fWftRtl>, Tt!taptrt% 5^ ^f|r?1 ii^?l|CI, a depo-
sit, a pledge, a mode of prayer.

^^1' ^^* ^* ^^l^*, W^, bettt, crooked; curved^

hump-backed, stooping, lodcing downwards;
a ladle. [less, litfle, tew^

^f "^^f ^^^ii^y ^1^, deficient, wmiting, defecttve^

«1f^ 301

^'tfiRaw, ^Pftflrt,*-**WlnFW, less or more.

Ij/^nfin/, ^tVOTA a ideficiency or excosii, less or more.

•M^, •liji,— C«r^, wm^iW Wr, iPI, a row, range, rank, line,
* a stanza of four lines of ten syllables each i

in comp : ten.
^W^t ^»»WT, ^?«i, ^Jl*W, to arrive at, come or reach to.
•W, ^^, •ir?*!^, fj«, qfw, ^?W. «», fsr^, ripe, mature,

concocted, cooked, digested, suppurated,

substantial, of good materials, of mature

understanding, intelligetif.

•HP, •nn^, ^^•i, «iT% »rft?. irtm? ^s'^, ttwv ^w, w,

^Pjjipr, ^wf, f%^^, drfww, a feather, Mdng,
plume, a side, flank, party, partizan,' friend^
proxy, a flock, an army, a formight, a pro-
position or side of an argument, - thesis,
position, doctrine, inference, alternative,
contradiction, opposition, a teply, law-plaint.^

nvfs, ^HfV^t •ttVRTttl 3111, the first day of the wane or

increase, a pinion. [aid.

Il«»ll«, ^^, ftr^tt^in, partiality, favouritism, eoUusion,

♦''pnrft, w^u, ^isr«rrft^, partial, leaning or attached to;

a partizan.

*rt^t^, cwi^, •nw^0^lBr«^ winged, feathered, fledged.

•f¥^/T«flt, •iWtsnr f^nwrHt, embracing the whole of a

li^xx;^ or thesis. [plaint, a true bill.

HWWW^ ^|^U"I4 ftf^ ^WT?^ fl^, the mark of a valid

•|ipnn«, ^nw^irrr, ^^ crr^, palsy, paralysis, apoplexy.

•hPtvntf ^W«tcw, ^ff5l9 on the other side, on the contrary

supposition, otherwise.

^rt^F^ t^«rft# W'^rinw ^^t^ ftf^r a ben -bird, a night with

the days preceding and following.

^tfinrtllf ^/t«r, mr/l, a bird-catcher, a fowler.

^K**Xt«^ fm^, V|9» VS9rt<t nt^, Garara king of birds,

a peacock, a swift horse.

302 vtfrt

4

•Wft, pn^R, •twftWif a bird, a fowl ; havitig wings *:c.
*^ir, rji^lW? OTtii, CT^, ^, an eye-Iasb, the filament

of a flower^ a thread, a fibre.
^^> nil, ^«rtf^, a mound» bank, a trench and mound.
^V%^ 9^, *IW, mud, mire, dirt, soft clay, sin, guilt.
•fW, ItW]^, — •», ?flW> the lotus or water-lily.
•IftW, 'Wrtf^, wr|V, muddy, miry, plashy, clayey,
^ir, ^9f^, nrt^car^tt a grasshopher, a bcust, a line or

circle of people seated to eat.
*tw^n^» ^^^^ 'P'7» a flight of locusts or grasshoppers.
ffW, pnr?tt CT*«*lWPl[f^, lame, halt, crippled, without

legs, without the power of moving,
•nnr, ^RPjiT, «W^, «H«i,ir?<i, to putrify, mortify, rot, moul-

der, fall to decay, be musty, spoil, stink.
•W,. TjfSrJ, 3TOI, ^, «Rrt, rotten, corrupt^ putrid, musty,

tainted, spoiled, digested. [steep,

^n^, «rr?^, ^7» to promote putrifaction, to macerate,
^IFTft^r, ^FtffHqp ^w?, wet sloppy weather. [stench,

^n^, ^ifH^Ft^, f^f putridity, putrescence, rottenness,
^frt«r, "^i^/, ^^5t9/, obscene, scurrilous ; indecent talk,

ribaldry. [lously.

««1flj?l, 'iit^^ttl^, ^^, talking obscenely or scnrri*
^/, •IftWT^/, digestible. [ripening.

^P^t ^ ♦W rtwcf, under digestion, in cookings
^% ^» ^/T* fiv^' ^^ arbitrator, an umpire.
♦t#^, •ftmFHrtt?, •f*Rr«l 5^n[, five, relating to five, nMide

of five, bought with five ; a tax of a fifth part.
•t«C9tW, tirM^WtiF YTvRPf, a compound of five spices.
«l#9rv, w«, «rf^, ^^, t^ttiTf, C'^ftwr, the five productions of

the cow, milk, curds, ghee, uri^e and dun^
^<i9^t, v^n Pq;^^, a sitting between four fires in the

burning sun as a religious mortification.
^^, ^i|tU — >;^9 death considered as a resolution into

the five primary elements.
vtfV^nn, k^ Pic^, a medicinal preparatipn from the

sprouts of five different trees.

^ 303

«Wfrt^, ^«rtft ^ tn, the five vital airs of the body.

•tf^, •fWt, iw. CTW, ^, ^«^H, ^ ♦fti?, the five pri-
mary elements.

*(«^tirl» ^Vf^» ^^» an individual as consisting of the

five elements.

^m, ^Pff^y ^K^ ^n, fifth ; the fifth musical note.

♦f«rflp, Wbai, ?T?W, motley, variegated.

*MNrv, ^<^ ^, the five precious things, or gold, silver,

pearls, chrystal and copper.

^W^, ippr, 9^, Kima Deva or the Indian Cupid.

n«^ft, fW, the hand ; branching out in five directioi\B.

•{•^, fBt«^Ri •IlMW? «tPi^^R, these five,— the

hearth, curry-stone, broom, pestle and mortar,
and the water-pot, as accidentally destruc-
tive to insects, &c. [the castor plant.

*f«t^> n^^t cn^lMt f9f, digitated, measuring five fingers;

«r9T^, i*m, ^rai, an assembly, a council..

nwtit, Win ^X^ curtail ^^irW, a custom in which five

persons unite. [sign leo.

♦f^pfirsr, Pt?, f3i% ^TfytW, five-faced, i. e. Shiva, a lion, the

*tfpir9^. Wis, nKS^l^Hf the midst, mediatorsbip, arbitration.

^ipjr, ^^^, 4tvi, a rib, the side or ribs, a cage, an aviary.
^rf^?n, ftrtt?T?TfiW*W ♦RPirw, an almanack, a calendar.
•1^ fbArv ^, h\, rm, f^ai, cloth either thick, fine or

coloured, canvass, the field or canvass of a

picture, an outer tent- fence, a roof, thatch, a

map, picture, curtain. [the bladder.

•i^, •i^,— ^#te*ft? v^f iW^jl, a squib,, cracker^

•l^9t?» f^viHf ^RRTT, a draughtsman, limner, designer,

a weaver.-
^l^^nr, !*W?fVfM'*, ^iT^, made of cloth ; a tent, a petticoat.

a roof or thatch, a heap, collection, multi-
tude, train, retinue, a basket, a film on the
eye, a sandal-wood mark on the forehead, a
* division of certain books.

S04 ^fH

«rfe3[, WW, a war-drum, a kettle-drum.

♦1^, ••i^JTtif?^, ^'W^i to afford faciMties, to forward, to

make a work successful.

•lit, •l^t,— ^^^1^^, ^Wi*, \fir^r«, •rrsi, a slip of ^!oth»

bandage, roller, list, edge, a strip of land,
a quarter in a market {chondriac.

p(g\f, CTpr, rsFl, 'HLS^^ sandal- wood, a field, a hypo-

clever, expert, skilful, diligent, active, able,
smart, shrewd, crafty, fraudulent, talkative,
open, blown, expanded, hale, healthy ; wool-
len cloth, [image maker.

•i^T!, fttw?, W43jf^f^<Hi*, a painter, limner, an idol or

^^, 'Pf^^W*^, a girdle, sash, belt. •

•ft^, 'TO "Ptrw, palwal or a species of ciicumber.

n^Tfw, 5^t« <t?rrir r<^, «U«i, to slip or fall in wrestling,

to stumble, to be thrown.

♦1^^^^, ♦n^^t^, to throw in wrestling, overcome, displace.

♦«%; z^v^ ^, ?^^, wove silk, cloth, a bandage.

♦t^ft^. ^Mt,— StW? «r<rW <t, the chief or queen among

a king's wives.

♦IT^, ^^3 fi(r*W, a sort of weapon, a two-edged sword.

Wl^l'i^, •r5l f^trw, a sort of club rush, a pop-gun [peat.

♦t^, ^T^, — ^tt^^i, ^^/?^, to read, peruse, recite, re-

^V^, z^t^n, ^H, ^ ^€^, ^^, '9(t3PKf\, -r?^, to fall, fall

down, drop, fall into disuse or decay, to in-
vade, fall upon, occur, happen, lie, recline.

•r?*, «rfe^t*, a neigjibour.

•f?t, %W>, ^Sy ^Rfs, «1T*, "^wri, z^m, ^rt3pir, waste, un-
cultivated, fallen; a lesson, reading, perusal,
a throw at dice, an onset, attack.

•tyt^, ^irrt«1^, r»WR, irtiR, to teach or make to read,

to throw down, spill, pour, &c.

♦f??l, W^/, ^T^, a pupil, learner, scholar, schoolboy.

♦t^, CTIT^, f^W. 4»f%wi, i[«f;, WW, ^p9tfti ^<1ic5i, a wager.

bet, stake, bargain, agreement, engagement.

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compact, stipulation, condition, price, wages,
eighty cowries.

^W^, ^wnt^, ^«i|[M4i^, an indifferent matter.

^(PvnSy ^V, — nntf , f^i994ti» to be sold, vendible, sale-
able, marketable. [ure, miscarriage.

H^f ^T'^' Pnt^ ^* a eunuch, ablank in a lottery, foil-

ntieitiv, ^iffnifT, any fruitless labour, useless or unsuc-
cessful plodding or exertion*

*ttrt, •ftf^/, |t^, learning, philosophy, science, wisdom.

*if^ ftlt^f learned, wise ; a learned man, a philosopher.

•*^/y PiraF? 31 v» IJl/ITjrtft aw ♦rtlwt*!, ^it^, any mer-
chandize, a commodity for sale, the quantity
for a given price, ferriage.

^t7W» ^rf?W, ^l^» a grasshopper, a locust, a bird.

n^f^f f^ft^t^, a spitting pot or salivary.

•Wir, ^RPl ^^^tipr, Wr«r, mn, itmr, to fall, to fall down,

to slip, drop, pour, pour out.

#f99t^, ^tT^rmn, liable or having a tendency to fall.

«r93[, c«i)ft% ^tt%9 a plate of metal, an iron hoop.

•tit^, vn, ft^, a flag, ensign, banner, signal. [band.

n(%, «l\« ^Vt^» a lord, master, owner, possessor, hus-

^ifi^, i^Hft^f ^^f •W^^, ^•ni, 'j^/, i^, mi, fk, fallea,

alighted, defeated, descended, bom, neglect-
ed, uncultivated, fallow, laid with grass,
fallen from virtue, abandoned.

•if^cftM, •rt^fWi — ^'B['ttfirft, ^9 ^iW, /. chaste, devoted

to or burning with her husband, a virtuous
and affectionate wife.

*l^n#> ^nR^, having a husband, a married woman.

^(f^s^fU W^^tiRW fl^tflprt, a bride who chooses her own

husband.

nw^, SW* ^'^. ^R** ^■rtjw, a city, town, colony, settle-
ment, commencement.

#fni» ^Pfff^, nv^li ifn, a foot soldier, a troop or platoon.

ntll, Ontf^ ijff vt^f 7$t, a wife, a mistress, a femate

owner or proprietor.

a q

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♦Pr, w. •tW* ^^% "If*^, flifH, ^, ^^Httf^ '^tl[^f a leaf,

blade of grass, the petal of % flower, leaf of a
book, door or table, a sheet or plate of metali
a sword blade or sheath, the wing of a Innl or
insect, feather of an arrow, a letter, writing,
book, lease, any vehicle, as hotse^ car, &c.

^, ftPl, ♦fft, TW, ^^rttjtft, a letter, a writing, a bird, an

arrow, a rider.

•IM111*!, JJ^, at bud, a flower-bud.

W, ^, m^, ft?1, W, a road) path, way, route> journey,

passage, line of conduct, course, religious
sect or sentiments, profession.

•Wf*^, ^f5?1, ^nfwwil, a guide, a conductor.

•rt^» ^tnt» ^J^» a traveller, wayfaring person.

•jfiWTaf?, •tPW^, — ^fiiM^tM, an inn, baiting-place, cara^

vansera.

♦ffttircv, ^t^ra^, Ota the road, by the way.

^, •rti^, ^TOtW^, travelling, journeying, following'

any particular sect.

•W/", ^jreiw, •tf^W^/, rjTfftf ftl^ ^"iTft?, salutary, whol^

some, proper as diet, regiknen or medicine.

•», pjn, aw, f^, Jx^, ♦«, njTt^, *mlr^, nt^,' v^ftr,

•f^» ^, ^ttn, ^^••1, a foot, leg, step, pace,
footstep, a mark, spot, scite, place, poetical
foot or line, leg or foot of a chair, &c. station,
office, rank, reign, employment, situation,
stage of a law-suit, a word, inflected word,
connected sentiment, thing, a number in
arithmetic, the fourth part.

•BF^, •Hff^, going on foot ; a foot soldier, footman.

•Iiff^, ^fNt^i, ftirt?irT«, fallen from his station, dis-
charged from office, dismissed, [path, way.

♦«r^, ^*^ ^trfJI^ ^*Jtft, n<, a title, surname, road,

•W5WI, •(!?, on foot.

**W^f ^V^H ♦rflw? ?l, a stocking, pair of stockings*
^^, ^pTj^, ^f^«rt«, fixed in zsi office or station^

«lM^ 307

haTii^ or filling a situation^ invented with
a dignity, reigning.

•fUfl, "^^IWJ, a plagiary, plagiarism.

^tm^f •IWtl^t*, a kick.

^RtV, fttlft^y a footsteps print of the foot.

•Wffii, •Brt^,— *«rf 'iWift, a toe. [foot-soldier, infantry.

*int^-?ff, *m^^i>it^V, ^tf^R^r^, a footman, pedestrian, peon,

♦W^, ap'*^, Wi ^% WPii ft^ »TtR, to praise, celebrate.

applaud, to punctuate, mark writing with
0 poipts or spaces, mark the cases of nouns.

•Iftl4t, ^tifltar^t, 1^, a list of titles or offices, metre,

Terse, poetical arrangement.

•W< ^. ^fiWC^^, inr? ttrf^^lW;, VW, a thing, material

object, the meaning of a word, a category or
predicament, viz. substance, quality, action,
identity, variety, relation and non-existence.

«|R*fl, ?R>V fiCltflw, a placing or putting into office, in-
duction, instalment, inauguration.

^nrfnr, ^ttv^, a footstool. [or- ships.

^, c^7t9 ^t^^f tonnage or measurement of boats

•tvlir, 44^, a lamp, a light. [quainted with worda.

^tWlU ^Vwi4i, "ni«, belonging to office, official, ac-

n|^tftv»ii, WtCTftap?, wholesale. [nually.

•lOft, WPlKf ''Fm^, at every step, step by step, conti*

n*, ^,— Vriflf, «rt^, a title, epithet, surname.

•Nhfc, <W, t«r*, ^^>t^ vnK9 5^, <*rft, a road, line, row.

range, a ritual or manual of ceremonies^ a
title, a surname.

«IW, ^PW, ^ ftcw, WH tff, the lotus or water-lily, a

form of battle array, ten billions.

mw^fUll, ^^^Ars ^9q«i, an unblown water-lily.

•tV^, ^, ^1r, a bee, the sun.

^rvilt^, »ft fiOPW, ^*, a ruby.^ [lotuses.

nwPn, ^Wf^ WT"r!r» a deep tank, a pond abounding in

«tf%4t, ?nfMt, ^S^vift it, an assemblage of lotuses or place

abounding in them, a beautiful wcQuan*

308 •WPtil

^tiffi niftP, f^, ^fiftJt ^^f metre, -verse, poetry, the

idiom of a language, a custom, usage, beha-
viour, rite, tenet ; customary, habitual.

vffr/caR, vftRit^, customary behaviour, cominon practice.

^/^ttr^, ^(tH% to behave, act, conduct oneself.

«fClfN, *<vct^, unprecedented, novel, unusual.

♦nnr, 4x^f the jack fruit.

•nfl* •f^' ^^* ^ road, way, path, route, conveyance.

•nft, •rt'PF, K^tt^^, travelling, journeying, following the

tenets of any particular sect. %

^tl^, 9f«f, a snake, serpent, reptile.

^W6f ^tt^f •!t?J^, a shoe, a boot.

•n^, ^, the wind, the air, the god of wind.

•iRw, WK, tl^l/f f^TiN, •tflt^, pure, holy, sanctified, pu-
rified by austerities, undefiled, nice, clean.

•tt, , %^, a clue, a guide. [prosperous.

•!?«, •»^^.— V*. wi» ^f '^^» milk, water, prosperity;

•Rr«rli1, •inrt'rtiil— «r<il#, ^m, a drain, gutter, sewer, a

water-course, a tube.

•WW, ^*/W, ^J1*, prosperous, happy.

•ffid, vt^SSpHf & pice or ^ of an anna, money, change.

^!W, vT^PRTf^, made from or^relbting to milk, as curds^

cheese, or butter.

•OrtMt, fJW^f milch, giving milk (cow or goat, &c.)

•nrTT, ^, <tn(t^, a going, travelling, marching, march.

•RKt^, ^^f m, 9t woman's breast, an udder, a cloud.

•KStfH, •icjtf^rft, — 'HJpi, the sea, the ocean.

♦fjr, ^tPfS, f^f 1^, ^[f%9 %^, ^'•ttft, ^^llitl, ^WfT,

taOr, ^rflRF, ^1"^^, "1^. «9ir, jn, other, another,
different, remote, distant, latter, least, subse-
quent, following, future, inimical, hostile, ad*
verse, estranged, best, pre-eminent, exceeding,
more, after; an enemy, a gnomon, in compos i
addicted to, intent after or upon, ready*

v|f?pm, ^p^, transparent.

•fifftn, %«il«ti; another world, a future state.

^tfftf, HHMiHf^<[, another's, belonging or relating to

another.
«l3Pft7l» ^^jy<i^<>ft41 lit, the adulterous wife or the

faithless mistress of another.
^tiTvar, ^1^4(9 c^FV, another man's wife or field.
♦fW, •t?<t^,— "tiNl. fttw^, a trial, probation, test,

experiment, ordeal.
^tH^f ^w^rf"f, false hair. [another.

•Im[tf1, ^Ahi vtfl, ^^^IDFI^, the shadow or apparition of
^ffl^» vtcvRI vn ^ff, the eaves of a house. [subject.
^tf^, ^tim, — 'iwiKt**, dependant on another, subservient,,
•f««i, z^ *ff|Kt7 ^^,. to put on clothes, to dress, pull on.
^t?w, ^TTiH, by or from another.
*t3iw, 4j|^t4l, a patch*
•fjw, ^■nr/ai, i^sjwcv, ■Pjrcv, •U^Wctj ftn?, in another,

among others, among enemies, about another

world, in another world.
^Iinl>, ^91 wt<rt, f/l^rn, another's wife, adultery.
mmpm^, •nwtint^^r^, — i/WwU ^jl, adultery, adulterous

intercourse with another's wife. [dulterer.
^lyrtx^, ^/f^FVtft, committing adultery,, adulterous; an a*
niopi, ftopr, dV^fr, a foreign country ; abroad.
*fn, ftwi, but.

•l#*iai^, 9ic9V4t#)V|4l, using a catch-word.
*ti*n, ^^ti^, ^VC4t««, more and more, further and further*
•tttp^^f^^P'"* y* ^^» — W^, ^ItWt, a wizard, a witch.
ng^, "VfS^f 1^l?1> /• married before, twice married. ^
nfw, ^^, a festival, a religious feast.
m^, vilM, subject to another, dependant, subservient.
^liRNf, *(9>itVl, Brahma or the Supreme Deity.
npi, ^^f ^W> ^nfr, c4^, best, supreme, sublime^

excellent, chief, great, exquisite, in compos:

eminently.
•On^fira, mnm, wic^ i«tfi^ ^^, God, the elemental ge*

nerative Spirit or creative energy,
^timtv, ^^NPi, ^ft^9 consolation, comfort,, happiness.

31Q ^WQM«

ffjmr^, nt^9 ^^ a8cetk« an abstract devote^.

9t9<rt^9 ^^^5f^ ?Vy Cin, an atom, the smallest particle of

matter. [supreme Spirit, 6o4«

^^f39tVl» J^f ^>nfNt9^, Brahma as soul of the universe, the
^liRtT, ^tt7>if rice boiled with milk and sugar.
•Omtf[, tit^^RFfi, the whole period of life, Ufe«tin»e, a^e,

long life.
«t?prt^, ^fi fiw?t •f?wt«1, an excellent or sublime object*

the chief good, the divine Being, Spirit.
^tiKt^t, ^tjmt^f^T^C?, with reference to the chief object*

t. e. God, spiritually.
^tjs^^, ^^^f^ the supreme Being, the high God, Shiva»
^"^« ap^^, ^V>^» successive, proceeding from one to

another, descending from father to son. oae

behind another.
^tjP'W, l^ft^p WR, "^^f^!^ lineage, regular descent, or-
der, continuous arrangement, successive

ranks, &c. [by report.

♦fiW?t?, ^^f^tVft^S^pVR, ^iRA IW, ««rt^, traditionally,.
<(|ivti(t^ ^f^ffffs, ^ifte^rt9, communicated from father

to son, traditional.
•t9C9rt7, ^K^^^> another world, a future state, futurity,
^tjprtn, ^^1, Wt^7, a parasitical plant, a parasite.
^^, ^^tf^f a battle axe, a hatchet.
•WW, <1![^,— ^^nft «*? Ife^, ^ ^^ 9(9, the day after

tomorrow, or day before-yesterday.
^tjF^f w:^fV^ff ^^9731, mutual, reciprocal, alternate^

interchanging; mutually. •
«Q(tf, 59 UvHn, a certain religious vow, a sacri&cial

sword or scymetar.
•tjrRR, fScw, w, «rsf% r?j«, power, energy, force.

strength, valour, prowess, a going out or

forth, a sally. [valorous,

♦tttwft, ^^^t ^sn^f powerful, strong, actite, brave,
•tjPFtV, "Iftmt^, iTJ^frt^, ♦W^fpSt', possessed of power or

influence, dignified, drawn or led by another.

•IftBftr 811

•Wn, tT'cJl? !*• ^1*<<>^H'> *«^/1fr |< «Jiir!fC, pollen;

dastk fragrant powder, an eclipse.

^I^> f^nr, ^^t9i, having tlie face averted, ayerie, o^^
^ posed to.

^'m?* *t|t9?, fVf^y a defeat, repulse^ failure pr loss of a

suit at law. * [dued, cast in a suit.

♦Wwft, ^tflw,— ♦WW, fW, defeated, conquered, sub-»

♦W^, wit* •Ift^tm fjt^i, ^m^, to dress another, clothe,

trim, deck, harness, caparison. [preme.

•firt^^U, •UWW» •tSPWr?, the Most High, God, the Su-

♦titv, ♦fc;? wfwtvtvw, a living at another's expence.

^Pft^^f v^Ct^» ^f^^l!*' contemptuous, despising others.

♦UM^^f 4Bft«t*ir, •|^if4l*fn«i, f¥f)ifl ^rt^'pr> to return, to

come i>ack, to revert to.

•nrtfW, ^Spntw, turned back, returned, reverted to.

•W?l^ ftRW* ♦tJW^, a turning, returning, reversion.

ntt^n, ^nm?, t[T?^, ^^<rT^, a defeat, overthrow, discomfi•^

ture, repulse.

♦t9t^9, ♦tsrtftri, ft3rl» orercome, defeated, conquered, cast;

♦tiRW^, iRfnTV» ^^nN/T^, a change of mind, change of

religious faith, conversion, repentance.

^tttH^f iari1> fSiCi^f counsel, advice, detiberatioii, plan.

♦t2t^» na^HflU, coimselling, advising. [flowered;

^tf^l^, ^^Ttrra, ^, oouiiseUed, advised, . defiled, de-

♦QRf % ^it^, ^•W, ♦t'WKt, devotedness to ; devoted to,

intent upon, zealous; a follower, votary,
zealot. {others.

tft^fVt ♦Rn ^N^lft^ «r^Pt, a refuge in or dependance on

*tjtV, fsi^, ^t?1, defeated, vanquished, overcome, sub*

dued. {as painting, perfuming, &c.

•Iflw^, ^IWflJ tW ^sw*!"*!*, decoration of ;the person,

•ift^Hi^HI, t^*lii, ^•tt?, blf^r, a contrivance, plan, inven-
tion, machination. [commendation.

vff|(#l^, djvt^, erfWtiPfl, a mentioning, commending,

♦tl|w*» WftPTf ftiiWf, a walking for pleasure, a walking

round, dalliance, amorous play.

312 •Ulc^

ftf|[W?f ^f(^f^f complete. or entire decay.
^^» Mt^p <n^, ^» a surroundipg ditch or moat. '
•rill^Vy 'l^^trrs, 9^, counted, enumerated, calculated^
•f^fM, Wr»f mB, csr^«, ^Sm, c^^^, known, understood^

sought, enquired after, gained, obtained, sur-
rounded. * [acknowledged.
^^1^, ^ttV> #^» received, accepted, assented to,

•tftjf , ^Rttrt^» ^t^ft?, ^, •rtifft?, hw^sj ^ftwt% ^. ^"tW»

^9R, a taking, acceptance, assent, a wife,
family, servants, dependents, retinue, the re-
serve of an army, the sua near the moon*8
node, arpot, origin, stock, fund.

WflHr, ^, ^?» 'JW, ^tWt^, a bludgeon, an iron or iron-
bound club, a pike, a spear, a glass vessel.

^tJiif^f ^wwl, ^ntt^t, vt^vily, 'ftwt*- ^<i, ftiwfn, acquain-
tance with, knowledjge of, privity, introduc-
tion to, enquiry. [dependance.
^(fi!F^fi, PRl, ^^tfRly service, attendance upon, respect
^tfSFRTf, 9rt^^?^, causing to know, introducing, ac-
quainting, [tendant, follower, servants
•If^irt?^, CTTpRr, %»fT5W, ^^^, 5|^/, attending on ; an at-
^l^rfii^, «it^, VR^, acquainted with, privy to, in tima^.
•If?wpf, ^, CTf, ^l|Rt!R^, clothing, dress, a garment,

a train, retinue, attendants.

•Ift"^, ♦tfirfipB. ^'nff, Wfi^, Wl*^^^, covered, clotbed,

involved, surrounded with, attended by.

^Hitl^ffl, ^/^^ft^, iitsn, fn^, ftrMf%, a partition, boundary,

separation, a space, a conclusion, completioQ,
decision.

♦rtSlP?!, 'it'rt|>iP, •tfirfir^, ^•^^j ^tfl^, ^^, bounded, limi-

ted, defined, excellent, good, polished, clean,
clear, pellucid.

♦rtlw^w, iiMs Pwt^, «rw**» •ffl^tlf, ^fipil^ Tfip, ^rt, a limit,

boundary, section or division of a book, dean--
ness, clearness, neatness, transpareQcy*. an
acquittal, a space or break in writing.

•rtSntw 313

^IflPnr, VHt^fVt, w^9 a family, household, attendants,

a member of one's family, an attendant.

^t)iitM» w^, ft^sjfit^, CHIMJi^H^I, a complete idea,

comprehension, accurate knowledge, deteo
tion, conviction.

•rtlWW, 15*t^» W^t^, WW «prt*i ^% to give a complete

idea of a matter, to make to comprehend,
acquaint, inform, eonvict. ^ [changed.

nr|n«, ^PT, n9f ^iRft«^%, curved, bent down, ripe,

^tf|n1%, ^imt%, f^RFt?, a bowing down, a change, altera*

tion, transmutation.

^Vlf f^nitf, marriage. [monial.

^^IPf, ^ttft^^, the performance of the marriage cere-

•tflnm* ^Rfra94tf^, ft^tl, ^¥nT«?i, a change of form,

state or quality, alteration, transmutation,
the result of a chemical process, [discreet.

^Hi^MiMt, ^nr^, ftw, provident, prudent, forecasting,

*ll|[^iv, ^€9itSt n?, width, breadth, circumference.

^<M, f^ittl^* married.

n1|«m, ^iRPi? Hi, trwl, ^»^, cjnl, ^, great heat, agony,

pain, distress, anguish, sorrow, fear.

•ItlWt^, f^» 'Hft^f^, 'sit^^, extreme delight or pleasure^

gratification, satisfaction of appetite, con«
teotment, plenty.

^tf^MW, f^i#ri, cw^. f^rniR, relinquishment, abandon-
ment, desertion, an offering. [doning.

^tnmn^p ftn%, fT?tf^1> relinquishing, quitting, aban-

HUmn, ?wl, Wt>, ^rr«?^» complete deliverance, rescue,

salvation, protection, self-defence.

^IflRVt^f ?iFr, f^^fV, a saviour, deliverer, protector.
«fl%ait|t, ftrwuw, iwWr^, saving, rescuing, protecting.
•I^WPr, ♦Jfiwl', f^iftnr?, ^<irtt^, exchange, barter, the re-
turn of a loan, &c. [mentation.
^iflonRl, f^^f^n, r«r, reflection, repentance, regret, la-
^lOnt^y ^Itt^ Vt^, ^ltft» the putting on or wearing of

clothes, clothes, garments, appareL

ar

814 *lflWt

•fllWW^f ^•firt^, **t 'WW, to eletfa^, dress, deck*

•rf|«<w> *P*r^?^, ^msirl, ftw, tt running after, pur-
suit, consideration, thought, reflexion.

«lTJ(Bl> n^j tRSPJjCwtw, a circumference, periphery, the

sun or moon's disk.

^•Iftt^nir, •fiWWt^r;, ^, wearable; clothes, garments.

^IflWF, •Ifjrw, ij*!", 5Wtl. •I^, quite ripe, nature, fully

digested, complete, finished, clever, shrewd.

^tnn% nwiK^, a stock in trade, capital, principal.

"vlfl^n^, *PI. VTTI^iK a foe, enemy, antagonist, a high*

wayman. [turing.

•fll^W, ♦W^t 'S^fil* ripeness, maturity, digestion, ma-

^t^l^Jl^, ^trtaR, ^rtjl, '^nrT^Jl, a^Wi, ^i??, ^i^sw, order, ar-
rangement, regularity, method, arithmetic ;
in order, regularly ; splendid, elegant, pretty,
•fine, neat, excellent.

*|fjt^fnw, «rt^5«1 ^<^1, V^, ^^, «WW«i, a keeping, ful-
filment, observance, preservation^ maintaia-
ing, nourishing. [much, complete.

^lVt< <3fflW, ^, «r5?, ^MW, filled, full, fraught, abundant,

•tQiv^, Wt^f ^/V7, to relinquish, abandon, shun, avoid.

•Il^i^ ftfw?, «rRwfr, «rRwnr, iwt*j»<l*, ^itW, •m^'lj *t«lRHrl,

^Wm«W^, «PRr«i, exchange, barter, requital,
recompence, return, change, vicissitude, per-
mutation, succession, lieu, stead, subslitu*
tion, change of topic, reciprocity, reciprocal
acticm, interchange, a chapter, section, &c.

•Iftpl^, «flWP^ ^% ^•«>^l^fH, ♦flgr? X^ 'rt^'W, to re-
quite, recompense, change, alter, exchange,
transpose, succeed to, supersede.

nfmtCt, «fft;9T?nF, <ffft1^rOc, requiting, changing, &c* a sub-
stitute, successor.

*tf!nc^> Tt^> <i^f ftf^iTCV, in lieu of, instead of, in exchange

for or succession to. [der, n^pMach.

•rtlmv, t^rW, ^^fW4 an accusation, charge, ill'-i^port, ilafb-^

^^f mn?» ^^n^ accusing, alasidefiiigr veproachins.

.♦miN tits

«iAit9» Wr, tHtWif^ a dependmt^ follower ane of a

family, a household, fapiUy» train ef atten-
dants, retinue. [compassed, married.

•f^rfv, vrnf^Rit^s^ ftftf^, attended by, surrounded, ei^

•tflCTPri, ^, amcnrot, fwt, WW, wit^ prndence, cautioD^

pain, anguish.

^HinHr np^sn >9ti«i, the disk of the sun or moon.

^Illnm, ^n^oRX ?^,. to serve out, distribute or help

to food, carve, wait on. [fences

^If^ni^^ z^% c^9^» to surround, wrap round, enclose^

^1r^^, ^rtfiS'Sn; ^^, one who carvei^ food, one who

helps or serves out portions at table.

^tflj^f iVit^, a religious mendicant, a pilgrim.

^nn, ^swtfl, ^iWP!» ^WWH, disresp^t^ disregard, irrever-

ence». cqnteropt, a defeat.

•IflNFpit, ^FWf^WR, ^^I'fW, ftpW MtQRI ^^R* PHW, conver-
sation, discourse, speech, a glossary, compila-
tion, an appointment, engageipent. [engage.

«(f|nt^» ^»Wl*W, 'Wp'?^, to speak to, converse with, agree,

^^^f^ 1^^^, . ^^nrnf^^ ftjl, nr«, disrespected, disre-
garded, despised, affronted, conquered, van*
quishedft overcome, defeated.

«l%wt^, %*IC¥T<f, the posseasion or enjoyment of property .

^tf|«r, fMO^, ^^, a wandering about, an error, mistake..

*lf|^, ^, ir«, corrupted, deflowered, degraded, fallen.

ff^nmni, nw^^Pm, t^^, wandering, roving about, err-
ing: a mendicant pilgrim. [planet.

ftffa^H, WW., cwi, JgoR? •«, a circle, globe, the orbit of 9.

«|QPPI, PipnfiSf f< any sweet perfume, perfumed unguents.

fft«r^, nt^l, ^t, ♦Ifiw?, measure, admeasurement, calcu-
lation, capacity, guage, weight,, depth, »
measure. [sures. Sec.

«lQpir«t, •Hlwnw,— ««W, trslWflf , who weight pr BB«ar
nflmnw, ss^ «it«i, to cause to weigh or measure, &c.
nf|Bl% «1^, nflAnr* meaawed^ defi^44 Uouted, bound-

ed,»med«ra^«.

316 •tUftH

♦fflCTf , Ht^rf^, ^P^, ^^, measurable, finite, calculabls.

•ffs[««, ^^tt'lTfirt, — ^r^[^, ^«, cleansed, purified, cleared

ofi^, paid.

^^S9, ^^^^v, well dried up, completely dry. I

^tflri^, ^R«, ^tirt, %P% a complete end, end, limit, border.

•t^R^IK-w, wW^riR, fiT^H, «r*l3Pnr, «rftirt^, payment, the

clearing off a debt,Tetum of an obligation, i;e*
compense, retaliation. [exertion.

^t|r<i|>r^ ^Ot^, t^%\f toil, labour, fatigue, pains, endeavour,

^e(4t, %^^, c^T?t^, taking pains, using exertioDp

laborious, making efforts.

^^attSi ftVt "^nnWt wearied, fatigued, exhausted, tired.

^^n^, f9l, an assembly, meeting, audience, court.

^^t?, ^^1/, ^iipn, ^W^, ¥WR1, ^^t?, ^'I'l^tirt^, NjWfinft

W«f^, ^ftFtf^i , ^wftpr, ftt^TO, ^% fk^, «rw, clean-
ness, purity, clearness, transparency, accura*
cy, a cleansing, purifying, polishing, refining,
ornamenting, illustrating, acquitting, repair*
ing of buildings &c. neat, clean, pure, nice»
•evident, clear, upright sincere, accu^te^
intelligent, clever.

-•Itlwtit, TWMrtilt, ^FTRdftfl, cleansing, purifying, acquit* ^

ting, repairing, &c.

•IIIP^ pTfpi, «^ '•rt^jir, ^lE, \^^f?^' cleansed, acquitted,

&c. superfine, clear, ornamented.

•Jl^W?, «r^, •IflnW^i, ''Rt?^, width, breadth, space, room,

dimension, extent. [shot, catastrophe.

•rtj^Shn, ^¥, ^W9\, rW, an extreme boundary, limit, up-

•lH^^^rtpr, wpf, wifzw% ^f^, a moving, flattering, vibra-
ting, agitation. [respect.

«l?|rj[<i, ttn^, ^i[^t^«i, to confute, disprove, repel, dis- !

•If3r^[^, fncf^, laughed at, ridiculed, mocked. j

•ifllPWR* ^^ •ffw?<i, ^RtHiWT, i?^i«iim, ^^<rT?*^, to take

physic, to embrace, adhere to, adopt opinions^
to put on as ornaments. [1^^?» disrespect*

^IfJro?, ^tRi, ww^i, ^wpTif a confutationi disproof, repel*

•f^ 817

ftfSf}^, ^Nrt?» flwrft?t ^J^i 'Ji^pw, confutable, refbtable^

despicable ; a bracelet.
••llHtf , •Ifl^tn, — ^ftaw, c^'^, t^, *^, laughter, ridicule,

pleasantry, raillery, jesting, mockery, mirth,

sport, pastime. [&c.

*if|nn9i9, ri)^» v^, a jester, buffoon, mimic ; ridiculing

^^^fHk^y ^i9^» ^nl|Pi» clothed, clad, put on as a garment.

♦tiNF% ftof^ wtn^ tfWt^t^wiffr, to try, put to the proof,

prove, examine, tempt.
*tfNlf "W « fitF9l9 fti:^i^, <tnit^, a trial, experiment, exami-
nation, ordeal, proof, test, temptation.
*(tNt?, ^Rf^ic^Tv, c^lt^/?^, a sword-sheath, attendants &c.
•WW* t^? ^t^;, TWf , ^, fl^tt, 'Wim^, harsh, serere^

cruel, unkind, insulting, scurrilous, abusive,

rough, ru^ed. [more.

*IC7, vp^sm, ripr, ^iti, after, afterwards, further, further-

^*Ciiv» ^9?rf^, ^{vtfit* dead, defunct ; a ghost, spirit, goblin.

•«il^, nnwft, — ^^l<l ft 4*1, ^v, on the morrow, next dayt

tomorrow.^ [seen, absent,

•ttstw, ^1^, 'ff^rt^, ^witWt**, invisible, imperceptible, un*
*t^» ^n^y transparent, pellucid. [the Paldsha tree*

^^ «trcl, fl?t9 *rv, <1irH^w» a leaf, the P&n or betel leaf,
•t«i*tW1, •t^^J^, — ff^ ^ty» ^ hermitage, an arbour, a hut

constructed of leaves, r.
•*^-^t P^jrt, 5l[icfi Wiirr*r, ^wWi/1, ♦Jp&rt, ''wSt, ir|j(??t,

9rwt(%, ^'nr, ^nr^, the joint of reeds, grass or
com, a joint of the body, knuckle, knot, gibbo-
sity or elevation, a section, chapter &c. the full
and change of the moon, &c. the equinox, sol*
stice, or entrance into a sign, a /estival, a
holiday, an opportunity, occasion.
^ptm, rH, Fl^, a mountain, a hill, a rock.
fn^fif, CIHHi^f, •tt^tftyl, mountain, alpine, mountainous^

a mountaineer, [ment of the full or change.
•rtilfilf 51^, ^wnwn « ^«wi *|ir, a knuckle, joint, the mo-
fl^, ^^^RfiF^, the day of a festival.

SIS

ff^, ^» ^. a bedstead, a bed.

nis^$^^, W^Ft^, to go or rove about, waoder, trarcl;

a perambttlatioQ,. peregriAatioii, tpur, pregrees.

fpCs p ^lir^» VR^» w\^, a limit, boundary ; to, as far

as, unto, until.

eiiT^nitY, vnrtfai, 4hn, a finishing, conclusioi), end, limit.

nirtM, ^etr«, ^ittt, ac«K^, ^l[T^* obtained, gained, fiotahed.

concluded, completed, enough, sui&cieDt, to^
luntary, willing.

nwftf^, «l1f«, ^f^, ^«>S^' f^?^, acquisition, repletion^

satisfaction, willingness, readiness, the ward-
ing off of a blow, &c.

•N/T?, •(!*, •ftj^, •fiF^I, aw, «^^ww? 'ftu'jy, «WT?, rota-
tion, turn, succession, regular order, a string
of synonyms, a manner, an occasion.

^ftflfB, •rt/t?ftTl,— ^»^;^, supplanted, superseded.

•I^rtwinr, ^R^cuWT, mn, to lowk attentively, gaze, suiv

▼ey, examine. [unsuitable.

'^fW9y f^rftv, ^ftv, prohibited, cereraonially forbidden^

•f^/f^, «t^)^^ift? ^rvTfl^, ^flm, stale, not fresh, tainted, spoiled.

^^¥l, ^t«?1, a rib. [flesh, straw, a sloping edge*

em, ^9/«vr W^, ^^f ^, a minute, a certain weight*

^fiF9, Pitmr, the twinkling of an eye, a wink.

•tir«r, irt*^, flesh, meat. [ladle.

eprt, cnm, i)4t, coral, beads of fed amber or wax, a

♦Wt%, a«l niTW, an onion.

e|irTV9, ^isttftrfl, virftm, a fugitive, a run away, a deserter.

ewpr, •Wft?'^,— Wt3fj^, 1^^^^, to run away, flee, escape,,

take to flight, desert, elope, abscond.

etHtWPV, WV vtff *fiiCTCf^, , running away, in the act of

fleeing. ^ [eloped.

•nrTIrs, ffff^ vr^ ^l)!itct|M, run away, absconded, fled,

•Wrfr, f^xft^f ttf , straw. [cruel.

^fsirv, ^tar, "l/t^v, f^f a leaf; green, unfeeling, pitiless^

enn^, ^^ f^mr, a tree bearing red bloseoai»» (Btttesi

frondosa).

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^Ittfif •tWf^WHft fl, hoary, giey*headcd« gray^haind»

wrinkled, old.
^Htnn, ?M9l, i!W, the wick of a candle or lamp.
•I^IW^I, «f^Mt9l, a silk worm, a chrysalis.
•KT7, inw, i^tfir, 9t^, to decay, to rot, to be impaired*

to suffer injury.
*l9lf^« As, W9l, *l^» injured, decayed, impaired, rotten*
•1*^, ^'icvj un, a body of troops, a regiment.
•HR, ^sfir, ^nf^ •it*, ^m, a sprout, shoot, leafy twig,

a branch. [trifles, carping.

♦nn^tP^, ^faft Wtitcrt, catching at straws, objecting at
*lirf)iv, ^tira^, covered with young shoots,
^f •lift,— 5tc^? <« V"r, wiW, a district, canton, ham-

let, a lizard*
•llitsnw, wtfir fm 'W9t^^^ a village, a country village.
nit^A, ^^, mwtif rustic ; a countryman, a rustic.
*flW, ^ icmy, a small artificial pond.
*Hw, 0tT^t f97, irt^t^, to enter, to fit into.
^^9 ■ffWpnw irt^» ^^*Wfllf, ^WWl, an animal, any

livnig being, a beast, a goat, a sacrificial

victim, a subordinate deity.
•NM, «W«M» the nature or condition of a beast.
•Wt^, •P"StCT,— 'fNOF, ^Kj, ^ww, •f^PCH, behind, after^

last, afterwards, subsequently, westward.
«rvt«m, w^^ufl^ •ij WW ^ijt, after-regret, repenUnce,

remorse. [lowing ; a follower.

^Ptnwfitf ^(^j;^f w^» situated or remaining behind, fol^
»l*gW4^1, ^<*1*J5S«il, (kd, after-'thought, reflexion,
nfwf, vjm, l^Rl, the west, western ; after, behind.
#lpvi|1, «r^» 4Ti9*n^, the western quarter, tetanus or

locked jaw.
•ifHutii;, ^pilAliif «, facing or looking to the west.

«f^, ftcw "imttr c^t«1» a basket of vegetables, &c. laid

f>nt for sale.
^«f9Ml, MR |r^, a slight shower.
nntft, ^^, kPiv^ a grocer, druggist^ petty diopkeeper.

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f^npBff ^'Tjjsw, '*i'frtl4, ^,*ic*liw, repentance, ngret; to

repent, regret,
i^d^, fifin, "mc^, first, the first ; first, before. [step,

•n, ^^p •Wft^, ♦ftirf^flp^f, a foot, leg, footstep, pace,
fft^, ^^*^, a quarter, a fourth part, a Pie.
fttt^p ^t«tf^» ^rt^, jw^, a footman, a messenger, a

watchman, a guard.
•rtit*» *t^^, solder.
•ff«^ m^% ^^, ft^, wr^t^jW, ^<l, to obtain^ get,

receive, procure, possess, acquire, find, suffen

undergo, enjoy, to reach, to arrive at.
•It^^, «tW^, 'itw?, due as money, to be obtained or

received. [one who should receive.

^«f^» ^irrf)(9Tft, "trnrtft, an heir, successor, creditor,

^'•itt^* «rtf^^^, rot^tt^, w^t^, fiwt^, ^ifw, ^^n^9 to

cause to obtain> enjoy or suffer, — to procure

or obtain for, conduce, induce, reduce or

bring to any state, condition or place. — to

bring into contact.
'^IV?, ' ^(9tC€ ^% admissible to the same rank in society

or the same place at a public feast,
•ft^^f ^> ^^» •W/npait^^fi^^ Wtii?, dust, ashes, manure.
^f nn^, ^'^nfH^ t^Ji, five. [delivery.

^V^, cm^t^ ^mi fiRT, the fifth day after a woman's
^I^ir, vrnM^ Uictc^ l^^^, ^\% a medicinal prepara*

tion, an infusion, decoction,
•tt^f t^tt^t^ w, a goad, whip, cane, twig, an incision

for inoculating a person, &c.
•ftflfti, ip< ftrw, 5JN[N ftrtt , a poetic metre, a mode of

singing.
Wlfkn, n?9 a fence wall, a balustrading of brick.
^S*t ^m* ^^^, a rib, a side of the body.
^t<t, ^fflf^, an almanack,
•ft^, •frif, — ft^, ^ft#, m. 8c f. a he or she goat.

•fWT?,— 'rifl? «^, iwitt^, the width of a river*

an inundation.

•ftwr Ml

«r«i^, W»r, *ni^, ^nn, ^iil^, ftrwt», a cook-
ing, digestion, ripeness, maturity, a perfect- ^
ing, twist, twisting, winding, screwing, turn-
ing round, whirling, writhing, a circular mo-
tion, revolution, eddy, collusion, cheatery, a
scheme, intricacy, perplexity, an entangling,
obstruction, a humour or boil.

•tffMW, t% ^ftwu W, a turn-screw.

•WWff, 'W^ ^3F» w^, «r^fprt, an eddy, a circular motion,

a wheel, collusion, decep<ion, cheating.

♦rt^9ir-^iir<r, m<i, i^fnrftvr, to take, to seize, to have re^

course tpr to make use <>f a thing.

♦IpFft, <3J^ W, the petals or corolla of a flower.

♦IW«i, ^•ff^nl ^, unwillingly, reluc&ntly, against one's

will. [purate, fennent.

n»n, ♦IflW^ ?4ir, iwr, <r»W, to ripen, grow ripe, sup-

«tnnrt, ^m< a whirpool, an eddy. [vague,

•tpp^fsl, c^fiW, ^iP^, intricate, perplexed, contorted,

♦IpWTfl, •!>, <W, artful, insidious, sly, designing, [fixed.

♦It^W, •Ift^^, •», tt3f» ripe, mature, digested, concocted,

♦tt^arl, •Ittfifl,— r^^, (ffWtnw, washed, dean, cleansed.

♦tWI, •!&•», •al, wtTi, ntr»1^, ripe, mature, digested,

cooked, twisted, &c. a tumour.

•fnptfjl, •rt^W rW, grey or hoary hair.

•iWtw, ?WF, •rtl'im «HI^, «^ W**, CTtft^, to cook, cau«e to

ripen, twist, Screw &c. [admitted on allsideS.

♦IffWtt^, np^ »rW(, ftt?, '•^, mutually agreed on, settled,

•ftw, mpffy PnHttM, for, for the sake of, because of.

*ttK •n<fl,— -<W»<, W^, ^/«W, a wing, pinion, feathet,

plume, the fin of a fish, a fiui. [cleanse.

•tt<«m» «»Wt«nr, •lfii«?«r, m^ifir, to wash, rinse, clean.

•ft^, •»#, WfW«r, a bird.

•rtjt, •IW. *n^^^, a feather, plume,' quill.

•It«r. •mt^.—'Wi^, a turband. [idiot, fool.

«irifi|-% ^iw, 5|f, C^WT, mad, insane, foolish j at madman,

S A "

922 ^^It^

^nw^, vit^nr, '^f^, to perceive, discover, fohaaxi idea.

♦ttwl, 1^^ ftPW, i^f^R, rock orfossil salt.

•n^, «ft^«W^, ^«ifil^* ^JHC, ?^pr^, coacocting, pro-
moting digestion ; a digestive, a cook.

«tt?7, m^ ^^> to cook, dress food, concoct, digest.

<JtW[-1, •fnstW?, Pt^t^, f^^, the hinder or back part, the

stern, rump, posteriors. [in wrestling-

^•It^^-^irpr, "W; ^St^, ^^^^t^, to winnow grain, to throw

^n^, •P'PWff, ^wnw, f^Wlt, the back or hinder part,

the rear of an army.

^n^t, 9lt3R9, ^7^> a wrapper or outside garment.

«ttcf, ^T'^, ^Kf, f^vitf^, behind, after; afterwards, sub-

sequently ; lest, for fear that

^t!»t, ^i^y ^^f a brick kiln.

^n#, ^St^OTW, ^W, \i^, a low fellow ; low, base, mean.
citttvopBr;, •M^l^c^? "rat, Crishna s conch. [elements.

«tt«^^^» ^i^^ljsT^^, composed of the five primary

<^, '•Tt?, «TO, fi«*fWT, f^, wit, «rr^, ^f^^nirv ^j^iw^,

• WW, CTJCT?^, Vf\^% Kt^/lfif? nt^, breadth,
extension, a throne, stool, board, washing-
board, terrace, altar, a fold or layer of clothes,
an earthen well-hoop, a cocoon, silk, a sort
4)f hemp, a sack of load of corn.

^•tiWr, ^^, ^NtTW, a city, town, a mart, seaport.

♦n^, •Tt?T?U?? ^TfSw, a ferryman.

^Hii, i^^X, cleverness, skills expertness, eminence in*

^ffiWpn, ^flWft? ^*ft9 ^ic*n^1, the ceremony of falling on

knives, &c. in the month Chitra.

♦ft^^, ?twt? ^r^ft^ iSff the chief or crowned queen.

«wl^, ^««rtv/, ^<f5«^, );4ii(f^, rainy -season rice ; pale

red, pink, rose colour.

•n^, tinw ^, the trumpet flower.

♦n^, w?W», *Pf, ^^f a board, the boards enclosing

a native manuscript, a lease of land, a belt or
sash. [of rents -&C.

^ii^# 1[t|5» *tPWJ ^33^, a manager, agent, coUeotor

•tt«^ 323-

nh ' ^"rtn^ ftw^» ^t^Prtf^, ^(ttv, ^^, ^c«? ^, ^R*f?Wit, a

sort of fine mat, the plant from whkh it is
made, any thing flat (as a plat6 of metal), a
valve, a rafter, one of a pair, arithmetic.

•n^fir* ^^ ^1 f^<f^^p a large boat for carrying mer-
chandise, [a rake.

•IT^, *t3r, ayir, w^f a lease for land, a patent, a wrestler,

•n>, ^V^R", ^?l, a reading, perusal, repeating, recitaly

lecture, lesson, a text, a particular readmg.

•tt^, ^VW^, ♦t^f^l, a lecturer, a public reader ; read-
ing, perusing, repeating. [ness of style.

•tt^iw, •t^'Tj^Wf, the order observed in reading,, correct-

^ti^Jf, f^W^, ♦WPnrl, a reading master, teacher, school-
master, [tuition.

•tt^, ^Vt^WI, frW, a causing or instructing to read;

•tlHW, ^W?^^, ^, rcl^tft, a school,, college, seminary

of learning:

ntM^, ztti% FW^, to send, delegate, remit [text.

•trarwt^, «rf5 ^±r^ •n*, the right or wrong reading of ar

«trf>«, ^VTf^, f^tftFS, caused to be read or studied.

•n^/, '■iVTsrwT'^/, ^J«»ftF5, worthy of perusal, legible;

•n^, ^, "fffl, a coast, a: breast-summer.

♦fTT^-'^wrsr, 'iJtct^tT^s^, fii^, fir ^'f , 'Wtf* ^<nw to lay or

throw dowB, to spread out a mat or carpet,,
to lay as eggs, to gather fruits or flowers.

♦ff^, ♦ftSt, a canton or quarter of a town.

nt?t^» ^ ^f a hamlet, a small village.

•rr^Wf*, <«f •tt^tw Pnrrft, a neighbour inhabiting the

same quarter.

•ft^, ^5tVr, <t< the betel leaf.

•ftft, f:w, the hand.

nt^^'% ^ft^ft^,— f5r^T, a taking by the hand, a form

of marriage. [appointed ritual.

•ttftl^t*, fiwtf^ #, a bride wedded according to the

•ftPPft, "1^ *W, a small conch used in ceremonies.

•ft^R, ^t^ 'Wt*, the rac# or descendants of Prfndiu

324 iiri^

^ttnjt, flwl, t*tww, 3W^, ^ ftPW, wan, |>ale or yd-

lowi«h white ; red chalk, a species of jasmine,
•tt'^f ^Wft, the proprietary priest of an id<d.
*ltf^9/, f^/t, learning, scholarship, wisdom*

^\ ♦tttj^, — Pf^ ^3P*^» ^^^* T* ^^W^» P*fe» wan, whit-
ish ; the jaundice, a certain plant.

♦tt^filW, . <^, a rough sketch, a waste book.

•ff'twwv, tr*9l CT<f, to be sketched or written in rough.

♦n^, ^W^f?5r, •tar, tW^, iiri?>, ^W, a fall, a leaf, note,

writing, bill, draft, a bank-note ; thin,

•IWWf *tt*t, ^^, ^n?t«l, sin, guilt, crime.

•IT^, •It^ft, ^•WjT^, sinful, criminal, guilty.

•n«ftpi?1, ^»fffl^«rftfW, a palliass, a thin mattress.

•tt*ff'^> «H^ fiirtir, one of the six schools of philosophy.

♦ft^, ^nw/aiw/? ^"fe", <W?1, a dole, a ration of food, a

waste-book. [a mat.

•rt!Wr, ^iciciIf^^, ftfT^,to lay or fling down, to spread as

•tfwti ^Ht?W, ^{fiwt, #W*f1, <Pfj1, ^1^, a beginning, preface*

preamble, plan, desi^n^ rough sketch, mus*
ter, specimen. [luted.

*1twr-1, »5H, ^•l, ^iJP, thin, fine, leaow slender, light, di-

•tr«l, ^n, fv, the leaf of a plant, blade of grass or a knife.

•IW^It, CT*lt*l1, web- footed.

^IWn, ^iw ftrw, '^«twt^, Heoi, ^tp, hell, the infernal re-
gions, a hole, chasm, a calcinatory for metals.

Hi^ht^ffl, «^f*ir, ^^, a fountain or spring.

•ttt^ ^, '^^/wf, little, diminutive, petty.

«tft«, f*fs, t^^, spread out, extended as a mat^ ftp.

•rrfiw/, ^'Rfl, a fallen or depraved condition.

<tlt^/, 5R>Jhf, ^1^, devotedness to a husband) chastity,

•ftrol^, H^ft^tf^^t? 15^, a wreath or crown wcmh by a

bride on the day of marriage.

♦ttlWftn, wpffHstw, fttftt, ^^tSt, a fox.

.•nrs^iw, f5 ^•^, the common duck.

♦ffSr, ^tt, fifPl, cwn, a letter, note, epistle, writing.

•tT^> ^^6, irrti, w^ flmnr^nnv, «nin9Nr,a precinioe. dedi*

Tity, a Ivge aquttic aniniali disposed or tend,
ing to fall, .falling frequently or iiabitually.
^tf^Sff^ "^f ^^rtjl, a welj, a deep well.

Wrt» <il?> ^Ikl/, 'iWi i't ^Wftrtf* wiftitl^
ftHrtft tw^*^, wt<f/, a vessel, receptacle, reci-
pient, cup, plati9» dish, jar, any saprificial ves-
sel, the channel or course of a river, a king's
minister or c0^n8elIor, any .on0 entrusted
with an office or commission, a person, the
body, propriety, fitness, an order, command,
a leaf, a dance performed by a man and wo-
man, a bridegroom, tn comp: fit, capablet
adequate, worthy, deserving, an object of.

^ttarH, %^f|^^, «lft*ltil991, capacity or fitness for trust

or office, trustworthiness, patronage.

•ft^I, ^m, HW% a stone.

^^# "W^ ^^f the stone or gravel.

«tt^, «W, 'iftw, 4t3r, water.

*ltM9, ^^ HT^ provisions or ezpences for a journey^ kc.

^fiwtft, •nwifWt, — ''^^^ lt*t?» the sea, the ocean.

•IW, ^% •Wf'rr^f^, ^^wm^^ ^(fw< a foot, poetical foot

or line, a leg, pace, step, a quarter or fourth
part, wind expelled backwards.

nt?«^f ^•ICT^^, «r<i«, ft^, cringing, fawning, servile^

prostrate, submissive, bumble..

ftvnf, ^^ 1tt?^» to break wind backwards. .

•ftw, fip, a tree.

•IW^IIC, •WPWrt W^, the lotus-foDt.

«ftvf^9f1t, ^, ^^» ^$» ^ ^hoe, slipper, boot, stocking.

^mf^^yi, nn Pf%vifn% n^, ftir^, to step, walk, proceed.

♦IWJ^i ♦fl^, fRlt ^•tW*^, a boot, a shoe or slipper.

^tncni, ^^r^RU .vtVMt ^^ffvpd, obsequious attendance,

cringing, fawning, flattery, [trace, vestige.

^fflnv, *l7f^, ^n^, a foot-step, print of the foot, track,

?flVlff9» ^f^$ *infi^ a footman^ foQt-soldier, in£Emtry»

32C ^tm

•tWWT, •flift*^, to stamp with the foot.

ntwrt, <tr|,— ^IHPlW, wj^, ^Ht^, a shoe, a slipper.

^m/» ^ttif ^^ln^l^wi, water for the feet offered to n

guest or superior. [suck, &c;

«fpr, 3R[<n:?;? 9tiintt^«i, tst^, a driDking, drink, dose,

^tT^iHI, W9, Vff% drunken, sottish, drinking excessively.

nR^, ^t'^W**^ ^ ui\^ ftn^, a small covered boat, a

pansway.

^511, ^ W^ «it^?, ftrt^ r^W, Wf^m? nrw, a solution,

any sweet drink seasoned with fruits, &c. the
foundation of a wall, a certain aquatic plant.

•fWnv, w;tef , m, devoted to drinking, sottish, drunken.

*ft4t, nm, ^It'^WtW, ^SFom, water or other liquid fit or

proper for drinking.

«tPJ1^?wrl, •frtl^jl, — M\f\^f wrtMt, a waterman.

^^?, ^tt'TOt^/, iWi fit for drink, potable ; water, [pid.

♦rrSt^l, *lt^^;l, — ^?[»r, W|?1, diluted, watery, serous, insr-

*1TW, ^Ftc^, f^^, to, towards, in the direction of, at.

«Ttf;, ^If^, a traveller, passenger. [religious fast.

•fWl, ^♦nrtCTj ♦(jRcT c%t9M^i1, the first meal after a

•fW, 'W^,^W?W, '•W, sin, wickedness, vice, crime, guilt.

•tW^, ^p[i?tl^/, ipmEvnn, ^*ft«, an evil planet or destiny,

ilUluck, calamity. [in guilt.

*rt*WT^, ♦Jt^WNt, — ^^t(if|*4t> sharing m a erkne ; a partner

•rt^fcst^, ^5!¥ tfift, the small-pox.

^•ttVl, ^Wjm«r, f^, sinful, wicked, profligate, depraved.

*ttPUr, ^<?t,— ^WtW^, ^M?T€t, fji, sinful, wicked, highly

wicked, most wicked, criminal, guilty.

•tt«ftirr^^, •tt^'hJ^,— fji, ^VUt^r, m. &/. wicked, abandon-
ed, criminal. . [a knuckle.

•Wf 5^' ^% *^® joint or knot of a reed &c. a joint,

•tW^, ♦tfir»t3W, ^11% cleansing, purifying; a purifier, fire.

•ft?^, ^ffe^f purifying, cleansing, purificatory.

^t^» 9*^^^, 7^,^ W, . cutaneous eruption, itch, scab,

ring- worm. [pid, silly.

^nn, '•wr, ^, ^Witw, base, despicable, low, vil^ stu-

♦tfiNfiW 327

♦lt?*t^i ^*lPrt*, ^IWtirt, servile, cringing, iiaiwmng, obse*

quious; a sycophant.
4lMlf ^Wt^, a pigeon.
^9T» ^tfitv, rice milk and sugar.
^Wlf ^nv, ^9, nfff ^, the leg or foot of a table, &e. a

stem, a stalk, a situation, rank.
^tt^f fk^ntt, tl^OH, the anus,
♦njr, ^ft? ^^, «rw, rw, ^^Hc^, ^, ^rt^^ltj, the farther

side or opposite bank of a river, an end*, limit;

over, across, beyond, far, through and

through. [clever, free,

fftj^, -sflw, WW^, ^Wf able, capable, active, expert,
•Itl^r, iwtf, f^<gp, ^, •rf^^; ^^ ^e^ltj^n*, skilful, expert,

conversant, welUversed, studious, going

across, crossing over.
•«?<!, »w«f^««r, %*rttCT? •fifM' Pil^ r¥t«R, to be able;

the first meal after a fast. [ability,

•n9««MF, ^ffiwTV, 'W^/, an object within ones power,
«ni^, ^if^ *tt?T Ktir, if in one's power, even if, though

able &c. [viency.

•tnnfll/, ^4t^T«1, vMf dependance, subjection, subser*
«fl|[^i9, •l?CTW 'irit^f ^l*c«iW^#, relating or belonging to

the next world. [vering, carrying over. .

ntjir, ♦IT?1. ^3W, ^NSflRF, quicksilver ; extricating, deli-
«ft|nif%f, *1iRl^. ^/f^nft, adulterous; an adulterer.
•IWWW'/, •RnB^OR, ^iWwl?, adultery.

<iu»nW^» "'■i^otw, •npnipiTtt?, ^Rw, CTtwttt^w, spiritual,

relating to the sublime Spirit^ excellentr
leading to or procuring absorption.

traditional instruction, continuous order or

succession ; traditional. [next world.

<1WC<{||f»^, mm^ ^frttft belonging or relating to the

npm, "prt^t? ^tV9 ?rfW^W9, the son of a Shddra womaa

by a Brahmin, any adulterine offi»priog.
«n9P<ri(9r, •l9^•<^f^.iarmed with a battle axe. -

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mjfey^ff cwan, ^inlh^wt^ ^Pivtw, an adulterine, a bastard

son by another s wife.

^ItHf icntf. 'vWff* qoicksilver, mercury, ability, power.

•n?t^, •«? f ^t^ CTl*, W?l, a ferry -boat, ferriage.

#tTimf ^tmrt, a dove, a pigeon.

«IT?T^, '^fStj ^vi ^, 911^01, ^n?*n9, the hither and further

sides of a river, a river's banks, the ocean,
the sea ; through and through.

•tW?^f ^% 'R^f PI, ^n^^f, itWW, a crossing over, applica*

tion, study, totalily, completeueBS.

«ttf9irP5, ^1^ ^ Uv^f the coral tree of Paradise.

^n^^l?/, 1^^^ ^^^> ^^^ paraphernalia or property of a

new-married woman, marriage gifts.

1inK>>lft^, ?|^. ^i^s^^f V^f gratifying, gratificatory, sa-
tisfactory, delighting ; a remuneration, a
complimentary present.

♦nf|Bf , ♦O^ — '(fwf , W^, ''WW, iWf , 'Wf^jr, »w/, a spec-
tator, one of an assembly, an attendant,
a servant ; relating to an assembly.

^KW^ff ftjwt?, f^nirt, MW^Ufii, ViRn, ifffirt^, abuse, re-

proach, scurrility, defamation, harshness,
severity, violence, an assault, misdemeanor.

•It^/, ff<^ f^ft, fiil^VSl, «rnnp, separation, division, a

being separate, distinctness.

•tW%, •Jf*rf!^, arw^, ^n?, J{[f^4inifV^, jt9\, earthly, ter-
restrial, earthen, made or derived from earth ;
a king, a prince. [a festival day.

^tf^, *F^9^/<am;, ^'R, relating to the lunar festivals ;

♦tpW, ^«iwnft«r wPip^l, given as fees at festivals.

^wCf, •tfCww, — ^ll^V, possible, within ones power.

^^t% ^CWH ^KKt9\^, tent, ^, the side, a side, verge, mar-

gin, bank. [friend, attendant

•W^f ••t^, — ^^, flPT, ^(fn, a companion, associate,

^lNt1^» ^^J, a rib, a side-bone,.

•ttnf Wfw, t^^tpr, aside, privately.

•Itft*, t^trt^, 1^, ^j^, ^cr, W^*, the heel, the back.

* the rear of an armvt a violent woman, (whe-
ther from rage or liquor.)

•ifit ^•iW'wlt, v^f^. i^^i ^i^t imt^ ^wfSf 'wr, ^, 'ysfT?,

a nourisher, protector, keeper, a flock; herd,
drove, swarm, a sail, ?aU-cloth, the copulation
of beasts. [bouse, magaziiie.

•f*9j^, rtr^/? ^, Vt^t? a corn-rick, a stac k, a store-

•r.5|^> Wlil,?W^, a cberisher, protector, guardian, keeper^

groam, cowherd; preserving, supporting, &c»

♦rf5fWii?l r;K— t*it^;^«j, if^T<J«i, an adopted son.

•rpff^, fV4^, i^»*ri, a pahnkeen or Indian sedan.

•»T^«, nn, CT^n, •«!, a plume, feather, wing, quill, the

eye-lashes.

•frsnr, 3|^ftc^, <rt^, beet root, abed or bedstead.

♦ni?, «3^, rtt^^l, iW«i, l??t*l, <J5^, Wt^^. to nourish, sup-
port, maintain, educate, bring up, cherish^
protect, preserve, defend, to tend cr feed
cattle, to keep, fulfil, to observe, obey.

^w, sfiw, t^rm, ♦mT, iftrr?, ^t?, ^im, supported, sca.

domestic; a twig, a sprig, a corn-rick, hoar-
frost, a time, turn, rotation, spell,
^ff'rt^, ♦ffTTl,— ttft^jj ^l^^^^ii", the thatched f oof or cop-
ing of a wall. [away, a deserter.
•fftitiw, ^Wt^nrt, ^f^, fleeing, running away ; a run-
♦fWt^, Vt^ ^31, V3«i, j^n, to flee, run away, to nourish;

maintain, keen,'guard, &c.

rapt?, •tfjprt^ firw, the point or sharp edge of

a weapon, the tip of the ear, a corner, a line^

irow, range, a mark, apot, stain, a causey.

ridge, raised bank, a bearded woman, the hip

or haunch, a measure of five seers.

♦fTCTt, ^tftw^, an infusion, {in medicuie.)

♦n^d^, %i^, ftp?t<i, ^^^^^, to turn up, overturn, subvert.

♦fi-f, jm, WW, ^U, npif; *j, a fetter, rope, tie, a i*et,

snare, noose, toil, a side; a margi.u

It

♦W-^, ^'P, ^i, a die or dice for playing,

♦fPWI, ^^ ^Rtirt^, a digression, irrelevant talking,

*tt^p ^^, — ^Wt^Wil, a ring for the toes, [climbing*

•fW, ^m, v(^^, dice, an ear-ornament, a foot-rope for

*Wt*fHt, ^tfWtfc, Pt^p^, ct^;, side by side, near; vicinity.

*n^f ^3 ^'rtf^ Whf ftr«^T?^, VW, •rNIt, w, a frame, oae

who extracts the juice of plants &c, a fowler^
hunter, one armed with a net, Yama.

^tW, ^FtCW, *^^ fifc^, tw^tw, ^, near, towards, to one

side, out of the way, aside, on shore.

]Wti, TOrtRi^^* v>pft^, <cr9T?9, heretical, impious, hy-
pocritical J an imposter, &c. [weight.

*fW^, «rt?, ^^ftirl, stone, a stone, a stone used as a

•ffft4t, «rw?r ^iw^ ^m, a mason's hammer^ a pick-aze^

V a stone-cutter's chissel.

•nr«, ^w, •TH, dice for playing.

♦TWjH, ft^?«i, 5|?R, to forget, to err, to stray.

♦fWirt*!, w^, m?^, to walk, move, go on, stir.

♦ffijl, ♦tlCTtjl, — fr^, forgetfulness, want of recoUection^

♦ftftf , ♦rt^, t^, a mountain, a hill, a high rock.

-^W^l,' ^Vtf%, ^^t?|t, the brink of a precipice.

•tt^tft-iri, ^t4Sts, 59t?, mountainous, mountain^ hill ; -a

mountaineer. [tobacco.

f^«r, wjftnri ^ ♦It^^^, X^% to drink, suck, smoke

f^, CTTftFif, %^ the black cuckoo, the spittle coloured

red by chewing the betel leaf.

fttw-«f, Ptwvt, — ^»Tfir>, ^WfR<, tawny, yellowish-hrowii^

J*1«^, ^^ iwrl, the concrete rheum of th« eyes.

f^ll^, ^, the abdomen or belly. [ral, a crest.

f^, «r|^^, irffjw, fvpi, a peacock's tail, a tail in gene*

W*5T> 5W*nftr, irr?|>» ^«artfr, sauce, gravy, sauce mixed

with rice-gruel.

Wf^, ^,,*Wt^, PT?^, to go behind, fall back, recede*

retreat, desist.

t^npn, ftvi, ^^tajft^, slippery* smooth, sloppy, wet, slimy*

^(^^f ^, ''l^ •rw. to slip, to shde.

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f^lftft, CTW/S ♦WtWf, •fff, ^ctl ♦t'vt^^itwwnnf, the

rear of au ^nny, a ship's stem, e horse's hinder
foot-ropes.

PifR, f^, <W^, Ht^p to rep^l, to cause to ga back or

desist; the stem, hinder part, rear.
f^lCft f^ 1*W,— •Pv^, •tqr. JfWWCT, b€ihind> backwards^

after, afterwards, by and bye. {inf another.
mitfHflt, «t]n^, 3Rt^ one bebtud another, one follow-
f^ffir, ^^Fftf^ c^Y^f to card cotton or wool.
l^irVf ^f ^W^^> a bird-cagCi any cage, the thorax or

cavity of the breast. [out, punish, chase,
f^t^t 3rt9«i, vTTPr, to beat, strike, beat down, hammer
(^, ^, fni^ f*V^, a sort of thin cake or bread.
^^^f OT^C^tf^ ^iw, a riee-gruel or ground rice mix*

ed with water,
f^, n^, vTct«i, a raised terrace or portico. [race.

f^, 1H|t^--9tttii^» l^, a stool, an idol-pedestal, a ter-
fH«it^, Ww? m^. fir^. Shivas bow, a trident.

ball; globe, lump, mass, block, piece, quantity,
mouthful, afuueral cake; deformed, distorted.

(Hfi«t«r, l^r^^, the offering of a funeral cake to ancestors.

IHmtf , eftSWlCV*, Waitfl^, ^•t^, partaking of the fu-

neral cake. , [a ootquean.

fH^hJl, ^^rt«rfi!in ^?t •UPwi'if a lazy censorious braggai*,

IH^, ^1^, ^>nr9, a father. [Bramha.

fHvmC, t^l^ f^* 1V» ^ paternal grandfather, a name, of

f^, iR9, f^ranr, in co»2/» : a father ; a father's, paternal.

fir|9< ?1 ftF?l, ?( ^;,-^-«tt«, funeral obsequies, offerings

to ancestors. [property, patrimony^

f^ipr, bWf«ft/m» %«itft» «WVr, paternal or hereditary

tiri^tw, ^m Wf^, tilft, Vai?rtci!?^ •rw, paternal rela-
tions^ the moon'a waqe in the month Bhddra.

r^^lf^, ^ Yama the regent of death.

f^«|[|n, ^^^^jp^. t*WtPw|iWt>, «tft, the line of patent

ancestors, a paternal ancestor.

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I^tf^ sfniftTM, ^«^Ft«r, the evmiog twilight, evehin?^
f^^^» %i^^9 a c^met^ry, place of burning or burial.
Pfs V, f*CTts t5t?i, a paternal uncle. [forefether«»

f^ctrt^, ^i^ijf^s an ancestor, ancestors^ progeuitor^t
f^^. «rt9, bile, bilious humour, |:all.
r*W3T, ^fi^firw, brass-

f>l3ix, f*l^inrt[^ paternal, of or relating to a father.
t^W*, ^ntlE.inr, »1^^1, ^^, ^'ft. a cover, Jid, top» m

wrapper, covering, dres^, a cioak.
f«fl^, ^t?*!, '•wrtTlPf «rt?«i, to put on clothes, to dres«.
PWtirt, ^31,^^, thirst, drough\ desire.
ftW*, m^ftfiT!, f^tm^,— ^f^^. t^, atbirst, thirsty. .
TW«itTl, Pwtfii^, ^^ ^ ftrt^, an ant. the small red anL
fn^jw, f*t^^,— ^^^ fJcrW, the long pepper.
f«t<^, 'T*'* ^^, the holy or sacred fig iree.
f^flrtRl, •«Ilw,T«ff3r5, ^, a footman, a messenger.
tHstir, nfr iF?t«*, «5i CTe?> to give or cause to drink waten
t*W?1, ^w Pirw, a giiava.
l^f?W1. ^tt^^tnr, a drinking glass or cup, a tea cup.
f^r^t^, ^^, •trc^run* thirst, desire to drink.
1*W, . ^, — ^C^lf<ft» ll» an unfledged bird, ypung animaK
f^fW, W»I^, — ^WW, the spleen, enlargement of the spleeow
pm F, c<sr5, a fi^nd, imp. spectre, malignant demigod.
T^tf^ *f8W, TT^. 3FV, flesh, meat.
T^«. ^1^. a flea.
f^«^, ^«5. ?F;*fpf, ^W, ^, ^, ^^, ^W, tnf, ^iv.ir, safiron»

cotton, a crow, a spy; cruel, wicked, viie»

low, stupid, foolish.
I^«i, ^1^, to grind, rub, bruise pouft^K [meatiu

f^^, ♦W* ?^^f Jf^^X a cake of flour or meal, bread, baked
^vfl^cr, «f)«i. rt^CK, tabeat, strike, hammer out, beat dewti»
^^, ^9> ^ffiTiv*, fH|t, Ft3M, the back, a page of a book»

side of a leaf, a seat, stool, chair, an HqU

pede»tal, a terrace.
m:ir!frr, f4t «raT? ^pf, places where Burg^Ks worshipped*
"^^i f*< W*Tf ^^t^f t«rt^, PrwT^, to ache» smart, give

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pain, to httrtt harrtss^ periieeiite/ grieve* dh^
tress, torment^ to bruise seeds, express oil, Sec.

^1, \i^, V^f t^p VtWflE, ««, pBin^ smert, anguish,

torture, distress, affliction,
^f^, fiftt^, ^»?, tjf^^ W^rtflnfc ppinqdt in pain, dis*

tressed, afflicted, ill, sick.
^ frirair^< •rr»fi» •ftir«, *nr«^. fftW» yelUwr, drunk

(as a liquor), quaffed : a topaz, safflover, yeU

low orpiment, turmeric.
^jM^ l[^3|l, turmeric.

'ft wit?, fti*^ 1T« r^rw, a mixed metal, yellow brass.
*ft^^, *f^s^<^ 5^^ Picn^, irP* PiPW» a specie^ of ye:low

sandal-wood^ a yellow topaz.
^f^^tnr, f , ^1?^, a name of Kmhna.
^, ^2f. CTiil, ^t^W, ftW, ^#\ ^^t plum r>,, full,

large, fat, fine, close, smooth, polished.
^fyn% ?w, wtlJ'Wt? Wt^ r<rw, a cold, a cough, a disease of

the nose. [breasts,

•ftnrt^t, ^^^, /. having a large iidder, having large
^f^f ^^^f—"^, CTl^l, f^% plump, large, full lusiy*

smooth. £a cow s first seven days* miik,

«ftaw, ^«, ^K1, '!^'«i firw «Pj^ ^7fT^<, nectar, uuibrosia,
*?Ji|, itj^-^ni, a young bird.
^^^'Wf ^^ f*t«?tftl>1 riTW, the large black ant.
^tm, l^f ^, the spleen ; yellow. (gender )

^9 tl^o^^!!^* ^» ^^ c^m/): man, a male, masculine
T^» ^g^rai^, manlike, manly, masculine, as or like tlv

masculine (jn grammar.)
^^ftnr, tJ^nflFi^, ^jr «t^,the pudenda^ the masculine gen-
der (tit grammar)^
^J^'V^t ^tf^» il^>X nVf virility, manhood. [harlot.
♦{;»«•*• H^t^, c«rt, /. going to men, loose, wanton ; a
^•m^, w%m ftEmr, acermiony on a mother's conception^
^*^« ^ff^> n^t, Tirilifty, manhood, semen virile.
^CfW« ^n, «r4^, to wipe, wjpeo^E^ rub. [pus^

^» t|v, Kntf^, matter from a sore, pnralent matter.

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^t 5JWT, «!»?, 4^;, Vf, w*5ft% ^i?, a capital or

stock ia trade, a hoard, heap, wealth, four of
any article, as flowers, roots, &c.

•^4t, trftnrt, *h>?t, a packet, a small parcel or bundle.

^fi, 1^> ^W» ^'t 'f*** a button ; low, mean, small,

little, youngest. [&c.)

^r?R, ^lir^ifit^, to breed maggots or insects (as an ulcer,

^nj?, wm?, ^I^^, a pond, ia tank.

^, ^;j?if, the feather or feathered -part of an arrow.

<J<t^*l5, Vj, ft?^^, ^W^, i^tut^, ^ flmrirt, eager, ar-
dent, attentive, ready, active; minute consi*
deration or investigation.

^, ?t1^, ^•?, z^^f ^rw, a heap, collection, quantity,

number, a row, line, train, flock, &rc. [nent.

^^9 V^3 ^t?, '^•R. trrR, a bull, in comp : excellent, emi-

^1^, ^n^f an animal*s tail.

^^, f^mtf^, to ask, enquire, interrogate, question.

ntf , ^^, ?tt^, »JHi?, a heap, collection,. quantity, [dant^

^«firpr, ^1^^, firt?, increasing to a heap, much, abun-

♦t?^, WfT, ipR, to bum, scorch, burn away, be burnt.

n^ft^, «^«rnfr, <t^ft6ai^<ft<>, the white lotus, the file-

phant of the S. E. quarter.

*I^V, Vf» ^^f ^rffiil%, ^, ^j^, ^CTTW, moral or religious

merit, virtue, purity, a good action ; virtuous,
meritorious, righteous, pure, holy, beautiful,
pleasing. [ous, meritorious, g-ood.

ijH/Tlw, «jti/:^«,— fnft(%, «T^?s^rtflri, holy, religious, virtu-

^^r9% €t«fifTT,^iitCrt^, a holy place, place of pilgrimage,

the country between the Himaflaya and Vin-
dhya mountains. [ligious acticms.

^/WSt, «clPw, «rt%nfr, leading a holy life, practising re-

^«ilTW» 'Wf^i ^J. holy, pure, religious, virtuous. •

'^fV^t. TJJ^/^w^ ^f '^^^^ 5iq[«^j «Wr flf^, a holy day,

the first day of y earl y rent payments .

^?t, tttWf^, i[\\. wrt^, ^, holy, pure, good, virtuousr

full of merit.

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m «ltn<l, «f^, to plant a tree, bury in the ground,

to fix, set up a stake, &c.
♦tinl, w, csprtitwr, a division of an army, a squadron.
*^«i, •^11, ^i^, •niftwl,— ^P««t»l^W« ^ «tPwi. a

doll, puppet, smali image, idol, the image of
. an object on the eye.
^ VTf, awt*. t^. a son, a boy, a male child.
•I«B^«lrt^, *i«pnnil^, sons and grandsons, posterity.
tpBWm ^ »w(*,— CfiUtf*m;1. «^. W^. male oiBfspring or

posterity, a male child, a son.
•|;r«wt, ^em, ^t^. *3J8*, a daughter, a doll, a puppet.'
t^, f|l«, ''/I, ^^f^!^* a daughter, a girl ; m. ad}.'

having a son. [a son, filial.

n^i •tflHW^, *Sm^, ycvt, pertaining or proper to
*ft«sri, »WP(T«i ?tt, a sacrifice to procure a son.
*l^, <3;w*, 5^, ^tti, a book, a volume.
^llRI, 5j*r^ "WftrH^, mint, (the plant.)
«I^. Ph. •fji, but.

*^t, Vtm ^?. ft«, f*. ^t3Wt?, again, a second time, but;

on the contrary ; in con^ : re, returning, again,^
twice, frequent, &c. [quently.*

<tinl«n, ^rdwT?,?]^, again and again, repeatedly, fre-
"•r^*** ""t?. '<^'. again and again, also. [recurrence."
^j^i«j[!MH*i, *m\^, c*?1, a return, coming back or agam,
^fWf^. 'lfpii?,^f*%^. "^t?, again, a second time,

over again, another time.
<janpf%i. ♦pt^^W, ftnffip, repetition, tautology.
«j3T3P«ttw,, f¥??1 ^^, a rising again, resurrection.
^i«Nl, WOW, ^t^/, 5?rt«f P^. a second birth, regenera-^

tion, recovery from dangerous sickness.
•J^"^, -fWltlljS^^. a relenting, renewal of pity, &c.'

a second .marriage, a ceremonial on the ap-
pearance of the menses in a new married
woman. [finger or toe nail:

^jWai, 'wKmi, VfW^, 'T«J, regeneration, a second birth, a'

9BQ . -^JtJ^

^p^. ^^. fiif^^^^f^^, 1^ tivice^narrifd wemai, a Mn

gin widow reipArried.
<J^, ^J^'Jt?, ^t?» 4Wf^, again, yet again, moreover.
^^. ^^» ^' a man, » male.
•}?• ^^?* ^. *f»V"*'» a city, town, a place, house, re*

eidence, dwelling-place, habitation.
^t, ttswt^ ,— ^r<t, ^5, «tpf, ^rtf . «t>|flW» in <T»nt, be*

fore, eastwards, fprmerly; pri©r, eastward.
t?*^» ^>rrtt. ^^^, ^«t% goipg before, ftfeeedittg,

going forward ; a i^ad^r^
^iW?, ^Vf Indra sovereign of the gods.
^9^> ^n^^<9^, ^f^4t, a matron, one having husband And

children living, a housewife.
^0m??<i, «!? «^ t?t^lRF Iciflit Ptrw, a *m6de of religious

service, including prayer, sacrifice :&e.
^pret?, «tf5*tfiB, ^f«, ^nw, «rfe^«i, |t»«mt?, advancement;

promotion, honor, a reward, remuneration, a

donation, a royal gift.
♦tS^rtjr, *la^a«5t?,— ^f?rtf , ^wnn^, proper o? deserving

to be houored or promoted*
•^St^, ^rftr^, <«f5*n^, ^5^f»r«, honored, promoted, re-
warded, &c placed in frotit, facing an. enemy*
^r?^lti[^, «rmJf ^nf, an houdrary dress,
•(j^^, Wj.'i^W, before, in front. [family.

^jHJt, ^^» ^^st, a matron, housewife, mistress of a
♦iw, ^*t^^, ^^^tst, situated beforp or in front, &c.

staying at home, [plete, fell.

♦rjl, •rt^flCT, ^m\n, ^ssn, before, formerly, long ago, com-
^% ^W^vHt^, ?tr>f, ttttQsr Ar^TPT Jf Uxm, ancient* old,

stale; the Purinas or sacred- Poems, [pacity.
^irt^^, ^I<^1i*r4i5, ^<45t^^, old, ancient; a measure of ca*
^«Tf«, •Jt^^m, ^^«FW, history, tradition,, apcient story.
^StCT^^, tt^^, «1i?Nr Mt^. •ttj'nO, an anLient stoii^

hgend, tradition.
*fSf, ^5t^, ^t, a city, palace, habitation, building,
^St«ft, Hl^, "9^, an enlrail, a gut. ,. . .*

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^Jf^, PtiS, ^ ttie fcBces, ordure, excrement, dung.

V» W%1, ^j thick, coarse^

^^» ^[Jrt% 'rt^f^i 'l^/^f*!^ 'ff^, TH, #mit, »lWft«^, ff

man, a male, mankind, a generation, God,
the Supreme Being, 6prrit,'the soul, life or
the sentient sou}, a S^nkbya philosopher.

♦flFWt?, «ri^;f3F|rt', ri1<f , *l7i human conduct or exertion,

manliness, courage.

If^**' ^jwi ^^y,— fii4tfiH ji*»r?t, ^pw4jT9. successive

generations, succession, lineage, [courage^^
T[3W^, ^•^, 5^rt5^, ^ft^. manhood, viriKty, manliness;
^WTfr, Pwi, the male organ of generation, the penis.
*JIWT< tisiitir#titeiit^, ^n, ^^, the four objects of hu*

man life, manliness, courage.
^nntw, WT^r n^f, Pi*, an excellent man, Vishnu,
ncjt*, ♦prt^,— ^«<trtt, i£r«^, preceding, going before,

chief, principal. [in ghee*

^rcTtvH, ^#? f^9 fiiriir, sacrificial cakes of meal steeped*
^rr?tirlt, ♦fRrtf^,— ^iwp, *1W ft, a family or dogoiestic priest.
^nrn#, ^4^1?, ^4f^, preceding, in advance, placed

before or in front. , "

^t«W, t3rti?«tp, ^, #!^, ^^«^Tirt, ^fIWt3f , iiW?tirt^, ff^vtir, Bonripi^

lation through pleasure, delight, joy, any in^
sect infesting animals, a wine glass, goblet, a.
sortof stone, a flaw in a gem,yellow orpimenik
«tiif^, ^flf%, ^^/tjtf^, %irfifi. overjoyect delighted, ex^,

cessively pleased, joyous, gay.
^, ^"nf^, ^W, a sheaf.

•pfpr, Wttn ^rm/, m?tPr, 'WlW^f, T3t, shrivelled grain, .

rice-water, brevity, a compendium, abbrevia«i-
tion, despatch, celerity. •

^Jtk^ fit^t^nti, a sort of cake or sweetmeat.
^Jt^f^w ^» ^» & shoal, sand-bank; strand, island.
^tfmm, ^(t^> cm^y ^ bundle, bale; package. [fatten.

^n, ^nm, ^«i, ^^^ 914, to nourish, nurture, feed,

u u

8W ^K^

fftawr, the sky, heaven^ atmosphere, waien
a IptQs, a pond, a Uke, an arrow, the blade or
^aUiC of a sword, tbe tip of an elephant's
trnok* war^ intoxicatioD, union, a cage, a port
or haven^ dancing, a sort of drug.

^1^4^, vrHi; a pond, lake, pool, tank.

^1^, ftvi, ^B^» ^^ much, many, eminent; the feather

of an arrow. [fattened, fat, plump.

tl^^, <tf^i»»tli^» ^ nourished, cherished, fed, well-fed,

%rkr . «f**d«l», 'IWV. ^n«, iflw, f^^^

ment, support, aid, succour, relief, plompness*
good condition, increase, prosperity, thriving,
a prop, shoar,bank, abutment, reliance.

♦fi**, nffcr,— «ftntinf , n^^m^ cherishing, wpporting,

fattening, nutritious. [^n, the menses.

^[^t ^f ^CP^f ^^9 a flower, speck on tbe eye, expan.

^t^9 l^'W ftWPTt ^t V^f Cuvera's chariot, a flower^

a speck on the eye, a calx of brass, coppens
or green vitriol. [madeva*

*jMWfr •IT'^* — '^^ having a bow of flowers, i. e. Ci-

^^Vf^> ^'^%9ini> a presenting of tbe open hands

full of flowers. [author.

^^^, ^t^t%, VffiVl, a chapter or secttoo of a book, an

♦J>f«, 'IpnC' 'tt^trs'Si w4t?, in flower, covered with

flowers, ripe for enjoyment.

^tfH?j^^;M^lt, — Wif5, /. a woman during menstruation.

^^ jnj;, f^rt*iW, a book, a manuscript, a volume.

.^VL (^« ^<ni[, c^fhnCt, a shoar, prop,/embankmeat.

^ I W' '^^^ ^rttf^^, pus, purulent matter.

^» , ^^1^^^ ^^* ^^* ^^^f «^t^^^» *^fW, a mul-
titude, heap, number, quantity, nature, pTo«
.perty, disposition, tbe bete), 'die jack.

,*plf,, ^"^flw, 'itltJf^, w?v, worshipping, servings Jio«

nouring; a worshipper. [worship,

*l^, ^n^^f CTJpr, to honor, respect, venerate^ serve

^^■^R^,'%*ttWH villlilff a worshipper, adotit.

"^jVtf ^r^» cM» ^>*Vt^> worship) adoration^ homage,

respect, honor. [priest.

^Wft, n48|4tif«i, a worshipper, an crffieiating or temple-
^!mf, «S«/?— 11*^. "m^f, '•IWJWt*, worthy of worship,

venerable, honorable, respedtable.
^> tflt^^, a menstruum or flux for metsJs.
^, f|ft3f, ri% <l^rf*. 'frm, pure, holy; clein, ^leangetl^

winnowed &c. honest, tru*, sincere.
^, tlUf«, nVam, Jtmf, ^^, Wl. »wl> purity, Stoctity,

purification, truth, sincerity, putridity, stench;

musty, putrid, coiTupt, foetid. fpotiierb.

♦f^^rt, ^tl^V^, *fT^^ firt^. a civet or pole cat, a kind irf
T^^^i f!^^* X^^^ ^ stench, putrid 9cent, foetor ; foetid.
^V^, ^Irftft^ ^nn fSR^, 4nirtnW, the mif8k*<^eer«

the flying or stinking bug.
^, fli^, 1P^, a cake, bread.
nf^ yfr^ cy, pus, matter from a sore, putridity,
^f , ^.— fwtstt 1^^, a/sort of cake fried in ghee.
^f ^X^^, iwc^^, ^^1!^?, a lake, a piece of water, the

cleansing or healing of sores and ulcers^ high

or full (as the tide.)
"^jrt, t^ncWwi, iRnrcif , ^^^^, I'^W^, a mode of draw-
ing in and retaining the breath as a religion^

act, a citron ; filling, fulfilling, completing.
^» tfH ^^ V^> ^^^^^ ^P' choked op.

f^nrt?, to fill, tbake up a deficiency, fill np, stuffy
load, charge, to mnltipiy (in numbers,) to re-

• • •

crui<, Cisniplete, aeoompl ish, finish, to become

fciH, to heal as a sore; com pletton, compleikent.

f{W» ^, 'rtltti, ^i^Jrtlt ^/v, ft%?' fuH, complete, peHect^

entire, plenary, copious. ' •

i^S^n^ Ijjf^. ftr?n??f. W^v ^rtift^, irtftcrir ^% *?t^, to stop

up, fill up a cavity, to <?ompIete, to retrievOf
teplace^^ mdke good what is' deficient.

./

n», CTfW,.«1, thiek, full. [perfect, entire.

^4, V?l. 3^/^, iwtti, ^itif, full, filled, all, completed,

^'ft^p ^<^«f,— tiflCTS ifftiwrt, ^TTOR^ iW^Stt^, a vessel full

of rice presented to the priest at a sacrifice,
one of . clothes and ornaments scrambled for
by the guests at a festiral. [full moon.

^^, ^m«, ^f^'an,— ^If^lt^ ^*l»^ f^, the day of the

^t<^, ^srl IWiCV n ^^, a monthly sacrifice on the day

of full moon.

TS^, ^tW» ^SV( W, any act of pious liberality as dig-
ging a tank, building a temple, &c.

^f^t «^, «ft, 9Pnf^, fullness, repletion, completion.

first, former, prior, initial, previous, prelimi-
nary, preceding, foregoing, ancient, east, eas-
tern, fronting; before, ago, formerly; the east,
-ancestors, forefathers.

^<», ^ ^S'ftlt, 1W» t^» ^•i^, preceding; by, through,

with.. . [duced; ancestors..

^t^ CSUt, ^^, f^Cilt9, elder^ previously bom or pro-

^JlFT, ♦t^ ^f^f ^ ^V, the preceding day, yesterday.

^^bfH, «rT^ fif^, <trt^/, ^Vtm, the east, the east country. «

^NiM^, ^tV9^f "^^ ^» fate, a prior obligation, a pre-
liminary engagement.

^^¥» «Wrt, 4t#>t*jjrt^, c^tf^, wm iJiwW, a propositi<m,

assertion, thesis, the major term in logic, ihe
first half of a lunar mpqth.

^^iR» l^n|IHitin[tf^, forefathers, progenitors, ancestors.

^fi^f «W^, '•Wf^^/tf, as before, as the preceding.

^|^<?^, ^49(7, 4ttj^> preceding, previousl}^ existing.

«^6ilf, ;«rt^itV> ^9C41^, a former plea, former assertioB*.

^MUt ^4^ivl, ^vrirr%, speaking first; a plaintiff.

^|^I|[M, flt^ «r^^t^, fnBil^,.the first part of the nij^,.*

last night.. > |1<mg time.

^S/^% ^MN'^K ^^fMNb f>recedmg or foUi^wing; of a

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^nNft, 1>#»t^unt, from former times, of oM, from ati^

tiquity. [the forenoon*

*P<n|, fJNCT? ^jW^, the i^rst or early part of the day,
^ ^lSt?,~«t^, 5^/W9l^««t» eastern, easterly, east-
ward, situated to the east.
^ ^4, «rWCT, 5j^ctt, «ni5W»c«, before, in front, pre-
viously, formerly, in or to the; east, eastwards/
^(t^rt, •rt^, ^twn/, on fhe preceding day, yesterday.
«f#, tirfer^, 3F?«ain, jfiFS, mixed, rubbed or brought in

contact with, touched, smeared.
«3r^, ftwwi, «W, a question, enquiry, interrogation,
♦faw, f%f, t^, ^sr/, tws, tir«, separate, distinct,

different ; apart, ^side.
^W^ %«\, separately, severally, distinctly.
^^nWw, ^'Jttr^t?. US^f ftc?W, ^mpft, of various kinds,

various, diversified, multiform.
•Jt*l*, ^y—VK(^, \ ajt^^, the earth, the ground, earth.
<5[ftrft»lp8 rrf^^Wf,— ?tW. ^1^, a king, a sovereign.
^^, (M^ife^, tfe^, rice wetted, parched and flattened.
•Ti^ , WiPPJ* ?ft«i Uv^f a drop of water or other liquid,

the porcine deer. [sought..

^, ftwtfiw, m^f asked, interrogated, questioned,
•J>, ■!*«» •t-n^ V<t, f^, •ft^, ^i^% the back, a page^

side, surface, the rear.
<^i«, •Wtrs, nw, behind the back, behind, in the rear.
•|im*»lW, ^f »g*Wl^<IH4, ^d^Wf , ^^WW, a backbiter,

whisperer, slanderer.
C^, T^^tc^W Wtti?, ^, ^W, *«tfe, W^, a screw, a spiral

motion, a twist, intricacy, perplexity, a deep

laid scheme. [perplexer ; wtriotfte.

c^fet^, ^» ^» •ItWW, •ft^^tV, a schemer, pkHttr, chesit.i
cJ^ir, npi cir€^, CTt?t^, Wi^, "6^1**^, fVr, to «cr6w,

turn a screw, twist, fo perplex, entangle, raise
. diffioulties, cheat, plot, scheme. / ^

ci^ >npptf»^ ^^* 1*^^^ perplexed, intricJite, spi-
i, ♦o ; ;- lal, tortuous^ disingi^niious, artful, cheating.

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ivfipr, ?sf^rt5rff> nN^» to card wool bt cottoft.
lfi^% ^^TR 99^, to tlrink, drink in, smoke tobacco.
Wi^f t*W,-- -^^» an owl, a screech owl.
5^, ^, ^, the b^Uy, the womb, the fcetus, pregnancy.
t^*5l, 'Tf^WS, ^^iW^, an abortion, miscarriage, [flux.
W%CTrt ^ IWWI, — '•rf^s, ^««Wi*r?, a dysentery, dianhcea,
^•ifeiJITI, ^ror? Wf^, ^t^tf»r, a griping, griping pain.
1*1^^, r*t%^n<,-^^f^>f ISlflr '^H; ^^JffM? Pif Rs, recovery or

convalescence from a dysentery or flux.
W^. ^t?^, ^% to beat, strike, hiammef. [carriage.
C^i^e^^T^, 9t^tnT*i» to procure an abortion, cause a mis*
W^»r^, c^i^t^, — ^^<Rn»f|r, very gluttonous, devoted to the

belly ; an epicure. [pulent

W^, w|?1,— "^'J, ^ff^^ large-bellied, pot-beHied, cor-
w^, i:^?1, — CAoiifi^Piftfi ^*I? flcpw, a sort of travel*

ling basket or portmanteau.
T^, it^, ^Ft«n, a wicker basket; a box, H chest.

gluttonous, gormandizing, ravenous, inteofr*
perate or nice in eating.

W31, c«T^31, ^•tt, ?pfeTf, ISifetl fifiPW, a basket, portman-
teau, a young buffalo, a sfort of sweetmeat:

PW^, <»Wf?^ c«rt^, '•^iflwt*, ^^, a sloven, a spectre.

t<l^^, <i?^<'1, "^^fK^^yf- an apparition, a spectre, a slut

W«<t^, «<1^^*^,— ^•ffli^. a slut, a slattern, a flaunting

and sluttish woman.

x^tc^, ftnrtKT?, the female pudenda in the lingam.

^?, »«RWT^/, Wf, ftt, ^[jic^ttt/ v^ir, drinkable ; drink,

water, milk, a sucking caMl [beXutiful.

WW, Pr«l<i, iw|i, inif, ^, clever, crafty, fraudulent,

W^, •tftfffii^, \^, TOt°*, m**ffH%, «W, a bird 8 egg,

a blown bud, Indian spikenard, a luorp of
meat; a muiicle, a sheath, a scabbard, i* ^^

X9tH% wn^, ^ii^/4^t ^, wii*rt; •l^, td grind com &c.

to puk^)^ pound, masb^ cftew, mafitieaite ;
4^rftttfe?, aftfknttage. * ^ ^ , :^rr^

Jk"' ' '^^

grinding paints or other' substances on.
hiif\f cui^nv, (H^, a staircase, flight of steps, a ladder.
^^THi Vflti, the sacred thread.

paternal, ancestral, patrimonial. [bile^

suited to demons or gpblins*

xn^Sf ^c4'«»w?1, <iR5l, ^^rtflit fV^ ^*, ^^J^^f tale-
bearing, whisperings information, defamatioQ^
backbiting, depravity, cruelty.

W1» ^% nplil, a son. [whitewash*

€^f ynsft^^ ^f^PHU the plaster of a wall, a coat of

i^tCTT^mt^, 1^^, id^, ^^, to wipe, rub, dust.

cnirt, i?f«i^w, the wrist.

cni^, ^nl^, ^mar, a gut, the entrails. [hips«

rw, P'vr, •ttlti ^RP^. the posteriors, the rump, the

X^td^lf ^, iffk^ an insect, a yorm, vermin.

int^% ^ISF, U^mWp V^^V^ ^tuv, (inrtt^ ^^, deformed,

maimed ; a beardless boy, a youth.

^•imi, tMpW, tW, the fcnus.

c^t c^^> ^>vl» the foundation of a house or wall.

tm9\t vt^^f^^l iff, a woman with a beard*. [inflamed*^

^^ItT^t W^, ^9Pn ^<w, iQHir, to burn, be burnt, parched or

(*it7l« W, ^n«ll, iQiiV, burnt, roasted, parched, smarting.

WtTPWWrt, ^^ff, f^*ttWf wretched, unfortunate, luck-
less, of an evil destiny.

Wt?t^, iftlt^f *3|^» WW, H^H, ^iftH|t*1 ^^, to bum,

foast, fry,ito scald, to sear, to inflame, to set
on fire, to try by fiery ordeal.

Wt^lHill, Wf^, vnl^lf burning &c ; an incendiary.

wn, ^l4t, ri^, 1t^, Wt?, Wtfl, ^W?, a boat, a ship, an

-oar, the young of animals, cloth, the foun-
"J I t , 4#tion or s^ite of a house.

c^Q^^, ^?, to bury, plaA^ set, fix-in the ground.

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a steersman/ a mariner, seaman, boatman,
rower, the master of a vessel.
«»tt3l, ^rtRw, *W|t, r^rt?, •Iftr, a seaman, a waterman, an of-

ficiating priest, a foundation, a district, canton.
C^t^i(t^» sr^^pf^'^n^, a shoal of yonng fish, small fry.
t*rw, ^^ «tt^ ftrw, a low cast of Hindoos.
X9tm, ir^^Pltw, «*^»!iiw, the young of fish, small fry.
WT?1, i^^P'l, cs^tr, rRrt, a quarter, a fourth part, a plant-
let or young plant. [the fire,
c^ttft^t "^ ^ ^7 tn^, to warm oneself in the siin or at
Wt?[<i-'irt^, ^«i, to fill, to load, to freight.
c^tTOTl, c^, CT^Wl, a kind of harpoon.' '
wn% ^(fB^fWr, «rw^, «?^t jw^f ,*rt?[«l, to feed, rear, bring

up, cherish, maintain, protect, support, up*

hold, sustain. [tame.

WW» ^% ^f^, *tt«rt, a maintenance, support ; domestic;
WWt«i, ^Bf?t<i, •W**, iTirt^, to cause to be maintained, to

recompense, to retrieve a loss, [tector, &e.
Wtil, WTf , — «rf5*tt«RP, 1W^, a nourisher, supporter, pro-
WW;^«1, iW^<i, ^n«RF^, an adopted son. [tainers-

Wff/^^, ^^, ^^/w, "M^i, a household, family, re*
t*tW^. 'tT'/^ ^^'^t tr^, to dawn, become light, appear.
l^^% ^v ^^T^^XK CTtf ^^ ^m ^fR?, a lad from five

to sixteen years, a boy.
&i\i^f ^^•i, 'TT^m, ^ war, <£rt^«i, ^^, to arrive at, reach*

land, to inherit, succeed to, devolve upon,
i^^n^, Frtt^, ^^, ^8wt?<i, to convey, carry to, to land.
t^^m, ?<ll*,— T«rei1, ^tlt, ^rrft, ^itfWt, m.&f.^L grandson 8t

granddaughter. [worshipper.

cnilHv^, TtTtjnitt, fl^irf«jQi9, an idolator, an image-
1*41 ••#'#, flm^, WWW ^tl, repetition* tautology,
e^^^^, flni?t? »WPT, the son of a twice married woman by

the last husband.
C^7f ^Mp(w4!Vf ^^vttitf f^^, ^wm, belonging to or livuig

in a town, city, civil, civilized. «

c^ljtPw, ^^I'^ttfinvi/ ^irtH^nrtinP, one wcH reaJ'intlie-

Puranas, a believer in the Purdnas.

c^W, ^rw, X^f^f rw, ^wn, ^^^t^% manhood,

virility, manliness, the measure of a man.

Wt^, ^^ iit^, the month of the sun in Sagittarius.

^^flfw, ^rt^jnw^, ^i^, nutritious, nourishing, fatten-^

ing, advancing o^ promoting nutrition. «

Wir?1flt5/, ^tV9W, ^iWCTjr faF?l, ^Wwn^flu, onc^?, family

priesthood, priestly duty; priestly, belong-
ing to a fnmily priest.

^t^, fiplfTO, — (2t^>vv, '•ti, ^r»,'«rrtni^, flrrlflrs, ftftW, manir

fest, displayed, evident, apparent, notorious,
laid open, spread out, unfolded, dishevelled.

1^, an introduction, preface, prologue,

prelude, a poetical fiction, a treatise or its

subject, a section, book, chapter, an affair,

circumstance, event.
«t^, ^W^, «fT<rtw;, excellence, superiority.
<ff9fSf?i, ^wftfB, %lt^i5, ^Pl^ K^tftRi ^1^. made to excel ;

the .surplus produce of a pledge.
«plttl, ^, ^j, wiT«i,, ▼if, ^5irf«-f^ ^^*-, %^, <«r«Ct^, ^5^,

V^, nft, ^tvc^ trt^, tall, high, strongs robust^

stout, large, stupendous, excellent, best;

excellence, greatness, the trunk of a tree,.

the stem of a plant.
a?Ft9, CTl«f, iW, 1^^, ar^, ^31, Uc^, iflt^, a kind, sort,

species, manner, method, way, a variety, a

diflference, a similitude.
<sf^rt3rF9?, ^R^lfttr, ^W, ^»R/, another sort, kind, way, or

manner, &c ; dissimilar, other.
<sf9t3rrac?> ^*»i*c^, ^RjT^II, ^irfW> ^*^c«, in a different, or

other manner, otherwise, indirectly, ob-*

scurely, ambiguously^ [era.

«|9tW» ^n|^1*> <<rf^ ^^isr?, "I^, a- long time, a noted time or

«PPM> ftpt^w, zwP^% ^f^f **cif4, ^^, %vi, ^tf^, ^nru

i

34Q «M%

tation, discovery, disclosure, publication^
revelation, appearance, light, lustre, illumi-
nation, expansion, opening, diffusion, per-
spicuity ; open, manifest, expanded, blown.

9ipr, to shine, . appear, illuminate, manifest,
display, elucidate, utter, disclose, reveal.

4j^ff1iitf , ^WW,— «rrtJ^, «WV, ^Sp capable of mani-
festation, &c. visible. [licly.

dS^WlW, VWIW, "^tek, openly, plainly, Bxplicitly, pab^

4j^FtW^» «nn^^, «njWsi, ?n#^^ «t*fpit^, «P5flr^, disclosed,

revealed, evident, apparent, manifest, visible*
conspicuous, open, blown, expanded.
4em^t, "Hdrs, ^9, nt^^iiiH, appearing, shining, radiant.

«

tfpfK 9tti, ffftl'tl, ?rttl, isr^Tflv* a section, chapter; scat*

tered, interspersed, spread, published.
^pft^^, «Wts, wtmn, 5ft^„ PfMfl, tw?, extent, length* a

section, chapter, decree at law^aidecision* a

chowri or cow- tail whisk.
tfp?l^3Hr, «f^tw, ^^^» V<^, tWfft^vliW^, to mention, speak,

say, tell, declare, explain.
«^, wt< wtw, fSr?F, ^j, ^rwftw, ^iw, ?T»tf5w, ^«, ^nwtf ,

f^nv?, right, proper, reasonable, accurate,
certain, real, true, genuine, sincere, upright*
unadulterated, pure; certainly* really, ac-
curately.
^^fRsf, ^^•^^ ^ft^> 4Wft4F, '^Stff, 3FIW ^RWtH, rights

proper, just, pure, genuine, true ; the true

object of a plaint at law. [upright.

^t^'itfi^f it«ttW6p, ^cTWw» iw, just, righteous* honest*

ttff^ 'iWrt, ^Riwt^^ ^wti, wff ^fipi, irtf»j '•if^pff, origii^l

matter or plastic nature, the female principle
in creation, nature, disposition* temper* na-
tural state, habitual conduct or tiharaGter>
a crude ncnra or verb, a im^tipIieK^

^^^iWsili, ^<l4«l«i ^vfdfi*, eSected by nature^ natural.
4ff, ^Vr» c«0, ^tKt^t excellefit, emiDent, superiof,

chief> principal. [frame.

Wf(t, ^iTlfj ^iCKWt^f, vtt#, the fore^ann, part of. a doot
^Wn^ %fff9f, ^ff9V, ^"1^^* ^^ attemj^t, effort, com-
mencement, beginning.
^ftV» yftm, ^^M, begun, commenced, attempted.
«tfiMt, ferfhc^l, ^rWilPr, ^wprw, a service to obtain

some divine blessing, the taking of medicine.

^nptji^, 4lt«^^n«l44, exhalent; that which exhales.

^tl"¥WR, ^ts^r, •tfjwjw, xm^^s to wash, rinse, cleanse, ex-
piate, [jected.

«rt^, Cl4)l9, H^tjffr, WW, throw*, cast, projected, in-

i8nw% WW, f^, ipwqr 'V^, a throtir-, cast, throwing off.

projection, propuision, injection, the shares
in a |oiat stock. [clever.

^t^f ^» ^» ^> ^^^* pungent, acrid, keen, sharps

gf^jWtftffi, %^^Wt1%, i^f*9, a Strong light, flash, glare.

^t49ff^ ^i^V^f penetration, acilteness.

^^/P9, tCt^, ^**Pft, famous^ celebrated, notorious.

0^, ^9t^ ^l9 ^^f the upper arm measured from

elbow to shoulder.

4^t9» P^f Wfil^ai^ divei'giiig, standing out, gibbous.

cr^t^ort^'^^, ^9^, bandy-legged, having the knelbs di-

' vetrgeni or far apart.

cr^, «fRl¥tflW, WtfV9, f^wNr, 'rtf'W, ^^^^ •?▼, bold, in-
solent, audacious, impudent, shameless, con-
fident^ intrepid, wilful, haughty, firm, ready^
able, strong; haughtiness, boasting, pom-
posity, [magant.

trtl^, «i">i^, ^nfHvl, a shameless woman, wanton, ter-

**Wf » ^f "R^* #f1nr, ^, «r5?, V^f ^» hard, firm, diffi-
cult, steady, serious, much, excessive, abun-
dant ; pain, privation, peuancCi.

cNMif iim> straight, honest, upright, sincere.

3^ <si«il

pending a balance/ a xein, rope, halter, con-
finement, captivity, a captive, prisoner, a
man or beast in confinement*
<«t$^, «{t??wT«i, *?^, ^^W^ wife?ft, ^WfSflrt, a lattice,

window, balcony, a summer*house, a painted
turret, a balustrade, rail, railing.

«r^, frf%^, ^[jRt^, ^yi-<*. yr^ftsi, ^^^, ^% *N, boW,

confident, presuming, headstrong, fierce, ter-
rible, furious, violent, passionate, intolerable,
insupportable, acrid, pungent, hot.

•ff^T^W, iTWr^/, ^31 Pfirs, «rfiw;, common, vulgar, popfltor,

public, notorious. [toriety.

^^^, WF^^, «st1*ifili» activity, alertness, currency, no-

,tri?l*r^, (ftftwK, ^i^?t^;, ^Wf^%, current, notorious, com-
mon, customary, moved, stimulated.

^M?, ^rfirfti, «WW, rm^«iT, ^t^^ nfiR, notoriety, common-
ness, publicity, a publication, declaration,
manifestation, the grazing or tending of cattle.

<erf9» ^fj, "^"t?, ^^c^, much, many, am{:^e, abundant,

sufficient. [tion.

(Sfnr9^, Rmt^FT^, one who asks.or proposes a ques*
^«rWf^«, titl, covered, concealed, disguised, secret,
. clandestine, retired, private.

0^[\^ti, ^^?%, CT?5T, to screen, conceal, cover, hide.

^Rii, people, subjects, dependants, land te-
nants, peasants, ofi^spring, a person, individual.

«W^p5. 5* '«^P5> Pwt^, ?t*, Wtm«1, *mt^, Brahma,

or his ten sons, Vishwa Karm^, a king, a
a prince, a son-in-law, a butterfly.

«t^sR, ^^^, ^|;tt, iRT'T, to blas^, take fire, bum.

<tr«i, ««Wt^.— nRw, ^% fk^, learned, intelligent,

wise, sensible, clever.

^[9n, fir^r^ flfjnvi, ?fC¥^, an assignation, appointment,

sigi», tcjseti, hint. . . t «

^t^ If^i 'Vjn^^ intelligence, undentandine, Svas v«t£r

-ffw, ^IW^If^w, ^, /ani^tft, prostrate, humble, bending^

inclined. [tion, prostration.

t«r^l>S, dtf^iflr, — 'nn^t?, ttrPi^t>9, a bow, obeisance, saluta-^
«r«, C^Wj^tfi? ^, ^5^t?, the mystic syllable Ooi.
«r^T, Mff, ^?t^, ^rrtftirsi, ♦rtlrs-f, ww, ^ifil, lovcaflRac-

tion, fondness, regard, friendship, intimacy,
familiarity, acquaintance, concord, union^
agreement, peace. , [timate^

•tf^ft* 'i^St'^t, ^Ntlit?, affectionate, fond, friendly, in-
**»«. \9, ruined, spoiled, lost. [pectfuL

«r«iT9t, Hirerlt, jrfriw, bowing, saluting, prostrate, res-
«f<itfiwl, ^Vs^. f^, W'ft, Tf, 'n^n, a tube, tubular vessel,

vein, a water-pipe, a conduit.
«rnt5fr, «^, ^■ff^^jtr, ?tf%, ^rtrt^ff^, a water- course, drain^

issue from a pond, a continued series, a habit,
custom, the course or stream of custom.
^«it*f, X^f ^tfTJ, wt%, destruction, perdition, ruin, loss*

attention, fixed thought, deep meditation,
effort, stress, energy, regard, an object of
desire, access, entrance.
0Wkf <Ht^^9 fr^, ^t^, ^, a request, solicitation, en*

gagement, agreement, a place, situation, a

spy, an emissary. [rence, prostration.

sSfft^ttNS, 'WJ^T?, ^nv- "2t*»W, a salutation, obeisance, reve-

<trPifi!^, wrW«, «tf^, ^Pt^, «ft^, ^itfs. f^Mw, delivered,

consigned, entrusted, placed, fixed, deposit-*
ed, obtained, received, acquired, acknow*-
ledged, decided, settled, determined.

consecrated fire, cooked, dressed, made,

done, constructed, composed, sent, throw)},

entered, approached. , [docile, tractable.

^tenf, ^vn^f Tfst^^ amiable, agreeable, submissive,

^t^f^, ^tpO, iw, Wl^, ^RWwff, • >rt^, ^, cilai, dj^,

ardor, zeal, courage, high spirit, jealousy of

360- ^rttc^

irank or power, dignity, majesty/, power^
heat, warmth, splendour.

*P5t?W> ^O^* ^^. \Ttf«r?1, ^, cajoling, insidious, perfi-
dious; a deceiver, imposter, cheat, knave.

tf^itiPil, ^#^» W^, deceit, imposture, fraud, imposition^

trick. [reached.

«^H3i«, ^ft^ wr^, deceived, cajoled, deluded, over-

«ffsBfc d|^, 5f^wr, i[^j, 1^ ^/tf^, every, each ; a prefix :

back, again, to, at, towards, with, against.

^fl^mf, ^f^^Hlr^tt, V^nr, ^••nr, Ww, finrr?^, return of

a kindness, retaliation, revenge, an effect)
result, remedy, preventive, sdleviation, re-
sistance.

4Ml^^> fiwj^, ftJKf «fft^^^, fSMfl^, ?/1^9^VtV, ^iPr», ad-
verse, opposed to, contrary, opposite, reverse,
inverted, contraty to one's wishes.

tflf^iff^, ^*M*li ^ %*wt5jjr ♦fIH"tT^, fr^tjw, dsifkin, ^nw»

Htfl, 5ft, '^•tpwi, a return of kindness, &c.
revenge, retaliation, resistance, an effigy,
figure, image, reflected image^ reflection, sha-
dow, picture, reverence, worship*

^«rf^%«, ^ItTl, Wf5^> ft?f^ l^r^ttSes, W^, diinniBsedf

sent, despatched, rejected,, repelled, opposed,
resisted, calumniated. [wards.

ififfsftv, iifftfst ^f^ %it9*rr5r, flying backwards fend for*

4rt^«tiF, ^ fR, — 4li(v;»H, 1^, to return, to come or go

back, to retrograde.

*ff*5F5 4^2tf,— r^fSt^^, a spitting pot.

«tfB2?-«i# ^irwt^, WW5?*i, ^^, 5W(^> a receiving, accep-
tance, the receiving of gifts by a brahmin,
the gift itself, assent, approbation, consent.

«rf*lt^, JTt^w, ^H^f T^n(\i% m^ ^t^ra:^ ?t?*i, a smiting.

killing, resistance, opposition, a back stroke^
a blow given in return.
^^Ift^tTlf <rf^ftir» «n^, a reflected image, shadow, shad^

image, picture; statue, impression, facsimile^

4tflngir, ^l*t3N/» «tf^t^^, oppoMtioa, ttaretsing.

'ttf^nvr ^Vi ^^t^^f the fore part of the thigh.

^JftW, Pnw, ^rtti» f^niW^^> ^n\% 'ftWA ^% a promise,

engagement, assent, agreement, an admission^
acknowledgement, declaration, a testin^ony,
deposition, law*-plaint, a wager, a bet.

€rt%wt^, firyB,^in|ty , U"^ o^fte, promised,eDgaged, deposed

to, affirmed, declared, ice. [missory note.

^t^smt^n, fSrvrtWH, ^♦t, a written engagement, bond, pro-

i9fs&«|^ar, ^RTt^, to cause or oblige to declare^ promise, &c.

«Sffm, ^, "smmft, a key, a picklock. [by a look.

«f Rpppr, ^^rtwj .^n^^ W^f to return a look or a word

giving back, return^ recompense, exchange.

•arftift^'C, WlTtW^ft'T, to cause to give back or return,

4tfignff, ^l^(^ft^nSy ^^W, subject to be returned ; a pledge,

a pawn. [verberation.

^fRi^pr, ^psrt^-*!*, «nroPra •W, an echo, re-echoing, re-

<rf«^'«kt, «n<i)^, a great grandson, sons grandson.

«Jt%P?r<, ^?^. t^f^W?, a substitute, representative, de-
puty, attorney, exchange, commutation.

^Sf^fPU •tr^ «rt«it^jrt, a mutual deposit.

<Q%9|V^ "q, ft^tft^, ftiW ?t^;, an enemy, adversary, op-.

ponent, a contrary proposition

«|ft*f^, ^i^^if,—^m ^•nf* f^ftt, the first day of thft

, moon's increase or wane.

»ril^, 4t^?, <«rc^W, ♦IfiiiFir, acquviition, ac-
quirement, success, accomplishment of aa
object, advancement, promotion, fame, re-
putation, knowledge, certainty, ascei'tatn-
ment, de^ionstratioo, assent, acknowledge^
ment, conviction, acquaintance with.

fected, accomplished, proved, demonstrated*
obtained, known, ;pToinoted, advanced.

35a «W?Bwt€t

«rR5*ttf', IJrt'^, wWt, ft<m*i«i, ^w^^^i, irt?^, to demon*

strate, ascertain, cause to acknowledge, to
promote, give success to, effect, accom-
plisb.

€t^<Wr/, wt^v, «K?IH[ ^^, ascertainable, &G ; the meaning

of a word. [benefactor.

firRWR?, ?W^, WT^I, protecting &c ; a protector, provider,

«rl%*fW«r, Z9m% mt^ ^<t«fs. ^% ?rv«i, m\^^. to' nourish,

provide for, support, preserve, succour, pro-
tect, observe, keep, fulfil.

«rRi€f^, iTid^K ^x1%f?r? ^srf^ ?»;, a particular exception

to a general prohibition.

«fE?5wr, I ^^'TtfiF, :TOrF5 •ttl%, ^IfiRWiT, a reward , remuncra-

tion, punishment, .retribution, retaliation.

«rfinw, «rR5W5r, — ^^, <2ffiiff5T, an answer, reply, echo.

tftftiTO, ft^, Ptwc, t^r^TK^I, an obstacle, impediment, hin-
drance, resistance. [obstruct, impede.

^tf^ivr, ?t^, r^nrtj^i, ^^t^, to hinder, oppose, resist,

€f^«r, fwRRJFJJ, iw«f, ^'T^t^, of equal might or power,

able, adequate, powerful,

€fRRt^/, ^?, an answer, a reply.

«ff^^, ^^, ferr^, ^•ffe, a reply, answer, defence in

law, litigation, a remonstrance, [litigant.

isrfis^, ^l^ff3^T<?t, ftcst^, a defendant, respondent, pleader,

«rRRT^, €rR5^t«(^,— f=r^it?^, f^^rtP, wilt, resisting, opposing,

preventing ; an opponent, a defendant.

«fRwt^, f^^^^t^, *fT^, neighbouring ; a neighbour.

«tf%f5w, «fRwi, 'TW, ^T?1, ^?rf, a reflected knage, re-
flexion, shadow, image, picture, resemblance^
counterpart. [carved.

<tf%ftfir5, Tjitit^, ^<tfSr5, ^^, reflected, shadowed out,

«MI^«i, ^tTCT? «tt% ^OTpnr, W^ w<^, to look at the

speaker, return a look. [idea.

^JftCTfr, fRRrt^55t^, ^rt|^, an opposite notion, a reflected

^O^c^'nr, '•R/«rt ^^, '•nj'CPi^, to think differently, ta

gather ideas from reflexion.

€ff%cjtic 35S

tffsrit^t, «rt^5ntw, — r<MW, vW, ^^W4^, f3w|t«, receiving

or giving ideas from reflection, opposing.

*fe¥!, lflK> wt^r, W^, rwi, «WX, «fTW/, understanding,
1 intellect, wit» a conception, idea, light, reflect-
ed light, splendour, dignity, audacity, bold*
ness, confidence, impudence.

•tfti^rtftni, €rti, ^f^ffr<r, ^pf^, ir^, c^iRf^, irf^fe, witty,

intelligent, wise, bold, confident, impudent^,
dignified, arrogant, proud, haughty.
«Jft?^t^, ^^, *t|i^, an answer, reply, defercCi
€ff^, iit|9, a surety, security, bondsman, bail.
«lt%3n-^, ^ff^finr, 1^,*!^*, a reflected image, an images-
likeness, picture, an idol.

^t^'ft^* ^•iWj, iT^f ^"J^^* ^S^f ^JWrffr, ♦tft^, ^Jf«ftf*t,

a likeness, resemblance, picture, image, a.
deputy, representative, a transcript.

W«IW, ^^, t^^^T?*, W^^^, strenuous ex-
ertion, endeavour, wish, desire, resistance,
retaliation, revenge, comprehension, a taking
captive;, acting right, acquiring new virtues,
accomplishments, &c: active, diligent, stre*
nuou&, resisting, retaliating, revenging.
Cff^nt^, ft^rt/?, ^T*^* ^^^ai^t, opposition, resistance,

counteraction, a counterpart, co-operation.

co-operating, answering to, counteracting;

aco-adjutor, partner, second self, competitor,
crfvjn, *Rf «f5n5 1^, ^?, an echo, reverberation, reply.
0!f^sw^, «rf^» <tt^nffir, an imaged likeness, representation^

a substitute, representative.
«tf^B»^-V, »r^, \»r/, ♦ff^Rft, tfT^rt^,. like, resembling, sub-

istituted, representative.
t-w, iTKt, ^r^tjltftni^, f^t?^. fsrn^, a blocking up,

obstructing, besieging, repelling, opposition^

prohibition^

354 «r^i^

«fl%W^, ^?^, ^r^<1 CT<n, a written reply^ a transcript,

a copy, counterpart.

verse, inverted, contrary to the natural

course or order, against the hair or grain, low,

vile, base, depraved; an inverted order, &c.

^f^OTfrs!, ^^9srl ^tz^ ifidrW^mt^, bom of a woman of high

by a man of low cast.
cr^/t7> ^» vtn, a catarrh, a cold. [mise.

ar^o^, ^wiRs, «fRwi, ^fNstj, an assent, engagement, pro-
^rlsS^F^, ^t^, f^lirs, promised, assented or agreed to,

accepted, engaged by promise. [nied.

«rf^ftr^, ^tfjfs, 'irtft^, ^♦f^^, forbidden, prohibited, de-
«rfec^^, ^^^,*»rft^,^*t^, *fl|F5/T^, a prohibition, for-
bidding, denial, rejection.

0^K ^<rtt*, 'wi'*. «w^, wt^^?, w^^rt* ^♦R^?t

W|^ ifTH^, ^fW, fame, renown, celebri-
ty, reputation, approbation, commendation,
consecration of an image, endowment of a
temple &c. the portioning of a daughter,
completion of a vow or ceremonial, &c.

^rfisflrs, 3J5;T5/T*fW, ^<^*n5, ^nnt^. famous, renowned,

celebrated, applauded, consecrated, honour-
able, wealthy, endowed.

«f5%l, •l^ftfs "^vm, ^^'\^f iRTsr^, a cloth skreen, the

outer curtains of a tent.

tfff^pnf;, ^pvrtTT, lit^vsn^, a<:hameIion, a lizard.

^R>*^Ht*i, M'^^c^t^'^twiHiitfl "*i1'R«i, a vibration answering

to an exciting cause.

^ffR^^ RTtfif^, t^TTffiri, fir^tH^, ^, ^», 9tjcc<i7 •fflrw^ irt^»

opposed, resisted, struck, hurt, killed, des-
troyed, spoiled, reflected back, smitten in
return. [resist, strike, kill.

«t%^«nr, «r51? *f1ra:^irT3<i, ^^^, ^t^w, to return a blow,
Ctt^Bl, U?fWf f^c^TCI, an opponent in conflict^ a resister^

obstructer, hindered

€M;ir 355

4ft^*^, vij, ^Wit?«P^ PTT, revenge taken for an injury

received, retaliation.
^rtN» ^nm, ^nf, a limb, a member, a part.
«f<Nt3t, ^tf^S99i, •ffiiirW, ^^n?, %*Mil, ^^-^j^^ff, a return,

recompense, retaliation, remedy, medicine,

the effect of a medicinal remedy, alleviation

of disease, a result, penance.
«rSf^w7, ♦If^nTtrft?, ^^m? ^^n? ^cn?, demanding revenge

or retaliation, remediable, curable.
«NHM, t??<i, iFt^, ^IW^^I, to regard, look upon, wait for,

expect. [looking for.

9t9lw\, '•JC^f^lt '•ipr^r «t«;Hl, expectation, a waiting or
«f*tft, nPvJT f^, the west. -
ttSt^, 'Jtt/T^rt^ff , 'T^s^^r^, f fife, «^«, famed, renowned ,

celebrated, venerated, known* understood,

glad, delighted, gone, past. [knowledge.
«f<tt*, 55<r/1t%, «f5t?, PniP? wt«r, fame, renown, notoriety,
^rgtlEjypr, f<5rw< 7PW9, ^t^, believed, admitted, allowed*
•t^f, ztW^f^ ''■^, ^fiB, abundance, wealth, prosperity.
€ft:«W, ^»4l4t^, «t^ if% a goad, whip, switch, cane.
4^, V9f 9iV, given, presented, bestowed.
€rwi, TT^tfnil, ft^tl[Wrt, /. betrothed, given in marriage. .
W% *fPw, •f?, ^"'i^ij^, aRi^ western, subsequent,

successive, following in regular order.

4^/W, ^ftBrac*tt^» '■^, '/^. 'fWT^^, ^«, perceptible '

to the senses, sensible, visible, clear, plain,
evident, obvious, before the eyes, present.

0mpW^f *^W*t, 5Tjc^tt5r?, evidently, clearly, sensibly.

«r5/^W»^^, ^FffEt, ,an eye-witness.

«r»i^iFiWt«i, tfera^Prt^i, «t{:^ftHr, the evidence of the senses,

the organs of sense.

«t^/W?, <«^ ^iWF?, •«rfiw<r, f>^, every letter, literally.

4sr9/wf^, '^fiS9«HlHWtfirs, proved or established by the

evidence of the. senses, palpable.

^f^SWf «BWft«?» ^rt%W^^, A^ ^^, an organ of percep«

tion^ the extremities^ every part.

386 0^rt^

€i^S9f "^f^f^y iWfJO^f contiguous, bordering; the eountry

of Mlechchhas. [excuse.

^S^f^W^f ftrW ^?, 'irt^tWl, a special plea in law, an

tfTSPiT?, ^•t, ftnrt^, sin, separation.

«Ri1*wi-^, «T^, ^CTW, 'W*!. ^m^, knowledge, recol-
lection, recognition, an idea arising from
reflection. [counter-accusalion^

<tr5/%nrt^, ftQrf«(^^/? ^r^t^/, <ttv^^, a counter-plea,

«r^/ir, f^nrt^. ^•rnfl. «t^, wt^, ft^, ^/^^, ^a^rt^, ft*^,

C^, <efc?t«^, belief, faith, credit, confidence,
trust, knowledge, apprehension, usage, prac-
tice, fame, celebrit}\ the termination of a
word, a cause, motive.

tft^/flrs, f^tSff^i PWtwrai, believed, confided in, trusted.

«r5/?t, ft**!^,. «t«W?t. trusting, believing, trusty, faith-
ful ; a believer.

«f^;^, <srf^5^, ^, a defendant in law, an enemy.

«rs/^, f^^ XM^^f to restore, return, deliver back«

«t^itf, «sr^f^. f^fc^, daily, every day, day by day.

t£Rrt^*if ^^> ^^?l ^^, to draw . back or pull in a

contrary direction.

^it<;pr, pRV^n. '•?^^?, ^tf^l W<i91, ^^^, rejection,

disregard, denial, refusal, disallowing, dis-
missal, refutation, disannulling. [back.

«^rt^^> ^I^St'tipr, ^T?^, a return, turning or coming

*^iWTi ^^^3 'Sff^'W W^l, resumption, taking back,

retaliation. [lished, warned.

itrsilf^^, wr?tMF, «2jx?tf|r5, ^tit^, spoken by an oracle, pub-

tfj^rtcipn, w?^ ig^icin, bf?^4t, jm*r, w<, ^•iTjrt^ cFsn

an oracular saying, divine warning, impulse,
revelation, information, warning, caution.

«r»rt?W, ^^c<l*J*ir, a recommencement.

^RTMIi vj^lf 'Sts;?, '*iW^1, hope, trust, confidence, en-
couragement, expectation.

iK^SV^, ^S^rtfirs, ^•Mft, ^^, hoping, ezpectii^, waiting

or looking for, dependant

«r5rt*W, f^%^» "^l^* »«8^f contiguOTS, proximate.

resumption, collecting the though ts, abstrac-
tion, restraint and mortification of the senses,
an abridgement, compendium, paradigm.'
€f«/R», 0%r9t, — «rl%w^, a reply, rejoinder, answer, de-
fence, [before the eyes.
«r^/^, i!"5t^, "•^, ^ntWTCT, now, now-a-days, evidently,
m^ntm, ^f*t5l ''^Ipr^, '^iW/^'rt, a respectful reception, a

rising up to^receive one.
«r|i^*tf , <t^rt(f^, ^r», «l«,^'i¥^"«, reproduced, prompt,

ready ; the product in multiplication.
«\/<Wt?, ^•WK3Ri*ff??rtf ^•t^, fW>n a return of kind-
ness, gratitude, g^rateful returd. , [twilight.
«r|i^» ^^^» <srt^t^Fm# the dawn, day-break, morning
0^ff^ ^9* "^n^y an obstacle, impediment, hindrance.
€fc«/^, «« ^^f ^f 'WW, every one, each, every.
«trar«^/, flP<»l^, credible, worthy of credit or belief.
0VI, ^mS, ^ «rw^, first, prior, previous, chief, principal.
«r«m^, «r<tcii, — «3ft^,^^tc«r, in the first place, previously^
«f«in99, «WCTt^»nrP^,— ^l< «•»• an embryo, a foetus.
«W1, tW, ^f^fl?, ^<rtf*, custom, usage; habit, fame,

celebrity. [important.

«rfm, ft<;t9, ^WHfV^, famous, celebrated, illustrious,
€nf, irW, unw, ^W?, <#r : giving, bestowing, confer-
ring, yielding.
«wf4fs«i, utiilWc? WH^ f^TW, the ceremony of walking

round a person or object, keeping the right
hand towards it, as a reverent salutation.
tfffV, ^n, ^rf^, ^TiftRf, given, conferred, bestowed.
^SW^, '^f Vi», «rtSw;, «r«;w, ft<trr«, clear, manifest,

evident, elucidated, illustrious.
«W^, VtK^, x^% W^tt^, wm^, to see, view, shew, make

known, declare, point out, manifest.
^pH^, ^^^, ^^w*f, i^an ^URc^lPi*, an offering, ce-

ramonial present^ medical fee.

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0i(\^t ^rt% f^Rqrn, ^^, ^«^Tiff, a gift, donation, the act of

giving, offering, &c.
trlt^f, ^rf^, *l^, a lamp, light, lantern, taper, &c.
^l^Mv, 1fc^«rR, ^•i, to make to blaze, stir or light up,

cause to burn brighter, make splendid, &c«
^fTffl, vr^^, frtife, proud, haughty, elated.
€icipi, ^iw, ^t^RI, ip, ^°^, a district, country, spot,

place, part.
tlti?iR^, ^5^-Jt, the fore-finger. [of the night,

crww, ?«rftJi5, ^^itcws ^f? f'PSJ^^* evening, the first part
€finr, ^, t^«i, war, battle, a tearing, a rending.
cf^Cfsr, cat*, ^, principal, pre-eminent, chief, noble.

reverse, inversion, opposition, extension, ex-
pansion, dilation, extent, expanse, prolixity,
copiousness of style, abundance, quantity, a
heap, delusipn, a trick, deceit.

ttnf««, €W^, ft^t^, expanded, dilated, prolix, treated

of at length, &c.

«r<flr, crtti, i?^, ^i^, obtained, poor, needy, afflicted*

€W1, «WR; a place where water is given to trarellers-

«ffHat5fT, f*WT«rCT? Pro, a paternal great-grandfather.

€ft^til, wlwj <J«l, a great-grandson in the male line.

€r^, TSwI^rs, ^tft^, ^rhrrt^TOf blown, expanded, cheer*

ful, gay, smiling, sparkling, glad, encouraged.

«f^J(lr5, «fn^^, «J^^f«i^, ^inwT^, expanded, spread, open,

blown, in blossom, gay, cheerful.

«rt^, ^^, ^T^^, a speaker, an eloquent man.

«fwir, «fjfir, Tt^l'tjsl, a treatise, discourse, eloquence.

«W#^, ^iftf*r^, ^WTiRF, ^, deceiving, insidious; a de-
ceiver, a cheat. [imposture-

«rt»Tl, «r55t?«»1. ipnrl, deceit, fraud, swindling, imposition,

•tiW, '•n^^tfi^ ^rt^/315^, ft^^t, a connected discourse,

treatise, narrative, tale. [cent.

<ttS, r^ttwoit^tir ^tin «Pi^«i, race, family, kindred, des-

«R^, 'Rlt^, CTOtfr, 'iR^W^, ^i^, f^n>9, a commence-

4t^f^ 359

ment» undertaking, an entering upon a bu-
6iness» excitation ; entering upon, ready«
appointed to, constituted. [tor» stimulus.

^NV9, 4C91«9> OF^^t exciting, stimulating ; an instiga-

•4vr, ^OfW^i, ^•WW^i, ?rcw« «rt^ to begin, com mence,

embark in, enter upon a work or action.

€1^^^, CF^t^, <stc?t«n>cl, a stimulating, exciting, instiga^-

tion, subornation.

^t^^f ^lt^» to grow in size, grow fat or wealthy.

*W, ^HRpr, lift, '•Ititi^, tfTF^, '•TiW, Strong, power-
ful, superior, victorious, cogent, valid, sub-
stantial,' violent, obstinate. [man.

0V^, VfW^, a termagant, violent and self-willed wo*

«Wb"P, ^WRr^W, •ttfjw^lft*, explanatory, expository, sig-
nificant, technical.

^t^f WlPif a rumour, report, insii)uation, current story.

cr?t«r, ^m, ^^, coral, a sprout, a.young shoot.

^nt^9 f^ir*nt^, ^^l%, a temporary or foreign residence,

lodging, sojourn. [resident.

^nt^, ♦rtl^, ftOPRrttf a traveller, sojourner, temporary

-«m!^^ tjf^, ^wtm, <ct9l.lW9f^9T?, ^^tt^i^«t^, a stream,

current, flow, course, train of circumstances,
traditional custom, immemorial usage, the va-
riations of weather, amoving line of cattle See.

«r«tiF9, rtnv, ^«lf^?1, 99, carrying or flowing ofi", flowing.

«tft^, ^•»3PW, ^rtftiW, ^?<t«, ?rt*W, ^WTt, entered into or

upon, embarked or engaged in, understand-
ing, pervading, thrust into.

tfCtt^y f^^% •tt. ft", ^^^f cleVer, skilled, conversant,

eminent, learned.

«ffW» f^nrajtf^. ^^f f^TRi» •t^f •tf|WlH«, awake, wak-
ened, vigilant, roused, stimulated, compre-
hending, convinced, convicted.

tffV, <etf^, 9i?ni, ^v^9 having commenced or engaged

in, beginning, about.

fWt9, ^mWtf c^Et^t ^ comtneneement, entering
upon, effort, inclination, tendency, predilec-
tion, excitation, excitement, stimulus, insti"
gation, urging, intelligence, a current, course.

<rCT«1, ^WR[ «m«r, 'm^pf, «rft«l, ^«C/?imr, an enlrance, in-
troduction, commencement, intense applica^
tipn or devotion to, persevering adherence
in J [a pursuit, &c,

eKTl^, nrftFT, ^^«r, «rwr, to enter, penetrate, enter into

etWWl, ^Ijrtf^in, CRSTf'nil, nflBrt^W, one vf ho convinces,

awakens or excites attention^

tlWt^t, •tfiWK, ^^, «t^. \f*, Wt^tW, wsm, conviction.

demonstration,.a soothing, quieting* appea;^
ing, persuasion, knowledge, understandings
intellect, wakefulness, vigilance, attention.

etwr^CT, «rwt€t— <lftwt*W, CTOtf^, «itmPrin, convincing,

calling forth ideas, arresting attention, awak-
ening, exciting to vigilance. [menta^

€tnt^» ^M^ vtsTT^, 15^> ^o convince, push with argu-

0f^f ^^^» gone on a pilgrimage.

ef^pin, ^^€4v^ir^yt, ^ft^?, a pilgrim, an ascetic, a tra*

veiling or mendicant devbtee.

enn, ^•If*, wrfflr, ^, ^ni^«^, Pl^nft, birth, produc-
tion, a birth-place, source, the generative
cause or basis of a thing, an operative caass
of existence as father or mother.

«i^, $^» rm, light, radiance, splendour, lustre, glorj.

ct^Ft^y ^, 5^, ftf^¥R, wfUf/JTR, the sun, the moon ;

splendid, radiant. [dawn.

«rvt9, tfft^WW, "^(W^, «r|nr, morning, day-break, the

er^rt, ^(ffXVf C^W, *l?iaw, ^m% majesty, dignity^

greatness, power, magnanimity, high spirit,
a high and jealous sense of honour.

«nBt^, ^""f^m* a celebrated place of pilgrimage.

«rf^i ^ff ^f ^'^/f Wnft ^«<^«f distinct, different*

separated, severed, divided, broken*

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t

€19, ^, iiPWft, v^, im, rpitP(*t, a master, owner,

lord, governor, sovereign.
«|«, tPTTOI, ?tiRr, '•nflW^/, 5f^, greatness, power,.

supremacy, sway, government, lordship, so ve*

reignty, dominion,
^•'^j ^f^f ^Tfinf^nW, lordship &c : a playing the lord

and master. [voted, obsequious.

<WV», ^iJUlTWj ^rfil^t ^^^, ^|V|4^, loyal, faithful^ de-
*^^, ^, ^, VT3?t, J^f ^, ^^t^, ■ttfif^, ?tWtftl^, «ftll4t^

much, many, important, great, high, lofty,

gone up, ascended, governed by a sovereign,

ruled, become great. [the like.

^1%, •f^twt^w, ^^rtf^, affix : et cetera, and others, and

€mpf, ftpw, CT>i^<«x, ^ww;> Hn:^, •it^/, fifw^, •irtf,.

^r^prtsr, a difference, distinction, disparity,
inequality, separation, a severing, di:5crimi-
nating, a surname, a nick-name.

€hW, ^6«rt5r», JWfin^*, ftC¥tw, '•rfSirt*, elated, joyful, in-
toxicated, thoughtless, precipitate.

«nnr, w^, ^t^, joy, delight, pleasure, rapture.

cprat, firW «l^nTc2Ft^1 ^ a beautiful woman.

«r«rl, ^t^'C. ^^'^^ '•PSJ?^, iR^?, ^nraiT^, true knowledge,

accurate perception, consciousness, a know-
ledge of the soul's identity with God.

^rf^t, evidence, proof, testimony, attestation^
demonstration, authority or warrant for aa
opinion, an instance, example, a witness^
€W^*t3i, Pnp^Nnai, gjf^^ttr, a voucher, an affidavit^ a de-
position, [proof.'
*I*W1» «ftrt«Wtft, »it^)lt?^, one who gives evidence or
«tm«1«^^, Jrt^WnfH l^fswrrt, m. ^ /. a maternal great

grandfather or great grandmother.

<W?, ^HW*»^1, tpr, F^, ^if , ^♦fW, ^•rtW, inadvertence,

carelessness, precipitation, error, confusion^
Yuin, misfortune.

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.^rxt^f ^ctttKX^, ^f^CT'Jf, ^iw, ^•KglJ careless, inattenr

tive, inadvertent, thoughtless, mad, ruinous.

dSift^^f «2prt<iWtft, :rT^, giving proof -or evidence, testifying.

48rISr^, «fsrt«if^, ^swt^i, proved, established, authentic.

«r5t^, if^, zvs, dead, defunct, deceased, departed.

tfP'^rt^j^T^/^t?!, vrt?, from the mouth of, byword of

mouth, verbally ; verbal.

«r^fRfi5, ^«, ^«rBtRr5, overjoyed, elated, pleased, happy.

«K??» ^<1*tw/, «r(%*fW^, «W<l^V, capable of proot

probable, demonstrable.

tfTOTf, CTCTwt?, ^^^* 33^3WtTrr«f, urinary affection as go-
norrhoea, gleet, diabetes, &c. [from.

.^nfft^'^fin^^. ^?<i, ^«?«t, to liberate, free, save, detach

€fCTnr/ ^, ^Wt*r, great joy, delight, pleasure, happiness.

<2R3rt^, ^srf'f^. 3rrsrT9«r7, elated, glad, causing delight, de-
lightful. ' [austerities, &c.

«f^, ^f^, <^<3i, ^*i/^T^, holy, pious, purified by religious

^ft5, ^«(/5^rt?, ^^«t»r, '^rf^ir?!^, ?f c^^1, persevering effort,

great labour, exertion, care.

«r?t^, ^«r^^ ftrw, any place of pilgrimage at the con-
fluence of two rivers, particularly Allahabad^

«f9R, <tiR, 5^^, «1XT^, P^e, ^pEr'niW, ^, a going, de-
parting, a march, attack, invasion, motion.

«fxrt^, ^, ^(^55, z0^, gone, proceeded, departed.

«r?T^, rer^l, t^, '^t^Tffl. »ft, ^^?t^, ^*r, ^'rfW^rwn, an en-
deavour or desire after, bias, passion or taste
for, love, diligent exertion, ardent pursuit.

ifiTSt^, ?;j€t, «tmfir«, ^^l, ^^, ^^wrft, diligent, ardent,

persevering, solicitous, desirous*

«ff^, ftf*f^, 'STT^, «if^, f^fir^, «J^/, endowed with, pos-
sessed of, resulting or arising from, excited
or occasioned by; fron^,' on account oC for,
because of, for the sake of. [tible. Sec.

,^t^m, ^'^tT't^, 'Sf^^rf'ftir, capable of excitementy suscep-

^r|^, .w*t«iv, a million. [thor, exciter.

«fC5t^1, «r|1^'(^, tSR^^, PWf^H, a m^oyer, instigator, au-

f^. «ltl^<i. W. \^, KCVt^^. an effort,
exertion, act, action, commencement, en-
trance upon, main object, end, result, conse-
quence, application or use of a word, an affair,
matter, text, authority, example, illustration,
principal at interest, the effect of magical rites.

€rc?t^» ^•ttW,<t|Wf, «r^nt?^, causing, ej^citing, stimu-
lating, promoting, advancing,

ifTCIOTW, I5^5tf^?l, «r^^, CtfiPP, wrwT^W, id. a mover, insti-
gator, moving cause; sending, ordering.

a cause, occasion, origin, motive, incentive,
object, necessity, use, advantage, an affair,
undertaking. [occasion, proper.

tKirWft?, W^?*^, 'S^^, ^^5^, necessary, suited to the

<rcinw, ^•rpi'n/^, ^fr^, jJ^ik^, c^irj, necessary, suitable,

proper; a capital or principal, a messenger.'

cfirf^, '!9f^9 ^pftf^f said, spoken, mentioned, declared.

^?, V^tTW, 5ijf4^^tt, r<^\% IT^, ^^, «rtr<l ^j<i, ^*T» ^t^%
. ^^^5^, the end of a Calpa or universal des t ruc-
tion of the world, destruction, annihilation,
dissolution, decomposition, resolution, loss,
fainting, death ; vast, excessive.

€W«1, ^«rt?rt1, ^iR<^ ^t^/, ^wrnn?^tw ^f*W ^w, talk, con-
versation, unmeaning or incoherent talking,
delirious ravings, &c. [herently.

€t^Wk^, ^^» "^^iW^'l^rt, delirious, raving, talking inco-

«f5rt^, ^fjrrit, 'iPlW^^t^, speaking, conversing, discours-
ing, talking unconnectedly or deliriously.

^m^9 ^^FStSlc^ V^n^ 79/, a plaster, salve, ointment.

^Bf^t^* W^rs ttrw^ 9ft*fpr, 'JWPr, to dress a wound, ap-
ply a plaster or salve, &c. [bait.

^TOTtV, ^?1, 'rt'i^, f5, desire, covetousness, a bribe, a

«n*^PC, ^li^**! 'WH, f^t^X m^^% to praise, extol, pane-:

gyrize, celebrate, applaud, flatter.

364 «r>rt

"^M^^f, «M^/, — ^ff^^ WW/f ^Rtt 'H^^^ praisewof*
. thy, laudable, commendable. [flattery.

<M'^1, Vtt^y tl^t^^^, ^?, praise, commendation, applause,

«M*^, t»«iT^^, ^tw, praising, celebrating, applauding.

«f»W^, ft'^p^,rst^tiW,«1t«iClrt^*l,«ft1^P■«^^ destruction, slaugh-
ter, removal of disease, expiation of guilt.

€t«nf , ^, JPTO, ^vr, %*»|np, ^Nift, c^^, fi^, ^irfl?, prais-
ed, applauded, approved, excellent, good,
suitable,' fit, happy, wide, broad, spacious,
capacious, roomy, airy, vast, unconfined.

<tf^% «r^/^, *^, '^r9f ^tcn?, clear, evident, authentic.

cr<ir, ftrvt^, ^^^, a question, enquiry, interrogatioii,

proposition. [breath.

€htt^, ^(r|^;t^, n(57, expiration, respiration, breathing,

0^^ «r*i?, ni?, •rWWirl, ^wfiR, wtro^, affection, love,

regard, over-indulgence, leniency.

crkl^ Ikvt'i^* one who asks or interrogates, an enquirer.

46r>, «rtH, c«r>, ^jm*, ^'iflW, •l^nrft, chief, principal,

best, preceding, going first Or before ; a leader,
chief, conductor, partizan.

**-1, •tCT? A'^1k% ^, a page of a book.

•fjns, ^R^^rv, ^iVH^f W4\UfH> «Wfin, «w» ^Wtsns, ^R^riw,

f^r^/, 'ns^t, attached to, enamoured, fond of,
zealous, engaged in, conversed about, treated
of, obtained, gained, expanded* opened, con-
stant, eternal, everlasting ; eternally, ever.

€N^, <frtt^» ^[^t¥, 3ft^, Tt^^w;, ^R^^, a topic, subject

of conversation, dalliance, fondling, tender-
ness, attachment, affection.

«fw, f^ftf ^tm^p -twi, ♦», ''RW^f, ^riwr^t, wr^,

a topic, subject, introduction, mention, a
treatise, a sentiment, passage from a book, an
insertion, association, connection.
«finr9fif1^, ?F^?t^, conversation, discourse on a topic.

^rti, «r^«tft, ^mflf^, w^wpr, «^,f*N«r, ^[^, wwjw/w

v^ ^n, gracious, favourable, kind, com**

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plaoe&t, propitious, pleased, delighted, clear/
clean, bright, pellucid, frequented, {as a road.)

«W, ^NT^/T^r, ft?^, aw, ^•iRl, mfis, ^•bi, ^•^, childbirth,

parturition, yeaning &c. birth, production^
offspring, a fruit, a flower.

*W^, 4^414 W?, a lying-in chamber. [calve, &c.

<WK> ^^ftiR, w^rt^, ftnrr, to produce, bring forth, yean,

<f^, ^»rtfW, «n?, er«t?<rt5f ^uictrprM, ^, CT*', dimensions,

extent, width, affectionate solicitation, speed,
icelocity^ [violently.

^W?*/, f>t^, ?«rr^7, suddenly, unexpectedly, forcibly,

grace, favour, kindness, propitiousness, a
gift, present, pension, reward, leavings, rem-
nents of an offering, life, breath, welfare,
clearness, brightness, cleanness, pellucidness.

<P!WC*t^, ^f^Kvr^St, •l?^; ^ft''ti[Hjf» a pensioner; enjoy-
ing favours, &c. eating the remnants of offer-
ings, iiCr feeding on another's leavings.

<Pitfi^, "^(^J^, ^•R^rpi, f^ W, favoured, treated gra-
ciously, graciously bestowed, &c.

«W^, ^^IT', ^^CRPj;, shewing favour, gracious, kind.

<f^mi!Ni, ^?[^?[^, an honorary dress.

€Wnr, ftw/t^Ff, w^^l, decoration, embellishment, dress.

«riitf^» ^Dni, 9i«vnr, l>rttl, ornamented, decorated, embel*

lished, accomplished, finished.

width, extent, expansion, foraging, publicity,

fame. • [extend, spread out*

cmr?^, <f|r*t^, «rt1«pr, ftwT?r«i, to open, expand, .unfold,
«n^, «WiW, V^, ^r^ftrs, Wi>^, ft^/ri, ^1^«, clear, evident,

plain, current, noted, famous, celebrated

ornamented, adorned.
«|W^, f5wt/tft, ^^, fame, celebrity, notoriety.
tft^ «it^, ^ilfHiFt ^nli a mother, a spreading creeper.

36fi €f)^im

cfij^, «it5, ^^♦ff , Tiorn, brought forth, engendered.

€W5i, «mR5^,— ^«rfMt«i «rin ^trtnf w aft, ^Rfirft, *<^H4>8,

/. recently brought to bed, having had a cbild^
€f Jif5, tSf ^ ^'em, r?|if5r, wr, ^«11^, ^iif^j, a bringing forth,

yeaning, &c : birth, production, offspring.
cfJTif^ *I7^> ^^' ^'^^ ^ flower, bud, blossom, fruit,
cpjf^, f^l ^?^»r, ^ta ^'i^ *f^^, *fw, the palm of th«t

hand hollowed, a palmful, a handful.
€f^, ^1fft<i, Pwi,. Jrf^, ^tJj^, a stone, rock, gem, jeweU

a bunch of flowers, a nosegay,

cr^t^, ^t«, ^«rt^>t^, «r^, ^^^/r^f, ^^. ^w?, '•PW?, men^

/tion, relation, introduction, a topic, a story»
a passage, an occasion, opportunity.

^Wt^^, ^<tt^M^, %^^it^, an introduction, commence*

ipent, a prologue, prelude.

crvtRrI, ^f^, ^CWftt^, ?r<;5, mentioned, told, related.

«lit^, f^^nr, ^rs, ^^rfi^, ^, •twft^, «pi®Pi^, ^&^*

finished, completed, prepared, ready, prompt^
willing, present, at hand, t^aid, revealed, de-
clared, praised, eulogized, advanced.

«rf p «W,-r-*ft3|, ^t?R^lff , WtTi, l^^W, ci^i^, «rt?«l, *Tti, ^, irt^

^^ <t<®9 ^, *lf?m^ ftW^, a set of utensils,
suit of clothes, a team, width, breadth, a
volume, section, mountain table-laud, a mea^
sure of quantity.

«r^«r, ^rf^'T^I^, 631^, vt^r-Jit^, the march of an assailant^,

a departure, setting off. [patch.

<r^^, CTTtT, ^*R, 1^1% to cause to depart, send, dis-

€ff^, ^t3, t^i^^ <sf?t^, gone, departed, marched forth.

€f^f^, fij^f^^, 'Sf^ftpj, open, expanded, blown.

^fC'^l^, ^^%1 "tH/ ^|ct^, ^^^, f^ww^, to winnow corn^

to open or expand as a flower.

^P^% «Rl**> ^^. ^"^^ ^^^» «i5it^ J, to ooze, leak, perspire,

make water ; a spring, a fountain.

^rjrt 'JJi, ^3i^/T^, urine, the passing of urine. [repet

«tl^^>5T?<i, ^"m, W^^% to smite, wound, kill, defeat

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*W- ^, a watch or fourth part of the day or night.
*f^, t^t^, w[^f^?1, a watchman, sentry ; keeping watch.
«R^ injl, WWff JTt?^, one who beats, a striker, smiter.
«?rfi ^vt^, ^9nn, joy; gladness, hilarity.
*ffRr, ^irre, ^'HRPjI, a blow, a stroke, a smiting.
*RrT?<i, Vtj% ^'nr, fW6^, to beat, strike, smite, flog,
tnnjit, nijPlTn, ^t?tPr?1, f^ft[?1, ^rs^, beating, striking,

smiting, flogging, killing.
«tf^, f^r?w, cff&^r, rfll^^, ^*l?>»5, ^n^*!, ^«rw?, shot ag

from a bow, sent, dispatched, suitable appro-
priate ; a sauce, gravy, condiment,
cf^, f^» vllirs, 99, beaten, struck, smitten, wounded.
0^, vrv^, ^f'TS, glad, rejoiced, pleased, happy.
<fa[fiwi, ^ vw\< «P«, rfsrtt, a riddle, an enigma, a puz-
zling question. ^
^€rt««, ^iwl, Wf, ^, <fK height ; high, tall, lofty,
crr^, tfttit^, 'Sfitt, ^f , former, prior, olden, east; before.
<rW?, WS1, W^f «Tf ^^f** **«?? wi^«rt*t?r, a fence, inclo-

sure, surrounding wall, a rampart or mound.

^tt^t ^, ^•'•^rs^ ^iri, common, plebeian, vulgar, low.

€rP5T9l, ^^Vn, c?tc^ ^ fip^T ypT W, former or olden time,.

the crisis of a disease.
€n^w, ^i; 5fnw, fate, destiny, luck. [gency*

€tT^Njr, "^s^f ^^^^» ^t^f^, ardor, zeal, cleverness, pun*
^^nw^, %<*ff^?[^^P#^irot^, previous non-existence.^
^?IWg/, WRf, ^TtTW, PTt^, iftRsr^, H^\ vs%\% ^^, pomp»

parade, show, bustle, arrogance, ccmfidence*
effrontery, boldness, insolence.
«tW^, ^'^f WiR" ^tc^f, as before,
^ff^tf^, ♦rtRTI, a previous state, former condition.
«nw*i, ^■riftnn, a court-yard, an outer yard.
«n^/T?, ^'WCT? ^f^[5t?, a former trial of a cause.
.crt'ifl^* ^^^8^* *l^Wf looking eastward, having the face

turned to the eastward.
tfTTft, ^^^f the east. [crepit.

«rtft^# ^X^p ^n(*ffrT, ^% old, ancient, olden, aged, de-

i

368 «tttVt

£rtffl^^*1, iftf/. ^l^rt^'TWI, tradition, ancient story.

^rr^, ^^^9 ^*T^, antiquity, old age.

«rt^» t^9 ^^* a fence, wall, hedge, ioclosure.

0XS^ ^1^;, f^W, plenty, suflSciency, abundance.

«tt^/, •fjtt^ ^^ft? ^4irf*W tipt, the country South and

East of the Shardbati .

«rW^/, ft^ 'f^? ftP<', ^^ r<r«, 3n5 ftrw, a form of

marriage by gift, a particular sacrifice, a
peculiar penance. [clever.

«rtw, *tf^«, ^fw^T, f^^\ learned, wise, skilful, sensible^

<rt«l^» ^?^> WVS\, honest, upright, sincere, liberal.

^ Vf^9 ^^^ T^rvt^, the joined hands open and hollowed*

<i1>)(f^(^t?^, r^?l^» a judge, a magistrate.

41^, f^rntT'T, ^T9 , #9, breath, vital air, life, the soul.

CTT^^^, «l<*<t"l***i, to take away an animal s life, to kill.

«rtwr5?f, «ft«WT^, — ^^, ^^^f flft^^rH^, murderous,. dead-
ly, fatal, mortal, destroying life.

€rfw/t^, #t?^^ft*r, Wji^, the relinquishing of life, death.

^•iTBTt^, fier?^» 'Tt^, a husband, {so addressed by his wife.)

€rtW<i, #wnr, "W^m «nrw, ^W, the staking or hazarding^

of life, great exertion, strong effort, zeal.

€rt^<sff^, f^tV^, ^971^, dear as life ! resembling life !

cfT^^f^ti, cR^^tji ««rftirtr5 ^srrw, the consecration or ina-
nimation of an idol.

€rT<ifinr, fSsfinw, WitPi, voc. beloved of my soul !

<(t<i^^, 'nSU ^v, animated matter. [like the life.

tfrt^mr, ^rt^i^WPr, -*fir?w, tft?^w, dear as life, very dear>

«ft*i^, ^'^twi f9l, murderous, deadly, mortal; a murderer.

tffHft'^, tft^'TtM, i^;1, an injury to life, murder.

«rt<iTKrj, 'riN "tft?, a living body, the vessel of the soul.

cn^iTfJJ^, '•i^sftr^, ^«rtfif, one dearer than life, a son, &c.

«n«ltTff, 'C/t^'f're? ?n[«n?«l, a mode of breathing during men-
tal prayer. [ing, an animal.

^^, tS^W, ^•^^tWl, «nr, living, vital ; an animated be-

trtWM, «m<iHt?,— ^TlSp!WT«f ^V, a husband, (^so addres^

by his wife,) i. c. lord of my life I

«rtw, ^ifWtifil, the dawn, the morning, [after sun-rise.
«rr»i?rt«r, ^rnnt ^ f? ^% the morning, the two hours
^Tf*^/, ri^?t«;, ftjRW, ^^f^* contrariety, opposition.
*nt%vn/, frtl^, ^9W^1, security, suretiship, bail.
^ttf^CTW/, ^^•tft^/, ^rfti^r, contrariety to nature, opposir

tion to the grain. [confidential.

«ff«/fiw, f3in|t><f<*r?^, P«rm/, pertaining to faith or trust,
^tT'ffiw, ^JR, ^•rtf^, ^5^«i/, first, prior, initial, belonging

to the first, having a right to priority, entitled
to precedence.
«rTfJ^, «pn"f, ifPf^l, ^J??, '^^r^H, irftnl, a manifestation,

appearin<r, coming to light, rising, eliciting,
a vaunting, ostentation, greatness.
<fiftv^, «WPW, ^r^, manifest, clear, evident, elicited.
«fWP1, tfpnfjW^^^Br^ ^?Jn«», the span of the thumb and

forefinger.
«ft^Ct"T/, caflW, ^t^, pre-eminence, superiority.
«fT^, ^, ^n^f *t«n, i«W^^, a margin, shore, border,

end, outskirts. [road, a desert.

«ffY?, ¥f dn^ n^f *f^, ^rt>, a long, dreary, unsheltered
«rt<t^, flrt^r, ^^'T, ^•rw^, finirt^, w^, wwT^, to obtain,

find, get, inherit, acquire, cause to obtain,
procure, occasion.
^^, Ti, ^•ttftirS, firf^^, fifrri, '^^, * obtained, gained,

acquired, (ound ; prefix : possessing, afiected
with, arrived at, &c.
gfT^^f^T, i(s5, rtf^, dead, deceased, defunct.
€fr«l^pani[, Wt?5^, ^#BT?5^. adult, of age, arrived at the

age of legal responsibility.
tffr^CTl^^, ?W?"ITP(^ '^^ ^1W wi, arrived at puberty.
«flf^, ^IV9, ^•t^, ^f^if acquisition, possession, profit,

gain, benefit, advantage. [tainable.

s(t^f9 Vl^55^, 'iP^Ntir, «J^/, heritable, patrimonial, ob-
«rt*W/f ^[Mrwtf,T^, the expansion of a flower or of the

mind, gladness. {skreen, a shed.

crt^S ^«ft? ^, ''rrstsT, wrf?t, an outer garment, r

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Jft^^, crstfTTi, <fir^f^WR^, exciting, stimng up, stimulate

ing» instigating.
€rt?5i/, irW^V, r^apJr, strength, power. [a speeifieation.

^W^, «srtlt?— ^^^8. ftr^ fwt^nrii a pressure of busiiieas^
^^^ ^PT^W»J, ^^*W«l, rainy, wet ; the raind.
€ft^^, Wfji^, Fff^^, '*<t«^tf*f^, ^?^, fenced, skreened, co-
vered, defended ; an outer garment

4fwift^» "traifira, «prT*»3W, ^rfWpT/, ^r^tw «rnt^, c^JWi»

Vf^ <sW«i^PT?it *ff^^, well-founded, approved,
founded on evidence ; a president, chairman,
the head of a trade, a learned man who sup**
ports his opinions by reference to books, &c.

«(WW/, ^^f5l, ^Jftt;:/^, 5^8^, f^*ft*9f>ift;, authenticity, cre-
dibility, probability, practicability, evidence,

«tt1f, «ft?«,— f^*^ \f^ 'W%, n?, ^/, f^, almost, nearly ;

in compos: abounding in, like, resembling.

«rn«^ ^l^mc^'W?, ^iif?r^T°*t«», 41«t«jj*c^, ^i\, «rtT^. al-
most, nearly, mostly, nearly all, largely, a-
bundantly, frequently, generally. [ment.

^rfjrf^p^, ^^PrPl ^sTM^ spaf, a penance, expiation, atone-

«ITl%^, Ppft?^ ^/^ 'Wfl, nearly all, nearly, almost.

<srn[^, w^'Sy ^«, begun, fixed by fate ; destiny, fate.

€tt?nir, ^^naR, ^R^t^, a beginning, a commencement

plicating, supplicatory ; a wisher, requester,

solicitor, suitor, candidate.
«rt^, *rtw^, '^TP^, ^'ifsr, to ask, desire, supplicate, pray.
^^, «rt^t^, I^JR^, mg, ^•^, a request, prayer^

petition, supplication, desire.
tfTf^rf?^* ^Hf^, *twftnt, a petitioner, one who prays, &c.
^erwv, •tft'W,, — ^^i, ^itw^f fate, destiny, predestinatioo.
dfWT, v^<i, 'irtrtir, an eating, a meal.

«ri*t^/, ^^, ftvs, ^m?, ^^OT^. ^'^^, largeness exteat,

capaciousness, excellence.
«rP»ff, WrtR^tft, cvt^l, eating, feeding.
«rt^W, .^vllfll*!, WTW?i a palace, a temple.

<tt9, fticrf ^f^^, the forenoon, the morning.
ftf?, CTTf^ttor, ^, «JCTt?W, beloved, dear, amiable, agree-
• able, grateful, pleasant. [saht«

^3*?*?, W^IWf «fC^t?«|5Pi amiable, exciting regard, plea*
^^^VlVf, ftRi^ttt, 11ri?t#t, saying agreeable things,
dtw, f^fi, '•nrt^, ^'T'fl, satisfaction, fulness^ satiety*
4t^ ftra, pfitir^tR, ^^, ^ii, beloved, esteemed, satisfied*

happy» pleased.
4N%, ^tvf, nn[, «f^, %fi, 'iWff , ?f^, «f^, love, affection,

esteem, regard, gratification, enjoy ment, plea-
sure, satisfaction,
tfftfiwtw, nn[9V, <tr^ft, ^^^f»r, loving, affectionate, kind.
IV9. #i|^, "n|[, a nail, a peg, a pin. .[see, discern.

C^tw^, ^4(iit<^4, cf?*!, to view, survey, observe, behold,
C^Npr, ^pR, Zf(pnf «np, to hang, be pendent, swing, shake-
W^, CiTtWt, a swing, hammock, travelling litter.
c<2rt, i|^, fH'ITF, ^i^^tt^t departed, deceased ; a ghost,

spirit, goblin, spectre, fiend.
zeth^r^, tirwt^,---^«wr^*|?litRiMi1, ^Rwrf«fip?1, funeral ce-
remonies, obsequies.
Wfis^rfi, ^, Yama or the regent of death.
Wfw, •TjWtCT, in the next world, in the world of spirits.
zttB^, i?^4t, the river of hell or Hindoo Styx.
C(2fii, rwr, tfT^i?, ^*^^m;, ?^, ?fi, ipHI, love, affection^

attachment, tenderness, intimacy, friendship,
pleasure, enjoyment, pastime, sport, fondling,
caressing. [acquaintance.

r^rit, rfWi^, fln, •tfirf^, loving, affectionate ; a friend,
C^nrpr, r«r?^, — f^% ctrW, m. &/. dear, best beloved.
Z^t9^, ♦ff*T^, ^'WtOW^, n^WW^, ^T^ wirar, to send, des-
patch, give orders, command, appoint, de-
legate, instigate, cause. [mander.
t^ttPf^f ttWF, ^Ofl^, one who sends or orders, a com-
znt¥^, •n>T^, frWTftRJ, «rctiTW/,' ^p^W^, ^«, sent &c; a mes-
senger, ambassador, apostle.
*»!M^, ^ilWPW, to send, order, command, direct

37a . tfw

wr», "wsn rwr^far, greatly beloved, outstripped.

z^^f, ^«, ^^;, tftif, a messenger, servant, slave.

CsrT9, 9f^> ^mrftni, said, spoken, declared, uttered.

C«rT^«i, ^%f^i9m^fvv^% 'W^, ^ftWR ^?<i, to sprinkle cere-
monially, to slaughter for sacrifice^ immolate.

t«rw^, 11*7, c^tt'P'i ITlrt ^*»^Pfjr, sacrificial, requiring to

be ceremonially sprinkled.. [incitement.

C^fptiFit^, irs;^ «?t^, «r|Rff, effort, exertion, a stimulus,

tfrt^-'Tt^, ^vni^f irar^itWl, an instigator, stimulator, adviser.

taiftt^, ic^^, ^ttTt, fixed or buried in the. earth.

l^fftft^, ftopt^, «^^, W"rt^iRt^, abroad, absent, away

from home, sojourning in a foreign country.

tfttfTO«1f^^ ^1 V^'^sl,- r<«if«tst^P5rTfiNt, a woman vrhose hus-
band *is absent or gone a journey.

Wi¥, "^ifirt^, ft^iTfirs, f^, ^tfirs, w81, U^^^, "^fditfB, adnlt^

full grown, married, old, arrogant, confident^
controverted, disputed.

a married woman, one from the age of 30 to

35 years, an amorous female.
c«.J^, ^^. ^^Tt^, <t<*1^, ^t?r^?W, Rrj^i, enterprize^

zeal, rashness, an' affirmation, a ccmtroversy,

investigation. [fig tree.

ttWf ^■nW. ^^9 the holy fig tree, the wave-leaved

tt?, V'^, «n55, \^, v^i^y ^^mf^, c«?«i, resri, ^^cw ^r^,

irw^t^nrcwrRr, fw, ^^, wit*i?, fW 'w, "w.

'JT^?^ WT^, a jump, leap, plunging, diving,
floating or swimming, a sending or directing,
a raftr float, the diver bird, whatever goes by
leaps or jumps, as frogs, monkies, sheep, &c.
a declivity or shelving ground, a piece of wa-
ter, a basket for catching fish, a protracted
accent, an enemy, a sort of grass. -

lt^«t, Tprjrre^tW, tt^^fiJ^s, a monkey, a frog &c. what-
ever moves by leaps. [plunge.

t^f •r^pr, ^ finrt ^^, %^ w^ to leap, jump, gattop^

ftrtw, ^i1, ^••w, 1^<^f fll^, a deluge, ^ood, inuiida^

lion; to overflow, inundate, suffuse, sprinkle.

*?!• ^t^f ^'V, WW ftrw, the spleen, a diseased «n«^

largement of the spleen.

^, ^irt^, wrt*!", ^/t«, TW, ^W, <«i^, ftw'*?, jumped,

overflowed, suffused, sprinkled; a gallop, leiqp,
a skipping or capering, a grave accent.

^^f f\J% ^f •» ^^^* ^t^^, to fail, miscarry, to

disappoint, to mock expectation.

^FVpv, WtSi^r ^^^f ^^ cause to fail, disappoint, balk.

^F»*, ^/< ma^'^, ^PRW, tilVI. f'^Pnrt, ^t*^, ?jC failing,

disappointing, balking, delusive, pretending,
imposing ; a rogue* a cheat. [ment.

^Wfl. •JjiW, ^%f a position or thesis, assertion, argu-*

^sfipn, T<^1^» ftWlW^, 'Pt#», VR1, ^V51, «rH»^, C5j|«lH;

f^WttiWs, <1^«Pr,^'lWV»t id : also— a sophispft;
deception,delusion, trick, fraud, illusion, stra-
tagem, treachery, failure, disappointment.
i^,_ijtinjt^, ^K^, ^WTf. penniless, poor.
^i^il^, r^j^^, disappointing, failing.

^spn^, ^5f?T^,— ft^;l, ^vns, ^»i«r^, ^'W*, unsubstantial,

tinsel, slight, weak. [speckled.

^,^, ^^r^tfSTrt, c^5, ffefti^, a straggler, a dilemma-;

^,^St, ^,f*?t,— ifB, ^^ aw ftrw, alum.

IPPS^, ^TF, '^f^, chrystal, quartz.

1^, •tmi^ f^rw, a peculiar game at dice.

iP5ft^. •W^, ^, V^ 'fl^rt, a twig, a small branch.

^ar, •t53r f5c»w, ^|W1. <19f*nfli, a grasshopper, a cricjcefc

a locust. [P^^ty shopkeeper,

^il^irl, ^ftgt^n^^, ^ n*i/!, a pedlar, retail dealer,

55^?t^, ^^ytPr?1, — ^5T^^, ^1E^^, loquacious, talkative^

garrulous, voluble. [p^U««*

9^1, ^> ^^ iSftni^ iiV9, the hood of the cobra di ca-

^^Vn, ^^9 ^9 — ^t a snake, tlie hooded make or

cobra capella. [a commencement.

^f^9 f^9 ^» ^^f "^i^t a machiciation, artifice, snare,

W^9 fsHij^, '^fi^, clean, clear, limpid, transparent.

V1^9V^«i, n9 ^% ^Trit ^^» to assume consequence*

to brag, to boast, to look big.

^Wf ^fWtfffi 'W/, ^•W, W9, i^Wftf^, «fC(l«l«r, ^*t#l4,

^^ilflnr '^S!^ c^?, ^^'^ '^^ fr"'^» produce,
result, consequence, effect, advantage or dis^
advantage, utility, benefit, sense, meaning,
quality, property or virtue, gain; profit, in-
terest on money &c^ reward or punisbmenty
success, a ploughshai'e, a spear or arrow
head, the blade of a knife, the second term
in proportion. [slate, a ploughshare.

imv, vt*f, Aini^ ^» ^^, a shield, a writing board, a

Wi#, vt#, carrying a shield, armed with a shield.

ntnt, 1V^<» ^"'^^ f in reality, indeed, that is to say, in

other words.

WVtf ^WWt3St» — ff^9(, 4SrBt«^, t^^5««r^, ^ffl^tWt^, fruit-
ful, yielding fruit, advantageous, beneficial,
giving the fruit or just reward of an action.

mpf, iCTWeir, ^i«iiir^, ^ Tt^, ^«rf^=r, ^, to bear

fruit, yield, produce, to succeeji, prosper, re-
sult, ensue as a consequence.

npiWy iPWl,— fl^^, »rt^«R¥, fruitful, advantageous.

^ipj^, "f'f/, r^PCTT^^, a harvest, a crop.

9«[^^, ^CTR «f5[tW^rt3r« «tt«rrOTR^ ?t^;, passages of the

Veds, treating of the consequences of works.

ma, »f ^IW^RT, ^^tft? ^2f^ i^?, ^rst? ^, 'm(^, a

com|)ound letter, the head of a dart or arrow,
the bowl of a spoon ; abounding in fruit.

wmtWf 1|^^» a moving by leaps, springs or jumps.

wrii, Wl, C^nwrftr, a stone for grinding paint on, &c :

thcf pudendum of a cow.

^f^, ^Wt^^rt^FT, •rtv •It^f w'ff tflf bring finrth IhiH^

nake fruitful, fructify, cause adiravtager (a
mix or grind colours &d. on a stone.
9iif9ir, «ltvmtv, ^flT^, success or failure^ advantage or

disadvantage. [a feast, a banquet,

^Wft?, ^Wft?.— ^c^S "W ^m^, V9tm, a feeding on frmta^
^Fdrs, iMf^^, fruit-bearing, fiUed with fruit, [say.
^(fii^< Pn^T< "Mt^, on the whole, in fine, that is to
^rflpr, ^«Rt^, utiiSR^, fruitful, advantageons, profitable;

fruit- bearing, in fruit ; a spear or arrow head,
the blade of a knife, a ploughshwe.

iWrtT9f ^ft^rt^F, ^rft^sf, WV9, «nf^« ^W7W^, the natunil

consequences of actions, recompense, benefit^
profit, success, accomplishment of an objects

^, ^ttl, the red powder u^ed at the Huli festival.

^5/*-^ wnrcprl, ^fSi, the Huli festival. [mockery*

^fi, 'tft?, ^art^, ft^K^, a jest, joke,^ banter, raillery^

^/1, v^, tf*^f a jester, banterer, wag.

^^ ^itir?t1, ftnl, '^nnqp, H^ir, ^/< f^^, •ttf?f, loose,

slack, lax, flaccid, insecure, useless, ineffec'*

tual, pale as a colour.
^«, ^/tn, an overplus, make- weight, allowance.
^nF« ^^f the belly, the belly of a pitcher. Sec.
^W, ^wf, ^p^, WW, a snare, trap, noose, net.
^W^, CTl'W, ^«tt?, ^sRtpr^ a machination, device, a com-

mencement. [commence;

^W«r, ^•R, ^^, ^rnw«i, to leap, jump, prance, skip,
^m, zm%\. ll^» *#r9> a blister, a bubble, a hollow

tuniour, a pufiy swelling.
^f^tT^ ^ipr, ^iT?'^, *fWf'^, to become tumid, swell, blister,

be puffed or hollow, to rise as bread, &C..
^T*IV Wt^, ^, a blister, bump, tumour, spun^ swelling.
^I^rpr, ^«Tt^» ^rrr#9 ^^, to puff up, inflate, distend,

fill with air. [tumidity, elasticity.

^^f^n4t, *#9¥t^, iF«n^, puffiness, hoUowness, spunginess,

S7S

^ipi^, 'fflf, W<f andofic, loop, slip4chot, toil, 'snarek •

^W, ^til, fWHt ftffW, 1*?f ^53prt, ^Wf, 'wr, a chink, fis-
sure, cleft, cbasm^ split, an interval, inter«*
' stice, aperture, open space, vacancy, a frac-
ture, a rupture. [subterfuge.

in^FTI, an«^, f«r, ?/m, an imposition, cheat, evasion,

Vt^, ^•nnTO, ^\^ ZffV, a fasting from want or sickness,

f any powdered substance.

wpjt, «r^WiW1, i?»Rl, %*n?, c^^W, V*, f< '^♦W, de-

ceit, imposture, illusion, fraud, an imposition,
trick, stratagem, subterfuge, any powder, an
allegation, assertion, position.

Wt^tt^^il, ^^»^» a knave; knavisth, roguish, perfidious.

«IW, ^^ 7^^^ p<ftrw. a red powder.

^tSw, ^^, ftR?<i, ftj[<i, ^W^, ^, to crack, chap, split,

break, burst, break out in ispots or blotches.

'in^-l, f^, ^5^, ?W[« a crack, chink, peep-hole, vent.

Wt^, "evsfX^y fi??rt«», fti?T?«i, to crack, split, cleave, &c.

^t^, ^^1, ft?, ftFOf, a fissure, rent, crack, split,

^t^, tfe?T^, fwr?% ^t^'r, to cleave, rive, tear, divide.

^^fifh^, ^, t^, raw sugar, inspissated can^ juice.

'ffsl, ^^5r1,— rtt^n, f^j^r?, a net-buoy, the float of

a fishing line. [arrow-head, knife-blade.

^W-1, «rtW«»^t««tfiHr ^^1?^ t»r.^, ^t^W? w, a ploughshare,

;?W»rf^, ^% ^fir ftwt?^, to plough.

^^W^tt^, ^t^TT, ^Jjpr, to leap, jump, skip, prance.

^Wl, ^Ft*,— ^irfWS ^t^rfW? ttti, ^ft, 5JPlPi, ^f*, a small

board, a chip, slip, strip, slice.

1MM, lWm??WCT? ft^ 'ftn, the second spring month.

^^, • ^fir^ ff ^, cracks and fissures .in the soft earth.

^M, f^i ^9, a chink, a crack) an opening.

1^1, a prop, lever, shoar, a bamboo used to
prevent a woman's escape from the funeral
' pile, a stitch or sharp and sudden pain.

^^•U, V^9 ^•WHf, a prop, staunchion, .stay.

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flPfl, ^lt^9» Tt^* ligiit'Coloured, pale, faded.
W¥, '^Bf, ^, ^«»1, fil^, a spack, particle, atom, drop,
fwl, t*Wl, fl0,^, ♦t^t ftcn¥, a sling, a species of bird.
flKtu, |]C •!>, ^^•^^ artful, clever, ingenmus.
ft», ^ft» ^^'f, '•fHt^^r, '^%i^x ^•W, a revolution, a cir-
cle, a round-about way, a disappointment,
any adverse circumstance,
ftsj^l, ^1^, ftfWpr, i[?^, ^^^,«jsrcir^'r,Tsii<i, w^nr, to turn,

change, alter, veer, turn or move round, re-
volve, return, to refund, restore, to wander,
rove, travel about. [dering, &c.

T*3rft?l, twPiin. •li/^, a traveller, rover ; roaming, wan-

ftqt^, T^?^. ^T^, T^fpft^, T;^^'. returned, come,

brought or given back. [article.

ft^, ^, «ri^ftfpr, a revolving, turning, the return of ah

fiPirt*,, ^iW, ^^itnn^ ^^, CT<W, ^iR/m?qr«i, to cause to

turn, circulate or revolve, to give back, re-
fund, to plaster, to alter, change, -41^, to
prevaricate, "«i«^ to receive or take back/
•rt^^ to recover, resume.

fiWt^irl, CT^tPnn, 1T^^?1, a plasterer ; plastering.

PKj, n«rf , ^^(^, '^JW?, *l?St?> again.

T»JiftPJt4), ^[^fi^trs, ^^^fM^r W»^, a drizzling rain, a

whispering, a whisperer.

^|]97, ^^9^9 to blow with the mouth or breath.

^^, ft^FT, TOf'T, to pierce, penetrate, pierce or pass

through. \a9 a serpent.

iNnr, f?*»» h^^f ^ W«^/ to sob, breathe short, hiss

«^, ^^t?> — flE% ^199* a crack, fissure, vent h(/le, space.

9^^> Pn^y <T7^»i to hoot, halloo, call to, bawl» shout.

^, fWj, oirw, «Pii ftrw, a drop, a solvent or men-
struum, a kind of m^lon.

'^^9 T^> ^f^f 'S^f 'WFT, fl9^ W«^, ^P»=i|t^ ^t*H

f^7,f^irr, to burst, break, burst open, .e;s-
pand, swell, boil or bubble up, to gush out,
to emerge, break forth, to pierce, to

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i5%1, ft?K, fSc^Pra, ^^f split, torn, pierced, open, blown ;

a straggler. [cause to boil, &c.

ijJt^, f^Wt?*!, ft^^» tJ'S'T, ^WPr, to ^plit, tear, pierce, stab,
'P^^t ^Jt^w ^f^/t<r, ^^, a blast of the breath, the

act of blowing. [exorcise ; exorcism.

^?t8r, wpr, ^iff ^% ^^^TT, ^ wryt^, to kindle, exhaust,

^% ^r9 t^^f ''^fj'rt^. ^?^» fr^^f ^1W» ♦^pr. to be ex-
pended, spent, exhausted or finished, to
waste, decay. [entirely.

^J(t% '^SJ^% ^?T^» fr^l^fr, to exhaust, spend, finish

^% T^» H^* ^^<^ ^^» ^^« * flower, mineral flowers,

a bud, blossom, the menstrual flux, leprosy,
a cataract or film on the eye.

^tfft, |«r<tf^, pure or powdered chalk.

9si<tff9, v<<l^9, flowers of sulphur, brimstone.

W[^^9l, ^(H^, "^llf^m^, $I97I» neat in dress, foppish,

priggish ; a beau, a fop, &c.

w|t, ^« cakes or nuts of flour fried in oil.

'SJrt* w^^, ^•ti, wt^»n#ft, 5j5*ftfi>, ^ihi, ^♦fpr, the se-

cundines or after birth, a bump, a swelling,
. an eruption ; tumid, spongy, swollen.

^pf, ^♦f^, ^rtnpt^, ^n^ptf ^trwi ^^» ^!?^» *® swell,

become inflated or turgid, &c. to rise, fer-
ment, to strut, look big, to blossom, blow.

^Jrtw, ^Ij^ft^^ffT, 'iJpfPTf ^*fR» to blossom, bloom*

cause to bloom, cause to swell, inflate.

^fmSt, it^n*. 'JfhOTt^, ^rfswi, infTOl, cNt?, expansive,

elastic; elasticity; expansiveness, sponginess,
tumidity, a swelling with pride, haughtiness.

^^, 1T^> a film, speck or cataract on the eye.

it«-1, M^PT/? 9T<ifin, n|fsrir» ^if^«>1, the bronchisa or gills

of a fish, a spark of fire.

^, ftifira, <sf^rt^ ^cr^rrflrQ, open, blown, expanded.

^ilTstof, djp^l^^nT, ^^iltSt, an expanded water-lily,

a fop, a beau.

^"^ inF^^m, the report of wind expelled backwards.

t9W 37d

«b|r, f^N^, 9TWt«» ^, peHnilesuBr poor« contemptible.
^f]V|t, ^tPs^ 5n» a pimple, carbuncle, small boil.
Tf^, WWH, ^^ ^,,the lungs, a whisper, a whispering^.
^^m(M, 9tt^ 39^, ^E^^» ^ whispering, [flatter, seduce.
^ffSnw, WfpT, \«rt^, to coax, wheedle, cajole, inveigte,
t*^t^, ^F8nr, ^'T, %>^, to swell, rise, ferment, spring up.
J*Hrt, C^^n, >*1*ft^, '^i, «n, ^irm?, the lungs ; spongy,

puffy, blown, light, hollow,
rtwpl, tiBf^,— 3W1, •W^, a sprig, slip, twig, switch,
rrt t, ^^, a skein or reel of thread of silk.
r^-1, ^,3mt, foam, froth,.»spume, scum.
WPi, ^5, ^, flritw ftcw, raw sugar, inspissated cane

juice, a kind of suear- plums.
ClPf^ir, «hwri, WT^^, foamy, frothy, covered with scum.

n^, again, back, back again ; a peril, reverse^
obstacle, disappointment, a scheme, plot, a
winding, round about^ compass.

Vf9^f *ffi»ni, ^t«IT^, given back, returned in trade.

^^9^9 \?^, ^W^t ^'^j 4H*-*, W^^, WtfH?1 vit^sT, to turn

round, spin, wind. veer, return, rove, ram*
ble, go about, take the air, to lurk, to skulk.

Wjrsl. f>l«W, WfS^f ^^, ^^ ftnt, a change, altera-

tion, a variation of notes or sounds in music.

V8ftif, a variation, transposition, vicissitude,
perversion, con/usion, disorder.
cvm, CT>, — ^^ttn, v^9» a jackal.

•Itai *nirW, a turn, revolution, circuit, voyage,
a walk, a return, a reverse, a dry measure.

Vft^ it?1 frrP'M, ww,^«^, ijt^, ^?r^» ftjrpf ^1,
si;v<r, ^1^^, to throw, cast, fling, throw down
or away, to pour, spill, shed, overset, toss,
displace, to squander, dissipate; -9t^, to
put off, adjourn, to waive, give up«

380 V"IX<^

rwl, W^r«,^t?l^finw^,^f^, thrown or cast away ; a

throw or cast, refuse, leavings. -

rtrpr, P^t^-'^W^,— ft^^, tiw, ^F^srt^, 35^ ^% %^.

3$Tis«rf7, to pierce, stab, transfix, run through,
prick, scratch, to undermine, to card cotton»
to season food or sauce with spices, &c.

C^t^pr-^'rt^, \^H, ?*Wf, to sob, heave, breathe short,

C^t^-1, #MR,Wt«^,. hollow, spungy, light; the lungs.

liFt^l, f<% f^l, fissRF, a drop, spot, stain, sectarial mark.

rBFP?, Pnpt^, Wl a weeding instrument, awl, spatula.

C^Tl. ftc^i^, 3p, ''•t^, a boil, tumour, scratch.

t^m, c^njl, ^^, qfW, the lungs, the bladder. [kc.

r^W^, ^r5^,'iit'^f««r, toswell, become enlarged,distended,

i^«rt^, ^(<lt^, ft^t^, CTt^<i, to cause to swell, &c. to ag-
gravate, fret, aoger, provoke. [&c.

cvt^, Wf^"^#5^, a blister on the skin from a buim,

C^f^, ^nw^ilt^, ^^Mf^f perquisites of office, arails, &c.

^» ^f '^ a wife, a son's wife ; used also as a vocative

in addressing any respectable female.

?^^<i, ^48, ^fWn, r3Ft^, ^RW^, the groin, the hip, the

piTbic and iliac regions.

v«i, ^, cm^j, f^artfif ^•^, ^«f5, CTWfi, Ih, wtL» race*

lineage, family, kindred» pedigree, parentage,
the spine or back- bone, a bamboo, a flute,
pipe, fife. [a race.

^"""I^* ^^nn^^> ^^'■l^^* founding a family, continuing

^««>m, ^y»t«t>g, ^mv^f born of a noble family, of such

a family. [race.

T'Wnp, '•itfi^^SW, ^pnwp, a progenitor; producing a

^*^^» 7^^' ll^'"^* having or supporting a family.

^^«ICTff«r, 4t0? v^s wPri nm ^, ^5^?, bamboo maana,

(so called.) [nealogical table.

^•*trt*i, ^#, ^'^iFRfK^at^t, a pedigree, genealogy, ge-

V(- 831

V^f ^^f ^r ^ fl«te» fifef P*P®» whistle.

^**^K?, r^5^«(l|t, ^'^^ a flute player, GrisHna.

T"i)7, ^^z, — ^(^ra, c^aRH, lineal, descended froiDf be-

longing to a race or family.

^, ^M^, 99, a crane, a heron.

?iw*iifir, fHp(^ ^W/ ^^f Wf^, VR, w^, to prate, prat-
tle, chatter, talk idly, speak.

W^, ^^t^ ^n, a heifer, a young cow.

^5|pr, m^, ^f^W#t, ^<rw^, talkativeness, prating, chat-

terinsr, idle talk. [pectation;

^^ftw^rwi, ^trr»tJf, tir«rn vsm, vain hope, fruitless ex-

^^ffl, ^T^inF,^rt^lgarrulous,talkative,pratihg,chattering.

?W, 9f^4fa WTW, ^ff^t^, fit to be spoken, proper to be

mentioned. [a great talker.

^nrt, ^fn9, ^^^9, ^wr. a speaker, a fluent persop,
^ ^*. ''^/i the mouth, the face. [murmur.

irwTT, ^i[iwpr, ^^^Tft", to talk much, grumble, mutter*

crooked, curved, bent, deformed, distorted,

.awry, tortuous, winding, intricate,' adverse,

cruel, churlish, perverse, dishonest,
^inffi, fWwpl, ttjtfTi, squint-eyed, squinting.
^3F1, ^#,— tn^lt^, 'iw^wi. a goat, (male & female.)
^^, rf*, ^rs, 3Pir, itrf^^wf. «i^ii»rt, crooked, bent, &c.

cruel, adverse ; a remainder, overplus, arrears,
^capt^, ^t^ipi^, VKn, l/i(wi, an evasion, equivocation,

a double entendre, a pun.
^W, '^!W^, — ^f f^, X<f^, the breast, chest, bosom,
^icwtv, ^i^, ^#fii4l, the female breasts or bosom.
^'FPrt^, ^W "W wt^, vtf^^/, hereafter to be mentioned

or described.
^Mt, ^fps tQI, a small sword or hanger.
'^Mp «r^ f w, ^rPf, the turn or bend of a river, ia reach.
^ft^» ^iF, wfi, *tPP*t?1, crooked, tortuous, winding,

bending. [the egg plant.

iWt ^1f ^^Jtf ^ ^W«r, tin, calx of tin/lead, cotton.

U2 ^

^M1, tim* vtH. 9iar, ttf^Tcr^ viir/, a speech, sentence,
word, voice, discourse, language, a rule, an
aphorism. [censurable.

'^arftv, vt^, t^vitft proper to be spoken, litterable,

^IB?KI, ^^rifr,— f^^, ^Pf^s ftwtiC,discord, wrangling, squiU>*

bling* disputing^, altercation.

^sf^^, ^irtvt^, ^^4l^» obedieat, subordinate.

1^, ?1^i,^**wij[, ;cr«w, ifpCT, a calf, a steer,- a child,

any young animal. [veiling boat.

nsr?ri, 'nWfflprf^ ^<< c^ivi ftrw, a Budgerow or tra-

^9 <Vl, ft^, '^fi^f '^iRW/, ^W^, rW^» a thunder-
bolt, a diamond ; bard, adamaotine, impene*
trable, cross, crosswise, forked.

'4j|T^^H, OR^tiif^, iiPi^TW, a clap of thunden

^•Itft ^ fW,,— ^aiffil^i 'ii^ tai, Indra, t. e. wielding the

thunderbolt. [and resolute.

^sflW fOWK ^mr^ nt^, one small in size but hardy

^91^, c^fnvt^ vf^ f^n^, the chalcedony or opal.

^««, ^fiTSTi^, fit ^^ttw, a Jcnave, rogue*, cheat, deceiver,

a jackal. [upon.

^•7, i^t^, ^^^, to cheat, swindle, deceive; impose

^•«ri, ^tWj^l, ilf^, i^Ftfii. swindling* fraud, imposition,

deceit, deception. [cowry.

^, ^ft^K ^^, J(9 ^, the Indian fig tree, a single

^irt^, ^^, — ^irc^ tliiti ^Vi, a pill or bolus, a ball.

^^1, wjww., m^ wv^f a small oar or paddle.

w, ?W. *IWI# ifW, VWH, 911(99, a rope* a b^ad, a

rosary, a sort of knife, an import, excise.

^» ^1^97 ^IW^» a Brahmachari after investiture.

^, ^11^ CTtw "W» if1, ^"R^A ^1^*, i«r, ^iW, yea,

indeed, truly, actually, verily, true, right.

^J^tJl* W, frauft, banter, mocking,, waggishneas.

^■^tj^l^lfl, ?l^» ^\^. a wag, bauiterer, mocker.

^f ^*", «PW.^it, c«>, iRt, IW». 'irt^Ml. lafge, bis,

great, spacious, important, supreme, chief,
nobl^, w^thy, elcter, ^eoipr ; very, too.

t« 888

irprt, wi^, ^iiMt, «T<t, a mare, the nymph Ashwin/,

a female slave. [logical being.

If^tft, ^??PTO, — «W^^Rrj ^ submarine fire, a mytho-
^i7?t^» •tfVl^lir mtf, the gallant of another's slave<-girl.
^f^, «rWI, ftl^lf^, misfortnne, calamity personified.
^Vfl. *p, ?^, rif*^, a spear, javelin, harpoon.
??^, ^iRH* — '^w ^nwT'f J^^lt^ t^il^W, a fish-hook.
^W\f ^^» cakes of ground pulse fried in ghee.
^f^p ^^* t^lR, ^ifflPHtSwl, ^itlrtttirt» greatness, grandeuc,

assumption, vaunting, vain-glory.
?ft, ^. trf^, a ball, pill, bolus, a gingerbread<«nut.
^, cm^t, ^tfliFtinF 3tW^> t resident officiating brah^

min. [prate, chatter;

?«5^, TW^pTT, W^, to mutter, murmur, grumble^
^* ^^» ^^^/» great, large, severe m a toound.
^, ^Wl, w^, a carpenter.
^4P, ^tft«/^, CTntft, a trader, a merchant.
n^, Pwrttt, WM, a part, portion, share, dole.
n^, v«W, •t^«;TW, fiwt^ ^J[^, to share, dole or portioi^

out, distribute, divide into shares. [sheatbv
1^, «m^9. ^''^^C^Tw, the Tal or palm shoot, the bamboo^

'^» Vl^' ^^^^^^^ *% ^"V^* tP?'^. castrated, emas-

. culated, impotent, defective, crippled, dock-
ed, circumcised. [substance.,

^f ^/tV» 'npt, ^vt^, ^^ : as, like, similar ; a glutinous

^^» ^r^f. 15t ^W» "It^. tH«, a calf, stefer, any young:

animal, a child, (a term of endearment.)

^^iTO?, ^«"»F»|^,-^^ -nw, '^9^f m.Sff. a steer, a heifer;.

i|t.9r9, W, ^wf, itiM irfi ♦tfjfSi^ ^rtw, a year.

^^^m, nrT^if^, ^?T^, fond, affectionate, kind. [form.

^V^^ f5r ^n^i;, ^n^, the face, countenance, visage»

^f^, ^^, ^iiv, if^HT, to speak, say, tell, declare.

^?r^/, ?W, irt^«1t«f, 'fcn?^ bountiful, munificent, liberal.

^T^>t^n^9 i4)«rBt^rr«, imprisoned, bound, tied,
^tened,confiiied, restrained, stagnant, shut^

384 tr^i '

close, firm, squeezed together, staunched,

stopped, confirmed in a habit or vice, &c.
?«W, ?^v«11«r«^ 4t47, a stiptic. [ration.

iX9^f nmt^, afl3icted with a cold or checked perspi-
V^f 9[^/1,, murder, slaughter, an execution, killing.
^t(7, srt;^, ^It^v, to kill, slay, murder, smite, wound.
?tn^, ^Kf, — «?t?«it^, ?J^^?, deserving death, worthy of

d^ath, vulnerable.
?V^, 'TtFWt^, a promiscuous or reciprocal slaughter.
?f5(^, ^€t, — ^♦Wt^,?'^1,murderous,sanguinary ; a murderer,
^ificj, af^wftRRft^f ^^^, deaf, hard of hearing, stunned.
^Ir ^' — ^* ^tir\, ^«i? ^,*a woman, a wife, a son s wife.
^ ^•l/, ^t^^> W^T, ^^j '^fR-, ii5r«l, a forest, desert.

wood, grove, thicket, an uncultivated place,

or one full of weeds &c.
^CTi»S, ^'(FT?^, — vi^, ^?<i/^T^, ^?«i;c^3TPni1, wild, sylvan,

travelling or dwelling in forests.
^nn«, wp9t, ^jrc<irt*^^nr, wild, sylvan, produced in a forest.
T>r<rc^, ^^rr?nr, an entrance upon the life of an ascetic.
^^^rftr?, Wtf^CT, f*!^, the Indian cuckoo,
^nr?t^, ^9^;^p(it, ^^t^. residing in a forest : an anchorite*
'44irt<j<i, I5?t^, ^y^ ?T^? fJRpW, a wild man, the ouran outan.
^Hirt«it, ^, ^T?t?^, Crishna.

VqrpH, fi!<T, ^tS^tf*, the lion or king of the forest. [&c.)
4«<jiltfl, rtWT^ ^^Mfr, forest-adorning, beautiful (shrubs
/5'r''^> *Pnf wnrtii, ^^fk^ w |cwjr ^^ wc^, trees bearing

fruit without flowers.
^1^, WpSt, ^HT?<*/, ^«i/W*t, ^>5t^, wild, savage, forest;

a hermit, an ascetic. [a thing prepared,

?«rl, ^nr^ft^lft, «f%« ^, a preparation (of food, &c.)

'^Tpr, S'?^, ^?«i, Psr^«i. ^ir, ^wtW 3WW, to make, manu-
facture, build, fabricate, frame,mould, to pre-
pare or cook food, &c.

?^t?, ^1%,— '•niitirsi, «r«if, <f'at?, intimacy, friendship, love,

afiection. [a mistress.

^tf^> aff, ^W, Wf wrt a woman, a wife, a beloved wife.

7&f\^ 385

^?1, wntt/T^, wild, sylran, belonging to a forest.

f^,^ftr*R', a fastening, knot, bandage, roller,
belt, siring, custody, a mound, fence, em-
bankment, regularity, a knuckle, a parcel o(
ground, a piece of land. [&c.

^*W, 'rirJTit, a worshipper, one who compliments,
€f«i"pi ?F?<i, 'Ht?.-**, 'nrw?, ^m, to salute, to pay re-
verence or respect; a salutation, reverence,
bow, prostration, worship.

^'T^, 'nr^, «r«iW,'Ut?t«Rl, ^^, ^ttc^? ^vrcsT anrsTte^?*!, a sa-
lutation, bow, adoration, worship, praise, flat-
tery, an introductory ascription of praise to
some god at the commencement of Poems &c.

?^n5t9, ?V, — ^^iP!/, ^^tT, ^irpf?^, ^?T^;, worthy of res-
pect or praise, venerable, adorable.

^Nt, ■^(f^'lti*, "TJ^^^ 5PTirt^, i parasite, flatterer, a cap-
tive, prisoner. [in confinement.

5^^?!^, ^WST^, — ?^T^^, 'wi^JfjH «ra, a prisoner, an animal

4h51*IWI, ^T?rt^, a prison, a jail.

•fftj, ^^^, ^J^^, ?^, IW, bonds, imprison-
ment, confinement, custody, a tie, fasteni'ig,
hindrance, obstruction, close connection, in-
timate union as of body and spirit, the body; •
bound, confined, fastened, tied, shut.

5r<^, c^rpT, RTt^nr, ^^^-sr, w?r<i, wi^, ^j f^^%

.tT|t, to tie, fasten, bind, hinder, obstruct, bar,
close, shut, confine, imprison, enclose, gird,
impose a tax; bonds, fastenings, fetters &c.

^rtft, ^fff^tt^rf^, a pledge, pawn, mortgage.
^r^sTB, ^W^5tii, — ^j^l'K^H, ^i^5f5,*f|t?^t^, bound, confined,

pledged, embodied, connected with the body%

I, ^W^^?, — ^stjT^n?, a prison, a jail.

^, a bandage, ligament, roller, gafter.

?r?vr, a stipend, salary, wages* ^

cc c

386 wr

^, •f^ijv, ^♦It^. a captive, priteuar, feloft. [I»ti«|.

1^. ^n "^(tit^. «Tf^. a friend, eompaqion* lunsman, re*

^^* fSOTSt, ^itlftirw, W^. friendship, intimacy, ac-
quaintance, relationship, [less.

^^ri rir»4r-»i, f wi, f9S7i^7, unproductive, unfruitful, child-

Tlil. '•i'psfl, trttt, ?^1./ barren, sterile, unfruitful.

^^/•. 'msv, WW*, ^wt^, sylvan, rural, wiUJ, sayage.

^p^n, W'tSfT^^, a deluge, a flood, ^ overflowing of wator.

^♦pr, ^ r»?^^, 15^. rsrr^lH, to ^ow ^eed, to weare, to

plant. [flesh, a sowbg.

Vfy, ^Ki, m*pq ^. ^tfr>p% fat, tl^o marrow of the

^1, "^if W?, the body. [father, progenitor.

^«1, ^w<t5, qrt^^, w^nj, ^^jrif. a wwer, planter,

^^, "^ W^f a large mongqose.

^^f %t?<i to vomit, throw off the stomach, to retch.

7(fif, '^,—VM^ 4^^f ^^f an emetic Sk vomiting, the

substance vomited. [g^hing out.

^^^. ^f ^wn WTtl^? ^|f«r»ii?H, a vomitii^fr, spouting up,

??», '•it?*, ^n5^W?^w?if, itl^, age, time of Bfe, youth.

^?«aCT, <l?irr^, ^St^R^sf, the allotted period of life, age.

^?l, fwsft^, an egij not impregnated.

^'Sft^, ^??f ,— ^^. Wi^^ftPl^. c«l?, ^w«i, young, in the

prime of life, middle aged, mature.

^^, ^5t?F«t/, Wi^'TM^, youth, manhood, prime of life.

^^, ^gi^, — ^^^^W?, ^^tt?, ajir : of such an age.

^5^/, WTH^HS, wmftl^, *fl^WT<t^. ^^. ^ttt, of the same

age, cotemporary ; a^ contemporary, comp^
nion, friend, associate, confidant.

^?t5, irf^, ?t?, ♦FZR, a buffalo, air, the wind.

^, «r«fTT, tiwpT, «rfew, <jrtvVt, in^ •tn, 'ft*, c««».

^W, a boon, gift, blessing, promise, vrisk,
de.^ire, request, choice, a bridegroom, hua*
band ; in compos : chief, excellent, best.
^•. ??^,— ^HC^l^'fs r«t9, wwn, ^«t^, rather, or nn

ther, but rather, in preference, b4lt, though,
nay, on the contrary.

11^ 'if^pm^f ^t^^lif a ttiftef , a beatftv

^fffttf nikwsi, a field or plantation of P^n orl)etel.

^W^t *^, ?W^*f> a oander, .

^^f 1?^.-*-?^^, V^H^i. a goo.<e, a wasp.

^% fWf PriW«i. w^r^j^i, fiF5j«i, nr«fT?«t,<trftW^ 1^n% fw,

^n^(t^, to betroth, to promise in marriage, to
make gifts, give Earnest, to appoint a repre-
sentative ; a freckle, a fence, a screen*
^^, ^Mt?t %W5b; 4»l4t?, eligible, proper to be chosen.

^w, «r»nr, ^^rt?^, ^tPf^'Mm^, %»ttnw,\ propitious,

favourable, granting a prayer; a benefactor.
?3nn, ^n, ^t^, rrl^, a girl, virgin, maid. [damsel,
^•ftar, 'T^fitltt^. z\^^, a bridegroom, one betrothed to a
^jmJt, ?C9ir 711^?, an attendant on a bridegroom.
^srt, nvim, r^tgl, ^r^iSr, a hornet, a wasp, a goose.
??n^. «^, WWn, ^, a harpoon, a spear, a fish-hook.
^f\. ?J«r^.— "J*?, "^^ m. 8s f. a hog, boar, pig, sow.
^Jl^-^, ^•T'f^, ^f>, a cowry, money.
'^f^n^, ^^ir^rPi^, ^^ftf^, wtjtfiff, served obsequiously,

waited on, honoured, adored,
^flwirl, ^^tfRl, r?t«inwi, respectful service, honour, obse-

q^itoud attendance. [flowers, &c.

<tf|W<i, ^rinfsr,*!^, to fall or shower down as rain, dust,
^ir^» l^l^rm tfT^9TW, the rains, the rainy seai^n.
^t, C^l, ^rVR, ftnm, best, most exoetlent, dearest,

most beloved.
^BMr •»?*3(n»*5 ^^W^fi, Varuna the god of waters.
tt|W^ ^V^, ^JT, ^*.f i, W^*?, ^'ft?, chief, principal,

pre-eminent, choice, desirable^
X^^ i^Jwrit? 'flif , ^<, ^^, «r^<i, a class, tribe, number of

similar things, a section, a square in numbers,
^^f^t^^^^f^i — t^it^^ w€t^is, classified, become a class

or genus. [&c.

^1^, t(^; «lP8t^, belonging to a class, tribe tfr genus,
,, ^/ipr, ^^53**, f^'T, f«f^t^«i, to abandon, forsake,

avoid,reject,relinquii^, oensur6,6XO0pt,exp6l.

.38B tf^

^nRt?, Pr^ir^, ^^ft^, ^i, censurable, exceptionable;

improper, wicked. [birds, &c.

^ftf«, *^^/^, f5^, r?^, rejected &c; refuse, dung of

fb4<^H5j, ^^^«i, c>n'irtjr, ^«t/Tf^, ^ft, '•w?, ^»

OTf, ^^, %^, ^llt^ ^< «mi«i, a class, tribe,
cast, order, colour, die, tint, hue, the hous-
ings of horses, &c. a staining of the body
^ith coloured unguents, a theatrical dress,
beauty, lustre, fame, celebrity, praise, a letter,
syllable, property, quality, the fineness or
pure colour of gold, an arithmetical quantity.
?<^, ^^?T^, ^^, tj«i^«W, ^w, ^%, W%, a perfume

for the body, paint, pigment, a bard, pane-
gyrist, poetical encomiast, describier, the stan-
<lard of gold ; belonging to a tribe or cUss.

to describe, detail, delineate, narrate, relate,

to praise, extol, eulogize.
^^, f^^, f^Vif ^^, ^^^* a description, relation,

narration, praise, panegyric.
^^firWI, aFfin> ^^S'l^^r, an alphabet, the series of letters.
^*f^?»"fiiftW wff^, PiWt^?, a mixed cast; mixed, mongreL
^^, riF3i^?, CTtt^, 5r9j5t?ff, a painter, scribe, writer,

a religious student.

TW?, ^iJ^, f^, «n^?f^1, ^rtt, to be, exist,
subsist, belong to; fixed property, a mainte-
nance, livelihood, profession; fixed, stable,
stationary, abiding, staying, remaining.

^vft?, ^f^^»^,— Ttt^/, ^'ft?, possible, probable, likely.

^^irt^, ftwprt^, #^^, 5^^"*^^, «tw^, being, existing, alire,

extant, present, ready.

?W, ^rt"^,— ^t*t, *if«ra1, ^«i, ^#, cs^fl, a wick, match,

candle, lamp, a paint brush, a ruled line« ,
't. ^5^, ^*wr, been, become.

— ^_

1^7 389

^f' ^>t^ Iftlt, affix: being, existing, fixed, &c,
?^, iltm, c^tWW^ ^, ^, a circle, globe, ball, sphere,

a marble, bullet, ball of earth, a pea. [lid.
^* 5niW, — n«r, irt^, fijjj ^^, a road, path, way, an eye-
^R^, ^It5tf^?1, ^RWR^, 'Sr^^tW^, W^«ili|, causing in-
crease, promoting, augmenting, growing.

^, ^t^, "^^ *n«^, ^W ^«^, to increase, grow,

thrive, improve, prosper.

^nf^tf, 4t^«fi?, capable of increase or improvement.

n^'T, ^^'nt^, ^fiw¥, «n?ti|?, ^t(#f^, 5iF€tf^, increasing,

growing, thriving, prosperous, rich, aug-
mented, accelerated.

5ffiW, ^?^, Ws, ^wt^,^ri;2rt^, ft^tilRJ, increased, thriven^

prosperous, grown, expanded, extended.

^•^. ^^tTf^m. ^1W?, WT'^tai, K^ ^r?t1^?1, enlarging, in-
creasing, growing, improving, prosperous.

^?. ^tiR nr^» *lW?r- "^ CTW, ^< ^TO/^ Pr^ft;, an out-
cast, baibarian, one of a degraded tribe or
■occupation, a stupidly ignorant man.

W, Wfti ^f^, 3TO1, armour, a coat of mail.

^, ^^, — ^Wt^^, 'P^, ^ftr?, ^i*t«i, mailed, accoutred;

a Cshyatriya, an awl.

^K ^rf^, c^lWri, a fish-hook, harpoon, fish-spear.

^, inf^* ^'J?. ^r^. m?'5Tf^ ^^ «jfiitlt«rfi, a year, rain,

raining, a great continental division.

^^8Mf, «^, ^raint^n, ^TR/tRr, annual (plants, shrubs &c.)

^•1, ^ri^t^, to rain, fall as rain or hail, to shower.

?^f«, w'^iwn,— wrfif^, ^ilir'^'fgt? ^, a birth day,, an

anniversary. [rainy season.

wi, ^r^nrs, Wffe^'Pff , rain, a shower, the rains,- the

^iifs, CTtWw WW#^ •rpT^f^, wWc^? ^t%«nr ?3(, a dis-
ease in the feet of horses appearing in the
rains, an outer garment for the rainy season.

?^t^, ^^^K» rainy, showery.

w'l^, ?ifr«t,— ir^55f, ^^, m. 8s f, a frog.

^. ^^, — '^V^y ^W^'WIW, of a particular age,— old.

890 vtn^

^zrt^^, ^sjv, frWt^i, WtWWJ, hail, a hail-st<Mie#
^, ^^m ^» ante?? Pwi, a peacock^s tail or crest.
^, v^y fMtr^t, V^'?' ^ peacock.

strength, might, power, energy, vigour, force,
violence, an army, forces, a chessman.

iwr, > »W^1, W?^ff^ «tf , an o«, a bullock.

;ct^, ^p^, ^^nr, to speak, say, tell, propose.

Fprs, «r5^, powerful, strong, stout, lusty,
solid, firm, valid, substantial, authentic, pre-
valent, violent. [reus, courageous, bold.
vn\v, ?9f^ — *lfMMt^, ftw^, ^^it^aSt, Strong, powerful, vigo-
^pr?, ^TTt, ^^«i, ^?ia^^, a bracelet, an armlet.
^»?^«, zzT^r Wf^^, surrounded, encircled, encompassed.
^9rwt, ^|tHJrr«r ?^ c«r^, ^iJvSi W ftirw, a flight of cranes,

the black crane. [dendum of the cow.

Z!V^9 5W1^ f^i'W, t^ft?nitf*r, a sort of split pulse, the pu-
^«n*>^?, ^, x^mKf, ^^mt?, ?it«Tfii^«t^, violence, force,

oppression, vialation, rape. [speak.

Q{frt^, 55Tr5f, ^^^ H^f^, to cause to speak, teach to
^(Trtftl, ?^i^fl", ''IW^, conversation, chat, discourse.

^f&r, wwtw« ^Kj <t«, t"ri, ^7\^, ^»«««i, rmftTi wfc

Wfrt, a sacrifice, victim, oblation, offering,
the folds of the flesh about the navel in stout
persons, (especially in women,) a wrinkle.

^Iftfinr, •t*f^ rat^^^Wt^ ^fllf^Wfil *^, predacious, de-
lighting in sacrificial places ; any bird of prey,
a vulture, crow, &c. [a crow, a crane.

5tRf«^, ^ftwt'^TRIIt, 5pt^Tfr, feeding on sacrificial food;

^ftfir, ^, w;. ) "rf^sssTr^, rsar^t, ^rt?^, powerful, strong,
^TR^, "^l^* i able, vigorous, gallant,, bold.

^*W, ?*rt<— ^«W, ^1F, ITPTSI, a bull, an ox, a bullock.

5W^, ^^^, — ^w, ^W»K, to boil, simmer, bubble up-

^(Wf ^CW9 ¥t^, T^, the bark of a tree.

H'^W, ^fclT*fT, i^t^, to heat gently » make- to bofl.

t mn 001

^m, ^^^^|[^» tepid, liikeirarD)» once boiled*.

^. ^^> wcwff?, beautiful, captivating.

^. ^ftf , ^tr, the iMt of a bridle, a bridle, a rein.

^(Hfs* m^C^ ^«^!%, a horse's gallop, a caater.

wiW, %^m«, «^^ ^f^^ Irtfrl, a white ant, a hillock of

earth thrown up by ants or moles, an ant-hilL
wm, r^«t, ^^9, a cowherd, herdsman, milkman, cook.
^WV-1, fir?-t ^-1, nf^ntf i«P!^. w. <Si'/. dear, desired.

beloved ; a lover, one beloved, a husband^

wife, mistress, friend.
^iit» WW\, firt^^ffHR ^% a creeper or climbing plant.

subjection, thraldom, coniroul, submission^
authority ; captivated, enthralled, aubdued,
subjugated* tamed, submissive.

T^i, ^fTsrvt^i, under^subjectioD or controuK [tion.

^'TOl, ^^^r^l, ipw, «?9?rt, controul, subjection, subjuga-

H*MI*IW, ^Ti, lift^, ^^if, brought uuder controul, sub-
dued, tamed, dependant.

^^^l¥j[% ^•mww^i, CTJ^, iWBif wtsil W^r, to subdue, bring

into subjection, to fascinate or subdue by ma«
. gical charms, incantationsi, &c.

^^t^ ?T V5,- •^T?l!f3, iffir^ Witl^, ii^l'r, Umft^ '■'Ifit

subjugated, subdued^ conquered, tamed, dec*
pendant, submissive, obedient; a retainer.

vts, ^rniw, ^mt^, U^, w;, 'ms, ^^i Rt^, subjects

obedient, docile, tame, humble, coatroulable^

governable ; a dependant, a slave,
ipf^, ^f%, — ^, ^inp^, a dwelliag, abode, residence.
^HWI^, Tfnw?. If J, <ty, a dwelling-house.
^PW, ^«w?^, ^?w, ^^^'W, ^55R, f^«r, i|^ y«^, ^, to

dwell, reside, sit, sit down, sink, subside,.

clot, coagulate ; clothing, dress, a garment.
^nPnn, iT^W, — iWftTtW ^i!^st3ft, PRtnt, dwelling, residing,

reJdent ; an inhabitant. [small-pox.

^'W* ^'nrv, bai hn^ W^X tho spring months, the

892 IT'T

^l^nit, Tipqt^ JW, an orange colour. [flesh, a sittings*
^Wl, - ?*t1, irf^^^^'W, ^^tw*!^, fat, suet, the marrow of the

«JW^, arPi^f^ •iTt^* fiwT^, ^^lt<j^, to seat,
cause to sit, settle, people,- establish, place,
lay, fix, flatten, compress, to lodge, drive a
nail, set a stone, to precipitate, make tosub*
side or sink, to coagulate, to candy.

^Qnul, f^r^t^, residing, dwelling, an inh^itant.

?^, JWft ^ riR^, nzm ^^^, iTS, K^, Pw, ^V, wr, a

kind of demigodjtbe tie of ayoke,a gem,jewel,
wealth, a thin?, substance, matter, water.

^^^3 ^^?1, ^'rit, — •ffMt, the earth.

^^rt?1, ^^ff^ 'K^S *^' t%f%?[ ^ttra ^ ^m^, a ceremonial

pouring of oil on the wall of a house.

vnSf t^TCTt^^ X^> habitable, inhabitable.

^lf%, ^«t?, iifw, ^t^n^fPr, •?!?, «*?, a town, village, ha-
bitation, the pelvis, the womb, the abdomen.

VKf ^nrt< TSP^S, ^HfR^y fWt^, ^j, a thing, substance,

matter, materials, ingredients, utensils, stuff,
baggage. [is to say.

9^1, ^«rt^s, ^^^rss, ^^, in reality, in fact, viz; that

^9V^f ^^^rlsi, 'Wrss, in reality, in a word.

^W!5l, •W^'51, W^, «ff^, 'fs;^, substantiality, mate-
riality, reality, fact.

?1, ^*t?, W*f, cloth, clothing, a garment, dress, habit.

3131^, ^, gt^^t, a tent.

^^^f^siff, ^^rtfSr, r^^(t?R:«irs «tf, foppery, dressiness,

pride in dress. [warehouse.

^''t?, ^5ff, ^t^ W*ll1Wl, a tent, a draper's or clothier's

^^, ^TTt^t? W«T, ^t? ^?^, 'l^, ^Hlf^ ^^, 5"*!^,

cjrstfiTjr-ffai^, %t^^, 5«R, ^% ^9 fe^, to carry,
to bear, to draw a carriage, transport, con-
vey, to flow, £oat, sail, pass by or away, (as
time or a river,) to circulate as the blood, to
blow as the wind, to decay, to wear away.

^(^f ^^l^^* ^^I!^' ^^> ^^^^ ™^y ^^ carried &c. porta-
ble, flowing. [width of water.

'm, vtwrsr c^* y(^, ^5|WS ^nr, a fleet of boats, the

^pf, f^m^f Wl?T^, ^*K, wn^.nt^lflftt^^, ^'JT^, to impels

urge forward, row, steer, guide a plough, to
spend time, carry or transport goods, d/aw a
carriage &c. to waste, lavish. [vish.

HtPnrt, Ftltf^lrt, ?/?*^; impelling, urging forwards, la-

?rf^, ^ ^, — m^, ^ «j;f^, l^f f*rf^, an account- book,

a book, tract, register, record.

^» ^1^ — ^^f "^^rsTBfWCf, ^/, ^tf?^, pre/: without,

outside, out, out of, outwards; external.

^f^^, ^/, ^flrc?[ir, external, outer, situated without

^jf, cvm, ^«i, C^^, a raft, a float, boat, vessel.

^t^, ^Mt, nw, ^innwfl, a sister.

^t^SW, ftcipit, ^ ^^1«lS, ^FCTf? iT^^ ^iW, a stranger, a

foe, one not connected by consanguinity, a
preliminary ceremony.

4f^Qifa>^, ^Rr^Stel?, ntfWWTfl*, the organs of action,
^finw^; ftcw, ^ir/lft^, a foreign country, the outskirts of

a town, or viUage used as a privy.
^I^tft?, t^ ^^ ^^* ^ gat€> an outer door, an entrance,
^f^^pn, ^Nft? ^<1?, ^5?^, an external covering, the outer

flowing garn>ent of the Hindoos.

excluded, expelled, external, past, gone,
beyond, irrelevant, careless, inattentive,
^rt^^, *W«, ^?t#t, *tjTff5, f^?^, ^t^^ftTl, ^tfifw, im-
pious, blasphemous, scurrilous, averted, ceas-
ing, desistinif from, turning back, unpropi-
tious. [exclusion.

f^'tiW, f^nrWW, to expel, exclude; expulsion^
^•Ifirirw, ^/, *l, the outer surface of a thing.
^if^^ ^«#tl m^ CTI, ^•tt1n[ ^*f, the epidermis or skarf-

skin, the outer bark or peel of plants.
^«(t9|«, ^JV»it«il*?<Wt^, a book-binder.

odd

3W. \ft» ^f<». "W^* ^irf^«<ir, ;>rc/: mat*, nfttty, giwt.

loti'g, numerous ; very, exceedingly.
«if^t*twj i|^mf*f^,~fe?[^lftw, «t#t^, of l<Hig3taiidi9g» chro'

Bic^ ancient, old. [dMt

sn^, ^f?, ^^^c^^, f^9, much, niafty, numerous, abun-
^^vW, V^pif, iRC^^T, abundance, plenty, pltirality, mul-
tiplicity, [servant.
Zfpr4^, ^^?iJ^t, — W^Jt, «ftw, wise, knowing, prudent, ob-
Wftfl, ftftK, '•npr^tfl, ^t^W^ttl, ^ttltS, various, mani^

fold; in many virays, often, oftantimes.
^f«r«, m^^il?, ftWl ^Fwt^^ft^, populous, proline.
^'^^m* ^f'Hn, — •J^i^Sfrt «^«, / prolific, having borne

many children.
^tW^» ftfftlft, fii^tfii^, continuing many years; perennial
^Vf<^i 'H^ttf^, ^^rt^Ti, f^iWH\, of many kinds or sorts,

variwis, multirorra. [attributivie.

^RffW^, ^f^S ^Wtr^f? «K\^ iWTH, a compound adjective or
^^r^jf, ^mc^^ ^ rif*(k, having many wives ; apolygamist,
^^^5t«t. ^^iFtw, 5tpB9t5l, ^t^, garrulous, talkative.
'^W^(^, trsf^m, Ww?^, 'TtTtwW^, affecting, tbuching,

piercing to the quick, comprehensive.
^|lft, MHU<5f «Rf, polysyllabic, of many syllables.
919^, wt^rifT*, 9(9^, multiform ; a camelion, a polypus,
^i^'ft, ^TWC^rt^ctit, TPTWPfil, ^C*«*tff^» assuming many

forms, many-shaped, multiform.
^^, ^^fl(^, ^c^^, Um^, much, abundant, prolix.
^, ^rfl, ^ort^?;^«i? ^iift^tfs, fire or its deity.
^f^^, W^^l, ifT^^ffflr, a god, a deity.
ft^» ?il^^, ^iWi, ^wWRW^lPt, ^WJflw, insatiable, in-

saitiate, voracious, ravenous, gmedy.
41, r4^?f^c^w ^, or, either, perhaps.
^, ^tsciT^, ^VlVy ^^, rheumatism, flatulence, eti«

thusiasm, a dancing girl. [attonpt

it^W, 'irtwi/, ^rfM^f^, ♦f^*!*!* idleness, letity, a vain
«t^9t, ^rwfll?1, ^wpr, windy, flatulent, gilly, idiotic.
ltlH» ^%^> ^^> ^>ir^/» a clttseU 22; tat^er/ect: ttxuBmgl

1^ < aos

^i^^lrt, ^iflR, <^> ^t dwarf, {>igifty> short.

^\^f ^%>l> — ^f^r«» ^''m, insane, mad, foolish, idiotic.

?t«^, 4Wf, — ^f^ w»W9, ^^vcan?} a lake.

?t^, It**^,— l^, ^tJpr* ^•^^'rtCT? ^ifiw t^^^i, a circuiti

tt whirlwind, Che last day of Pans. [sieve.

^rt^W^i «M/ ^rt?7> %nnri ^tfY^» to winnow, to toss in a

i!%, ^^W, ?rpi, ^''t, n^, a fathom, six feet.

iw, Vies? w%, ?aRl, W7, 'fWlj nw, ^trtt«?*i f^^, a car-
rying yoke or cooly-lathe» a crooks bend,turn«
ing in a rix'er, a ring for the legs. [foppish.

^t^> fiRt* f^m, ^*l]<l(^1 bold, audacious, impudent,

5tvr, -^w W^'^i CTT^«r, c^w^, ca^^^, to be crooked, to

bend, turn, bow, bend down. .

iwt, ^W, tStH, rt^, •rt5P«lfl, %mi^i ^, bent, crooked,

awry» sinuous, winding, foolhardy, obstinate.

h^f ?W1 ♦rr«^» •WW, ^fW^, #?«^i to escape, survive, re^
* main, contiauei live. - [veraoce^

hn^ ?Wli fkmn, escape, safety, refuge, rescue, deli-

h^t^, ^«wwna[<i- jw% ^^ ww^ wn ^h^, #*w, to »ve,

preserve, protect^ defend^ extricate, shelter^

screen, uphold, spare, revive, refresh,
iwi,^ . ^fllt, — 5Wrn» ^WW, barren, sterile, unproductive.
f ^, f^^, *KIV^^, ivft, a share» portion^ lot, allowance,

distribution, a dug, teat, the haddle of a tooL
t^, 1^^ ^JW, ^"R, ^tftwflir^ to share out, distribute*

portion, allot, divide into shares, dispense.
f|^^> nwn, "^r^r, ^mv, a partition^ allotment, portion,

share, a blot, a stigma,
flf^lrt* ^tt!fin\ — ^, ^WW, low in stature, short, dwarf«
ft^i|» "Vft, ?R^, ^^^ti, a ball, shot, pill, bolus, pebble.
T^«it ?1 «rt9l» — ^09, a weight of stone or other material«
4f^« ^fin, an sdlowance on money, discount.
^if^Vt^-' ^n^ ^S^^t^j bereft of the tail, tailless, 4ocked^
ftHt. Vfiffy €9t^<r, a dam, a binding, stopping, &c.

. * . VBW, ^tf?f# HP! %SW, Ji^^*"W, to bind, fa9t#i,

30» K^

ters, directed* expressed, meaftioned, wotthf

of being expressed. [p^ti.

^fflf^fft, ^KltWWl, ^f^f(%> a master of Uaguage, Vrilias-

^rre. IJ*ttt, ?fttr;1, an exolanation, an expositiofi.

41M-I, ?JWT, tfrtT'ir'r, ^^nr, to explain, imfoldr cause to

speak; [sprig^tly^

z\^Vif ^JWU** ^5f^rft, talkative, garrulous^ chatteringv
^ift^f *«^, ^^^, Ti;]^,*ltRf*, expressing, expressive.

verbal, vocal. [joined.

^i(tf^, %V» "irtfir^y mentioned, expressed, declared, en«
^flwl, "tt**, H, H^, the young of an animal.

fit or proper to be^ expressed, predicable,
attributable, declinable (as an adjective,) con-
temptible ; a word, idea, meaning, predicate.

^It^, wr, *f<^ ^^» to pick, choose, select, to sort,

separate from. [&c.

^itf1» f^'^y ^«1^, %^rt^, a t^hild, cffspring i selected

^itF?, CW?«^5T, ^•^iw?, a calf, a steer.

^rw, ^«^. ftww, ^, <lT<rt, ire, m/3fWA, a thunderbolt,

sound, speed, a wing, the feather of an arrow,
ghee or clarified butter, a falcon.

'^HR, W^^y "rtf w«^; ^iR, •tt^, to sound as a musical

instrument, to strike as a clock or bell, to
pain or suffer pain.

irnr<n, ^W1, — ^/, ^rtirnrt, music, a musical instrument.

VtWt?! ^/^ one who plays OD a musical instrameiit.

^tve^, nvftt^, a sacrifice in which ghee is offered.

lt^> V^WXiif *r^f f^c*lir, a market-basket, a species of corn.

^rwfsr, z\^, wiFitf f^n, ^4i^ m?^, -iw ^* w«r, to play

on an instruhient, to beat a drum, to slrik%^
bell, to sound, <b1owy&c.
^, W^, •f^t, ^«ftR<», «1^, a horse, 4 bird, a sky-
rocket, squib,' a wager, stake. [panael.
irri[» ^t^> Vi^t^Bvl^ff , the arm, a partitioii wall, a door
V^f ^^^--fWBitit. an ornament for the arm.

iQTtw 899

VW^i ^ft^f HMFTf to desire, wish, losg for, incline to, re-
quest, [request,
^it^p, tlEl» •^N*^ f^^^K^f a wish, desire, will, propensity^
'm^, ^, ^<, a toad, way, passage, [grind paint, &c.
?t^, ^*tii^,Vi^, to pound, reduce to pulp, rub on a stone,
ixSfti cW^^ltHt* a woman who rubs things on a stone &c,
irttm?^, W^t^, Vftff a robber, thief, highwayman.
?t^, «tf4llHl«, a betel-box, a species of small fish.
?t^!*r, ^^?l,^riN, achissel.
^tffelrt, w^, ?^, a string, twine, a sort of cord.
31itR, ^f '^Ptfpff ^it^» ^rtpnt •tt^^tfii, ^rr^, ■rtJft, a house,

habitation, residence, family dwelling, home,

a metal cup, a drinking vessel, a garden, a

mace, a^rod. [roads.

^n^, •rWw, ♦W^ftSt, wt^tt«, travelling, infesting the

?T^, !5tV^ttT9, ^;m, a betel'box, discount on notes &c.

iT^, ^rtw, '•rw 'Ml, ^, Kt?, '■[#11, <sftrRi ^r^ir^ ^''^

^vtf^ li^, a frame, a fish^dam, a weir, a mar-
gin, edge, selvage, a column or half-page, the
outer covering of a mango- stone,
it^, ^^, ^^*i, ^/t<i^, m^f %1^, •Htcw^i, to grow,

thrive, increase, abound, spread, extend, jut

out, become prominent, rise above, exceed,

' to help or carve at table. [ded, expended.

^Vnf ^jftWtH, W^f ^irt, prosperous, overgrown, exten*

^Itl^l, ^t^^t^'T, ^(t^^tftr,— W, wifl^ ^•rf^, subnrarine fire.

^WRPW/, more, increased, exorbitant, dear,
turgid, prolix, redundant ; growth, enlarge-
ment, excess, abundance, overplus.

41*!^, ^^^«i , ^iftPlUflr^, owftw, %w^, «Rt^gM, ¥^^, ^B*tt*Pr,

%r^ IW«I^, ^Wr, «rft*fPR, to augment,
enlarge, multiply, increase, to raise a price,
enhance, cause to increase, extend, to exalt,
ttiagnify, enrich, flatter, to excite, to reutoiNd
a carcase, throw out, to prolongs to promote-

400 niftv

5«VRlf§, ^firilw Vtt?, ^st^msif, ftwti ^[^<?^ tedioQ^Ly, with

prolixity, much at large.

^tf^, fire?, f fl;, ^wfii, ^w/^, ^/Wf, an increase, augmen-
tation, improvement, an advance in price, the
interest of money.

a house, a family residence, a home, a staff,
stick, rod, a plot of garden ground, an advance
of grain to be repaid in kind with m^erest.

itt^-sf^ W*?1, ^, 5Wt#*t, a broom.

^^€t, ^f^, ^l^t ^f^*W/, ^'R, ?^, increase, excess, sur-
plus, redundance, prolixity; prolix. [cess.

Tt?t4TfH, '■^^•r?, ^"rrfic^/. excessively, importunately; ex-

V% •»?, R[*^^? ffi*fT^, •fffir^^'rtc^ JWWI^, an arrow, dart^

versed sine, the influence of an evil eye, a ma-
lignant incantation.

^•11, m«? f^Ptfl, the male organ of a child.

^tf^, '^'^t^ f^«*fwf^Tfj? c^^^, the hire or price of weav-
ing, jewelling, &c.

^<i^, ^PWtft, r^mlt, a trader, trafficker, merchant.

^IftW, ^rt^?, ftf^T?, trade, traffic, commerce, barter.

^lft?1, Tt^if,— iffW,^^, a banker, merchant, trader.

Tt<t, ^W,^^, ^W^, speech, sound, a word, language,

Saraswati' or the goddess of eloquence.

?t«, TRT, ^t?^^, TCqr f^^tir, air, wind, gout, rheuma-

tism, flatulency,. hypocondria. [with wind.

ST^ft"J» i1^*t, — ^^t^3rt^4^, rheumatic, gouty, troubled

it^^irv, ^m, ?t1tirr^f^t^^, bypocondriac, mad, ^flatulent.

^n^9^, ^^rT'TO WC^ C^Tl, the wind-colic. [spirit*

^Wlf , ^f^ '^RP"©?!, ^, wind, air, an apparition, vision,

?t^n^, .^^9 c^f^, a species of sweet meat, sugar-plums.

^rw^, ^^l^t^, ^l'^» windy, tempcistubjiSt boisterous.

?rst*1»1» ^tW?, ^9!!^, ini^l, ^m, «Vijn*, airy, windy,

hysterical, light ; a swallow.

^tftv, ?t\1rt».— ^tMf^«. ?tfRrt<t5»,^|f^,aFisii^ from wind,

flatulent, gouty, rheumatic^ stormy, windy.

^, '^f '^flwf, ^, ^tWWf^, a candle, lamp, wick,

a wand, rod, a dtick of wax. [foolish.

^1?^, ^nwn, %1^, WMI, f^Wrt^, insane, mad, crazy,

^i1, ^Iwl^ Tt?, ?|t?, WftW, .PWRT^St, a strong wind,

a gale, a storm, a hurricane, a boaster, brag-
ger, vapotirer, liar. [affection.

Tt^MKr. Win rBi^, '^It^, fondne&s, caressing, tenderness,

^•W^, WHtWI, i:Wt, a cow-house, cow-pen, cow-pasture.

^» ^rp*/, ^1^, f^B'W, ?W?, C19, ^irtt^VW, .iJ^W, a word,

a sentence, a contradiction, dispute, enmity,
reproof, an ill name.

^(t99, ^^^f ^/^> speaking ; a speaker, player of music.

Tn^, ^tvpr, to play on an instrument, to strike as a clock.

^riirf^iA, fi94, 4nt^4|H, reasoning, an argument, discus-
sion, disputation, [cloud.

Tfwn, •trw^, ^llpf, cw, wet weather, a rainy day, a

^tif«rU nrw, c^tt^, ^tft^f id : also gold or silver lace, tissue.

^W^fihf, <2ft^, ^wf^, rainy, arising from rain &c.

^T«pifr9WW, 4if^#t4l^ ^ ftn^, an ephemeral insect.

^»<t^4iif, ^^, finw, f*8trl, ^^si^^, a dispute, quarrel, con-
troversy, argument, disputation.

^Wff, ^f ftrw, CTit? •ttf, an almond, a ship's sail.

^ctiR4t«*?1, ^iit^, almond-shaped, oval. [sic.

Tff^r, ^, — 5nCT? «r<Ct^ 'W. the key-note in Hindoo mu-

^ct^, ^irf^ •JP^'^ ^f*W, ^cPra, ipPi^, made to be uttered,

extorted, sounded as a musical instrument.

7tfi|p9l, 9ft^/1, ^Vlt a snake-catcher, snake-charmer.

speaking, asserting, quarrelsome, litigious,
pleading; a plaintiff, accuser, suitor, ex-
pounder, the stater of an argument or thesis,

^tiTfy ^ i^tvf^, a large bat or vampire.

^ffsff^ ^nnrt, any musical instrument, music.

9TW/99lf ^tOTQi, ^, a musician, a musical performer.

^iwvr«, 1 "(W^H '^n "W, a concert of instrumental mu-

'^XCfSWPlf i 8ic» a burst of many instruments together.

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^W, ftnrt?*, «rft^W5P, ^f^f hindering, obstructing, pre-
ventive; a hinderer, &c. menstrual pains.

^'Pr, Pnrt?w, ^f*!^, ci^w, *t»l*, ^fr, to hinder, pre-

vent, resist, oppose, obstruct, impede, clog,
detain, to frustrate, to render ineffectual.

^«r, >tf5l^,— ?lW^, Pnttrir ''■n^, opposition, hin-
drance, obstruction, prevention, detention.

^W, <frJ^W«, 'Wl^, f^JtW, iji^, V?, <F5if, an impediment,

prohibition, opposition, &c. pain, danger,
a sandal, clog, wooden shoe. [of Crishna.

^^, ^wi *<<l^^«<m^ ^fW, songs celebrating the birth

^V, 'ft^, wRrs, ^^l«^, fr^tV, submissive, subservient,

tame, captive, capable of obstruction,&c. [bore.

^rfr, ^rt^Pil^ wr^if, a flood, a heavy sea, a high tide, the

^^«rf ^, ^^«r^, a hermit, anchoret, brahmin devotee.

TR?, ^W, «r^, ■ITtrhl^, an ape, a monkey, a baboon.

rtn\\. ^fVWfMvtm, «l\^^4pn^, the union of vowels

and consonants, spelling.

^tt%, ^, WWT, a vomiting, a throwing up from the

stomach. [knot. Arc.

ZVW^. ^K^y ^Jh^, t«J>/W, to bind, fasten, conine, tie,

7i\mj, %5t^, ^nrt(t?, a relation, kinsman, friend. [one.

^♦f, ^^, ^W, — f^fS\s a father; used, in fondness, to any

Xtncf, ^♦ft?^% ^%— fjtttfl^'irrrw -W, oh father! fa-
ther! (an expression of pain or surprize.)

Jt^t t^WW^, f^sl, father and mother, parents.

?t*W, fwtp^W, ^l^f^fl, sowing seed ; a sower, seedsman.

?ri#, iftW^w, wiW?, an oblong pond, a pool, a lake. -

Itlf^^ ^If?^* ^n^, talkative, garrulous, loquacious.

^, w?n?T^|W ^fTfWr, via CTW, sire, sir ; a gentleman.

^W, ^/, ft^tfhs, Vn^, ^*mr, Jic^ar, left (not right),

contrary, opposed, reverse, inverted, unpro-
pitious, averse from, beautiful, pleasing.

^t«r^, ^jjtinwp, an emetic ; causing vomiting.

^% ?W<i^,^5m^ 5rp>«it, ^^ f^«t1, m. S^ f. k brahmin

and brahmin^.

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?tw, ?Wftf,— «C^t^, 5t, a dwarf; short, pigmy, dwarfish.

4l^iwi»*fl, ^f^ a[t, a woman with handsome eyes.

^IW, #Eilt9> ^W i[W fW «f1 ^np>, a woman, a person

who beats a drum, with the left hand.

JtH\^, ^9(llnwBf Uw% >c< the doctrine of the Tantras, he-
terodoxy. [Tantras ; heterodox.

^itm^, i/tfm, ft#wirw<1, a Tantrist, a fo)k>wer of the

^«l, ^ ^t^,. PuNr 'ffr^'^Ft^, an open airy spot, a pri-
vate place» an aperture, [gaseous.

?firat?, •TttPw, "^iX^, belonging or relating to wind,

^nw, H4MfHf|t?, sriP^cvt^, relating to the wind, sacred

to the god of wind ; the north-west.

Vpij, ^ItlPSf,— ^tiP, iifli^. ''Ifti, m. Sff. a crow.

^, •fW, ?r«tf , mp^, •Wftin. wind, air, hypocondria,

the g^od of wind, a spirit* [the N. VV.

ft»CTt«l, W*^CTT^, •f^W ^^WBB ^W, the quarter of the wind,

^'tMflf, 'priftlrt ^f^m^ ^«^, a whirlwind. [wind, &c.

intJrv, ftf^^ft^, ^Tt^» hypocondriac, troubled with

llfWHW, •fwrt, ♦fWt^mf*, a fan, the act of fanning.

Itf^s^sf , ^ff^^,— •rt^t^t, ^% feeding on air ; a serpent.

HV-t ^^^^ •ft^, l^Wl, hypocondriac, insane, crazy.

"inT^k, adayof^the week, a turn, spell, rota-
tion, exchange, vicissitude, time, an occasion,
a multitude, quantity, flock, a liquor-vessel,
water, a row, a tier, a column, half a page:
9t!p:9tv, ^in? t^tvipi fliPW, a tray, a large wooden dish.

^tii% ^it^ ^•i, Pfn:^>nr, srt^t^n, ^twr^, ^i^t^, ^iwr,

Mfn, to hinder, prevent, prohibit, forbid, dis-
allow, to repel, stop, check, thwart.

^ttimr, ft'rt?^ ^JJiqrt?, twice, again. [often, frequently.

irif mr, mwtj,— *t^»^. 'l^^, again and again, repeatedly,

^t^BWWl, «fWt^ ^tW^f »«?, certain parts of each day

considered unluqky and unfit for any enter-
prize or work. . [woman.

^QlRlt, ^titW^i — r^n> a harlot, a prostitute, a common

104 ^nrt^

?tirr»PrPr, ^5tf?**r— tT^?, *n^, the sea, the ocean.
^?ttil, StJf^, f^, a portico, a porch, a verandah.
^W?, ^''ninr, n^, again, once again, once more;

^^t ■'T?^. — 'W* 'rt^* ^f » water.

'^tflrr'Wf, ^jwW, — ^^^y ^^p a tortoise.

^fi[^, «i99t^, ««i6u|r, 5R^w, aquatic ; a fish.

^tflw, wwr^-^W, ««rtjt, "W, "T^ ♦ftf , produced in water ; a

snail, a conch shell, any biralve shell, a lotus.

^flw, «TOf, wr^, w^i giving water ; a cloud.

^^, wrw?, ^lit* ^^t a spring of water, a frog.

-^y wil»r«r^^, 5Wt§, ^^^Frr^r^w, •IW, a water-
pot, milking-Tessel, the foot rope that fastens
an elephant, a spell, a turn in rotation, watcb,
time of duty.

the west, spirituous liquor, the 20th lunar
mansion, a festival on the 13th day of the
wane in Chaitra. [gunpowder,

^cRWf, ^tt/aitrt' |<3?; ftrw, "wit^ fWi« ^'<w\i ^'^^iifts,

^rc^^, ^^Jfl, ^^^, once^ one time. [exchange ; for.

^c?, <tt«rRr, ^rfiapw, W^?, in turn, in rotation, ia

^irn* ^"^fc?, apor^, •j^u alternately, in rotation, oftem

repeatedly, again and again.

4tC«tlt?t, »tk*lltStJ5', TrtW^^ ^^ttf*Rn, ^^f t^tttfl, having

twelve doors, mendicant, begging from door
to door ; a palace, a mendicant, a beggar.

<lUt4tft, ^W^;, TT^^i, i?f*l^, gencfral, common, frequent.

^t^t ^Wt, «R?^, ^Vf, ^VT«, ^fWr^t^'^nr, *f^, VWf9»

a word, report, rumour^ tidings, news, mes-
sage, information, relation, account, narra-
tion, warning, conversation, a livelihood*
occupation. [commeBit.

^ft^, c«ff|r«, TirW^, ^^, an envoy, messenger; a gioss^

'^\^ft fW<^, f?P5t, old age.

^rfijtir, i;ir^, ar^ij^ TO^I, a wild sheep, a wether^

^^f^, ^/Wc<^V ^tHi?K^rW<t4t, a usurer^ money-lender..

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?Tfiw, ^rf^W^isN, «rP»^5i5 ^n^jc*?. «rfi5^«« WW ^l^, year-

ly, annual, belonging to a year; a yearly

pension, &c. [pati.

^tf^^^/, ^31fWTl, morality, ethics ; derived from Vrihas-

?m, ^^^% Pr^, cfiin, f«i, 'wjOTtar. ^iwnfinr ^, wT, an

infant, child, boy, lad, a colt, hair, a lock of

hair, hair on the privities, a horse's tail, any

tail; infantine, childish, ignorant, uninformed.

?tf^, '•RirW, c^f*l?1, fM^, J|<t, an infant, child, boy, lad,

a fool, a blockhead. [a child.

^T«i^, f*rMt#^, n?ftrgt?, childish, infantine, relating to
^twpr, ^ww? ^♦f ^«^, to be seized with fever, (spoken

of an infant.) [twilight.

^WntrW, rw4t?t?ir, ^iw«< purple, the colour of the
?t«Pi1t ^mcwt ^ V^f a fever, (in a child or infant.) •
^Wrt, CT1W1 CfVl, 5^/1, 3|hW^, ^CT?, a female child, girl,

«

young woman, a female, a woman, a bracelet.

itwr^, f5[«tf^, ^^, an ill, misfortune.

^WPwt?, t^iTj Rwsr, W^^W«<1|«i, b«^^, things pro-
per for or peculiar to children, pupillage.

^^Tft, ^Wt ^rtfllf? 'iwrmft^ <^, ltc?3[ *rwt, f*T^1, the leaf of

the plantain, palm &c. in its sheathe, a single
leaf of a door, sand. [young girl, sand.

^tfiwi, CTt^ -4^^ nim'9V%\ #♦ t5!^?5i, a female child, a

^I%in, f>t^>ftl»i9, sandy, abounding in or made of sand.

VfmH, f^^5pr, Pli4, aj<t a pillow, bolster, cushion ; young»

ignorant, uninformed.

5itt*nr*^ ^ fw, — V(S ^ft^^^, a teal or wild duck.

^rtt. ^*, — Tif^^, 3WRr, sand, gravel, grit.

^TiihP^, i^i^fl ^<tnr cvr^lir ^W, sand and lime, mortar.

^Ttn^, «|f»lc^f^r&?tWfS wj, ^TOf«, a crescent, new moon.

^. ^»^, ^"Rt^, ^i^r? «i«i^lPi ftw^, poor, destitute,

forlorn, bereft; a bucket.

Vi9f, M"l4|4i^1, cipv/tT, infancy, childhood, youib.

^rmmrt^, <£fT9t9f#7 cv(«7, breakfast, the morning meal.

^M, ^••f, W5^, Jjipft, a bamboo, reed, flute, pipe, fife.

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ictk;-1, ^rtfSf* ♦W, «i?l, st^le, old, stmking. .

^n^« ^> ^» ^^9 ^ residence, dwellings abode, a smell,

perfume, scent. [parel.

^^ V:^ — ^^. a garment, clothing, cloth* dress, ap*
^tvi9, ^(ffsrVI^ «tt?rf^?1> dwellings residing; an inhabitant.
H|^«iMr1 Tl «if^f^, — rw^^rtfvl •titWfi^^, a woman dress-
ed and waiting to receive her lover.
Ymrcf » ^vpan:^, f^nrt7iat^» habitable, inhabitable.
-^pm, «1tai, ^«?, ^^^, ^m ^% ^*3i?1 •WW, WF, a

plate, dish, vessel, box, receptacle; to like,

approve of, wish, incline to.
^rWI, ^^» ^i|t> '•il^TPi, ^PR1,^'^"^«i>ft1, iw1» in^, a wish,

desire,choice, lust, an inclination, propensity,

apassioa for, a^d^gn, intention.
Tfiv^, 4)ie(^l4)««, vernal, belonging to the spring.
zttd, fi^, f^AKalJRir i«f«1fw, a day, the sieeping tmge^

ther of a couple' the first night after marriage.
5Ctnt, f^FW, «roiT, ^, ^^, ft^, a lodging, temporary

residence, place of abode, a nest, haunt, lair,

an encampment.
irtntfttlCf «p5, «rPwtS T^, "HWII, a man's temporary resi-
lience while away^from home, a dwelling

house, a sleeping room.
irmfNn, tcr^, fSicHt, living in lodgings, residing from

home ; a teipporary resident, a stranger,
^(fvt^, rlMY, ^fwt^f to p^ume, scent, smeU.
^, ^^, <^^. «tr«^. «^ ^ ^, stale, not

fresh, old, clean- waahed (clothes); a chopper,

a small hatchet, an adze.
wtflro, 'SWt^* JPfJ** ^^' l^W*, ^Vttlfinf , perfumed,

scented, spiced, seasoned, steeped, infiised,

clothed, dressed.
iCtUnr, ^it*,— <npPr?i»fii>Pr?l, dwdling, residing, inhabiting-

Teal, genuine, substantial, material, deter*
mined, substantiated, trae.

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^itvr/, ^Wf,— f^^W^, fit for a residence, habitable.
^itv» ^.* 1^» a house, dwelling, the scite of a dwelling.

?TM, vt*f, w, ^wP, %aiR, ^cw, dW, t^fl||l^, vapour,

steam, reek, spray, tears, rheum, mention,
relation, a trace, the least trace, an atom, any
thing ; any, the least, the smallest.
^I*^H^#, wr^, volatile, flying oif in steam«

^t^f W?mf , CTtl^, #rl^, ^ Wt^^lfr, ^Wrtip, carrying,

bearing ; a porter, carrier, rower, waterman,
a horse or other conveyance, a horseman.

'I??^* ^t^?^» — fif^rf^til^, WW ^irt^'T^, to turn back, to

return. [other conveyance.

^W, tt^, Vit CTl^^l^. a carriage, vehicle, a horse or

^T?w, ctI rtupr, mt ^W^f ^V^* to row, steer, carry, bear,

clamber, climb (as a plant.)

4K4l4tfr4, Kit^, fr»|tri*, a grappling ; hand to hand.

^fljift, ^FTV, wr, f%^«N owl, ^l^fi^. n[t^f#, an army, co*

hort, body of troops, battallion; /. facing,
flowing. [outside, out of doors.

^Tf|?, ^iftTC?,— ^miv/^C?, 4Hrflftfr,^tl^/,without, out, abroad,

^nt^wpr, f^^W, t»f<pw, the address or direction of a letter.

'^^f ^» — ^» "^^9 the arm, a fathom.

4T^^» ^^^ll^i, 7W, the shoulder-blade, the arm-pit

^mj;, ^Hf^» f1^irtf9, *m*fir, a scuffling, wrestliBg,

hand-fight, fisticuff^; pugilism.

^t^/, ^iftftPW/, «rtfj(r, «r5?, abundance, plenty, muki-'

pHcity, enlargement, size ; plentiful, many.

^f» ^fK^f ^cWfe^, ^wv/^, ^T* *^ ^ carried, &c*

external, outward, superficial.
^tCCT. ^tf^» "^t^f out (to ease nature;, openly.
5ilTrf1^, wi|Wiit^Wft^, ^f a privy, a place to case na^

ture in, the outskirts of a town, &c. so used.
4W.5R»!i<, C^tttfRE, P^v, a going to stdol, evaluation.
fifWt, C4f^, «|Kf9 Ytw, a tail of hair.
pMt, Pd^ m^ftlff ^"itf, shelled |iulse. [eye of a needle.
A^, ft t(, — ^n^ot, ?^ a perforation, tM»«, ▼est, incision, tho

408 nnnt

Kvr, nwT, Mlv^'4, tlOT, f^<t 5^rt^, to pierce, perforate,

borc» tap, ^tab, prick, thrust undermine.

Pnnr-'nt^, riw, ftORr, to sell, to vend ; a, sale.

fiRFJf, «PJf^, <tfHtf3^, ftr^^t^, blown, expanded, spread,

opened, open, bald.

T**^, Wt9, ^^f ^?t^^, ftfii, f^rapi, «r^ti, '^Rpry, ^^, jeo-
pardy, danger, fear, awe ; formidable, horri-
ble, hideous, distorted, deformed, changed in
form or appearance, huge, large, beautiful.

fippn, tNtft', '^'t^^ ^Rrs, "'Wflj, ^, ♦tf , ft^t^, T^, ^i\

isiw, rfi^^, agitated, disturbed, troubled,
distressed, confused, confounded, defective,
imperfect, .maimed, impaired, out of order,
decayed, withered, waned.

f^FOTtW. ^"rt, c<Jtn, ^«1«i, maimed, crippled, deformed.

ft^^ft>?> l[C^ft5?» '•TW fvrWTfl f4f*W, having defective or

impaired organs or powers.

1^^^» ^^^^ *t^/T«t?/, ^tJfX, f%3i% ^^,. 5RCTB[, optional,

admitting two forms (in grammar ;) an alter-
native, option, doubt, suspence.

to(i»W, c^n^*J^ «^st9, ^TRTi^?, ^ffiW, ^^f^rt^, admitted

as optional, chosen as an alternative, in sus-
pence, in doubt, undecided. [blown.

ftr^f^. ^ar^vr, cf'itt^, opened as a flower, expanded,

ft^e, ftr^w;, fto^s^ttJ, ^fPiNR/, i^lfrrr?, saleable.

ft^t?, «Pifiit«?, ^^«W3 'iR^/^n, ^^iir, ^wvi^, ft^ry, iww,

WT^tww* ^iM?FNN WT^tffi;, a change of form,
nature or quality, alteration, transmutation,
transformation, deterioration, depravation,
spoiling, fading, a dangerous symptom, an
accumulation of bile or other change of natural
humours, disease, sickness, passion, feeling,
emotion, a transition from the quiescent state
of the mind, the fatal change fmmediately
preceding death.

ri«WH«/. ♦tflrfitt^frt. Itfl^hwi, fWitm;, tmchangeable-

ness, incapability of change or deterioration,
immobility by passion or emotion as of the
Deity. [precedes death,

fnrt?c?t^, ^ilflc. ir?^^^^ *ll^W, disease,the change which

totit, •Ift-itWtft, irtfti nft^it^ ftc^Tf , producing or un-
dergoing a change, &c. [deterioration, &q.

Hflrt^r, ^tnxn. ^tm f^t? ftw •nr?, capable of change or

ft^wai-wm, t^\*, ^JWn^rt^r, evening, afternoon, twilight.

ft^W. .fW?, ^^T5^» expansion, the opening of a flower.

ft#, ft»?,-«wl, sale, a sale, vent. [ter.

ft*Mt, aWfiCTTT, f^^'i?, buying and selling, trade, bar-

fi^, ^ifiprM; ^% the funeral cake offered for one des-
titute of surviving relatives to do it for him.

fi4t9«i, W^f Omt^^, T^T^» to scatter, throw about, spread,

sprinkle. [sprinkled.

Prfr<r. M^%, fl?^, scattered, spread about, dispersed,

ft^. . ^/m^. «tut. irr.1. Pwr^, 'r^. '•wfi. imr.

rjt^lt, ^*wtw, f^, r4?F#, changed, altered,
transformed, impaired, imperfect, faded, dis-
eased, sick, distorted, deforined, estranged,
alienated, filled with aversion or disgust.

^[^, 'itvtcn ^iPT/ftl, ftiWW?. ^1*, ^i^l, change, trans-
formation, distortion, depravity.

fiy^, ^srtRtfWr? , fitPiir, variously done, not uniform.

niapv, "r^, ^, ««W, ^^^, power, strength, authority,

energy, valour, prowess, courage, heroism.

nrapft, ftirw,— ^«i^. %, 'ff^iSt, powerful, able, cou-
rageous, bold, daring, valiant, heroic.

t^aF9'^3 CiW, r<3R, a selling, sale, vent, [able, marketable.

fwRT^t?, ftraTT,— CTf>?t? Wt^/t ♦Ifi^V, saleable, merchant-

faiapfr, r^rt^t selling, vending ; a vender, seller.

nraft, fillt, — CTF1, CTft^l, sale, a sale, vent.

fnPl9, cm, ^ffftwvi, sold, disposed of by sale.

nmi^f^ ^I3ft?1, ftiififs, •ift^, played, having played,

danced, joked, &c.

Ff f

410 ft<*«l

ftcaFSl, Pi#?#tff, ^f41f9, ^N/iffrtt, ft seller, a salestnah.

ftjf^ ^RJt^, Ww, ^, ^»t^, W^^i, overcome by fear,

surprize, agttation» shame - or other passion,
confused, confounded, lost, bewildered.

ftjtV* <4t9, ^i^fV. fatigued, wearied, exhausted.

UPn[, tns, TT^> #ir» ^VTdf, shrivelled, withered, decayed,

old, wet, moist.

f^^, 'itrtfel, WbwWT?, ^» iwtf*, wetness, dampness, an

oozing with matter, suppuration, [zy, silly.

W^f^, W9J^f f^nnr, ^^, scattered, thrown, sent, &c. era-

f>iW|f , ^^, %tf^, agitated, disturbed, anitious.

ftC^W, Z^fm, ^«T4t, rpnsF, a throwing, propelling, casting,

scattering, dispersion, confusion, perplexity,
distress of mind. [scatter, disperse.

nr*^^, c^BflfiT, ^^, YTtw, to throw, cast, sead, shoot,

f^rvtv, 9t99«1, vn^» agitation, distress of mind, anxiety.

f*trt?1, wm 'WW, 'wwf^ ^, a discord, (in music.)

fttyt^,\ ^fT^fi, firt%«, ^IWRT, famous, renowned, praised,

celebrated, spoken of, denominated.

ft^rtf^, «rfiiflK, WH, fame, celebrity, notoriety, renown.

f^^t^. fwf? PfTI ^^W ♦IT^W, iW f ^^, ^5Wr, »i9W, •RR, ^W^

^n^ ^% to be deteriorated, to alter for the
worse, to change, alter,fade, decay, apostatize.

to spoil, vitiate, impair, deteriorate, deface,
ruin, mar, seduce, debauch, violate.

r^^» T<^, — ^fwt?, fiRW, ^«wr5ft^, 5^5^^, 1k^, date*

. rioration, ruin, a change for the worse, apos-
tacy, a rupture, quarrel. [ruining, &c.

fl^firpft, PnrW*, iP'Wtit, spoiling, vitiating, seducing,

ft^n, "1^, Ti^, UnWf 4 foe, adversary, enemy.

^^, c<M, tflfi|«, ^«1^«, ^^f > CTt?, 4)f^f1t^/ f^nrf^, de-
parted, gone, disappeared, severed, separated,
parted, dark, gloomy, obscured; a span.

&^ft?/ ^\\^f ftW5?» ^W(^, «rrt, departure, separation,

disappearance, a parting, relinquishing.

f^P^^ .411

U^n, WN w^ flwn w^f ^*wwi^ w*^, f ^t ^^» to cwi-

sure, reproach, vilify, abuse, hat^e, abominate.
ftflAlv, ^ipR, wt\, ^WI, 5J#, ^W, »ift, falleu» dropped, oozed,
. removed, loose, dishevelled, melted, putrified-
fk^nit, 41(H«lD, «nc^1v/Vf departing, setting off, separa-
ting, [proached,^ vilified,
t^^, ftiTf^, l^rf^, defamed, censured, abused, re.

ft«^, ^^wiTv, fi, wr, ^, ^iwwi, ^«rtw. flr*5^ ^jrow. ft^t?,

worthless, ill-disposed, evil, bad, spoiled, per-
nicious, unpropitious, injurious ; an evil quality
or disposition, vitiation, deterioration.

ftc^tf, tSWW, ^m, ^^•fM, «r^iww, ftcjrtK, a mixture, con-

fusion, ruin, a rupture, quarrel.

ft^, ^, tf«*, ^tTm, FWtf, 9% "1^, war, battle, a com-

bat, an image, idol, shape, form, the body.

'Aw^, ^RT^, ^*IV, an occurrence, event, misfortune.

fi^^, ^RI^ •W, ^•rt^, fJTji^f^, %^*tf , ^•W, happen-
ed, occurred, befallen as a misfortune; an ac-
. cident, calamity. «

ftWB^ Vliniffti ♦rtlPit^, ftwRi, a long span.

1^, ^, 1^ ^Ptfel lA, a measure of land, twenty Cot-

tabs or from 80 to 87 cubits square.

^Wt^ ^Wt, 'Wt^, *R5, r?!, ^rt, a hindrance, obstacle, in-
jury, hurt, destruction, murder. . [impede.

ftlrt»«r, nc^ ^% mvi,^W^fnr, to hurt, injure, kill, murder,

Awt*, f^'^^n^, «rt*^, ^W, injuring, killing, destroying,

opposing, &c. [wind, a whirlpool.

liOffn, ^Itl^, ^«fiC» ^ftW^, a whirling round, a wl^irl-

flj, IKW. ^n^, ^*tt5, ^•ftT» a hindrance, impedi-
ment, obstacle, obstruction, opposition, dan-
ger, calamity, misfortune. [ed.

PH^f^ ^^, ^f obstructed, prevented, hindered, spoil

t^% ^% ifv, ^nRnK, a scent, smell, smelling.

ftRH, fr^, ^^^, ^1l'' '^^ eminent, superior, excel-
lent, learned, wise, clever* able, skilful.

WP^, 9^ ^, WW, the itch, scab, ringworm.

412 W*ai

,ftwr, ^^Pi^> ^rfwfirn^, ^r;ki^, r^iTtflr, ^••/, •tfijrt,

V(V^, 'tf^lf^t irregular conduct, disobedience,
perverseness, fickleness, unsteadiness, Satilure,
a slip, dislocation, sprain, strain, wrench.
U^m, Wtprl, ^, •fWjl, a slip, a false step.

fi^t^, f^nfiirs, ^vfw, i6^, ^i>»r, ^f^?, iifti?r«, ft*^, ,'^»

Pimi, slipped, moved in a wrong direction,
bent, fickle, unstable, unsteady, unfixed, dis-
located,displaced,perVerted,ruined, contrary.

PifUif ftni?^, wj, ft^tit, ^tttctfj frii^, iR^wrtT, PiM^t

NMtV, ^/t?, investigation, examination, de-
liberation, consultation, discussion, disp'uta-
X tion, reasoning, enquiry, an opinion, deter-
mination, judgment, decision, a trial at lav.

ftPtJ*, f^t?^1, ^/T?^, ftw*, t^mt^, a judge, one who

investigates, &c. investigating, reflecting.

rw?«i, ^«ttW? f^nm% ^^% t^c^^^ ^^,,ftwt«pr, to investi-
gate, examine, reason^ discuss, judge, decide.

nr^T!PJpl, '^If^, ^ft^rtT, a rule forjudging, a logical apho-

rism. [cussed, judged, fltc.

f^Mfys, f^lk^, ^^, f^^, examined, investigated, dis-

r^BTfft, ^/t?^, ^5?W5, discussing, investigating, judging.

ft^rt/, fir^Nt?, f^!f^W/, deserving examination or en-
quiry, &C. cognizable. [moved, unfulfilled.

ft'^tfira, 'nfPff^, ^^% 'ipp^'', displaced, unfixed, re-

f^trpfft, icr^rtf^ "Tt^, straw, rice or barley straw.

WM^^Jrt, ^••r?, 'inr?, w, \«r, Tt^, ^#, wWf, doubt,

uncertainty; an error, mistake, obstacle, in-
terruption, any untoward circumstance.
Wfcl, ft^l?, Wf^^^Pt? *«l^l<<r, ^WJWy ^^^, 5HrHl(^#, ?flR,

35^, f3piw«i, wft^^rtlt, ^irpw, surprize, wonder,
astonishment, a variegated colour; parti-
coloured, spotted, speokleid, varieg'ated, va-
ried, painted, ornamented, gaudy, splendid,
beautiful, beautified, elegant, handsome^ sur-
prising, Vonderful» astonishing.

fiMiv^ s^^^> Wtn, 9flnr, ^rpn^< full of wonder, sur*

prized, astonished, variegated, spotted, &c^

ftft¥t, ^W^^, 'iwt, iipncT^'Ti, anxiety, care, careful or ma*

ture consideration, deep reflexion.

ftfiFf^, 9t^,inf^, %fl[V, ^f^inf^, anxious, thoughtful, full

of care, well considered, maturely weighed.

ferfi^, «W«tt^ ^«n^«, ^fi[F5, f^at^, '^Rtfti, carefully sought

or laboured for, closely investigated, enquir-
ed into, ascertained, deeply engaged in.

ftft^f^, ^tf^?i i'99n, fvni% ^w» wir, ^% fJRW, ^w«(tt, ^Jw,

op?, a cutting off, exxrision, a cutting, dividing,
fracture, rupture, loss, destruction, disap-
pearance, limit, boundary, a caesura or pause.

UHwyif f^% ^. Ww, VTWl, ft^^, T^» ^^' ^'T^*

parted, divided, cut, separated, interrupted,
portioned, shared out, scattered.

ftciinTt ftnrt^, flwt^, ^f'WRl, CWHM1, PR^, ^fim, f&^^rtft^;,

^j}tf^, ^, ^WRTW, ^rtj^, a separation, divi-
sion, disjunction, parting, removal, absence^
disunion, variance, interruption of friendship
or love, a space between words, an interme-
diate space, a chapter, section, division..

P^vSt, ^¥^ ftrW, a species of nettle.

^[^917, n^7, Jfprsf, to scatter, strew, sprinkle, knead.

Alt* 7f*^» a scorpion, a centipede, the sign Scorpio.

f<WnT, ftV?W, ♦ff^, to spread out, lay down as a mat
^ or carpet, to strew, to lay in beds or layer3.

ftwfrt, IVI, ^■Itw?^, 'nfit^/t?^, a bed, carpet, floor-mat,

&c. any thing spread out to lie upon.

fWRT, finw, f^rtfW, solitary, private, lonely, uninhabited.

f^mdf ^m, ^% a spurious birth, bastard, natural child.

UoKf, ft»i(fiqn, *1^|vn>r, conquest, victory, triumph*.

f^Vfl, f^, 1%flt f){C"l9, Durgd, the 10th of the increase in

Ashwin^. [phant ; a conqueror.

flnrf^t Anf^, ^tftti, victorious, triumphing, trium-

Um9, ftf/^t^l^, lightning. *

414 Vittt

ftvitQ*^* wtw* tnw/flmt^^ ^HVf 9 basBf^bolni, bastardt 8pii*

rious» hybrid, mongrel, of mixed breed,
rsnrtf^, ^9(^setm9, f^uc^f a different kind or species.

f^wlt?, ftc^, ^^, War, ^wfWt'r/, ^w, pBw^, ^, ^uPrt?,

%r^, l^v, fwiHj, iftw, ^•jft^, ^prrt^ fi^w, of

a different species, dissimilar,unparalleled ,ez-
cellent, great, excessive, wonderful, various,
mongrel, base-born, improper, hateful, hostile.

ftfll4^, ^tiwcinpl, a desire of conquest, emulation, rivalry.

Ml(^!lf» ^tjmcinp, desirous of victory, emulous, invading.

McRi, ^Tft^^, ft4rT9, W^9 subdued, overcome, conquer-

ed, famed, wafted. [open, expanded.

RBfRrs^ ^tl^^l^fHfl, «Prtf|WJ, yawning, stretching, spread

ftiwst, «F|t, fMTWvi, a conqueror, vanquisher, victor.

fm, l^fti, f^^« wise, experienced, learned, skilful, able.

ftwfi, 'rtrW liwn, «lWPr, l^iWIFr, %^^W^, the communi-
cation of intelligence, information, a repre-
sentation, a sentiment, a declared, opinion.

I^ivtv, wvn, ^, fSlBlpi, ^irt5;t*nr, known, understood, no-
torious, celebrated, famous.; [ness.

ftwrci, ^r^^> vprtftti, ^Fit#t, one who knows a thing, a wit-

^rgnrpr, vm, science, learning, knowledge of
books, (especially of law books,) wcorUlty
knowledge as of painting. &c . or of the mecha-
nical arts, an idea, a conception of the nund.
f^WWr, «lWr, <tr«?«i, tt^% ^fn^, to make^known, in-
form, declare, publish, describe, explain, de-
monstrate, [demonstration.
Pnn'^m, cr9r>P9i1, i^n^t an advertisement, information,
Pam^, VTW, ntiRtv» cognizable, comprehensible,
ft^, WW, w, fttJI, f^, ^ ^f, excrement, dung, a cata-

mite» a varlet, rascal, rogue, cheat, a Vatsbya.
ft^, rt^ftm> ^ ^W, ^%, CTfrt, \^9 ^^i^t ^jtt^> WWWf
^^^ f^^r^lC^, j vile, vicious, unprincipled, seditious,

Unruly ; a rascal, scouadieU villain.

npn 415

ftl*t, w^, w^Pf, «nRr,t^S[«lti'' ^ ^^f^> bunch, cluster, clump,

a new shoot, a keeper of pathics.

f^^^rnFfii, ^^, ^^Mt, rascally conduct, villainy, fraud.

Hi^^, wm ^% black salt, (used medicinally.)

f^?, f^, ^^•i,fW«^, ^fft^, i|^, W9, discomposed, con-
fused, confounded, fascinated, intoxicated.

fiiTW, CT^, ^5^f , ^tVl'J, m^^fv^f Wiff^, t?rt tniw, to af-
flict, distress, vex, tantalize, copy after^ imi*
tate, to assume a character or dress.

f'rVT^y ^ttr, crt, ^*nv^, aflSiction, distress, imitation, &c.

^TTI, ^nr^9 ^m^» a sheaf, a porter's pad.

ftW^, m<rnr, ^^^ a cat. [ble.

ft^ff^iT, 9r9fk93[% to mutter, murmur, grumble, mum*

fti*f, ^firtjWt?, fwntw, ^JW, deformed, distorted, ugly.

f^, V, f^^, WiP, ^r: wise, knowing, clever, skilful,

acquainted with, versed in.

f^** f^nt?, ^Vl«, a detail, circumstantial narration.

f^^^« ^nt^^ff ^^, to debate, discuss, reason upon.

U»^, ^tifflftr, ?T^[ftc?rt«i, ft^, ttvn, a debate, argu-
ment, controversy, contention, dispute, cri-
ticism, refutation. [spread, diffused,

f^^ra, ^r^, f^iM9, ^rrtl, stretched, extended, expanded^

Twt, finw, ^nrv, '•wwt^, false, untrue.

^^f^% f^WVn^ ^^, ^^s ^•fn, »t^, t^'lrt, to give alms, dole

out, give, bestow ; an alms, largess, donation,

flror*, t^WFflfrtfr,^%w^,giving alms,bestowing,doling out.

T^«^ ftWF^, ^(^trt?«r, >i^, ii^in^, ^ffir^, investigation,

discussion, reasoning, deliberation, an infer-
ence, conjecture, supposition, doubt.

f^^R^, Piww, ^it?PS5nr wtn, ^tf?^» f^, to reason, discuss,

weigh, deliberate, think, suspect.

fnm, ^?7 f^m, the second of the infernal regions.

1^P8f%, f^^l^ iMliff^^f^wH, a span, twelve fingers breadth.

fWfr, wV(ft, ^frt, f^rvfp, an awning, canopy, the warp of

cloth, an expansion, extension, spreading out»

P(9n, ^1%^ ^nt^ cleansed from the husk or chaff.

•416- ftW!M

f5Ri^, fta^, ''^'•iRls ^^nw^f fcwtt, »i, ^, displeased,

dissatisfied, discontented, reluctant, unwill-
ing, angry, piqued, offended.

U^f fst^^^l. ^siPl^fW, ^trt, ^^, ^iW^i. ftiw, having the

thirst slackened, satisfied, indifferent to, dissa*
tisfied with, disliking, disgus^ted, nauseating'.

fi^^, ^«Rn, "^Rlf^, ^'Wft, f «i1, indifference to, dislike.

distaste, satiety, disgust, antipathy.

wealth, property, substance; gained, acquired,

. discussed, judged, examined, investigated,

known, notorious, famous. [science.

fjRil, Pff • — ♦Ttf^^, "It^wfr, wisdom, acquaintance with a

f^% ^vTfr, cS^, impudent,. shameless, bold.

rw«, V^f ^ftBW, fti?ip«i, «W^. Wl'st^, •fti^, cleyer,

sharp, shrewd, skilful, knowing, learned, wit-
ty, intriguing, amorous, lecherous, lustful;
a libertine, intriguer, a scholar, [versation.
f^nrni, i^rtl^* a woman of insinuating manners and con*
Un% fRi*i,^i^'r, to be torn or lacerated, spli% tear, crack.

ftifii, ^r^pw^, Pi<t^, vT^, wf«f, cfl«rt, ^, fir^, iwftit?

^^, of an opposite or adverse party, inimical ;

a sort of basket, split peas, parings, chips,

cuttings, a cake, mountain ebony,
finfl, ar!f, ^t^it, a garden rake, a harrow.
ft?t?1, ftf^f4#*4i, ''ir^jft^, ^JfTTtir, ^im^/^, against or contrary

to rule, irregular, improper, rude ; rudeness,

a!n incivility, improper conduct.
ftTt?, ^WTR? ''^'rfiii^^, permission to depart, dismi»al,

leave, leave of absence; retiring or departing

in health and peace.
Unftf f5Wt?tft«, •nftratft^, asking leave, having obtain-
' ed leave ; a present on departure, a gratuity.
f5WT9» c^?1» ^i^» a rent, split, laceration, chink, crack.
tWtS^l, w«», ffeyt«i, ^r^, %<1?«r, to tear, lacerate, mangle*

rend, split, cleave, hew, plough, root up;

ftlW* .417

1^A% f0lti^,''-'lSlS^'WVlf^ 1^ an intermediate point of

Uie compass. [known, declared.

^rt^ «t^, .^l^lfl^ii <^9f«1i9, knowing, <acquainted with,

r^iK 99), 9l?t torn^ lacerated, scratched, rent, cleft.

f^if?, «rv, ^^^P^* wise, clever, intelligent, learned.

f<f^9 f^ww, ^WmfU W<tC>, ?fiw, vroift, v^, blaming,

finding* fault, censorious, suspicious, face-
tious, witty ;t a detractor, a wag. [tance.

ftOFl, nf0f% fl QPr, a distant or foreign country, a dis^^

fiW*, •tjcrtt, 'Srt^fWP, «it*, of another <}ountry, foreign,

strange ; a foreigner, sojourner, stranger.

Urn, C9tYl, x^fif9» perforated, bored, pierced, penetrated^

ficvf, "Vmfir. fttfn^^ wisdom, intelligence, erudition.

tiwt% ♦fPw^ «5t^^, intelligent, wise^ learned ; a sage.

fiA^f ^9, f^^lfN, ffj^, bated, persecuted, ii^ured, mal-

treated, maliciously pursued.

^n«, f^cfkf^, — •W^^ttfit^'PWIIiWtWH^f^riJ^j^wi^, enmi-
ty »• hatred, iyiidice, angry abuse, persecution.

ftrvi), Wtw^, — ^'^^'P^* ftspwgf , tjf^f -fiNtftfW, ^ft^, ma-
' licioqs, bating, injurious, persecuting, cap**
tiou9, difficult to please, dissatisfied.

Tto^ ^<ft»c;>i»^#. f^^«tt^, f*4«p«ft, hSt, a malicious or
X captious person, a persecutor, an enemy.

f5ifmf^, #W. ^^^, ^Wt*^^, <tfl^, existing, existent,

: extant, present, ready at hand.

Pwrt, rttftn/, •niWW* wisdom, learning, knowledge,

sQience, philosophy, a magical pill or bolus.

ftf/t^mr, r*imnj, fiif/Wt*,— ^^^n^, ^% a college, a school.

f^BVlVt^, PWl!fl«, ^Vt^Rs, a teacher, tutor, instructor.

PWiWPr, Pftpl, ^^Wrr, ^Vt^lfrt, teaching, instruction, tui-

' tiori, communication of knowledge.

PmSXtt JM^^nVfL'^y. an order^f demigods.

f^/TVt^,. fin8i)9^:«f|sr, learned^ wise, literate, proficient.

^/H l^».«^IVt^, lightning, aflsish of lightning.

Uniftai,: C!l«mt1^;^,!fiasbes of foiked or streaked lightning.

Unarn^ :«MAABlt.sp)»mlour.:glar9jight. ^

. . ■ • * *

4|8 fm

tioDt'a flowing, ooziag^ melting, flight, re-
treat, escape, intelleot, eensute, repraach.

causing to melt or run away, putting to
flight, acting the mimic, jesting, jeering.

fiw, Wfm, tr(ii9, <WTf^9, liquid, fluid, melted, flown, fled.

f^spr, ^Wn, coral, a young shoot, u fabulous tree.

ft3S^. ^/W, CTll^, •fllBW, raillery, a jest, joke, jeer, Jeer-
ing, mimickry, ridicule, mockery.

Umi^f *tf}(ft*T9» ^% jeering &c. a jester^ droll, mimic.

f^nRHnr, t^*Prarif ci¥,malevolenoe,malice,spite,pf rsAcutlon.

ftX-l, ^nnVf #1^9 ^/^» a kind, sort, manner, form, rule.

n^fft, ?^1» nrtl^itft^, a widow ; without a husband.

fiUPl, ^ir#irt^, WcfiHRf fi»iri, apostacy, heterodoxy, de-
viation from the rules of sect or east, [ing, &c.

f)n^, ^ipr/«s^, w«^MiM(, apostate, heterodox, deriat*

ft«t^, mff^^ctinp ^Nn, fti«i|b, Tut, Ood as ui^rersal legis-
lator, providence, Brahmi.

f^lP^f ^^1i\j *s**j*lf^» ^itliPf, ^rt^l, f^lW^, ^Ml|i^# w^W^

^i^V W. fWr, v^, Itt^, a law, rule, order, de-
cree, statute, ii^unction, precept, an ordering,
commanding, enjoining, settling by law, re-
gulation, an action, ritual observance, ordi-
nance, form, manner. * [tion, iujunction.

f9|iit^^, ^I^^U^, W^S^, leg:a]ity, lawfulness, institu-

f^nnraf, fiiWt4lv, w(^f VXW9, f^^stiv, ^WW'W, an ordi-

. nance, obe who consigns, delivers over, in-
trusts, deposits, fixes^ secures c/t makes sur^
enjoining, commanding.

f^^cnn, fltf%* ^/^^ftir, an evil custom or habit, ill-eottducL

ftflc, w^f ^M^r'm?, frtfc, #ifl^WI ^•lOP'lt^f^l^t,^*!*!!

^w^ ^, ^f > ^9[^tp frj\, 09Utf 'rtn, tf#fli,

^fs, Bfift a sacred precept, prescribed obser-
vance, rite, rule, formula, form, statale,
injunction^ or^en deoiM. cammafid, a snored

- f^MtV 4If

text or citation, fete, dtetiay, luck, an act,
ietion, form, manner, a sacred writing* the
law, Brahmin

ft\* ^^f 9^» the moon, camphor.

tl\^ f^f-'^'^^iftVtf ^■^WIH, «iV, agitated, shaken, sbakefl

out, trembling, tremulous, abandoned;, left,
Relinquished. [destitute*

t^, ftjw, flit, Wt«ni|)^. agitated, distressed, afflicted^

ft|«r« tSW^f Rifhu or the ascending node.

f^^^i fty^-^#wHii, nfi, «iDre/t^, a trembling, shaking,

agitation, relinquishing, abandonment, &c.

P*^# t^llf*» ^RUf^, ^nvn» •tW^I, wi^^f^, upheld, sus^

tained, held, seized, withheld.

ftwit ^#1/, *rtl/, ^/^Cf f , ^/iTftttf , ^tvi<lT, ftfilf^ ^, to be

done, upheld or prescribed, what is to be done
or practised ; a prescribed observance.

ftri. fSwH, ciw, ^ ^NWtnir, destruction, enmity, aver-
sion, disrespect. [hoi^tile, averse*

t^^, ^Ww, wit?, f^I^tr, ftnw, destroying, penishiDg,

^«w, ^m«, ^ ^4N|^, ^aF, bowed, bent, stooping, pro*

strate, humble, submissive, crooked, curved.

tlfi(%,- flrt?,— ^-^JBlfti, ^^•«*, CTPWW, ftf^, SWW?, 0^^

PWWW, ^t^t%, ^Wiw^, humility, modesty,
submission, compliance, mildness, affability,
decorum, decency, propriety of behaviour, an
obeisance, reverence, apology, humiliation,
^treaty, supplication, humble solicitaticm.

humble, modesty submissive, yielding, tracta-

s

ble, compliant, suppliant, afiiaible.
nmffi «^/, ^iPni/, perishable, destructible^

flP^ «^ ftf 1, ft*»TU «^. fW. ?^» ?J^ «» destroyed*

rmned, spoiled, corrupted, perverted, fallen*
^rverse, vicious* artful, dishonest.
r«IU ^■WBl. «•» VflWB»» without* beside, save, except
Umfm, tm fffnw» Wtm^^ to |>lat» plait or dress the hair.

420 nirfht:

fimtif, (ir^jl '^rhr, a fialseor assumed naitie« '
ft^nfit, ta«t/twt?tCTit, bearing a false or feigned name,
fiprt?^, ^\t^n, ^i[, ^m^^, Ganesha ; hnmble, yielding.
fjRTSTPf, ^^55|t^, 'ip^i, ease, facility.

utter destruction, annihilation, ruin, perdi-
tion, loss, death, murder, slaughter, the close
of a strain, (in music.)

fiiH|i*<, ^nQ[«i, m^wr, fi«lt^, to destroy utterly, bring to

ruin» aunihilate, kill, murder, spoil.

fSpcprtNi, ft^W/, 1 r 'V, 'WR, Wirflt?, ^^flfTjt, ftirt/ , destruc-

.Oi^m^, f^^nir?, ) tible, perishable, tending to rain,

capable of being spoiled.

fitirrtt, r V, V^, irt^W, destructible, &c^ destructive ; a

destroyer. [to decay.

ft^trtt^, ¥*^rtl*i, •n^/irtK, verging to ruin, spoiling, going

Pwrm^ff, ^nsn^'^, ^Wvrwi, involuntarily.

ftPTWW, «rwtf^*, «rft*ttW, 4tc^«RF, ><W^rN#M^> conclusive,

deciding the judgment; a decisive argument*

ftPr^tiRI, Pwt«, *m'W, PnWW «rm^; a logical conclu-
sion, decision, decisive argument, proof.

ft|^r»fr5, ♦rjw, ^••r, ^nw?, •tt?t, f*^t,^*Wt^, a fall, fall from

office or 4iguity, fall from innocence or vir-
tue, calamity, evil, pain, distress, disrespect.

Hrf^nnr, ^fl^irtT, •tfii^f^ <sffi5^ii, barter, exchange room, sub-
stitution, stead, requital, return, retaliation.

WPfcst^, ♦Wft^t^, CTpr 9CWC1C1 Apr ^^^RRrt irt^'ff *nwft-

c^f^n? ft^^sl, an appointment to office, appli-^
cation or appropriation to a particular pur-
pose, a giving in expectation of remunera-
tion or return. [ing, gettliBg:

W^«(?, f^W??, f^Mftf, certainty, assurance, an aseertain*

ff^tv, .^, 'Ilr'''^'^* ^^*4hp5,^RT«PBr, Its, AiciAnr, fti, «[jflNr,

^itf'TS, .i{Rf9, humble, • modesty unassuraiiigy
placid, meek, gentle, compliant, yieldingt

1km' 421

tractable, of subdued pMsions, well-behaved,
decoraus, decent, well* dressed » adoroed,.
handsome^ taken, led, conveyed, punished,
chastized, humbled, weli-trained.

ftc^, "fWK5>^, ?WI, irflWl*, ^IWW»/*WP*?, arulcr, king,

leader, instructor, guide.-
ftt^s 'SJW/, f^i ^» "IW, ^•IWA w;, governable, tracta*

ble, submissive, humble, flexible, exoraUe,.

adorable, to be humbled, &c. [mence.

'^^^'H?, f< 3^, ^5«1, joy, sport, play, eagerness, vehe*

^» tr^# WI^, ^^, ^f^, tfeij, •tflr, * ^W?, ''^^^Wj WW/

CTH, a drop, atom, scrap, a sp6t, dot, mark,
point, comma, the characters o^ and ^^ the
part of the forehead between the eyebrows.

^^^Pf, rf^, VBW^, ^ftV9t^, to pierce, perforate, bore, pe-
netrate, to pain, gripe. [cholic.

t^*^, n3»PP, r*r^^, perforating, &c, griping pains, the

fir^/^, wn^^ ?t^*i, ^rTWT^, wi^fiW, ^^*t^, Tl^^» *M^^t ar-
ranged in order, dressed, adorned, placed,
fixed, deposited, pledged, delivered.

»WT^, ^*Tfic, ^n^, ^^, orderly or artificial
arrangement, adjustment of the dress so as
to adorn the person, a dressing of the hair,
an assemblage, collection, deposit, pledge, a
scite, place, receptacle. [oblique.

U^Uf, ^w, CTTP>?T^, i^, ripened, matured, twisted,

ft*W, «FI, ^ft, fifft^Tfift, fi[^f|t^, fiRW;, an enemy, adver-
sary, opponent, disputant ; hostile, adverse.'

UH% f^V?» toiifprjir, a sale, a contract of sale.

fiwn, ^♦f*!, •t^i/ltftRrt, ffcr, a shop, stall; market, feir.

ft'WBt^, ^^fWTWf?, the surmounting of a difficulty, &c.

I^^nn^f TRTIR^, surmounting HilBcukies,- escaping from
' • cStlamiti^s. ' • [adversity.

'^W%, ft«1S{, — ^•t?, ^^f a misfortune, accident, calamity,

ft^i WtSt^W; ^% a bye-road, wrongs road, evirway.

4» (NMH

1SH«ll4^> ^fimHf f«iiif if! an «TiI wa^i TiciaQs, oerrerse.

unfortUDEtd, distraseed. afflicted^ suffering ad*
tersityt ioat, de8tix>yed, spoiled. .

ftn|Ni» ^Iti^* ^iPi» ftvfVft "if^H, contrary, re^ersev j^positCt

adverse, hostile, repugnant to ; oppositieD,&c.

f^nftRb f^f^ffWf nwvif against, in opposition, contrary to,

?r?F^» contrariety* opposition* reverse, invert-
ed order, &c. hostility, repugnance ; vast,huge.

fialse assumption! as of false for true, imagina-
ry for real^ &c. a false conception, an attribat-
ing falsely, an erroneous assertion.

fwt^^ •tijntUt wt** ^ip^, 'W'w. ?3pi, ^<t, ^^i^, ^•iHf

npftl,^l*ti^, a ripening, ripeness, maturity, an
unexpect'Cd result, an occurrence, the natural
'.or moral consequences of actions, moral re^
tribotion, distress, poverty, calamity, ruin, a
change bf form or state, &c. indigestion.

f)ntfNl» ^iK^l^i lit sore, kibe or blister on the foot.

Pfittti V(, vt^nr, flf7, a forest, wood, thicket.

f^, ^Wtl, *», fW» «r|p, ^^ft^, «*?, huge, vast, stu-

4)endous^ greats large, much, deep. *

f9iir» ^ttmn, Am, a bnUiman.

abuse, contumely, insult, reviling, reproach,

censure, a retort, retaliation,
tei^, ^l^# Wf f?» deteriorated, inferior, bad, distant.
fter^ttCt, f^fUfBf 0%jp^^ moving in a contrary direction.
ft<tft9t|t, fdnSf ^ifVf^t ^"WWt?^ '•^^P ^^* opposed to,

acting against ; an antagonist, a specific.
ft«rt%«tWi, WlW, ^IWP*, ««t^Wi ^r^l^# a dispule, objcc^

tion, remonstrance, obstacle, opposition of

iafcefesitsi dtsgra<^i Ice. [adispnte.

^^m^i Actm*f»*^f^irt, I^Cf^ dispotetio^ Yimgling,

M^BTf , ^mi9f t mUm, ^% «iK wr. UBfeeb^^, dislikMl.

disesteemed ; sio, teafmi^fre»siaA^ cfjme.

flwn, flWHw,— -fltyi. i/< Ori^t «•«» unproductive, froit^

less, abortive, Tain, useless, ifieffectual, }dle«

(^v^m, (^trf, iDeffectually, uselessly, to fto purpose.

ft^t nnpAiv, «r^^» expanded, op^n, blown.

f^^¥t, ^l^lti 'Nit. ^1i|1> ^ vi^i^ <Q ispealCf a desire.

Utfir9, ?ne3niFt« f^n? , ^|t^«, requiied or wished to bo

spoken, wished, desired.

ftn^. 9fc^nf9, desirous of speaking, wishing to say.

Pw?, ftn, <nl, fin, ^,a burrow,hole,chasai,oave,reae|s.

r«jf^, ftwif5f?1 'i^'r, fits, ^*n, ^/Mrt, f>#<, to tell in de-
tail, specify, narrate, describe; circumstances,
partieulars, a detail, description, relation, ^x^
pianation, exposition, gloss, comment.

Uvt^, lt?«r, «rt^ ^^. WtfW tt^^f to relinquish, leare,

desert, abandon, quit, reject, except.

Ww, W^wC <Wlw, it^, - fWW, '4lswt*, t^W, changed

in colour, discoloured, bedaubed, reddening,
blushing; one of low cast, a& outcast.

f5rT», ^, ^, 5W, irt^t, miw, ^, a dancing, a going,

turning or whirling round, an errQir, mistake^
a heap, collection, assemblage, multitude, i

UvH. n^, 117, f<si, "VffW, crippled, incapable of exertion,

weak, helpless, not under controul.

fitm^, fSni, — ^9sw, naked, unclothed, without clothes.

fnm, ft^w,— ^nw fipw fl^, ^W^/i %«IW» exile, banish-
ment, desertion ; naked, unclothed.

ft«IV, ftRitV* ^9i^* ^^T9^t ^twn, a dispute, quarrel^ brmii,

wrangling,a lawsuit,eontro¥eniy,aD objecthm.

ft9tir9, f^Kinw, 9«if(, dbputing, litigating, controverting.

^nfti Pmtf^f ^JWtm, ^HtWt^/ flWV, disputing, litigious,

£Mitious, quarrelsome, disputatious, contro-
veraial ; a plaintiff, .complainant, opponent.

ft^nqv, f^K riwf¥, ^^(ftrpi, connected with or relating

to dtsputesi &o. oaptiQui, litigiQus, &c.

424 ftcmF

I

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fwW, «rt? ♦rtlt^, ^fi?, marriage, a weddings imptiato.
ft?tf?^, ^» ^*t5[<lf, married, wedded; .
ft4»?;, fetiFWT^/, ^>«i?p^, marriageable, fit to be married,
ftftv. ftrn^. ^irtilt, nf^qr, ^•i;, fpw. itor, ftnfi^, ftFtfj^,

V^n^t «pUtary, lonely .desart, deserted, pare,

. holy, separate, detached* di^^tinguished, dis-

orimipated, judged.discriminating, jadipious.

ftrf^H, 'tW«W?, ^W%' various, diverse, many, multi-
form. . [losopher.

U^K, cri^l, ^rfi% a god, a deity, ft learned maa, a phi-

Pr^, f^Wtf|F5, 4!WP^, fins/^p, •tWHt^, detailed, narrated,
' , particularized, amplified, displayed, made
maoifest, evident, expanded, extended.

f^^, ^rtWIf.St^n, «i^«t, an explanation, gloss, exposi-
tion, manifestation, display.

VKfM^. l^^St^* revolving, whirling, xoUing, turnii^ round.

ftcw, ftc^WWt'T, f<C^F^, ^fth, ^ir^'^ftB^t?, 5Wlf<, ^W^/, dis-
crimination,, judgment, the faculty of disch-
g^ minating, power of discerning good from evil,

conscience, abstraction from worldly afiairs,
religious indifference, ascetism.

te*#t, *|^f'^ ^»R^ft5t?WF, ft^^^, n(n% i^^flt, discrimi-
nating, discriminative, judicious; a judge, a
, sage, an ascetic or abstract devotee*

discriminating, distinguishing, judging, ex*
ajnining into, reasoning, reflecting, thought-
ful, rational, civil, polite; a^uperintendant
t*CTR, f5i^5g^,R[yt?M,to deliberate, reflect,4esign,judge.&c.

,f^5wi, ^WFi^f5nFt3, '^^'W^, wi, w^^. ^, jnpf^ii^jnt^,

^^Sjrpr, t^K^ittc, ^^«2ft?, ^wp'CWi, discrimina-
tion, reflection, thought, deliberation, con-
sideration, examination, investigation, enqui-
ry, trial, judgement, inference, supposition,
persuasion, deliberate opinion, design, pur-
pose, a sup^rintendance, overlooking.

ftvtfSW 426

nnfi^,^i^,Vtft«, examined, investigated, pondered, &c.

f^tin^^ ^, rcut^, a female^B amorous affectation of indif-

fereDce to dress, &c. amorous dalliance.

ft^» tjf^^, 5W5?, involved in calamity, distressed.

ftVsP, Uf¥W. tr"tf«, ^!if%^, V^fH^, divided, separated, por-
tioned, shared, parcelled out, allotted.

TiC€W9, Ulster •«? W5 ^, a son born after the division

of bis deceased father's property.

f^f^, 4^f?, ^*"f. ^^, a grammatical termination or in-
flexion, a division, portion. [to share out.

finwR', fJrWt^, — ^^°^^, ^"t^, to divide into shares or lots,

^^, ff^, a thing, substance, matter, wealth,
property, grandeur, loftiness of mind, mag-
nanimity, elevation of sentiment, supreme or
superhuman power, final enwapipation.

fw^?, ''^^t^, Vrhat may be appropriated; property.

r4r9<i«1t4t, iR^^>inrtVl» rich, affluent, grand, magnanimous.

fwt, fiwtif, ftRg,CTlTO/, light, lustre, beauty, marriage.

fror^, f^^W?. fii/, ^iRt, the sun, fire.

fiwt^, ^^f T^, f^Wt^, f^, a share, portion, part, lot,

a division, allowance, a fraction.

ftwt^f ^^» ft«lf5r?1,««r^t, dividing, sharing out, allotting;

one who receives a share, a sharer.

f3r¥tw*, Wt<>ljt, one who divides property into shares.

f^ns, tfO^t^^l, fJiTtfi^, dawn, day-break ; married.

fir¥T^5f, fJt^lt,— tR^^T^, ^ CirW, rich, wealthy, powerful.

RwT^'n, fJCTi^Tl. '•w^R, «nTtf, nflwr, w, ft^^l, discrimi-

nation, perception, a seeing, discovering, con-
viction, examination, discussion.

Pwt^nit?, FiCV^, «lfiWi9, discriminable, distinguishable,

discoverable, Liable to conviction. [bawd.

fwm^s iftfai, ^flWt, WVI, ^1^, nig^^t, turmeric, a harlot,

f^^iWfW, ftc^ft^, ^■njj?, 'tWt'ifiwi, •tl^WtP^, f^WW, discrimi-
nated, marked, perceived, seen, discovered^
proved on evidence^ convicted, judged^

Hhh

426 f^^t

(%mt^, fl^ivr, j^iRtW,a twofold proposal,alternative,option-

r^^STft^, f^wvf, ^^9, doubtfol, optional, declared, spoken.

f5i1^f, Wfl>«, tl^^, ^^/, ft^t3?^5, Prt*^«, divided, separated,

distinct, different, discordant, contrary , con-
tfadiotory, scattered, dispersed, intermixed.

ft^^, ift»<i, ''FirtT^P, formidable, fearful, terrific, alarming.

ftf, ^^iHt, (^/, fF, •», ^f^, ^N?, gwi, omnipresent,

all- pervading,eternal, firm, solid, hurd; a lord,
sovereign, owner, master, God, Brahma, &c.

U^, '•iPimf^, ^•'ff*, «JnN/, r^tW?^5^, divine or superhu-
man power, affluence, property, glory, gran-
deur, the ashes of cowdung. [pompous.

f^t^prnr. tiftnt^jT^, t««4H, affluent, glorious, splendid,

ft^^«i, '•i'Wt?»^fiR1,rfWT, ornament, decoration, trinkets,

jewels ; to ornament, decorate, dress, adorn.

f^'S, «j^, .Wf|»^ l^ftf^, ^^»rnr«, ?1*F5. held, retained,

upheld, sustained, supported, maintained.

ftPW, ftwp?, •IttTv, ftrt^,^n?fr5;, f^rflpn, a separation,

division, distinction, difference, contradic-
tion, a scattering, dispersion.

^Wft, Wi'^rt;, iff, an error, mistake, a doubt,
apprehension, whim, caprice, capriciousness,
wantonness, female dalliance, the power of
love, beauty, a whirling round.

f^IC^tM, ^W^r, ^4, Ipi^, *r8, f^yif, foolish, senseless,

faint, faintish, insensible, drunk, transported.

fW|t^, ^Jt^, ^•tJf, an emersrency, misfortune, calamity.

I^^^f ^ftnJ, aro, mistaken, erring, flurried, alarmed.

f2r5t%, w, iPW^, error, confusion, precipitation, flurry.

ftro, •W^^f fWft^,'»R/tt^li^, ^-^jir-f^, averse, oppos-
ed to, hostife, contrary, of a different opinion.

P^, ^^P^, ^'Wfif, ^NTiff%, ^swt'T, disinclination, dis-
like, disapprobation, a different opinion.

I>PR%, ftsRli, — ^ift*i|wi«it, ^iR/^T^, f^jr^, ^^^[\% fWlV^

UM%f f^Htp inattentive, absent in thought.

filftv 427

thinking of something else, otherwke- minded,
averse, dissatisfied, bewildered, perplexed,
sad, brokeD-bearted^ disordered in mind.

turate,rub, grind, pound, compress, trample
down, subdue, destroy, kill; friction &e.

ftW< n^% l^f f*?f^» ^*f 't^. ^«» regret, repen-
tance, after- sorrow, dissatisfaction, dislike,
displeasure; sadv dejected, sorrowful, anxious.

ftl^, RBUirt^, r^?^, penitent, sorry, dissatisfied, &c.

fam, W^^f, '^^ W^, ^(i* wsrt^, cl6ar, transparent,

limpid, clean, pure, white, beautiful.

ftiTl, <Rf, irtind^, ''^•fs?^*!^, insurance of ships. &c.

nwtsi, 5i<l1HiiWl, a step-mother, (the real mother being

either living or dead.) [carriage.

fiwpr, wwt^, IM, «n|t, the chariot of a gojd, a car, vehicle,

fwt^t, ^% t5t?tn^, ^tFt?, iT|^, a wrong, bad or bye-
road, an eyil course, a brush, a broom.

fSnjK ft^pr, on^^cfT^, liberated, redeemed, pardoned, &c.

ftff*, POTITW.— ^Wf*, ^W?, ^H, 'Vtt^ liberation, release,

liberty, redemption, final emancipation.

tSnm, nntvs^ 15t^, «l^55. '^^iv, fascinated, bewitched,
"^ deluded, seduced, stupified, confounded.

fto<^, 'iwrw, firf^^, turning away from, averted, averse.

f^Cilt^, ^^^, 1PV^> a redeemer, liberator, &c.

f^CTt«^» ^Tsfr, ^«?H, iTOPPj^, toYelease, liberate, free, re-

deem.disentangle,clear»diMncumber,pardon.

VfCtrVf «rt?1, ^^, IJ'tf^' •^^''» fascination, a bewitching,

deluding, seducing, tempting, stupefaction.

f3c«j$t, ^CTO9 wiTft? ^f^»^»«i, a spouting up» gushing out.

Pr^, ^« ^/» «iW. ^1, «tR5|(^, Wft, IS«. the disk of

the sun or moon, a shadow, reflection, irnag^^
picture, a bubble*

f«r» WW,— ir« Pirti, wnt^, a species of gourd,

nn^I^t}, rihn^, Ptwff^, ITWl, convex, round, ruddy^ red.

ftfH^ f«4f^i^tV(, %^t1lF9| reflected^ shadowed out»

428 t*rt

fniTf^, 9^B^<T)r, having red or ruddy lips, rosy-lipped.

f5?^t ^•TFFP^, ^«at^, the sky, atmosphere, the heavens.

tSRj^.^irt^, fffiT?^, to bring forth young, to calve, litter.

f^^, f^^^,f^?#t, separated, disjoined, disunited, absent.

ftc?, U^^^, *ff?«i?, marriage.

HlC?!^, Ut^, ftff. fW^^, '•ITOWftrf^, ^fUTOlttl^ disunion,
, separation, disjunction, absence (of lovers),

departure, death, a label, a prescription, a se-
parate entry or account. [(as lovers.)

fSreirt^, PiWtftt4t, — Pqfijt, fi?f^4t, m. Sff. absent, separated,

^c^?> ^r^, ^1^^;, odd, uneven, ill-matched, unsuitable.

UT9f '•lifi, <^» V«, ^^, 'i^^^^N, displeased, dis-
satisfied, disgusted, vexed, ruffled, teased,
annoyed, averse, indifferent to. [disgust.

ft?^, ^>r^f^, 9^1, displeasure, dissatisfaction, dislike,

ft?5W, *l[W, «t^, Pr^«i, to compose, write, compile, con-
struct, build, make, fabricate, prepare.

ft3Wi> fsT^jrewi, ^^rpn^af^ 7f\m ?nf?/ nw, €t^ ftrw, a

woman who has ceased to menstruate, a sa-
crifice made on renouncing the world, a cer-
tain place of pilgrimage.

ftfs, fk^, fl^JW, ^/T^, ceased, relinquished, stopped, ha-
ving ceased or desisted, desisting from, aban-
doning. [pau:^e.

ftjf^, f^Tfftf, ^^fjrPl, a cessation, desisting, stopping:

9^, 9nF, private, retired, remote, alone, apart,
wide, rare, of infrequent recurrence, occur-
ring at distant or repeated intervals, relaxed,
loose, thin, delicate, fine.

f^nrcvr, z^^tXM.I^vc^, secretly, underhand, privately, apart.

f^, ♦tt^n, '•I'^rt^, ^SWl^ff ^^rt^, i^rw, insipid, ill-tasted,

nauseous, rank ; an ill taste or flavour.

•ttaifN^I, ^^ff , ^sftlCTj f^% separation, part-
ings absence of lovers, distance, cessation^

f^lPV 429 '

forbearance, relinquishment, loneliness, be-
reavement, destitution, a lover's lament.

f^f ft?rt^,-.^ra^, '•nrw, ^*n*, f^cirt^, deserted, for-
saken, destitute, bereft, lonely, absent, sepa-
rate, (as lovers.) [is absent ; deserted, &c.

ft?<^4t, ftrytftrft, ^/^, a female whose lover or husband

indiffereuce to the world and the pleasures
of sense, absence of desire or passion, disre-
gard, dislike, disapprobation, disrelish, dis-
gust, slander,calumny, reproach, imputation.

ftjt^Tt, wt^MP, fqw, ^^^^n^ift, Rwir»/t^, fw^^r?, filled

with disgust, nauseating, disrelishing, calum-
niating, &c. dead to pleasure, &c.

r^jtn WW, c^^;, y<R:^ ^w^r^, '^nnrti^, «r^T^i «wt^if%y

^fzifr, splendour, beauty, a life of ease, dignity,
&c. freedom from care, an appearing, manifes-
tation, a shining as an object of admiration,
- ' Brahma or his first progeny, a Cshyatriya.

ft?WR, «r*M^, vm^9^, ^< «tT?^, jns V€\^^% to shine, be

splendid, to live in ease, dignity, &c, to reign.

ncjtflRf, ^TftHs, ^fW^, rtr^lflri, manifested, displayed^.

exhibited to view, splendid.

ft?twrt^, <fr^WrR,iftriBm^,rWfl?«iiMf^fti, shining, &c. excit-
ing admiration, appearing in a beautiful form.

f^3l^, «T?c^ wr^f^vrn, jm, ^f*^, «Wti, a part of cen-

tral India, a king ; huge, large.

Uff^p ' l^^,'Frf«,f<<aft^,^^, ftTY,^?^M, «tt^, rw, a cessa-
tion, a desisting from, cessation from labour,
rest, repose, a vacation, recess, adjournment,
leisure, spare time, a pause, a space.

^^f9» ^n, vomited, thrown off the stomach.

ftfjftp, TW, ft^. ft^, Brahma', Vishnii, Shiva.

^•f?, ft^, opposed to, hostile, reverse, con-
trary, absurd, &rtful, disingenuousi insincere.

430 nmr^

evil, vile, nasly, unlucky, bad, unfortunate;
a misfortune, opposition, quarrel, dispute.

deformity, opposition, dislike, an enemy, op-
ponent ; hostile, adverse, deformed, hideous,
ill-shaped, ugly, monstrous, mis-shapen^

f^ii4E, ^f^{, C*t9c»^ a diarrhoea, a purging, a looseness.

f4r3^^, TOW^^ft, 'ItiW, cathartic, purgative.

Prc?5ir, ir»r5rt*f ^«J,^?TO«r, to evacuate by stool; a purging.

fiORrrel, f^l^t^, ^srf^^nw, f>^(^, an opposer, hinderer, dis-

puter ; quarrelsome, litigious, disputatious.

RCSt^, ?!t^^, ^Wf?, ft^, iwi, "l^^, *fr^il ^5r^/, «rT^;,

PTW^, ?/tWT^, "Sf^^W, ^irt^, a quarrel, a dispute,
discord, litigation, enmity, animosity, oppo-
sition, contradiction, a hindrance, obstruc-
tion, resistance, check, restraint.

Wcrt't'. f^Wt^,— <«rP5^'W,^JRftirl, ft»fW,opposing,&c. quar-
relsome, disputatious, litigious; an opponent.

ftW, ^1 ftps, ^?1. ^^T?, wn*f?, a hole, cha^m, rent, fissure,

lair, cave, cavern, ravine, a valley, a lake.

f^"5tr, differing, different, other, excellent, un-
equalled, marked, select, elegant, handsome;
a distinction, a state or condition without an
assignable cause ; full well. [at shriddas.
f^m^^t <t«7t#K onr xst^fy gifts to a Brahmin and Brahmini
fw^, PWffl, — ^^Pi*^!!, ^^'n^. loose, not joined,unconnected,

not made to suit or fi[t, joined, connected.
-^VmW^f ^^V^^,Uwv^,'VwnftBi% to overstep, to transgress.
f^iV, H^, ^r^^ar^, shameless, impudent, immodest*
'5w[^,-^'Tt^> ^•^^, •t^W*!, ^|tw^ ?p1|rit1 1\M% WX^ ^% ^T^»
. to allot* deal out, to separate,arrange, dispose,
to distribute, bestow, to rob, spoil.
f^VfHv, T9tNf9, i^t^, ^i^c^^, lamented, bewailed, mourned.
fiPRt^, n^t^tf, — ^^ir^, fish which leave the rivers after

heavy rains, and axe found in ponds^ &c.

ftWfttR 431

ftwr, i^% ^rtw, fet^«i^, delay, tardiness, loitering, pro-
crastination, a retarding, delaying, &c.

Pwr^^, i*V^^, ^t^f to dally, loiter, delay, procrastinate.

Tvi(fW9, l[fiw,ftiri,Jr^,«i^'H,^1*rei, delayed, slow, tardy, slow

(as music,) falling or hanging down, pendant.

ftn^, m^'Wi, ^W^nn, dallying, loitering, procrastinating.

Uwt^ iPivfti, f^^m, ortiF, the dissolution of the world,

destruction, final, absorption.

f>m\% Cllc#tf^, iV^V?, cit^RTtf^, a lamentation, loud naoum-

ing, bewailing, complaint. [plain.

%W*nr, Wt?^ W9% V9[9f{% to lament, mourn, bewail, com-

Um^, iFVRrtIt, Wt^, lamenting, mourning, bewailing.

Umn, 'WCTW. ^rpnif. aft?l. ^1^^, ntltflt^ ^*t^^, *»rl, ^tt,

enjoyment, felicity, sport, play, pastimcplea-
sure, amorous dalliance, wantonness, a cor<*
poreal indication of amorous sentiment.

fwit*t. X^, ^«rt^ftr«, aft?T^n^,«l^^, happy, eiyoying, sport-

ingt dallying, wanton, sensual. [rowed.

f^fti%5, wt^?1, WtrtfV, striped, marked with lines, fur-

Um, ^••Wjrt, «Ctiuf^»1, ^rtWftr, tf^^ 5Rrt, a division, allot-
ment of labour, &c. adjustment, regular dis*
tribution, orderly arrangement.

rWlhr, ^flv^,^*«fif9,dissolved,melted,disappeared,peri8hed.

f^'^, "vi^fiRr, f?^, trt^, ^rt^9, obsolete, extinguished^

forgotten, erased, wanting. [parted, dead.

f^C^rt^, f^fik, fViTt^, Jj'a, private, apart, uninhabited, de-?

PtCTt^'^, ftr?t^<t,Wi^,to view steadily, look, survey,behold.

PioitT^, Wft^, w^. W^, «[*^, to agitate, stir op, churOf

to roll or wallow on the ground.

n^mw, ^rs/?, ^;f«3N, •tfJtwnft, ^/fivtv, f^^tft^, ^fft^, ^ifel,

an opposite course or order, in version, re verse,
a wheel for raising water ; reverse, opposite,
contrary, backward, against the grain.

f^umliW, ^vn iSf^^ ^W*^* «n^, bom of a father inferior

in cast to the mother. [wave, undulate.

f^GCHtsR. cft>R; V9K, %«i«Pr, to BwinK, oscillate, wasr, shake.

432 nipit

fiW, a^w, ivn, the bel or wood apple.

I^r^, ^^'^ ^^' ^ swarm of ants, &c. a swarmingf.

fW%, 'ftf^^, ft^?, f^Wif, fearless, bold, safe, secure.

ft^lflrs, €t«, vW, ipictt, ^irfSj^rft^, alarmed, fearful, suspi^

cious, suspected, mistrusted.

ft^/, fwi^, W^* Pr«^5*ri|, free from paiu or distress,

having the dart extracted from the wound.

f^tn, C^tT^f^^^^ the 16th lunar mansion.

firttjf, ^tf^^f f^W/W, •l^, •«r^, wise, learned, famous, cele-
brated, eminent, confident, bold, presuming.

ft'irw, ap^, <tpi^, <«r^tf5r^, large, wide, enlarged, extended.

Wl<t, 'i(|;?,?t*i,^t%t,3;ftr not crested; an arrow, pin, needle.

'l^^^y ^tl, distinguished, select, superior,
desirable, good, excellent, eminent, noble,
elegant, polite, genteel, inherent in, havmg,
possessed of, endowed with.
WW;, xms, ^*%^^ ^R'W^^, ;bi/^T^ *rtf, requiring to be

discriminated, accidental, not inherent ; asub-
stantive or worddiscriminable by its adjective.

fkn%, ^f|^^» ^^^f t^^» ^^^ 1^/^T^. ^. ^^^, clean-
sed, purified, corrected, (as a writing,) clean,
pure, holy, virtuous, pious, humble, modest,
compliant. [writing, &c.

T2|«f%f ^T^> ^tfiwtjr, purity,* holiness, the correction of a

ft^^, ^t?^» ^^> "ffW, dried, dried up,- withered.

ppfE^, Z9H^ ^^» Ttii7, purgative, cathartic.

f3|i^, '!iR^,aFira^«,^a^<1pfel,^;T^«ifiW^ unrestraia*

ed, unfettered, disorderly, jangrammatical.

ft«f<*, ^iPW, ^«^nt«fert*, ^^^, disoifder, irregularity,

confusion, perturbation^distraction.

ftrtv, cwr, '■WW/, ^^^^s, «rcw. ti^i, .«wt?, ?;ftwF, ^•w?,

^W, i^^?, t^, ^N^/, ^■wt^^, a difference,
distinction, variety, dissimilarity, peculiari-
ty, specific difference, quality, a sort, kind,
manner, species, identity, amendment <Mr al*

ft«S 433

leviafion. of disease,, particulars, circum-
stances, detail; other, different, distinct, par*
ticular, peculiar, speciai.

T^vn^f VBfi^, «tcw9, %trtft, 1^, distiosruishing, special

fying, particularizing, discrinriaative, charac-
terisitirc ; an attributive, A sectarial mark.

ftPW^, ft«W^ «^t!»i ^ttWKW twwit*, tMltR», ^^^. a 4i8»

tinctive quality, predicate, characteristic
mark, attribute, epitheC, an adjective, an ad^
verb or qualifying sentt^nce.

Hinv^tv, 0tmr^% fa^JI^, discriminable, distinguish^

able, tp be discrit^inated. [ly.

T4rW3t, ^fk^w, particularly; peculiarly, espedaHy^ chiefs

fmft^, 4IVt, f^CTt^, distinguished, discriminated.

ftrw/, ftcw^, wirfhr, «^v«Pf, mcmf9, %f«flc, distin-
' guiihable, requiring to be particularized, &c.
a 8ob$tantivev a pvedicelte, attributive.

t^t^, KWf^r, ^mn^tM^f'^ free-from ^rief or soiroiv.

ftr^rflnr, ^tinFf^^i nit^ ^n, ^»^ Oni^, to free; from grief.

T^c^«nr, «W«I, to purify, deanse, correct a -writing, &c.

f^mv, n^^ ^^7, 9it*tf^, an adoro^ing, embellishing,

a setting off to advantage. .

fHynw, ^5WfV, <hrt»i1^, a dryirfg,^exsiccati«n, dryness.

r^^anr ft'^tf^, ''t^, ^, "^sp^t, ftWv, ^^flWf, ^^^fkWf ^,

?f9np, A^fiift, trusted, roiifided m, patient,
' tranquihfinii, steady, humble; lowly^ minded,
rested, reposed, excessive, exceeding, much,^
' ' ^festive, jocular, phiyfaK -

f^enr, fintt^r, f^vC^9,cr^V> trust, cDnfidem!e,.hilarity, fes-
tivity, mirth, affection, affectionate enquiry.
PMnVf ^trsr^irv. rested/ reposed, refreshed after fatigue,
ft^ttfi, fi«IW,^-*-'ft?W. «rwnn, 1IWW, f^ rest after fa-
. 4igue^ relazation, repose, refreshment, leisure,
• ^ a recess, vacation; . [affluence.

ftS, ^48r¥, iH^ff^f^^f bereft of splendour* glory or
fkSf^ ttn^Bft^nr, W^, cr^, reno wndd , famous, celebrated.

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434 te^/

^mli% ftwpr, flinr, Uvst^^ separation, distance, especial-
ly of lovers or of husband and wife, disunion,
disjunction. [all, universal, entire.

ftir, 9ftK, fiiCTt^, ^, ^t?t?, the world, the universe;

fSMtv», JjWra ^Jjm ^J5f?r, uPr, ^i, a hound, a dog trained

to the chase, sound, noise ; vile, wicked.

flwRPBil, wO, wSt^ ftww?, the sun, the artist of the gods.

l^tt^V, ^r^^, f)rnit, hard to please, dissatisfied with

erery thing. [universe.

fN'TW, fiwnnr, fiir<''nr,~«rtf^^,tMf, Shiva as lord of the

rwft/t«f^, ^ffifiifftift, all- pervading, filling all things, [world.

f4»<v«, ft'^^ip^,-. .«i<f*.«^j^, all-deceptive, deceiving the

fir^vsl, ^Ri3t, irCt, fM^, the earth.

tV«% WW3r^,^sr?, 5!<?n«?t, assuming or existing ia

all forms, panlomorphous, universal, omni-
present* [faithful, trusty.

fJwtfim, fJww,— f(a|w. ftnttiWt^l, trusted, confided in,

fXnr^^jPwkl,— wf^^^ttif^,^r?a^ God,

the creator, BrahmsC.

ftHW, f^iwi, ^^, a widow, a trusty female.

f^'itX^f cf^nr, f^«atV, trust, confidence,'^faith, credence.

fWt^^«, ^^^, treachery, a betraying. [tor.

Hwrt^WT^W ^ irr&,— ^J, treacherous, betraying; a trai-

fwrwr, «r«;?^^, ^«5r!rii«^, to believe,^ trust, confide in.

ftwrofir «t^ f^?, a ground of trust, matter of faith.

.^Wttfit, «ri5;igt, a^?«r,^5, trusting, believing, trusty, faithful,

honest. [trust-worthy, &c.

fWf /, fiWPr^t?, — fiwit'^^tJ!, ^TO/^nirt, worthy of confidence,

• Wr, «t?i|, wi. ^?H, ^«it«l, poison, venom, water, gum,

myrrh, the fibres of the lotus-stalk, a red dye.

Pwm, ^tf^f *Wf5^, ^ffWI. poison, venom, virus, virulence.

fm, Wt'PHjiF, vtft«, dejected, sad, sorrowful, pensive.

T^^f ^^» ^^f ^Vf a serpeat, a poisonous snake.

ft«^, f«^;,— tWi^TW, >ff/w«W, ^W*, deadly, mortal.

ftnvf, Wl, ^♦f^wj f>ftF*^5i^, a serpent-charmer or pro-
fessional ourer of its bite, &c.

^^» fW» ^9f ^9^9 frt^«*,1^[W,^»iW, »J^wt^,
^>lf^» ^>i|5> ^>lf!H9, calamity, danger, distress,
pain; painful, difficult, hazardous* trouble
some, evil, violent, unmanageable, inaccessi-
ble, rough, inclement, unparalleled, unequal,
alternate, irregular, intermittent^ odd, un-
even ; very, excessively. [mittent.

f^:iav^, ^tm ^% 47t1^[9Tnif ^, a violent fever,, an ixditn
f^nnm^, ^^^/, cjWt^i absence of health ; unhealthy,
f^ninnffy vtirt^, vWf^tt^r, temerity, rashness, darings

»rt'^i1i^ ^, •!», «K?twc, 1^^, tf^iv, ^rt;, ^/t?,
W«nr» 0W> ^^. 't'll, '^f ^;t1i^, ♦fft . an object
of sense, sensible quality, as colour, form, &e.
a thing, object, object of pursuit, study op
* desire, &c. wealth, substance, business, trade,'

worldly occupation, office, employment, aa
affair, occasion, occurrence, topic, matter,
a law*suit, a refuge, asylum, a country, pro;
vince, place, the element in which a thing
moves, a house, home, a lover, a husband.

1^997, ^iT<t?i «PiWt^, relating to, about, treating of.

f^l^W, ^•'Hflw ^^rfTt%, ^^, worldly business, attach-
ments, &c. office, employment.

a^lttw^, 5w<|Swi>^, ^|>^, ^«rtf*i, rnffiw?, in place, employ-

ed, busy, engaged in business, occupied v^ith
an affair, &c. furnishing objects to the sense
.or understanding.

fkmity ^fWtflts Wntitf I'^itjaiH, engaged in business, hav-
ing worldly pursuits or engagements, &c.
worldly. [cerning, about.

^rec?, «nnn, i^ni, ^*tc?, in relation, in regard to, con-

fSrera^ «timiv, poisoned, mijced or smeared with poison«

f^V% ^, *^, ff^ Wi ivory, the horn of an anima];.

the tosk of aa elephant, &c. a tooth.

fSwW^ Wtf*» «*»* ^rtwl, ^feniW, !»IWWR, dejectiam. madness,

lownesa of spirite, want of energy, disap*
poitttmeht, anxiety^ regret. [virulent.

ft«W, f*^rt«l, tWt,— ^^t»>l|^i ^«llSt, poUonoufii venomous*

U^^ »witf&lft^Wt«l, ^^IH^^t?, the eqo inox.

Xt^n, tff^WCTt^, HAWAII, ft^tj, ^flW», the first astrono-
mical yog, the diameter af a circle, extension,
an obstacle, hindrance.

f^¥. ««^ ^7/9 1[^1^» >m|9mK, the hardening of ce-
ment, &e. constipiltion, urinary obstruction.

fi^r. ^,^«TPIW, Wft, c^r^, ^|^fk,.55W?l^, a tree, a seat,

stool, chair, eouoh, a handful or a seat of
Cusba grass.

fJif^ ^«?t^, compulsory, or unpaid labour, an impressing.

f^il, «isr> ^» ordure, excrement, dung.

f^^, "iilt^rYt^tcjrii ^ i^iTtf^ the 3un's entFance on a new

sign after the equinox.

fiw«^, ^Ht^f^ Jft?, calamity, danger, strait, difficulty.

ftinrtf r ^'if » ftwt^, r^^, ^^^rffe, ^I'Witwif *W^f , ^wtt^, a

dispute, quarrel, contention, contradiction,
murmuriDg, breach of promise, disappointing,
deceiving, deception. . . [muring, &c.

ftTVtwt, ^v<i{^^» 9f9f^1, disputatious, contentious, mur-

fK^\ fvn% — Vt*W# CT^iT, it^v, to spread, extend, ex-
pand, diffuse.

fw«f, fTT, ^/t^, ifWf if'if^^r, flrfii^iiitai ^<, piw, a gift,

donation, relinquishment, abandonment, eva-
cuation by stool^ the letter », emancipation
from matter. [reject.

ftirtpr, ^^f ^«i, fir^iii^r, to make an pbiation, relinqubh,

flpH«i, »q«i, ?/t^'r, ^T^, to move, extend; spread.

r^^&^l, Wt*ti|iP^, ^•f^rrf, WTii?^, the^sym]bitomof a disease,

costivenesfl.

fi9^» Oi^. — ^/t«, <er^?«. .diffused, extended, spread.

ft^i, Prrt^, «i^ n^StlfJ, offered, given, relinquished^

abandoned, expelkd, cast off w out.

flRBTf Vtfllf.«Wti» .?tfe.^*,^^aH«lir# ^Itfir, ^tt^ «WfJ^
. . ^V»f ^I* Swi^5iK^W,. extension, expansion,
enlargemeatsproUxity ,diffu8^ness,am pi i tude,
ptbundaBce, plenty, sufficiency; extj^nded, prq-
lix, copious, mucbi abundant, large, plentiful,
sufficient, ample,. ^any^mimerou^* . .

fntXp ^fW, «fmi. vifn, T»/^f«i/j pRu^, ftc^nnr, 9«c«r3r

HKiT)^, e^ tension, spre.ad, diflfusioo^ ampli*^
fication, prolixity, a dejtail, detailed narra*
; . tion, divergence, tbe diameter of a circle.
fiWtl^, U^% ^f^^f f5rfT?r, W9it?, <«n^S, to describe in de-
tail^ Sec. to specify, enlarge, dilate, to spread
, out, ^extend, expand.
fWtlt, 4Wft, spreadmg out, ampUfyiftg, enlarging, &c.

f^% «tJHfli^, n^3f dWt?'. «mv. ^m extended, sprtad*

. spread out> expanded, enlarged, wide^ ample,
large. [a cic?!?.

T9f9, ^rnt^, ^nvn ^^ifCi^» id: also the diameter of

fi^^^, r<rt«itt«, V^ TOPW, with open moutii, gaping.

f^r^'V, ^ff^^l^, tremulous motion, (as of the limbs, &c.)

fP*f^, ^fWf ^t^iW, evident, manifest, ope^, clear.

Uz^i9-^, fitr^t^,— ^<»,^;^,aboil. imposthume, pustule.

f4^?, ^H*W/WPT, Pri Wi, ^ W^t surprize, astonishment,.

wonder, diicourag^ment, copfu^ion;

f^^«i, ^iw, nt^i% to forget, to lo?e the recollection of.

UPm, piS^f ft^ir, ^^, surprizcjd.. a%tomi^ed, co--
founded, disconcerted. [mistaken.

ft^9 ^W^, nfW, «B|^, forgotten, in an error, out,

f^^f^, w, Tgn, !<#, m\% a forge ttuvg, mistake, error, for-

getfulness, oblivion. . .

T^mt^ Vtft^^ «t9, insipidity, tasteljssspess, a good.taste.

fwrtf, ^K!^, ^^tpi. ^^/1, insipid, tasteless, [the sun, &c.

ft^^, f^arir-JT, — n^, cot, ^mSi, a. bird i a fowl, a cloud,

Usf?^^ vnit^^m^^ft^, to smite, kill, burt, impede, &c.

fiflOWf ftftJ^,— «^?r^, ♦rti^, ^^FW^l, to tdke a walk or

airing, to wander, to go.abirat.

43d mf

ftf^, ^PTO, 'iltljtw, gladness^ jdy, pleasiil«p« delight'

PtC"^, fj?^^, •rtlt^pf 5fj[^, to smile, laugh g[ently, laugh at

^in> f^riT^, ^^?, a marriage, a weddings nuptials.

fiHW, ^f^fl, ft|«f, ^/tf«r, perplexed, bewildered, confus-
ed, confounded. [torted.

ftrtf*f«, ift^, ^^«f, D^, Pnn^, a gift, donation, given, ex-

p[?pr, 'fifT^v'FPi, 'fil^f^, iret?, the morning, the dawu, early.

PHTPT, ^irt^M, ^wlt'i*, *^/, the sky, the atmosphere.

fti^f c^f^, ^31» ^W^, C7fir, «Nl, a walk for pleasure
y or exercise, a tour, trip, ramble, a roaming,

play, pastime, sport.

ftfmv, Pi^,— w?tf^?1, *»Wf?t, cwnft?!, taking exercise,

walking or riding for pleasure^ playing, sport*
ing, moving freely. [dicule.

ft^t'T, ^f^^t^;, f<^^, a smile, gentle laugh, laughter, ri-

ftl^, ^fF5, «ftC3|TV, fit, proper, right, orderly, Decesaary.

n^^, 9^, bereft, destitute or deprived of, without

firrti, ^, vt^, ^f9, ^?T*Or, agitated, troubled, disturb*

ed. alarmed. [survey.

ft^^, W<R, ^^CTt^'r, to see, perceive, behold, view,.

^, '•rtfSr, 5t?1, ^'Wt?^, a seed,, plant, source, origin.

^tl^^STI, ft^y f*tf^,- J?WT^«ri, a seed-plot, seed-bed.

ft^^, ^mtm, ^«mF?1, ^rrjl, straw, stubble.

fSf^f ^3W, l^, a \yave, a ripple. [cause.

ttH, ft9i m^, w, wtfie^riW, a seed, origin, source,

^» ^«W?<l> t^ «r^rt, *IV. ^i, 'Tf?, ^^, 'iWflW/l, ^Ml,

a cause, origin, spring, source, principle*
seed, kernel, fruit-stone, sprout, semeu, al*
gebraic analysis, the mystidal 9.

^Itin. ^ ^W1, — 5T?dfrKl, a seed-plot, seed-bed.

4)91^11, ^RVf^/1, arithmetic, mensuration and algebfa*

ft9[s(, ^«rl ^«iT7,>t^T'r 9?<i, to fan, to agitate the air.

^Jrtl^[iwr, ftit,—'m\fff^ijf^p a progenitor, ahorigines.

ftm^, i^f i^f w^n% wn i^, a seed-sprout, shootrlseed-
^ lobe or cotyledon. [from a family.

'ftv, ttnx^^f ^m, %«?, produced from aeed, sprung

^ 43f

fN, ^mtT/ 1^P<ft» the Indian lute or guitar.

it^f ^, "Wr, Wfira, gone, past, tranquil, quiet, tame.

tnt^U JcmfH^ft^, ftlWftHT, free from passion, of subdued

passions. [terrace, a stall, shop.

<lflt, •«, r«*<!, c#, ^^, a road, a row, a line, a front

^i^^^f ^^^y ^^tf • ^?, ^•5'» disgust, abhorrence ; disgust-
ing,, cruel, mischievous.

9ICOT, ^HIT^, r«r9, a hero, warrior, champion,
valiant man, an actor, mime, one eminent for
any moral excellence, a Tantrist» heroism, (in
poetry,) the sacred domestic fire of a Brah*
min; bold, valiant, brave, gallant, powerful,
strong, robust, eminent.

fhn, r^/t vtr^, f^ant heroism, valour, courage.

%n^, W|^, ^tt^y, a warrior's belt or zone, a girth.

4t?Tr^, «rc?9 l^p anr, chief among heroes ; a wrestler.

^it?c^fti, ^^^ Wrw, ^n, an ear-ring having a stone

between two pearls.

4||nm, ft«n^ c^tvl, VttV cwtN, a distinguished hero, a sa-
crificial horse. [terodoxy.

Itivn, ^it^ft^, f^Pnf, the observance of the Tantras, he-

^t^9 ^^flt5[IW^. a Brahmin whose sacred fire has been

extinguished through impiety or carelessness.

^ftW\, ^tt^, ^l%^<^3|f^, a matron, a wife and mother.

^tftmr, f^ *t^, to kneel ; a kneeling porture.

ffif, PW, ^t^f t^aw, «Wt*», cw, ^, viiF, heroism, va-
lour, bravery, courage, energy, spirit, power,
might, semen virile. [robust.

'^5Nir3rrn, »tt^, ^unff, heroic, courageous, spirited, strong,

^, ^,— ^^«^, %?*, V?f 'tfn, CTW, the breast, bosom,

chest, stomach, heart, courage, spirit.

^i^t ^^wy. I'rtr^, Orai^, fW?, courageous, valourous,

\9Vn^ H^^n^* ' spirited, daring, undaunted.

\wfi^ 9^1^, #W]i1, the breast, the stomach, the maw.

JW^, 9^, f< TP^H, a powder, powdered sugar.

440; . i^

^^wi^-^5irpr, ^5|Kit^,— ^*^rtlf1 WW,. to «trut. ftti&, sweB

with self-conseqaence.

^W^, vn^, v^^ 99r«i, to bark as a dog.

^WR; «ripr, f^^R, Tgyi, to close or shut as the eyes, td

go out as a iamp« to be extinguished, to be
stopped or filled up with any substance.

^^vt^, fsr^t^, ^?I^ ^^, ift^wr, IJH', to extinguish, put out,

fo fill up with rubbish as a pit or well, to
stop, cover over, close up, to shut the eyes.

fmi^t, ^^. f^f^t a bubble ; stunted in growth.

V^< ^15, «(«rf^, a bubble. [derstauding, genias.

^,: ^«rnr, ^, an idea, thought, apprehension, nn-

it??^, ftc^CTl vj[^, to- understand, perceive,
feel a sensation, know, infer, ims^ine, think,
suppose, suspect, design, intend, remark,
note, weigh, consider^ examine.

fjurpr, ^wt^t^, fw?^, ^Fnwtf, «rwJ^, t^wm, wW^, to ex-
plain, describe, relate, denonfttrate, cause to
understjaind, convince, persaade, instruct, to
impprt, express, mean.

^«*!l, ''R«rm[4^ CTtCT?^«W? ^jrt,.^5^|<l8«Wl, the redress-

ing of a grievancojan enquiry into*

^ftfif tf^ ^^^ the understanding, sense. [sibly.

^, >rc^^l%, *nft*«, ftra •Wgr, I thinks perhaps, pos-

3^, ^Tf? f4rw, a sort of pulse called Granu

^'1, ^^, f^i, odd, ag^, gtreat, (toe orfinger.) .

;j^, TOK,'f.ant, iYTtrrn(,'to sink, plffBge, dive, dip,

drown, overflow. [swamp.

^, ^, inrrt, WfK^% an immersion, an inundatioti, a

5^, «^t^, ^t«r, to immerse, piunge, dip, squander.

?Tt«Wtt Iftfir,— ^W, «ttft^^, old age, agedness.

ff^, . i^^/li WfltTi, ^Etfi9^« an inandatiibn, the drowning of

Jand, five gandas.

^» t^^, ^.^fcnft^, old age, an old wmnan ; /• old^

aged, inundating^ overflowing.

^ 441

||» MN^ ^WW. ^^^'j t'HW, ft[^ <4«Uflll, knowny

understood, perceived, felt ; Buddha, thet 9th
incarDation of Vishnu,

7^, cw^ wpr, €r»i, ifRi, jn, ^^M^, CTT^r, intellect, un-
derstanding, genius, judgment, sense, saga?
city, wit, perception, an idea.

^j^^pvt^, WTHt; «|f%9, intelligent, sagacious, aage, wise.

firan, «B:^rfi5f . ^iffjt. WT3I T^Kf , an organ of intellect.

fjffi firw, C9^(1, a bubble, vesicle, blister. {a sage.

f«» ^ff^» ^(^v, the planet mercury or its regent,

fwtjr. ^^» Wednesday.

f^i^l^. X'^f ^'rfir,— 5ft^|p?3r Kn, the texture of stuffs.

I'^'T, iQif^t^, ^^nr, to weave, knit, sow seed.

^|[«rf<r91.^^, ^T^, ^^1, a weaver, a seedsman, sower.

?ww, ^ ^W?, a web, (of cloth.)

V^* frt1»135rt,— wr*^,'^?^, wild, sylvan, rural.

^in, CTWC^J ^^, ^^, appetite for food, hunger.

Tvf^^,^^, — ^<^, CVWC^%9, hungry, eager for food.

^9^9!l, VfC^nfl, fkmt^, a desire to know or understand.

l]f^^« WC4i%#, fiiVt^, desirous of knowing, &c«

^IRI, ftw ^ nflm^, '"^♦wf ^tlm^, an inch.

^, ^9^f ^i^% a gimlet.

f|B|9-» fW tftW wsr, >rt<i, wftlrt nf w, HFft^, to stroke an

animal, to rub, fret, chafe, to stroll, rove, stray*

jftt^ WW, ?t^/, vn, speech, talk.

jn, ^.— W^nfifjr ^^, «5, chaff, hu«k, bran;

^*f^, ^if^t^V^, ^^, grown, increased, nourished.

^, nw, 'J^W, Trcwtjtm, ^W, f #f^TiTi| ftrw, a wolf,

jackal, hyaena, a crow, turpentine.
V, ^9Wt ^nft, vftT, a tree, shrub, plant, [creeper:*
*1f*M, ^Wfl, a parasitical or creeping plant, a
^fiKfp i^f ^tV^f ^fS^* ^"^^ ^^^* ^^^» ^^^^' wickedness.

^^ ^ni^f wj^t^i^, mt^mp, ^vtvtiwv, ?flM, wi^, ^wri>

selected, chosen, approved, preferred, ap«
^pointed* covered, screened, defended, en-
doRad» surrounded, served, attended.

Kkk

443 T^rtfir

a selection, choice, approbation, appointment,
a request, solicitation, a hedge, fence, enclo-
sure, a surrounding, encompassing, covering.

^W, ^W, fi, "^St^, C^tW, ^TW?, ^^, ^n^?. §tft. •!?/, W^n,

been, having existed, dead, deceased, past,
gone, round, (in form;) disposition, nature,
practice, custom, metre, verse, a circle.

fr«. ^^^^ f<WTf?rt ^^, ^Wft, «RiR, «Wt?, ft^?, t(%CW,

ct^t?> <£tcvr, KV^t VT^, a narration, account, de-
tail, particulars, intelligence, news, report,
a topic, subject, circumstance, story, -tale, a
sort,kind,manner,difference,property,nature;

^^, ztf^, «Wwi, r^^R, fW^k, #K^<tT?, ^/TW?, ^, i^ffii,

qfffwnr, V^, t^f%, ^/T<ti1, ^CT? f^«i, a pen-
sion, grant, maintenance, support, stipend, a
livelihood, means of subsistence, profession,
' wealth, property, estate, being, existence,
a gloss, comment, explanation, exposition.

V^p ^^, "m^^^f ?/< '■i*^, t^n, •l^, in vain, idly,

uselessly, to no purpose ; useless, vain, ab-
surd, idle, false, blank. * [nonsense.

^fTTvrt, "^pfiWB Tt^/, '9[^f^ 3wri, an absurdity, idle talk,

f^, ^fit^. ^T5. ^^» ^- ^fsiilTR, ?>51, encreased, en-
" larged, large, grown, full grown, old, aged.

f«^t»i, ^?1*. ^^/, old age. [old age.

^^r5l, ^tt^, %wRj, "l^tflt, increase, greatness, opulence,

^t ?Tn?t, 1^, ^tf^, an old woman, old age, increase.

^W^*, ^*T^,: — ^^, ^fWtH*, the thumb, the great toe.

^jrtrrjt^, increase, augmentation, growth, ve-
getation, prosperity, success,* promotion, pre-
ferment, consequence, extension of power or
revenue, accumulation, interest on money,
advance in price, enlargement of the scrotum.
^VUSt^^, ^Wtiw, ^nuctif?!, a monev- lender^ a usurer.

cut <443

fvmi||Et, '4nRi(/^9, ambitious, aspiring.
^«, . . clidt, vi^, l^!t> ^ stalky stem, foot-stalk, a nipple.
^. ?11^, ^W?, ^•i, ^5^, 3FWW, ^m\, a heap, quantity, mul-
titude, assemblage, congregation^ company.
^^3 ««4t ^, the sacred Basil.

T^rnw, «r<T^, ^ufJc^tRs, w?«, ^mr?, c«fir, ^^, ^utt/, mwi,

irpvifs, a chief, head, leader, a god, an immor-
tal; chief, excellent, eminent, best, respec-
table, reputable, handsome.

^9, 49 "(8 rvi?, ipr vi^^^, a thdusand millions.

^P«W, v\ *^,fiwl,nirt Wt*,^i»?tft, ascorpion, centipede,

the hairy caterpillar, the sign Scorpio.

1^, •tjwcyfl, «rt1r jtT^. w^, W, c«r>, %«», a bull, the

sign Taurus, a strong man, virtue, jnoral me*
rit ; ift comp : excellent, eminent, best.

Tirp, ^inrit^, cart, a bull ; in comp : preeminent, best.

V^* ^cfl, ^«t ^•T, a Shudra, the lowest cast.

^^^, ^f ^^rl, il^MP5«, ?WW1 ^m<H, a female Shddra,

a bvren woman, the mother of a still-bom
child, a marriageable girl.

5[rk, CTW? wmw, ^, rain, a shower.
^, ^f «^. ^^. ^sft^, '^^, w^^, great, large,

important, huge, stupendous, magnificent.

fT'^tfil, •tW 5?, ^?W^/, the planet Jupiter, the preceptor

of the gods. .

or€7l, Un^, ^^tv, a narration, detail, recital, report.

cf^9^, • C^'^T^f to become awry or crooked, warp, bend.

tftHtp *ni4. ^W[?, 3P' '^'•'» * shoot, sprout, pimple, pus-
tule, a mongoose.

tt^ilt rlc^,— tr€, ^, <ti^, dwarf, short, low in stature.

rf ?i1f c4cv> — ^PC^* d^titute of a tail, tailless.

r^^pan, CVt*t« ^» the rind of fruit, integument, peel, skin.

C^«r, ^t^Wt^r ^^i^* ^1» t5t5, «Wtf , riwi, swiftness, ce*

lerity, velocity, rapidity, impetuosity, speed,
haste, im|>etus, a streaxxi, flow, current, a
straining at stooL.

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tvt^, ^^t f^> ^1 spoiled^ marred, faulty, vieioai.

K^^R, W*t, — 'nRTf v^^trft, »1«IW, swift, fleet, impetu*

ous, active* [go swiftly.

pnrsr, »»in, t^^z^.^X^vt^^.n^X^.to flow, hasten,

n^^fVKf ftvn, ^^^Tli, not rapid or quick, slew, dull,
' inactiveiT [pressed.

CWt?, f<^tcw^ ^wfl'jft, ^"rtwyu, forced into service, im-

W^ttft, ^^IWjW, ttfifirt tn^, an impressing or forcing to

work, a putting to compulsory labour.

C^^, ^«|jSt, ^t<T#, the egg plant or its fruit.

W^l^1, 'WF*!?^ ^3^ of a purple-colour, purple.

c^, «r^, rw, a frog.

WWl, tH^, left-handed.

ronft, CTC^ ll, a tadpole or young frog.

wwt^rw, fkfi$t Kt\ Uv^, 5?T^Wr white -brass, bell- metal.

CTT^, Bwn, ftiP? ^, to sell, vend, dispose of.

cwPnr|,ftajqr^, fwoFsl, rWtlJ, selling, vending; a seller,

salesman. [sissort.

tw^f WK, ^[tr^^frt itwpr* to pick,' ckoose, select,

c^it, ^^, a mongoose, weasel, ferret.

W^, w^, — ♦tflrt^i'f ^t^lTtli, a wrapper, an outside co-
vering of cloth or paper. [fellow.

n^, CT^,~^^^, m. ^ /. a son, a daughter ; iw. a

w||!ri, riVt*^?1, fWft?, «tfii?1. a vagrant, a widower, a purse.

l^fi, wSt, JV, a strina:, cord, rope.

c?f, sirtT^r, ^t^, w?1, Wirt* It^, «awi, a fence, hedge,
' party -r wall, circumference, circuit, a tun,
roll, winding, a scheme, collusion. •

w?', Dr?w, ^tTjc^i^, «7t^, ^ri^ti'T^, /J^f^^' ^^, to sur-
I . . round, encircle, invest, enclose, entwine,

impound, imprison, re-examine, re-?onsider
cifl, ^>itq[^, nirl, a screen, fence, enclosure, pound.
C5is?r«r, TW«i, rw^. H?l^» ♦f^/^, tp traverse^ ramble, walk

for exercise, lounge, r6vc, roam, travel.
Wf, ♦iwwr t^,r«tw, Pr«t?, ^1^ -^ ^nters, irons, a

pair of tongs, the* p' he head.

Rf il, .^ri^. cftj. ftPlfl, ^m, ^li, ^1^, pyesuflttipg^ for?

ward, overbearing, jjuttipg out» oyerbangipg^

rising above, excelling, emiQ^nt, good. ,^ o
l^SX^, W^, ripFT, to strike^ heat, strike against.
w4 f<S^, «lt, ft'T/^ w«l* w«^, ?f^«, 5P1. a plait or

braid of hair, a tail, queue** 9> atrean, currei>t>

tbe branch of a river, th^ciu^ux of. livers. .
n«. ?*^, f?*f *W, a pipe, or .flute, a bamboo, [dealer,
c^vt, WW^. ^•nfr, ^?P, a banker, merchant, trader,
ri«, r^, — ^^r^«r*li, 1^» the rataa, a reed, a cane.
cw^. ^R5, ^^;, ^rfW^, «rl^CTir, wages, hire, fare, reward,

recompease, oonipensatioii. -
r^^^M, v«, f^WP ftrw, an evil spirit, daemon, fiend.
<?V1, «lt^i f^i, in comj» : verged in,,aQqtiaiote4 willi.
i^, . «»ft, >iwtl* »t? "»l. Hwh !»M*, a Ve»d» w sacred writ-

ing, philosophy, science, knpwledge.
W»nri, •IT^I, ^^, iM^li, fitt,. m^^* itW. pain, smart,

, ache, agonyt torment, torture, distress, per-
• ceptioB,jsexisatim, feeling.
CTrfrtr, hs?, ^^?w^9, CTtVi rs^roft^i, . perceptible, that

: may be known or felt, sensible, sensible to.
rmv, ?n?Fifitllr l?, the sciences appendant on the Vedaf .
xvajft, cwtwc4«l, studying or professing the Vedangas.
cmtV, ^n? %W W^» the Vedant or speculative theo]Qgy.
r^d, aftfirn^inft, a Vedantist or follower of the Veditnt.
wfi^, t?i&,--«^ftf^^ft^ ^wa^fir, 1WS, t^, «?ti, an altar.

pillar, terrarce, platform, stool, bench. ^
n^t flOllrVi f^^t fVi cQmp : knowing, acq^uainted with.
t<tav, cw,— ntv, '^*^ve44l»,. perceptible, that may be

I tfeU or knawn.

min, ^un, ^^t^l/ftlt a hunter, a fowler..
W.. ftpJ|r»f*?» 55??r* ^, vsi, a ppforatiop, hole, boff,

excavation^ >dep^h, the link of a chain.
wtpr, ftsR, cvt^, riW'c, lSt( ^^, I'W^R, ^St^^PT, to pef-

forate, pierce, bore, penetrate, excavate, &9.
^%jpiic^, ser^to^^ wound. , -

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c?^ Wtrl,— «Wt, Hi?, Brahmd, Vishnu. Tahort

t^^, ^, ^, #^, ^f ahole, excavation, depth, a scratch,

x^^v, ^••R, ^^T^» to tremble, to quake; a tremor.

CT^fnr, ft*ft5^, ^r«i»;, VPTRT, «r, *^rrtnt?, buying and

selling, traffic, commerce, a trade, calling.

ri^rt^t, ^^7, ^917^, a trader, merchant ; trading, dealing.

CTjfh, ftr«wi^, ftninrii; wr, ^»v, ?tiw, ^tft? rw, cfi^,

«WPT, W^^Ttowir nrc |[«r, to go out or forth,
issue, exude, arise, proceed, shoot up, stick
or jut out, slip out, emit, throw, yield, be
proved by the event. [in wealth.

WJ/W^'T, ^Pffl^i^, ^^pr, to overhang, jut out, increase

nn, fl^, the Bel fruit.

cnnpt?, r^tTl ^tnc^ ^ai, a lancet. [wood or stone &c.

tenm^ n^^, — v^m, a baker's or pastry-cook's roller of

t^f 9199, 9t9f irflRPt, time, tide, time of day, (an qffi.r

to words of time,) a jasmine.

xmrit t^WVt^, ^^ fim, sandy ; a species of fish.

tW, ^, ^ft^f l«r, ■Htqr? ^nl, a dress, habit, guiae,

disguise, ornament. [dress.

rr<M^1, Jrtsitfir,^<^fHilft, embellishment,om^ments,finery,

cmirT^r;, ^t^, an ornamental garland, a chaplet.

n«^, cwt^v^, ^TfTitiril, an ornament for the nose, a nostril.

n^, ^i^c?^^, fVf qii, dressed, ornamented, disguised.

€?trsr, «tr, ^t^1, a house, a dwelling. [prostitute.

cn/t, ^ii^, VnSi, ^f«i^, a courtezan, harlot, strumpet,

FHm9» ^^^^» a house of ill fame, a brothel. [gum.

nk» ^iil^, ^«Vf^P(, birdlime, glutinous matter, size,

n^^p m^f tir^w, «>$tv,^tfR, ^^^, ^W, to surround,

encircle,enclose, invest, wind or twine' round,
bind; a girdle, zone, belt, &c.

nfkv, • nf|l^>' 7^if^» v^7, surrounded, invested, girt, en-
closed, &c. set as a jewel.

f^rTfl, TtP^, ^1, ^^, stale, rancid, old, stinking.

W?1> f*^,»^f|i^?, a wedding, a marriage. [father.

CTH^, «iwwi? PW, Ijw^ f^, a son or daughter-in-law s

<^^(t?1» ^ft^f a palkee bearer. [less/

^^f ^^> lt?1» «^» 1^. a book ; except, betides, ua-.
iwPvTs, fiwwf, fl^t^'wpt, differently or variously applied,

(in grammar,) optional.

amazement, agitation, confusion, di$compo*
sure, distortion, defectiveness, an impaired
or withered state, unpropitiousness.

ti^tw, 9rv/t9t«i, 'n^W^, the evening, afternoon.

wt#, i^rrw4hr Wiw;, the evening offering.

^W», ft^ tct>l, 'tft?*!. ^. the paradise of Vishnli, Vish-
nu himself, Indra.

i^f, •f^'iW, fi[*r^, ^^Tflr, ^cv^, ^^t a change, tramfornia*

tion, depravity, deformity, aversion, disgust.

hostility, unf>ropitiousness, an adverse con-
dition, pemiciousness, worthlessoess; unpro*
pitious. adverse, hostile. [fear, &c«

^^/, nFlv, WW*, agitation, confusion, overpowering

^^ft3|/, fSrtlPar^, rnwi, p«1w, variety, variegatedness, or-
nament, beauty, &c. [of garland.

^^9?^, ^nm. if«, irm ftc^, a flag, banner, ensign^, a kind

i^, ^?3l— CTjraW, ^irt, a paddle or short oar.

^?^, 9f«i, yirtv, >pv(7t7, an assembly, a sitting, a club«

a company, a hooka-bottom.

^<4^, ^4^^,— rr^^/^, ^•^tiHT, a flute player.

^i^^, ^'•iT^Wr^, a lute or guitar player.

%^<l/, ^liftwl, ^'CT^fSl, falsehood, untruth.

^TOf*?^, ri^^ wt?1 WWl, ^•li^^, a hired labourer or ser-
vant, a hireling.

^^^*. ^fJ9^^ ^, ItWi^ ^m\, the river of hell or Hindoo

Styx, the mother of the R^kshasas or giants^

r^vtt^, n^Hf^, wt?t*, C^tH99, one who serves a daemon

or familiar, a conjurer, magician, a kings bard
or musician. [a daemba.

H^tMt, W^, nramn it^ ^tMHk, magic, intercourse

44t '^-mW'

Hwi, ^«f5m W'tW, cxccsshre or ngibg tbirtt.

^«m, l^W*.— «^r, ^^r, ' cttnfting, cjraft, i^btiltr,

sharpnes;:, clerarnei»» itokilL [ Vedas.

^ifilf^, cictnm, i:?7(^^ ^, skUful in or enjoiDed by the

i^ff ^^itthHf, fUffrS, «pr, learnings wisdom. [joiorner.

iiW4t, ^?wt^, — ^^tl?^, •tireipnt?, foreign ; a foreigner, so-

i^/-^, fWif^'W, ^t?r<WW^, mrwnv a physician; medi-
cal, relating to or -well read in the Vedas.

^«f/»^, *lt|rfip, f&ft^mflraw J^C, medical science, phy-
sic, a medical treatise. .

kMXf f^rfi^f fl^iPf'rai,; lawful, consistent with law,Tational.

\wVf nf^Ct^, ?tT?nf1, widowhood, state of widowhood.

k^^f IWW?, KTf*^?51, VTW^/t^, heterodoxy, aposUcy ;

heretical, apostate.

Hn?, w«t "iivt^v^r^, foolish, ignorant ; an ideot, a fooL

^fTtPw, if«^i(,cifirnr^*destroetive, atheistical, [reverse.

%f»(fhi;, «ftRwi;, fVWjr?, v%:vir, contrariety^ opposition,

^if^9, n^n mv^f a half-brother by a different father.

t^^A ^f^i'W* tiwi, greatness, hugeness, importance.

hwO, ^<riWtj,5i«l, U'ni, a change of colpur, canvplexion

or character, a deriation fvom rules of cast.

^<^» ^»^> Yama the regent of deaths death.

f^, nuptial j relating to marriage,marriageable,

(as to affinity;) a 6oa or 4aughter-jn* law s father.

^W?, i-^f, irfirfl, i^J^p wealth, grandeur.

Hv^Hi;, U!^f ^mc^ctt^, aversion, dislike, inattention to.

\<m9, fewrcani[>— ^rwOfflBt ^m. fWm ^t^, a hal^brother

tit sister by a different mother, [tioi^sness.
i^«;, fnl, U^if^p ^cr«nr^, av6r2^ion, dislike, unpropi-
^^^/f f^9^^1, inutility, uselessness^ vanity, futil;ty«
k?Vt^?^> ^unj^c^, skilled in grammar ;. a grammarian.
k^» *H^, ^tfsf^p v^p hostility, enmity, revenge, he-
roism, prqwess. , [pleasure.
^^7V/, ^1, ^smtjif fHf^' disgust; nausea, dislike, dis-
^aw» ^^HV^tf, ^R^tiCtf • not relajtedi; not § f^titre.

ftftM 4UBI

WiA ^1^. W «fit» a disagr^able Mate. [cant*

^Ht^h ^Sn^hr, 94t* an ascetic, ilevi^tee, religious meiidi*
bqrr^/ ^VPT/«fVeedoin frcmi pasaion or <ii»orliily attaofcmaMa.*
^. il<r»~f3[^,"Pj. fiwni,arl»^pr, twfU ao etie«y , foe» adver-
sary; hostile, viadictnre, psveagsful, spiteful.
^^^f* ^^i s6V9t, ugliness, deformity.
^^^v^^/, ^vnrvy, f^ivna, contoariety, disparity, adifbrei)ce.
^tfn, r^«>r, to pierce, run thraagb, eater, penettute.
^t^% "^m mt) the irst lodiaa JiUMth of Aries.
ht^, ^m, 'nm, fms\, mmm, eao^eaes, goodness,

urbanity, gentilit^^ pecuiidrity, yalidity.
bnflRP, tp^ Vnn^, one 4>f the six Darskaaas or f hiloao-

plMcal a^steTM of tkit Hiadooa.
^v^h '7819 l^» the Uiird or trading a^d agfiettltural east.
^^^^f ^> ^1^ Are or the god of Are.
c^w/, ^i»!W, ^isisfWa, ^mANW, W?, %*-^*t4, ^WV ittequa''

lity, voe^enness^ severity, rigour, difficulty,

calamity, solitariness.
rnf|P9, m^|f)kf, of or relating to the affairs of life.
^^^7. f^l^'lt'nP) a VtshnavHe or devotee of Vishnu.
w*W, ^»1WW, tfclW, ^w ifi^^y ^9^9 fit%w, ^^M«*, •iT^fT, to

sit, sit down, rest, dot, curdle, sink, settle,

subside, alight, perch, to suit or fit.
r4ii%N«, Unit, a parting piresent to a guest,
^f, ^f^ntl cat^;, fit or intended to be sat upon,
cftsi, f^dn, i^, «rf^^, « callous or unprincipled persofl,

a villain, a rascal ; insolent, rude,
dtaifl^, n^mfll, cS^ltflr, rascality, villsMy; rudeness.
cf|^<»4> ^ ic^, nv, a foot<«stalk, a stem, a nipple. .
Z^tWS, f^f^t ^f ^^O^flf ^<i, ^^» stupid, dimple, silly,

ritstic, sheepish ; a blockhead, a he^goat.
c^T9ta^, ^ifrtfsl, ft^, stupidity, rustieity, simplicity.
c^t«l^ nnc, c«iiri,r-cai^» ^|llmi» vtf , a burden, load, bale,

pack, package, triiss, a charge, affustc

L 1 1

4S0 trmlkt

C9]^n^, ^, c^itjl, a cargo, lading, freight; ioa^«
WWtIt, .c^1?1, — 3jf^, vfiRH^, a porter, a carrier.
nVp ^^ c^T^ ^m >;f^^, a black alluvial earth,
nm, f^» ^9^117, ill-tasted, ill-flavoured. [man, bail
C^rrH, «rr^, ntn^, intelligent, sensible, shrewd ; a bonds-
ntir, «pr, zT%, ^^nifv, ^«R<vt^, intellect, understanding,

sense, wisdom, knowledge, perception, com-

prehension, sensation, a notion, idea, opinion,
row, mvH, Wf^rtF, ^^t knowing, &c: signifying,
cwnr, w^^^, ^^w, '•i^^ i[«^, cwr, to know, understand,

comprehend, perceive, feel a sensation ;• the

ceremonial waking of a god. [a paradox.
CfrarStv, "mcmf, Pr^, "v^^mv/, incomprehensible, abstruse ;
nT^m, 'H^i'ft^f ^^f intelligent, wise, sensible, able.
ntf^, «ilf^, <mt^, made known, jjublished, declared.
nt^^7 ^ f^t^t V(^f to sow seed, to weave, to knit.
r^Tvf, ^#Tinr?, woody, forest, abounding in woods,
cim, ^9, r9t99rt, dumb ; a stammerer, lisper.
nt^pr, nt^nt^, to stammer, lisp, to make a noise like a

dumb man. [waist.

C^, ^ftcii ^, ^(f^^H, saw-dust, an ornament for the
c?t?W, CTPl^, wtirt, — cwnw, .a hornet, a wasp.
nt?1, t»«», . ttftr91, Mt ftc^, trt^r; nirw, a sack, a bag,

a bean, a species of rice.
t^m ^t^X, ^«1, ^9Vf\, ^t?wr, an^ P[WH, a speech, saying,

sentence, word, a language, a lie or liquor for

dying, a glazing earth,
pltvi^, ^^77, to speak, say, tell, mention, observe,
nm^y >ftn^» ^^Pf, to call, call to, send for.
ntww, ^WttSfi, 'iWt^, discourse, conversation. [cry,
C^T#, VT^I, ^rr^x, Kf^, a. language, speech, phrase, note^
C^C, Ai7, a Buddhist or follower of Buddhism.
V5P, ^i, «r9r«|f, f^'i, ^iwj, ^$f^, «r*f Pf^, apparent, clear,

manifest, evident, distinct, specific, indivi-

,dual, expressed, uttered, disclosed, revealed.
Wtff^li^ ^Wfir*/1, ^^ttft, arithmetic.

frt^, WW, sm xw/t9, ^cm ^t^ff, an individaal, « persoDv

a man, a case or inflexion in grammar.

^^InPT, ^NRp^H, f^rf^nrst, individuality, distinct existence.

^;^, 'RW^, 'TO?i, '^nSf ^rt^, eager, ardent, zealous

impatient, agitated, alarmed, affrighted, per*
plexed, bewildered. [plexity, &o.

V% ^CB% «ft<PiX, ^?t^, eagfemess, ardour, zeal, per-

vw, Pnw, ^tf^, ♦tfiiftH, 19% TJFS\, n^ '^, v^, f^,

^«f«, ft^WtW, "•wRP'il, a joke, jest, sarcasm,
witticism; irony, doable- meaning, pun, dis^-
tortion, a cripple, a frog, a spot or freckle;
misplaced, distorted, sarcastic, ironical.

Vffj». ft^, nRfTH;, ^Wfiptl, distorted, garbled, ridicu-
lous, sarcastic, &c. [words.

?rwtt^, ft^W, nr^, a jeer, punr, joke, sarcasm, play on

VWfp wimw^f nrt^vw, a sarcasm, irony, cdvert expriear
* sion of contempt, &c. .

^S^fWf •tt^» a fan of Tal leaves or feathers.

vaf ^, «r¥W^, Wipp, 55^, wtw, «^^, il^, making clear or

plain, diistinguishing, indicative, expressive €^
passion or feeing, exciting, producing efiect.

^xt|»r, WP«i, ft^, r«i^< "mtn ^^% ^tf^, a mark, sign,

token, spot, a consonant, (in grammar,) sauce
or condiment, the beard. . [figure.

^;W^1-^, ^^r¥*f, nf^, sarcasm, irony, a rhetorical

^yf5^, ^•JWr, ft^lC?, ^fShrfiJ, a misfortune, calamity, re-
verse, reciprocity, reciprocal action.

repugnance, opposition, contrariety, reyerse,
change, alteration, inversion^ inverted or re-
trogade order, transgression, violation.

JS^fwSi, ^Rftmft, «f!%f»r, ifiiw,- reversing, inverting, op-

posing, transj^rressing

^rftttV, Vl^^/W,— ftj^f, fir^, ^^fHts, ^•tt«5[V, agitated,

alarmed,disgusted,annoyed,afflicted, troubled.

^VftdnP, fn, expected, virithdrawn, distinct, different

lioldiag» tbe absence of a thing or an inference
tkerefrom, an inverse argument, diffi^reiiee.

HrfflK^M; ^K«, f)R1^ except; execptia|r» besides, without.

VfKffI, fiimv, separatuig, distiiiguiahing, excepting.

KAf^, vil^, — TfPiwr^si, •iJiRif, <if99n» ^«**»m Rwi^,

sffjrtwtfl ^rtfl, trade, barter, rautuatexchanee,

«

reciproeal action,, mutu^ abuse or blows, kix
V#i» W, f^fk%, ftf'R, 1^: ^rtSif^i*, past, gone, with-
drawn, withheld, excepted.
9i^dt9, ^rs, rnri, besides, except^ without.
1[;€N|7> ^^Wf ^•'•tWi, WCT« ^••Ttflf, ^PlW, ^WVW CTT^,

a portentous calamity, presage, pertant, sa
comet, earthquake* ftc. disrespeet, contempt,
the seventeenth astronomi<vd Ytag.

contrariety, opposition, varietian, reverse, in-
' version, inverted or retrograde order, pei^
Terseness, deviation from, violation of.

W^t^tVf *f^H)V» sensible to or capable* of pain.

aWt, ^^y t^iRl, VICTtf , 3iPf. ^, pain, smart, soreness^

aehe, agony, torture, distress, alarm, kAr.

%Sf^9 ^f^^f f«f^, 4^9, pained, hurt, sore, distressed, &c.

^^^•WPf, W. ^JW, «t^«>^, 'TWI, apretence* deeeption,craft,

fraud, dishonesty, a name, appellation.

Ms^mfiiy wnStf «r^#9, >rtinniw, a deceiver, impo3tor, a

denominator, that which denominates.

^iW«, fHK, f*Wjt«, opposed, contrary.

ii/W«fW, ^n^l^t^r sfjii, subtraction of numbers; to subtract.

^T^Pfir, tt*^^^» ^^> ^^ ^^f ^ dividing,, division, se-
parating, cutting in pieces, anatomizing.

V^tt'^, ^tW» ^'W?^, ^W, ^rWFBR* "ffl. ^«^» a parti**

tion, screen, fence, something intervening
between two objects, intervention, tnterpdsi*
tion, intermediate space,. distance, covering,
a covering, ooneealment, disapgrnmiefl^

^mm, f^amf ^nt^i*, v«fH#» ^ctvn; tbeptrsos w thitiv

vrbieii sepfura^te^ or iaterv^nes, a partition, the
septum of the Bose^

vwntlff* ^WKtif,— ^Vtr*. "^KtH^ ^iWpW. intervening,

intermediate, screenings concealing &e.

vm9» irtinnr. suitable to intervene or lie betwe«!i«

vort, wpn?,r-^(^» W, vt«ttir, ^tftw;, apirfep?, ^®^,

^ffftiitVf ^•-^f V»tir|, i^fH^t W, profession,
occupation, calling, trade, traffic, barter,
commerce, effort, exertion, industry, perse»
verance, a plan, device, trick.

ViniV|V*i, ^itf^w ^, ]^» a factory* a fair, market, &c.

V^mid, ^9, f3nr#, ^/Htl^* a dealer, mercbant, trader ;

secular, following a trade, &c.

a k(w, statute, rule, writtea dedsioo,. pve»»

eriptton, established custom* teMt, a separ^

tion, a placing apart. [ment,

Vilff^, ^Ftuit, f^9i[9f* a court of law, a place of judg-

^/^i|t^, ^;«ct9.— ^^ r«?. ^^tK9, to be decided «t

law, proper as an object of legislation.
^rtfW#, ftttnwv rwa?Rft, a lcgislator,.expouttder of law;

legislating. .[interpret laws.

V3iH1»m, f4tft^ ^^, fSrut^ wt^tw, to legislate, to enact or
Vfft^m, f^ifRflNfH, a written opinion or legal deeisioft.
^f^^^, f^^lUp "^(ttHp frjqi, f^f ftnr. settled,, decre^d^ en^

acted, arrai^ed, invariable, separated, dis-
tinct, [to usage, litigable.
^P^^, ^fW9Vf-—'^(t^i^, ^f\^f customary, agreeable
V^?^ 'Wff » f^n?nw, f5[5tj^, '•iWt^t, ft^f an umpire,

arbitrator, judge, plaintiff, the introducer of
a custom.

custom, usage, practice, rite,ieeremony, cus-
tomary observances, idi(^m, ac^tion, conduct,
behaviour, a lawsuit, professkNii^ business.

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VCTO*, ^rutft, — ^^rtFtU, |tf*», acting, customarily, in the

habit of, practising, bringing' into use.

^V^?T?v> *f^lT^/, $t^v, one past his minority and admissi-
ble to proceed at law ; acquainted with usages.

a/^m^^i ^t^WCV, customarily, by common u^age.

'4)4ftf>4^, ^^tini4tfvc1^> calculated for use,&c: customary.

^mrtt;^* ^mrflr^, v1%^, ^S^nv^» established, brought into

use or practice, common, current, customary,
usual, old, second-hand.

customary, usual, practicable, fit for use, to
be observed or practised, actionable at law,
passable, (as a road,) tit for wear; a garment.

Vtf^, «r«tnnf^, V^*Prftr-li, ^mr^, interposed, put be-
tween, parted, separated, covered, concealed.

V^l^,^lt^t|9, i^f%9> done customarily, practised, used.

^^iFt?, fornication, adultery, a change of
state, situation, owner or master, a straying.

«!*FTft, ♦n?iftfl(^, •r^, ft^W^rt*, ^mft, adulterous,

erring, straying, following wrong courses.

«t^Wft*^, ^^iW^ftfMt. Win, /. to adultress. harlot, jilt.

Wp ^ffff^m?^, l^'W, Jf^, ^Pii a spending, expense,

expenditure, diminution, consumption.

^C;?^pr5?, ^/?^A, — ^^^•l, penurious, miserly, stingy, sordid.

V^A^, Virt,— ^&?tf«^?1, ?R^tir, ^Vs\, extravagaiit, expen-
sive, lavish, generous, liberal.

^ofins, ^1, %?nr, expended, spent, consumed; dissipated-

V9t^, ^Jjt<l,^*t5l^, t*rftp^;niade an article of expenditure

or consumption, expended, consumed.*

?f^, f^nr^t"^, useless, vain, ineffectual, unmeaning.

^ifiSt^, ^yfi^a, ^if?, iw, ^R^^, ft^fH^, ri^, ^Sp?1, ^, ^i,

f^^f ^tt^f irtTSfl, improper, offensive, disa-
greeable, unlucky, unnatural, contumacious,
seditious, mischievous, vicious, addicted to
unnatural crimes; a pathic, pain, torture.

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Vit^, t*^, "K^tifi^S, P^imfts ^W^ttV, displeasure, dis*

satisfaction, impropriety, viciousness, unna*
tural lust, sedition, mutiny.

Vpr.. •rt^f, Wtw, fSWf, vice, sin, calamity, misfortune.

tfw^ ^^, ^^,^t^, vicious, unfortunate, distressed.

'^^ ^» ^^«, ^«, ^n^, ft^, v«, %»/^, ^/fK»t«,

%i^, ^fikEWy agitated, distressed, troubled,
perplexed, confused, bewildered, annoyed,
ruffled, displeased, impatient, eager, busy,
inverse, reversed, separated.

W^<|, wns f5^t •ITI, grammar.

^Ifwra. ^n^,— •tft^W, ^nFH, i^^wi/, Piwt, change of form,

distortion, disfiguring, deformity, mimicry.

WJ^, ^VP^^,—wm. %^^ft«, iwv, f^, troubled, per-

. turbed, disturbed, agitated, distracted, con*
founded, perplexed, bewildered.

Vff*, t*^, ft^W, deformed, distorted, disfigured.

^««rt, «^;, tR*, fiwiw, «W^, WtrwT^, a comment, ex-
position, gloss^ statement, representation,
commendation, eulogy.

TTT^rr^, ^, 9f)ra, ^«r^, <<n"H^, declared, stated, said, ex-

, plained, expounded, commended, extolled.

^xtttrpr, ^^tt^,^4V|,an expounding, explaining, stating,&c.

^mnsVi, ^<^, .«P1*W, explainable, capable of statement,

commendable, worthy of eulogy.

VW?, «tRwi[, 'tt^^, ^^^ftftf ^^. Wtf , ^^, an obsta*

cle, impediment, hindrance, a waylaying, in-
tercepting, cutting off, danger, &c.

^tfnn€t, crf^^9, obstructing, hindering, opposing, &c.

^/t^ 4W, wir, a tiger.

^rw, ^, 1«C fiww. ^> 't«, ^f an excuse, veil, arti-
fice, deceit, pretence, stay, delay, loitering;,
discount, deduction, a make-weight, over-
plus, interest of money, usury.

WM, f>wcT, r^w, tardily, with delay.

VT«, ^ffiWTH, ^nv*^, #^»w, a fowler, a hunter.

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^^nf^» ^tffv* nr^, ili, sick« diseased^ induposed.
VR, ^vPlfPK *^t^ vn*t9 )lt|[, that among the five airs

vhicfa is diffused through the whole body.

.^ifpx, «ni^, iff^, cr^^t^^ «flt, 4'^, >iT» ^»c;"»

«rt%*fnw, 9SC\^ ?rtl, ftWW, spreading, extend-
ing, diffusive, comprehensive, embracing the
whole of a plea or argument, alUpervading,
governing, (in grammar,) followed by, power*
ful, prevalent, influential, having ascendance,
haughty, OTer-bearing» forward, impudent,
much, many, long; a protector, supporter,
lord, xnaater, an accident or inherent quality.

irit^W^. ^^^^ artMif, t^rwt?, W, ^X^i^ dr^, influence,

sway, pre valence, di^ffasion, spread, haughti-
ness, overbeariag, forwardness, impiidettGe.

irt^R* fiw?^, ft^qw, ft»?^^, nwpr, swr, ww^, Wi^, tfffv,

w^» Pl^ftWt^, ^n^, •rtpr»OTB^ t^'r, to be dif-
fused, pervad-e, sfrefad, overspread, extend,
• to occupy •space or time, to reach, last, con ti**
Hue, to surround, to infest, swarm, abound,
increase, to govern, (in grammar*)

7it*fliF» V^y tl^f t^*t9V^, to murder, kill, injure; malice,

a wish to injure others.

^rtft?, «tt%. ^If^W, ♦fflWt; 4tf3rfSir»c, an affair,
matter, business, profession, occupation, of-
fice, operation, transactiOF), process, under*
taking, action, effort, endeavour, practice,
usage, trade, barter, ^conunerce, int^course.
^^•Itltj ^#fl|t, ^J?»ffft,f^rf^.^«»,a workaMtn^ tradesman ;

acting, transacting, trading, busy, occupied.
VtW^rt, 4«<^ li^ ^iSt,' ^Wl^WltWt, a termagant, vixen, a

foi'ward or officious woman.
^rt^» ^TOWft, V^ ait-diffosi^e, omnipresent, expansive^

vt^4 •rtlir?, 3iSr^, f^^f ^^i(^ •(ti«, 'i^^' n#«%, «rf«/

W*W, «l*1(1T^, Ntfrt^/Wr, pervading, diffused
throughout! filling, orerspread, pervaded, pe*
netrated, filled, full, encircled, surrounded,
obtained, fixed, placed, celebrated, famous.
?ftf^, sp6r<fft, f^^. •ffl^^, ^TWtft^ trt, ft%t?, omnipre-
sence, pervading, fulness, an inherent quality,
attribute or property, diffusion, extension.

vw/, •til}; tffcw;, ^wtw, «f^^, ^mit^, wUr, ftfrr^r, perva-

dable, permeable, penetrable, governed, (in
grammar,) amenable, subject to, comprised
in, dependant; the subject of an attribute.

IftlW, twPT, Wirtft, tRiF'rt^, ^T^, f^^nftWJI, %flfe?1 tl^if, a

surrounding, encompassing, screening, going
round, choosing, appointing, the rolling up
of a leaf, &;c. backwards.

VW^, f^rcft^, r^, -an appointing, disposal, division.

VT^^tfl*, riflW?, ^W?<it^, calculated fbr' common prac-
tice or use, &c. fit to be observed or practised.

weil*8creened or fenced, surrounded, unco-
vered, excluded, removed, excepted.

^/l^fjv, chosen, appointed, surrounded,rolled
^back, praised, hymned, removed, excepted.

iV9f, an appointment, choice, selection, illus-
tration, example, exclusionr rejection, ex-
emption, surrounding, &c. praise, eulogium.

VHr, 1W ♦IllWt^, «C^, a fathom, two yards. [lested.

Wgm, i{«T^. ^^f t^» afflicted, distressed, pained, mo-

VtmCf fj*» ^•tW, x^^f ^t^» vtfkf %'ip^, qf^, distress.

trouble, vexation, affliction, suffering, pain,
ache, sickness, illness, embarrassment, perse-
cution, molestation. (.^nce, «

VW^p 1^, ^^«t«tl«, afflictive, distressing, kc. a nui-

Mmm

4«a v*m(f

^jWTfnr, ^a<ir, ^/t*. ^ir^Njtft, z^wf, ^ «<ii^, fw; ^^

^sv, fatigue, labour, exertion, athletic exer-
cises, manhood, manliness, business, oecu*
pation,adifBculty,impassable defile, a fathom.

snake, a beast of prey, a vicious elephant, a

king, a rogue, a cheat ; wicked, bad.
^rtf^t^, 'C^lf ^^/1» a snake-catcher.
^UP9, ^;tf^, f^^ITir, diffusion, spreading, extension.
^irtn^f f^^f ^Ittt bewildered, confused, perplexed.
?Jt>iW, ^^?ThT, ^WW/, confusion, perplexity, loneliness,

solitariness. [the Purins.

^/lTif«?|t, •Jjt*! •friw? ^Wnr, the seat of one who recites
Vt^^, 'rt^lj ^ft^^, ft|^, smitteu, repulsed^ confused,

alarmed. . [lion.

^;t?f^, ^flWf , ^/W«, repulse., defeat, obstacle, inter r up-
VPFt?,: VRjfts,- ^It^/, ^5^? ^jttHf •Mf, voice, speech, a word^

a mystical word as om, sioar, bhur, bkuvah.
^f^, ^sii, 9(^, uttered, spoken, announced,
^tivsv, fir^wV?, %«^^tii^, reverse or inverted order, ir-
• regular arrangement, confusion.

opposition, resistance, obstruction, prohibi-
tion, contradiction, independance, the follow-
ing of one's own inclinations, disobedience,
the doing of what is prohibited.

ffMif*, ♦ttttiw, ^5r<j«i;, •rw^vr «pr, •«? ?5^, ^, ^^^^Ttii.

•t'r^f^, ^•^T», science, learning, critical
knowledge, the formation of words,derivation,
etymology, signification, meaning, advance-
ment in learning, improvement, proficiencry.

fWw; P^f •tPi^, «rf^, «r5, versed in, proficient, leam^

ed, derived, formed as a derivative word,
begotten, generated. (ing words.

^••WW, ^f4^mv9, n^^, perfect in kndwtedge, form-

****IW; »r%n<rr v^^, improvable in setenas^ deriiraUer

a multitude, flock, phalanx, line, military
array, logic, reasoning, investigation, manu-
facture, a making, the body.

W/W, '■iffH, ^«f!*, the sky, atmosphere, the heaven.

^» f^n^^ ^f^ 4^f% X^» ^^^ district about Agra and

Mathura, the scene of Chrishna's adventures.

prw, ffMTBf, OFir^, ♦rtj^ir, to go, move, step, rove, travel.

3^, ^C*^^, a, boil, tumour, carbuncle, pimple, bubo.

2», ■tt^ftf?^ f*r?ir, %1?Wtl ^HX^, WiTtR. a religioMS

%'ow, a voluntary penance or other supposed
meritorious act of devotion.

3*» <fiftv|l, ^Wfr, making or performing vows, &c.

2W, •WPWBT, •t?WTVl, wtc^ witt% ?rt?*i, C^, fBRTtfiBpr,

V1^, flw, Brahma or the all-pervading es-
sence, the first cause, the Veda, sacred knovr-
ledge, the practice of austerities, a Brahmin.

jmns, €f*r^«tir, jwnflu 'Wf. Ww, the state or condi-

tion of a religious student, devotioa to a life
of austerities, ascetism, abstract devotion.

5«irrfr, ?^, «r«rt«l#, ^•l*, c^ifr^*, a religious student,

one who continues such through life, an as-
cetic, a Pandit learned in the Veda.

JH^^, r4'«(5r^3ftf|f^, a mercenary or hireling Brahmio.

JW«P^, ^irtirwpr, <^¥nrt^rw, the knowledge of the all-

pervading Brahma, a persuasion of the idea-
tity ofthe sou} with the creator.

^nfWt^f «^7twv> one possessing the knowledge of the

soul a^ one with Brahma. [ma ; Vishnu.

ywx, JW^Tf^?, ftai, relating to or connected with Brah-

3f"W^» ^"nVBJ. the true doctrine of the AH-pervadmg.

5HW. 3V»?, fWw, ^•Wiff, CTI^P, divinity, deity, ideotift-

cation with Brahma, final absorption.

jj^W^f^f >Pfirt. the palate or roof of the mouth.

^pf9% JWrt? W/fpr, the crown of the head* [mnt,

3[ifbfV, vi^^nR^l^, the ghost of an unmarried Brails

460 j^tff

jt<|t^yw» ^vtir^ f^^> Jthe ipvestigating of spirit orat-

certaining of the true nature of God.
nf<t^ 99 f3(rn, the Burampooter riven

^m^9t, IciT^fWf , CTffwwrrtt, nirt€t, professing to pur-

sue the kuowledge of Brahma, speaking of
Brahma, a follower of the Veds^nt system of
spiritual worship. [ing the Veds, &c.

5?if^, tm(ntt^ n^i^ CfhR^il, saliva sputtered in recit-

J£9it^, <4«lll«H, knowledge of Brahma, monotheism.

i[^ft^, ^rv*ttfl( ^, a sacred sage of the first order.

j[i|r9iT9, pTt? in^. the heaven or world of ^rahma.

7W99, r^^rt^t^, the study or teaching of the Vedas.

j[m, f)l^n^. f^PC^v^, Brahma or the operative creator.

3pft*, jy^f—J!9tf "rt^, ,«f^« «Wrt, thi^ f nergy or wife

of Brahmd. [verse.

rat^> Vt^f f^, the mundane egg, the world, the uni-

jsytf^Rt^, ^Kffirsi fSpriHf a vainglorious identification of

one's self with Brahma.

3r>lf JCWt^fnw, r4^TC*l*Htj ftrw, a professor of the spiri-
tual worship of Brahma, a mod^ of marriage.

rm^. «r^ ^< f^<sr, a brahmin, one of the sacied prdjer.

j[t4nt, JIM^J ^, a brahminness or wife of a brahmin.

jwn;, f3i«r «^t^? WT. 3^**' 'fj* ^^^ condition, quality

or duties of a brahgnin, ^rabmiuship, brah-
minity, an assembly of brahmins.

jpW^jf^ f^f^ jpW^> a brahmin engaged >n secularities.

Jt9f^r4, ^Mifii ^^f^, the hour aftd half preceding

sunrise, dawn. [th^ jthread, &c.

J^/, ^•nnwtfi^Ff^^ftfift^ Jf^^* a brahmin uninvested with

jftTi, n^, 9^, ftf modesty* shame, bashfuloesft.

^tf^f ^f^nif «v«ttf^» tt^f modest, bashful, asham^.

ft^> ^^^<n^/, ^^r?;, rice ripenpig after th^ rains.

jw, J^X^f — '^'f 4»^«|f^W, ^/T^^Tt)???, faking, able

to speak, articulating.

^T^f <Ht^il^<l^^ ^, land fit tft be yipffi y^ ripf.

m 4fti

v..

wp, "f^^f^* nnw, %*n?w, ctHw, ^w^. ?iai, ^wr^, at-
tach^ or devoted to, serving, pious, engros-
aed by, worshipped, served^ divided, por-
tioned out; boiled rice, food, a zealot, votary.

w^iff^, 'nwt?!, Vf^TI, a .merceaary, one who serves for

bjs food. [crite, false wx^jshippcar.

^Npfii^, ^Pt«nr^^ W9, ^^Vf\^\^^, hypocritical ; a hypo-

»f^, WflRpflVit, "^9$% asm, CT?I, ^^^^, WW, ftv^t, ^^,

devotedness to God, zeal, strong faith, divine
worship, service, attendance, hoooage, .%t- ,
tachoient, a fracture, divi^ioQ, part, portion.

JRPil, ^, |5t "5#5f. a danoing-boy.

9WW, «PW, w^nj^w, ^wnr, an eater ; eating, devouring,

vorai^ious, ravenous. [tion.

VW. *M?r, tVBPr, !«ftj, to eat, devour ; a m^l, refec-

^9^ lPWU—V9t9pft9f '•nr, Kt^S m^itfl, <ltW, edible, cat-
able; food, com, pasture, prey, &c.

ntf^, W. ^, fame, glory, excellence, greatness,
prosperity, fortune, strength, vigour, divine
power, omnipotence, effort, e^ertion^ beau*
ty, splendour, knowledge, yirtue, moral me-
rit, absence of passion, religious tranquillity,
love, desire, a wish, pudendum mjiiliebfe,
the moon, the sun.

v^nn, Ot^ f^TVf , a fistula in ano.

WOT*-, w*ipf, — 4^JTt^^^ ftPw, Wtwtfii«,?wt^,ir^fiwif«r,

ihtf« illustrious, gloriQus, splendid,, beautiful,
vigorous, omnipotent, divine ; God.

sf^t^ vd,-r«>f1, #nrn9, a siatei, a woman in generaL

W%, <f%», VTWl, 1^, mamf fj<lf^, f»l8. broken, frac-
tured, ton, defeated, d^wgarded,, despised,
wretched, afflicted.

4d2 ^

%^t?1f ^v^^Kt^^f^^7^» disappointed, discouraged, spiritless.

VlPc, •f'FWfe, a breakingTf splitting, tearing,
a fissure, chasm, breach, diviig;ion, breaking
off, disappointment, interruption, discomfi-
ture, rout, cheating, swindling, dishonesty,
fraud, disease, the palsy, hemp.

mw^, twr, ♦rjTV ^f«i . ft^, ^t^^, to break, fracture, de-
feat, dispel, disperse, ruin, undo.

•W?*, ^fflfjwt,- *«n, v;?, ^ncw? aicnin foriW, dalliance,

loose toying, wanton gesturesi

irflWI, v^, — <t^, t'lwpr, in, nw, ^nv^, ^ftn?, ?f, ^^w*t,

«fil<n, W^, ^f^, a fracture, breach, division,
separation, deception, a trick, disguise, dis-
tortion, hint, wit, irony, repartee, dalliance,
toying, gesture, attitude, capering.

^f^f t5*# ^Ri^f ^> ^> f^TtwnjJt, 'P*?, ^^ «f *, bent,

crooked, distorted, fraudulent, dishonest,
crafty, swindling, mouldering, dissoluble; the
bend or turning of a river, a reach.

•flR, ^♦ftw, PR^, *iJW?r^<i, to serve attentively,* wor-
ship, adovfe, honour, pay homage, shew res-
pect or attention, [attention, &c.

WK^f . "mf^, ^^ttn^j CTTI, adoration, worship, service,

iFarRt?, ^Ifl^r^?, w/, »!^, venerable, adorable, honour-
able, respectable.

vwrt^, ^•rwr, ^/W;, wrw, honourable, right, fit, proper.

^^Km, ^<Tt^Fi?p, nrw, ^?^?t?<i, serving, waiting.on, ob-
sequious, attentive to, devout, pious.

^wrt^, ^WWtT, receiving worship, homage, respect &c.

^f9lM, ^ti^, 'Tpn^, ^5tw, 1^, f^lr^, ij^ WfTT, to break,

fracture,demolish,destroy,dispel, allay ,soIve,
adjust, compose a difference, change money.

w«ft, «NI5?, «TW1^ni1, breaking, changing money.

^» WtlS, rwitWI, ^f ^^V^f a warrior, soldier, comba-
tant, a goblin^ an outcast.

f^tf 463

a philosopher, a sage, a learned man, an ene-
my, a panegyrist, encomiast, a king's mes^-
senger ; best, excellent.

^^mis, i^^fi ttf^i jtm«n %^nftc, mpft, ^w^, a titU

giVen to certain Bengal pandits, a philo86<*
pher, a teacher of philosophy.
fF^, ^^ iR^^^ ^W, •Rpnai, «rfi5K^r, gabble, nonsense,-

an tiinpty sound, an echo.
^» ^^ Vt? r^^ rww, a sort of heavy lumber-boat
^^, W^jfy — ^^^, n^, <ff^i»^, ^S^, an imposition, de-
ception, fraud, swindling.
«^^»w, V)iiw:if;w^^«*».*W^,to relinquish from fear, to flee^
V?9tv, 9Jr^^^, 0vr^, ostentatious, imposing, swindling,
*>^^>t*», 4^4^17, to uabble, babble, talk nonsense.
V«iir, ^tnr, in^ ir^ir, to speak, utter^ compose in writing..

^1^^, '•T'** l^f ^^ author, a composer.

m% wpt(, !pi» c^\t% w^, «wnRP, ^i v*ftl»r, deceit,

imposition, swindling, a wile, a jester, buf-
foon, mime, actor, dereiver, cheat, dissem-^
bier, hypocrite, pretender; pretended, hypo-
critical [upon, mimic*.

Vii7, «r^^, vn^f VB^i to deceive, cozen, impose*

^^, m^, V^, imposition, a swindliag. mimickry. ;

«%9, 59%9|, — cnn^, Wi ^n^t^, deceit, imposition, inter-
ruption, impediment.

^if«it^, ?Wt? Wi% ^?5^t^f to buzz, to hum.

^nim, good, excellent, rirtuous, pious, purej^
polished, gent^eli respectable, humane, pro*^
»perous, lucky, propitious ; welfare, prospe-
rity, happiness, good fortune. [tages.^
^vfltV9. «3^it^, good and evil, advantages alid disadvan-*
^jrt>pr, TARf^Hrfr^t ^>v^ ^, f^, a throne, home, dwell*

ing-house, home-stead.
inj^ filPV, a species of wea^.

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^f ^pv, nfW, <wi, Ji^'^rHtf *w, ^'P'nw, ^w, Wr; being,

existlsAce, the place, means or state of being,
birtb, the world* welfare, prosperity, posses-
sions, Shiva. [noup's.
W^, rsW?, ^sw^t?; ^^t^PWir, fhine, ybors, your ho-
WW, *f?, t^, ^•ff^, OTt, Plfftr, a house, dwelling, abode,

production, birth, being. [nour.

W^, 'fWf^, WW7, thou, (ri?^tfc(/ii//y,) Sir, your ho-
W?T^, 5^, ^n^tit, Pdrvatf or Durga in her pacific form.

that may, will or must be, to be or become,

possible, probable, likdy, incidental, [py.

Irf3|^-1i 'Wrt*^, ^f^f welfare, prosperity ; prosperous, hap-

Wftiri**, TOI f^, ^^ifiRFfr, about to be or happen, fu-

turef ; the future, future time,
•ftirmrt, ^^^tw, a prophet, predictor of future events.

fifpl, ^•ff , ^n<i, WW, that . will be, likely,
certain, fit, right, proper, true, auspicious,
prosperous, happy, polite, i*elUbehaved, gen-
teel; existence, being, result, welfare; well.

V9fSl, t'^.V^X, f^^^, politeness, urbanity, condescension.

Vrjt, >V1, %^^^f a gimlet, an awl.

Wf, aiTH, "Wl, '•itsw, ft?, fear, fright, alarm, terror,

dread, awe, peril, danger.

WIKtr^m, 'Wtfirs, fearing, dreading, (from experience.)

WfWir vin^r^,— "rrwnw, wt?, ift»«i; terrific, alarming,

frightful, dangerous.

VWI*, «|W, ^iPTtf*^ *», fearful, timid, cowardly.

^, ^t*^, ^irt, w?, ^^W^, FW, full, complete, mncb^

excessive ; a load, weight, pressure.

wr^, ^fSitwi% ^*, ^'T, wtw, fiww^, *{<• f w, ^n»w,

to fill, make up a deficiency^ WToIp stop up,
charge, load, stufiT, load a gun, mftintaxii;'
support, nonttsh, terminate, be foil, abound.

«l^, «iw;,— CTi^, ^; *nwi, wage*, hiftiiiriahiienaneer

•jWftiR. rt»»»2t*», Kving 6B wages ; s Kirdling. [n»«h*.
tJTJk *" ^^»fl^ fti^, *t«, a ftkylatk, a weafet. a propel
\nt0, •*» *^W*, tmai r«r*W, a skylark, i proper name.
wrjRr* *«»*!1< *'« *rtl* ^«. ti»1?-nwtf», full, brimful.

\igh, (as th* tide,) full, (As th6 taoevt.)
9pA, ^(Ht, «iNW, ^^«r», Uvtn, *i1ip», t^.^, h*p«. e<pe<>.

tatfOD, encouragement, trust, eotifidence, re-
liance, faith, firmness, resolutiott, courage.
^tptti(, <«Ht*tf , W^. f^oll of bope, valiant, intrepid, ft«.
•in, ^^, rjrttt, vftr, •tf^jf*' »^' f"B' complete ; a

*earg<y, load, charge, fulness, accunii^tion,
•W^, \Jfltn, the stoppiig or filhng up of holes, &c.
•art*!, ,CT«»T,^fij, wage5«, hire.
•Wf^, ^iftf^ inqt c«h^n Iff. *ra/« t2f^, a inking from

orerloadiog, accomulated misfortufnA
m^, «ivr, »«r»rnr, to parch, roast, fry, bake, scorch.
%<iii|^#»IHl, *n«Wtirt, a frying pan. ^ f potted, &«.

•^*, t*!t*i*!Nf, «rfiwi«i;, proper to be nourished, to be sup^
Vifil ♦»!%, ^, -iffiwtiW, 3WV, a husband, the master of a

house, a lord, supported, wonrisher, protector.
%^. Wt*!t, ♦tl?f^«r«l, a load, complete cargo, fulness.
%^9m, r^mpr, ft?^, "sm', •ni't'T, to reproach, vilify,

scold', abuse, repnyv'e, threaten, menace.
%<Sn*t\, Wj^t?, PW, abusive language, reproach, abuse.
'rwii tf^. tf3(«Fsrr^^ ftpW, a lance, an arrow, the

ttarfcing nut.
H*5Wl flK«lt, ^5*. *«l». a' beat. [rail.

^1^, ?(t»v»,4(t«rt*ttt*i w«»r, to bark, (as a dog.) scold,
<«nrTf. •inrn/l, insipid, vapid, tasteless', diluted.
mMi* *t''^9t% ^Hvi, a smith*s beDoM^s.

. #i|«rtW,' ^Wrftlft, boggy, soft, plaishy.
W^, ^h^f ashea.

mti lii» «wi. t^**. ^Jf. 4rfs*r; light; splendour,

Wttty, th&Mm, ashadovr. [friend.

«|^ <IMr ^* ^>ir4lff # arbf other, kiocman, sfcquaiutance,

ir n a

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46« VH)

vt«, m;, ^ the price of goods, yalue, cost, [or plait
4X9, ^(3t, nm, ^, mixture, alloy, adaUeratioD, a fold

<t»pr, nw?t^, •n^ ^^, ft^rpr, vgmn, ^icvcv ^'^ ^«i^ to

fold, (as cloth or paper,) to mix, adolteratct
interpolate, &c. to vary notes in singings

^W, vmn^f •It^, a roll, fold, plait.

^Smn, Wi»^, iW|>», ^«c?Tf^, mixed, alloyed, adulte-
rated, sophisticated, interpolated. [ebb.

^t^, CT^I^f ^^r '•rpPt^'i, Pp^, a ball, marble, a weir, the

^t^, «fi, c^f*, ^^, "^R*^, VB JJ^^fPi, a deceiver, im-
postor, juggler, buffoon, a pitcher.

Vt^f^, ^wpr, iVWfr, to deceive, impose upon, mimick,&c.

mV^% vtit^it, iPt*, «rii»'r|, t^^, ?t*Nqrt, imposition,

swindling, deceitfulness, ^ guile, mimickry,
buffoonery, juggling. [sury.

^t^, vttiT?, c^tt^, <RT^9, a store-room, magazine, trea-

^Stf^, ^^, WSWtw, a case, a razor-case.

^tt55, f*as*t, frft^m, derision, mockery, sport, jeering.

WT9p ^^9 WW/, ^«^?5, '•iVrPT, a dependant, one fed

or maintained, a hypocrite; hypocritical,
• mercenary. [rise or after sun set.

^Jt^ft'T, ^WlHC?? ^'sWi, '•iTf? •tf5R«i, the time before sun

"m^ "^^f ^^f f**t, ^^K9i, ?Tt*»CT? Itipnfl. *W?^, a part,

portion, share, part of a whole given as inte*
rest, partition, distribution, luck, fortune, a
zodiacal degree, flight, running away ,escape.

^^, ♦fwpT, ^^^M, to escape, run away, flee.

V^TO, fta{*timr<i, HftH Uvn, devoted to the service of

Vishnu : a Vishns\vite7 a celebrated poemi.

^W?, ^ c^ ^rt^t^fT^, a place where dead cows are cast.

W^rtVTf*^, '«(*^t'Pt, ^rWrt, having equal shares ; partnership.

vtfMt, VTf*tr^ft — ^PSta ^il,a sister's daughter, a niece.

WWr^, ^tf^frU,— vf*tiSt«3jn, a sister*$^son, a nephew.

VT^, ▼^lUUl, ^•'^, irtft, *rt*, fortunate, lucky, partaking

with ; a partner, sharer, sharehol4er, partaker
in a succession, an accomplice, comrade.

I

W*?*, •rtrt '^f the river Ganges.

^rwi?J, •mtP^, ^Wtw, a fugitive> a deserter.

V«r/, ^St, ^WW, W«v, W<*?, i^^Wmw, fate, destiny,

good or ill fortune, chance, luck.; to be shared
or divided, &c. bearing interest.

wtW/^pr, W^;^,— ^^^11^, ^WrPW, K^» W^iw, fortunate,

lucky, prosperous, wealthy.

^fl/^ ^^/,— ^mfti?1,??ifiTR, nf?t^, unfortunate, un-
lucky, wretched, hopeless.

wt^;^^, TW, vtfl'W, WT?, the course of fortune, risk,

Vf5f/v^1, iftW^, ^*tW*TFJrt, a risking, running a risk,

venturing, trying one's fortune.

Vt^r/Vt^Tjl, WTC? t^fiiin, 1*^'?, running a risk, venturing.

^(W, miRP nai ftw^, ^fsn, f^«, hemp, the leaves of

hemp used for smoking.

WW^, ^1^, ^'f, w^/1 w^^f rsT?'^ , ^^'^9 ^>rH^, tSi^,
5^T^, U^tj\^, fwww ^^, fan rsm^, Owflrfi fti<nr,

STTT, ^ 'R^, ♦fWH, f^wt^, irwfi^ ifRnn ?t'€^,

to burst, break, crack, shiver, fail, become
bankrupt, to break, demolish, destroy, dis-
pel, interrupt, quash, put an end to, adjust,
undo, deface, separate, to change money,
reduce, (in arithmetic,) to compose, write a
translation, compile, spin, twist, plait, to
walk through long grass or mud, &c.

vtW*. tWW wr, ^59nw, wPTOjrt^, the breaking off of

friendship or of a habit. [a sotl

^BtWV, "^tft, — cJHti?1«i, addicted to smoking hemp leaves ;

^nw\f ftcv,^^^* \i^f <lf^f a rupture, breach, fracture ;

unfortunate, wretched, broken, fractured.

vtiff^, <f^. ^*f^, •ffW, change, small coin.

i9tAr^#, c^itii, stupified with hemp leaves ; a sot,

WW^, ^tJPP, a divisor, (in arithmetic.)

«tipr, vr^'T, ?[w(iit^, wvft^, %m^, «w, w«w, fj% tb

bake, fry, toast, parch« scorch, roast, inflame,
caleine, to share, to divide, (in arithmetic.)

46» «t«t.

«

plate,ftc. fit. trustworthy, deWp H for pffie^teN
^Itvm* vnRlt^tx^l. fitne^f for office or tru^t. .
vr|, GM) «nt> ^. an elder brother's wife,
Vtw, W*Pft9» ^>v^» ^^» IM. divisihle, shu'eable ; a dm*

deod, ahare, portioD.
wH, nn^W^f TtPp. a panegyrist, a royal messenger.
%ii\, wtsttkiLfk^if^mi^.l^, the; ebh ojc leAux tide.
vtl^sw. «w; vw/oi^nfif vnn^, a sutlor,

•rSt# ^"WM, •fWl, ^^'^.f ^^, a lime or brick kiln, fur?

nace, still, the way tb9 tide obba*
«1^c^wi, \v9\9{^ the afternoon.
vt?U c^ftTt,' the rent of a bouse, the hire ef a thing, a

renting, hiring. [cenary.

vr?tf^, C7?t^, ^in^l, ^44ft*, a renter, a tenant ; mer-
Vi% ^Q^i vtv(, m. a trumped up story, a deception, va«

ppsitioQ, pretence.

a vef^seU pitcher, pot, cup, plate, case, razor-
case, the bed of a river, a capital, stock, mi*
micicry, buffoonery, a professional jester.

inill9, vtflt^,— c^tt^, mnw?, a store-howe, magazine,

store-room. [caterer, kitcben-steward.

^niftf i^nmf 'nvw, w/trrWf, j^ store- keeper, butler,

Ws, 'sri, ^iWt R^, boiled rice,

Vt^V, <1f^,^4t,«f%*tt^, a huabsi^nd, maiotvner, proridle^

Wt^, cm, mun, brightness, splendour, resplendence.

vrS^, ^ninv^, ^ivcwi ^v« «t«, pertaining to qt wc^

changed for boiled riqe.

^fiRrt, vt^fl.— ^WRtn, one who secves (oir his food.

in^-^, ?^ nDltisrt9» tb^ Indian month of the su^ ip

or the second of the rainy |e«son.

Wt^rfinn, ^f3nrt# one who husks. ]{ice^ in a^ naftr tar.

•nnr-^TH, Kt^ ^pw, to p^und or husk rioftin a qiortw

«t^. «[ifr, j)f^, Pfi^. the Sun, li^t, A «i3r Qf

•W»r, Hlpmf ^iw, to reek, th? ow up steam, craporate. .
•Wm^Wi, lEWWfli «wrt, ^^, mouldy, musty, fusty, stale.

^^nHim, «rn?, ^n^w, ftw, «w^ «tft? r*^,

Vt^^existenoe, being, birth, production, the soul,
H being, living thing, thing, substance, reali-
. ty, probability, the world, a state, condition,
I cin^umstance, predicament, natural state, in^
nate property, temperature, nature, disposi-
tion, conduct, usage, treatment, manner^
stjition, office, meaning, the abstract idea of
a wovd, scope', spirit, design, intention, pur-
pose, a atale or affection of the mind, emo*
tion, passion, love, amatory sentiments or the
corporeal expression of them, wanton sporty
female infidelity, gesture^ movement, mo-
tion, act, action, famiharity, intimacy, friend^
diip, instruction, superhuman power, a sign;
omen, symptom of disease, steam, reek.
fiwBn, ffttw ^IC4MM#, ^W^wfl*? t WRlWN, the ex-
ternal expression of amorous sentiments, a
finger who excites the pasMons, a gesticulc^
tw ; susceptible, easily moved.
«||I|9, a pbgiary, plagiarist.
iflHI f€«s, fNP», Vf iqt^, fJpm, ipw, ta be thought-
. £il, dejected, appreheni&ive or anxious, to
pondes, think, medttftt^ on, reflect, fear; de-
jection^ anxiety, &c. adornment, decoration.
VlWVlk. %ClM;ftlf,9iC^^i iifSrt, fic^iwt, anxiety, care, di*^

quietude, concern, apj)rehension; doubt, sps-
p6nca«iear,eogitation,tJiought,contemplation.
inv% to fauUer through fear, to stagger, to be
Qonfnaedt amaaed ordiseomposed.

470 %nw

wttjt^, f^^, 'T^^, ^3f V. amazement, confiision^ disi^.

. composure, a stand, non-plus.
W^CTtW, f^ftre, wwfpr, without confusion, readily.
«fTT, ^jwt^l^, Wtt«WT«i ^^, ^^5Wr,. ?tt*nW»R, to con-
vict, to prove a char^, to h6at or steam.
Vt^, '■rf^^fff, «t^^T, a scope,. object, purport,
^far^ivr, ^rra^w*-, ^m^. almost or nearly future, likely.

vifira, fr«Tfif«, %f*«, r^««, c<prtlif«5P, wri^, iw;i[, thought-
ful, anxious, careful^ solicitous, pensive, sad,
affected, moved, convicted, proved.

wtit, ?tf1 f^w, Uxt^n f^% future, about to be, what

is to be, ordained, predestinated.

iFt^, fi^'Tt^, ^Jir, mr^, ^, ^<^, Wit^i, %«Wt?, tending

or disposed to be, happy, right ; in comp :
being, becoming what it was not before ; ex-
cellence, happiness, welfare, advantage.

Wt^f ^i^» t^^^, ''IWVbR^, a comedian, actor, harlequin.

•tw, T/t?,^^rrr?, «rt%^m?, W^;, as, Hke, in the manner
' of, for, in the view of, to the end that.

Wt|f» !*t?^, «? WttpT,a threatening, terrifjing, &c. [ing.

vr^/t ^^?> V^f^, probable, future, necessarily exist-

^m, ciPt'C, ^^Pft^if^, ?^f3[^«r ftrw, wrath, passion, an-
ger, a sister's husband, a species of wild cat.

Vtfinft, cT^tll, /. passionate, wrathful, indignant.

^^,^^,^79,^^1 a load, burden, weight, a yoke
or sling for carry ing .burthens, a c barge, trust
. conferred, delegated power or authority, res*
ponsibility, office, station, consequence, per-
mission, leave, trouble, difficulty, perplexity,
malignant influence or incantation, an evil eye.

Wti% ^It^, tIfF ^«^, ^t^, iFin^, ^Tl W^^, to augment

figgravate, be heavy or weighty, press heavily,
to consign, commit, entrust, invest, refer, to
throw responsibility or obKgation on another.

^il79# ^in^nr fic^, "9% the Mahkbhitrata, aa actor, nume.

vtiOTiC «f<lC^ ^^ Uff^f Hiddustdn'or India proper.

WSrSt, ^<t, ^Fijpf*, w^t?w/ ?rtW«cir^, speech, the goddess of

8peech»eloquence,dramatic recitatian^a quail.

^^^9, ^tlrt» a bearer of burdens, a. porter.

VT?1, mrt, 'H^/c* r*t^onw«?1, a scaffold, scaffolding,

reference, &c. [charge.

vUWFng, wt*tw. •Wf^rfv, loaded, entrusted with, in

vrf^, f^l, ^n9f9, a porter; bearing burthens, &c.

^f V^Wy tllP, T^r ^?» ^* ^«. ^Jffff?^, heavy, bur-

densoroCf weighty, lusty, big, momentous,
serious, steady, sedate, sad ; a porter.

WW^ift, ^i^cii;ft3F?,^if5BRr,a selling high, wholesale.

Vtirl^, ,»ffif Hirt^, a quail. [oftheVeds.

^n, ^. vrnn» a wife espoused according to the rifua)

^^tjt^lt, ajT^.^Vi.'it^^tRF i^f, il, the forehead, for*
tune, dt-stiny, welfare, good; proper, tigbt^
. . excellent, good, honest, upright, neat, clean,
hamUoibe, elegant, pretty, genteel, gentle,
.fair, fine, (as weather,) convenient, favounop
ble, pleasant, in health, well, recovered ; well,
well done, very well, do so, yes. [santnessk

vtar^, ^9^, 9it9^/,: excellence, goodness, honesty, plea*

VTsictl^, 3|CVt>Pl, "1/9^* luxurious, sumptuous.

vtiRffH, ^^ WW, nr? ^^,«WRf tcju^to appmye,like, k>v«,

accept, chuse, prefer. [goodness.

^t^J^, ^VM,^^^,%^5RV.welfare, advantage, excellence,

Wn^, ftf^ftr^, ^itf^i, «Vt^5Rr, good and evil.

^tw, WtiFP,—- f^*^«iiftr«, tw, a bear.

mnt. <ir99 iwi 9^ a husband*s elder brother.

^WW, VW, ^CT^, to speak, talk, tell, converse, utter.

^tH, ^Wt,^*^« t^ ^t^/» «rt^, a word, speech, language,

vernacular dialect, current or vulgar tongue.

•Wt-^CT, ^tffi Tt^PRi ^/TlWaf, a law plaint. or other writ-
ing in the vulgar tongue.

Vtif^f nv«1, l^ntVf a dispute, suit at law» pkunt, claim.

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vm^, ^iftrn%, f^c^i a plaintiff; a daimat.
%\^^\ 9f^ ntipf, to send to, to se&d a mieyita^
wSt, ^, 5W*; ^T«lHtf speaking, conversing*
im;, ^SNfI, ajpiir.f^fii, a commentary, armotatiottr gloM.
%tH, ^1, wtftl, WWrt, •l^^ ♦l^, a wish, desirt, ligb^

lustre, splendour, a vulture.
W^, ^ ij^ •^'W ^^ <r#^f 'WJ^if^Tp^f to float, swim,

to overflow. [appe»ing, floating'

vt^mpc, 9Mm^, tfvrnm^, «nr? ^^'^f luminous, shiaiis,
vnnr, '•■ii'i, t^*ifiiw wi ^i^rt^, ^Swjt^* nc< ifinrt ^*Wt

^^nc, to launch, set afloat, cause to float or
swim, to bear down, (as a torMat,) earrf
away, deluge, to waste, spend lai^slrly.

«t«ltf^i n^m^, '«rtttt^9,%ftf^, sweeping. fasafloddoT

torrent, ) profusertafish,^asteful,extra^agaiil

%tmf arfir, ^tt^ncipmlt, the sod, a st0iie-^Btter,«teulptor.

overflowing,&e^cataneous;(erttptidn); vessels

comiQg down the river, laden^ with corn, &c.
irMimw, ^l4)9t^, the rain9, the time when corn and other

vessels arrive froin the up-country.
•t^> ^W^^» — ft^fK^f PW(^^ ^, shkutig, luminous,

resplendent, iUnsirioas ; thier sua. [metidietif
Hw^, t%^,--irs9, 9ivit^, a beggar, petiitioiier,»#efigievfi
1%W^, ^mr, to beg, a^ atixiS'. [f<)r »el!ef.

ftinpt, 1%^, ^^, alms, a request, a lifggiflg, a petitioc
Anvts?, ^ A^,— ^siariit^, ^^ffl^wv, )iv£g Oft alm#, leadiDi

a mendicant Ufe« feitf

t%i?1^, f%Wtl^*ftWw, to travetabcHit begginfgV ®^'
l^fsiwl>»l ^cwi#, irr%^gtfT|t=, feeding era aims. -T'^
l^Wfl^, f^nnft?, — W*ft^> a feeding oik'SABniJiM|0'

of what is obtained by b«ggmf ^!* ^^^
(^n^-v, *<ll|j1ii9, «#, a religious mdnttteaifP^
f)i««j[t, «a7, mwm a beggar, a meiMltaiP^
t%sR, ^una tif^'r, ^♦tfw, ti>' be wtft, iki^

sink, (as pafmr.) -? ^

*ir?e 473

fM, 1%^» — ^^^ttC 'f^^f wet, moist, damp, clammy, soaked.
t%«pr, Ffc^l'H, to wet». moisten, soak, steep, slake.
t^> ^y ^\^%\^f ^ house, a homestead.
%^tin^, ^ r^^t^^ ^<f)^ ^, the raised floor of a house.
f^, CBiTT'n!]^, r7?1, a crowd, mob, a fence, an enclosing.
ftrysr, fii4c^ '^T^tw, tlr«R, to approach, close with, visit.
ftf?f*r, «rt^^, ^vt^ ^Wt*!, Hmt^, to bring a boat to shore,

close with, bring near, cause to approach.
fW9, $t^, ^n, f^, a wall, thickness of a wall, a way^

quarter, point of the compass. [interval.

f^?» >r^/f^f ^■ra9t the middle, midst, centre, inside, aa
1%^, Wwci, — ncKS, between, within, amidst, in, into.
I^ft, ^mv^, ^fn, inner, inward, in, comprized.
f^Bt9y ^WC?, f^5W^, i^WC^y towards, to ; aside, apart.
W^» ^^rt. ^» r^fl^, f^, <t^>\^. Wff > ^W> C*fT«, ^t^,
^<3t?, Tiinir, a wall, breadth of a wall, a breaking,
tearing,diYiding.a rent,fissure,something bro-
^ ken, fragment, broken jjart, bit, flaw, defect,
a part, place, asyliim^ opportunity, occasion.
^^BW^, 1^, Wt^^, fini^,^^r^, c^R, ^t^f flnn?^, to pene-
trate, enter, pierce, run through, perforate,
break off, separate, divide, split.

separated, divided, split, broken, torn, rent,
open, blown, apart, asunder, parted, distinct,,
different, other; a fraction; else, besides,
without, except. [differently, apart*

RnR, ^^\, r^^lCT, distinctly, severally, separately,

f^nnn, tfdW, ftr*r«, a distinction, a difference.

f^n^, 1sf^7(9, ^^;, a physician, a doctor.

^, ^tf5i, — ^^Rti^H, aitif, feair, dread, terror, panic, alarm.

^^, sft^,— ^|qp, im, ^R^nr^, afraid, terrified, alarmed,

frightened, timid, shy, fearful, cowardly.

^im, «?t^^, imw, CTt?, V?, terrifying, terrific, dreadful;

awful, frightful; fear, horror» terror.

^Stff^, ^tRny 1^9 dotage, extreme age, i. e. 77 yearg»

ooo'

474 f|»w

4IW3m, r^ ^ ftm, i^» a hornet* [pusilhtnimoos.
^-^, ^^J^-^,^— vir^Ni, ^wtip^, timid, fearful, cowardly*
^\ Wl^^Vtw, v?tW9, to put in fear, alarm, terrify;

horrible* frightful, fearful, terrific, perilous,
^ihj, •Ifl, virfnwi, fMl, ^, ^T^l•l, horror, terror, horri-

bleness, the property of inspiring terror, &c.

Shiva, a goblin; frightful, terrific,' horrible.
4% %irf, ^IBI».^^^- the belly, the intestines',
^f^, 1*1^, abdominous, pot-bellied, corpulent.
«^ ^1^, — ^, ^WEtit,hunger ; in Qomp : eatingjeeding on.
wJ, Vl^.— 'f^W. ^Wl^?, nrwpw^p, hungry. .
%9, ^«WT?, trf^, tWiw, ^^, «fNI, ^»i^, eaten, having

eaten, devoured, swallowed, enjoyed, in-

eluded, comprized. [meal.

vq^/V, ^^siri^, — ^^^, orts, leavings, remnants <tfa
^59ir, f^^ ^9Sfft^f fktpBf, ^ cir<^, to add to a capital

stock, or to what is paid off, to adulterate,

interpolate, foist in,
^npntff, '<w(ft»fW, ^KVt^, an enjoyment or suffering alrea-

. dy experienced ; having enjoyed .or suffered.
%^t ^>n^» ^^tcvt^, a meal, food, possession, occupa-
tion, usufruct. [impose upon.
fW, nrftt 5W^, ^m^f to suffer or enjoy, to deceive,
^vt«4t, ^^^3 Vfil4t, swindling, imposition, hypocrisy.
VQ, f)F9srtW, ^97. ^IW>B, crooked, distorted, deformed,

curved, bent, stooping. [carve.

^, ^^» fV, ^, the arm, the hand, a bending, a
^«r, ^v, ^{mni,— ^^, a serpent, a jsaake.
fjiwrw*, IJi^fH^, ^«wf5,— ir|?, ^^, ^twf, a peacock,

an ichneumon, Garura.
w««r, 4liai nr^^, fsntw, to interpolate, foist in, adulterate.
^jbRnr^nr, ^tmn fh^^ ^f^^, to be amazed as at some

wonderful relaiion.
;|irf^i9v, ^«, the shoulder, the shoulder-blade.
^M, V9Vtk, vnfT9,'^m>f, a meal, food, refection.
^yf^» ^S^tcm^ ^r^f to enjoy, to experience pleasore.

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^tv, f^nis^i ^«i, ^^1t^, to treaty 6&tert^n, feast.

^, i^^^TR, %^, WrM, «^^ m\. ^w;«, ii^Wfl, extir.-.

patioD, wreck, p^4ition» subversion, revere
sioD, a rescmding, iovefting, upsetting.

V^, f^T» Tf?^' ^ bubble, a bubbling, whispering.

%>^^>?Wf ^ ^i^f T^?*^' ^^ l^ul^^l^ up> ^o whisper.

^«iir, vtaR", ^Jit^, CT^Rk to broil, roast, bake.

¥Rc, iS^, fScifft? ^f , a widow's garment.

^[W, ii«*^, frit, wr, «»t^^> CW^, b world, sphere, heaven^

the universe, water, rtiankidd.

^^» "^vft*, ^9m, the atmosphere, sky, ssther.

^^T7, n^St!^ JV^, the hea^^n of the sagei.

^Tt, •f^flnfi^^. ft^,^Wt9,^fll^, mildew,smut; mildewed,

hollow, without substance, internal, (disease.)

^S-W?, mt^W*, «tfiW, a boost, boasting, swaggering.

"fff»jt, ftnw, ^«f ^W*Wi boastitig, swaggering* ostentatious.

^, 1^ ftrW, a sort of brown s^igar.

^n, fSr^J^, iw, f^^, CTff, t^W, ff^, a forgetting, erro<*,

mistake, oversight, blunder, slip, transgres-
sion, fascination, deception.

^^. f^> f^rip ^<^, to mistake, omit, err, sin, forget.

^. sjvPnrt, fin«rt!FS, blundering, erring, forgetful.

^W, JW^^i, rst*«1 OWT, »WTw, jNt^, to cause to err,

misguide, mislead^ delude, inveigle, tempt,
seduce,flatter, cpax, fascinatie,deceive, cheat.

^nqitf^, ^, ^JPft, ^ a cheat, deluder, sorcerer ; insi-
dious, &c. [stratagem.

^g|4(1, ^^» snrHt^, l^,a spring of water, an incantation,

^, Sim, ^jfl^, Soot, lietmp- black, grain, corn.

^, ^ c^^tmfS}^ ^, chaff, hran, husk ; -P7«w, to inter-

polste ; -c^fttw, to bribe one to silence.

¥, •JfWt, ipi, wrt, Wf^, ^t^f^r, «irtw, the earth,

land, ground, aplace, scite, base, birth-place,
residence, the lowest hell. -

^, vtll, c^RT, land, grouad, k field, plintation.

ipf^, ^WFH,— *|fitiH ^'N*** aa earthquake.

470 «fi» ■' .

^4rm, aiftir^w the globe of tkeeavth, geogfapbf*
^P6?> VK^ ^^» momg on land ; a land animal
^|wnF9, ^f^^ ^|]itrtt^»arnpbibious» living on land and water.

W?t**f, «rl*t^ Tlf^ ^W, 5TOPWW, been, p:one, past,
become ; a phantom^ malignant spirit, ghost,
goblin, demon, imp, apparition, virion, an
existence, living creature, being, a class of
demigodsi the five elements, matter of fact
or the real state of the case, (in law.)

^]i91«i, "^rit^Mlv, the past time, (in grammar.)

^smsm, ^l^itf^,— ^fRi ^"^^y possessed of a demon or

evil spirit. [demons.

^<^1, t^ffWs— ^ WHftf^, expelling or casting out

¥^8^«t, ^^v^f — ^^l^tft, f^, Shiva as lord of the demons.

^nft^, Wv^, ^^tf|ntWl» a slut, slattern ; sluttish.

^W^, c«fWFt?, Wwri, like an evil spirit, ugly; a sloven.

W9«r, ^, ^[fMt, the ground, the earth. *
' ^^BWrl, <t^W» WC, f^f JWt, the elementary or vital prin-
ciple, the human body, Shiva, Brabmd.

^|[^5tm. ^TBX Tfhn?, possession by an evil spirit.
9T^t9, ^iTirtpiT^, an agreement with matter of fact.

^,^ iwnRi, 4"«ifjr, ^(Piirtfi^'iii, «w, i^^tRi, w^, affluence,

weal th,succe88,grandeur,superhumaii power,

birth, productiop^ ashes.
^flwt^, vr^, ^ftnpCnw, J?^, aflluent, wealthy, grand.
^«rw?, ^W*^,- •'jn^n ^#t?Tf^, amphibious, living on

land and water, as the tortc^se, crocodile, &c.
i^pf^p Jttf^, al>rahmin, i. e. a terrestrial god.
Wy, ^r#8, f^, a mountain.
^, Wf^, ^W^,— •tWtiW^, ?twl, a king, sovereign,

prince. [king, to govern.

ffWR, fWr ^% m IWir, to perform the duties of a
^» ^^f ^f^^» .W3I, ^, jt^, w«n, ^twrt, the earth,

earth, soil, land, ground, a scite, ground,

baser a country, a district.

T» in

ftlP9^» ^Mtv^t^pr, an earthqwke. [tliettrical drets.^

^m, ^(nrt«» mc^» a preface, preamble, introduction^

ffiw, ^rflwrf^^W, ilCiiH> 'tWIt'^f' WR '•f , earth-bom ; a

vegetable, the planet Mars. [ist.^

ftSMtft, ^fftcut^, «rvi, living by the soil ; an i^cnltnral-

^^rn, ^flr^n, — ^im, M^^tl^, a king, sovereign, prince.

^F^rl^ ^» 1[t^} A spot of ground, situation, . place.

^Mf "^TW, tf^^f iR9» prostrate, falling down to, born.

vlip^ ^wi*»K4, l^/» w1/, ^pw, tl^C^t?, ^^, •iw, touch-
ing the earth ; a man, mankind, a cultivator
of the soil, a skulking thief, a blind man, a
cripple. « [peatedly.

^, ^npi, ^rfiHP, ^J^\^ much, many, exceedingly, re-

^t^^» ^tiW(9,^Ujrepeatedly,frequently,again & again*

^-vtii, mfv^ci, ftllHl, a boast, a boasting, bragging.

^, ^, ^iPw, «!?, ^, 'W, ^rtft, much, long, many»

abundant, excessive, important.

^)«W9, f^V^ l^m, the bark of a species of birch.

^pit^, Tff^f yf^sctn^ the earth, the habitation of men.

^^, Wit^, sftfl, a fountain, a spring, an enchantment.

^9?rl, ^^1^ ^mfM, /. wearing ornaments, &c.

^«i, ^il«l4lfif 'HT*!, ^apt^ 'iwr^, WIW, lo put on jewels,

dress or ornaments, to decorate oneadif, shine
in finery, &c. [decoration.

^^» ^1> — "^mi^lfitt a jewpl, trinket, ornament, dress,

^4t9, ntv4^!r, capable of or requiring decoration, &c.

wit*i, ntvpr, • 'Ttirt^, to adorn, deck, dress, trim, capa-
rison, [bellished.

^n^, ^ni^, ntl^, adorned, ornamented, decked, em«

^» ^f imi ^ bran, chaff, a husk, integument.

T^'H!"* *f^'» ^W, prostrate, bowing down.

v^, ^^¥, i«f, ««|Jf;, ^^'I'^'P^, a cultivatcfr, man, man*
. kind ; touching the ground. [king.

^^rtff, «Dn ^tftvtjt, iml, a proprietor of land, landlord^

^^9 W9Wf a frown, contraction of the brows. ^ [land.

^f •rfi^vx titf , «ttl5» ^* ^ precipice, mountain table

47A nrfNrttl

bee, a wasp'^ a sort of shrike, a golden tase,

a leeh^r, a libertitie.
^Wt?, wnf 1^, ^<^ t'l^t a goldeo vase, gold, cloves.
*wflr, ^wWiR^, — WCWWi, Tlrtii, a cricket.

^^> 7^» ^^^ female bee.

^, iftfSbn, c^^nr» ^^l^nr, nourishment, maintenance,

wages, hire, a capital, principal sum. [vant

^[^v^f C<^5|ft^ living on wages ; a hireling, hired ser-

^;, fTf , •tl^d^tiPP, r*tt^; ^^, a setvant, slave, dependant.

vvl, r^^s«r, wi«i;, wages, hire.

^> ^^l^tf^, *7, ♦tW^I, t^'l^, a whiriwind, hurri-
cane, eddy, whirlpool, giddiness. [ingly,&c.

^, «W9, ^f^«nir, much, excessive, abunddUt ; exceed-

^. «tsn, iit9(jrr«, baked, fried, parched*'

x^tm, xm^^,—1kw^f ^if:^^, cvsrpr, to make faces,

mouth, grin, mock, ridicuib.

€99, sr^,cm.iwi:^, afrog, a cloud, a disgnise,false ap-
pearance, play, pantomime, a religious habit.

cVti^, t^jit,— 4|t.9ix t^en, a species of sible-fish.

V9^9 w^f ^, ir^, a mime, actot*, player^ female frog.

CVf91» «M^, ^ simple, foolish; a simpleton.

Onr, n^tvw^ ^^l^^r^, ^^ a mouUiing, making faces,

mocking, ridiculing, mimicry.

CWft^r, H»«r, f^tw ^, inh ^\ •tf*r'n», t» mitke faces,

mouth, ridicule, mock, mimic.

pmm, t«9>ii m;^?^, to send, dispatch, shut, (as a door.)

Wirpr, •tfit^, V% ^^f t^ nw^, ci^t^, to send, shut,

implicate in. [meeting.

t^, ti^,— ^^<»r, imrt^, a present at meeting, a

cv^, ftiv, Tit^Pt^ ^qn, to meet, visit, go to see.

wl(^, flwfWT!, 5f!tirt«^^, meeting, visitiig; one who

meets another, a visitor.

t^f sft^st^^jrt, 'Hpfr, a meeting, a visit.

tvr^?t^, tjrtn tft^, going do^vn with the tide* |ter.

KnSttrsn, nR^,-^iripraiv mnH fnarvi^ a sutler, a victdsl*

tKt9fi. 47$

TOfw, Uiirr, ftWR^ ^i^wr, ^«fttMM, to meet, approach,

visit, lerweigh, reconsiden [fellow.

c^BTI, en, i|^ a sheep, a rara, a blockhead, a stupid

cv?f4t, i#8i, stupidity, doltishuess, sheepishnesa.

cvft, C94t,«nwl«i»i^f a ewe, a mound, dyke, embankment.

cv^Tl, <9llw|, a pander, a pimp.

cwfr, riKf, iwir, penetrable, divisible, distinguishable.

WW, flRff^t, fiRtwpTiF, WnWT^. fitt5iiW?5, a factious or

contentious person, a sower of dissension, 9
schismatic, a heretic, a traitor.

ci», fkvS, XMK, ^^/, Piftj^, fiwni^f , f>Wif, rtwa, «wi?, ^,

aif. ^vjmWf titi«rwi, 3wr^ *^^, ntw, 1^, a

perforation, penetration, piercing; incision,
separation, dividing, rending, breaking, dis^r
persion, disunion, disagreement^ dissent, dis-
sension, difference, dissimilarity, distinctipp*
a kind, sort, species, a mystery, secret, a
purging by stool, a divulging, reconnoitring*
spying out, knowledge ; else, besides.

cwfv, nnciR9, nm^f cp^, ^, fim^, ^^twti, sowing dis*

sension, &c. piercing, purgative; an incen^^

diary, tale-bearer, an adjective, a nickuan^*
C1WW14, f)R«pmt^, discrimination, knowledge of difr

ferences or distinctions, &c.
iiWii|4), dnv ciT^, discriminating, discerning in^vt?

duality, viewing the gods as distinct,
^wr, ftfR, cff^, cwtspr, itti^, fhw, UmWt fiiPW ^Ww, to

pierce, bore, penetrate, transfix, break, rend»

tear, divide, distinguish.
wfl, CTW, ftria^, ftw, wj, iw, <w, piercing, distin?

gutshing, dividing, separating, dissenting ; a

spy, tell-tale, tale-bearer.
V9wm, W9 ^^sv, iR9^, to be alarmed or confounded.
cvsflM, mi(i|, ^91111, a hornet,
cvjt, WV1 fftnim, a long trumpet,
cwqnri, cwitw,— ^« vip, the caster shrub.

480 rttMt

WW, wt^. *fWW» lt^« ft wft, a float.

V9m, ^1?^, nii» 1f^, a dart, a lance, a raft, a float.

V9Wf4t, fr^, nm, magic, sleight of hand, delusion.

VW9m, im^ms, — ^tr, a drug, medicine, medicament

hiWf fv^Pfiff, a collection of alms.

Wl^, ^W^w, WtW^f ^(t99f "Wl, Hwj VVVf ^Wf, horrible,

terrible, terrific, dangerous ; horror, terror, a
terrific manifestation of Shiva.

hnf^9 ^^» # "^^f Durgfif or the terrible ; a female

devotee of Shiva. [of Shiva.

^VfltraF, # ^ninsTy f^ljvr?, a society of female devotees

viT9H, Vif^f dull, (as a tool, &c.) not sharp.

cvnp?, n# ftnv, a species of weasel or ichneumon.

€Vt^[flflr, ^«1tlCi #t^rat, i|pi^f a famished condition, in-
anition, extreme fiedntness.

cvtVI, tn?^, Wj^, #*J^, '^rt'Bt, an eater, glutton, one who

suffers or enjoys, a husband. ^

nft*^, ^wfw^j^vi, ^Wtfn,^inr,*«^^^^rw;, pleasure, en-
joyment or sufiering,possession,use, usufruct,
occupancy, food, an offering of dressed food*

CW^f^, ^nt^9, the haram or female apartments, [ing.

C^^tn^, "Ht?, the body as the seat of enjoyment or suffer-

CVt^, 'S^f f*^t^^ ^^» J*WR» •It^^, to enjoy or suffer,

undergo, to possess, obtain, get.

fl9t^h^9 ^^fm^t vp^f , yielding enjoyment, pleasurable.

C^«t^, %«TCiii ^fWl, the infernal Ganges or river of hell.

ril^414, ^^»tWW^, wn9Vit* "^» W^» ^#*f *niw, en-
joying, suffering, seized of, occupying, pos-
^ sessing, dancing, singing.

CVt^l^t^f ^l|t?, ^Vi^,, the body as the seat of sensual

enjoyment or suffering, women*s apartments.

cvt^, ^^9 1^1, ^. niv, t^«W, a deception, imposture,
« cheat, snare, bait, temptation, lure, stratagem.

t«t«ltw, rit^9it1^,\iim,^[ii^rw, to cause to enjoy or suffer^

to mislead, deceive, ftc.

cvtfH4t, itvti %^i a king's concubiae.

•S|f% , 491

V9t^, ^jiffittr^w/ ftnijjtt^r^, f< enjoying, posseM-

. ing, suffering, sensaal ; a snake,
mw, trtt;, ^[ttfjwj ft^, «innw?r flnnr, eatable, to be

enjoyjed or suffered, pleasurable, to be (oU
lowed by enjoyment or suffering.
V9t^n, c^ri, cwnft, a harlot, a whore, a concubine, [ver.
WT^lTfic, •tt|Wrr?tc^^ v^, a loan to the use of the recei-
WW, '•nftj, ^TtJ. a meal, feast, banquet, treat.
vsvn, ^9W% ^IW>, to eat ; act of eating, food. [food.
CVIM^tf, cvtw.— ^rw;, ^w;, eatable, edible, proper for
cvmfiwrt, W^, ^^, legerdemain, sleight of hand, magic.
IVWflrBl, f^rra«l?rrjt, «f1Vrpi^, an entertainer, host, sup-
porter of others. [gods, provision, &c.
CWTW, WC4IWC1 un ^^^, offerings of corn, &c. to the
^VWPW^, '•nr?^, ^^s, chyle or digested food ; eatable,
cvmrrt, ^9^4tir:9^X,<49TV, eatable; food, a table-companion.
rvf>, irtwl ^f%^ ftc^W, a sort of red blanket from Bhotan.
^^T^FW, ^ft, ^J^ftmr, a trumpet, a kind of boat.
CWTjfinri, «|t?t??, a trumpeter; blowing the trumpet.
wrrt, ^, ?W, f^^Tt?, a peel, rind, te^:ument ; blunt, dull,

obtuse. [pot.

tBVn* WRftfTl, %^^% a bee, an auger, drill, a watering-
CVttrt. ^ •W, foolish, stupid, ignorant ; the eye-lashes*
c^9, W^t^W, ^f^t the morning, the dawn ; early-
CWfrt, ft'TO'. 'rt^nisRU, forgetful, sceptical.
r^f*^, ^>5KiNt?, ^»hf^^, ''Tf^, <li[?V5t^ftfe^ «^flP, f*l?, re-
lating to evil spirits, supernatural, demonia-
' cal, elemental, material ; Shiva.
vi)m, ^WifiTf, ntfS(?, ff^Jfir^t?, the planet Mars, amber-
gris; earthly.terrestriai,of or belonging to land.
C^fil^, ^firtl, ^tinf, ^t^, produced from the ground, be-

longing to land ; a landholder. (mory.

vrwr^, ^wrrw^^i, «^ j\Mn, to ^study, commit to me-
"■wnv^, ^i^, ^ritftr, iT'i; a- fait, a fall from virtue^

depravity, ruin, loss, destruction.
viwft, i^rown, contraction of the brows.

ppp

4fifi mti

a misconceptipn, error, mistake, blunder,
oversight, slip, forgetfulness, a whirling or
going round, an eddy, whirlpool, whirlwind,
a turaer^s lathe» a potters wheel, a roaming,
wandering, respect^ credit, reputation.

J^«l, VPfff. f?«l, igjrr, W3rt, W(9U to wander about, roam,
. ramble, traverse, take the air, perambulate,
turn round, whirl, err, mistake; a tour, turn,
circuit, ramble, voyage.

^^, •f^i^Bml, travelling, wandering, roamjing, roving.

3prf^rf^f f^f'TTl, mistaken, erroneous, mistaking, &c.

jpU,' y^, — ni^, W^9 m. Sff. the large black bee.

a whirling or going round, an eddy, whirl-
pool, whirlwind, a lathe, potter's wheel, ver-
tigo, dizziness, giddiness, fainting, a swoon,
stupor, forgetfulness, error, mistake.

3pft» 9|rf^?1, ^f^, whirling, revolving, &c. a sceptic*

ji. ^Il, ft«t^, vni, ^, ^i W, ^r», ^5tW, fallen from

virtue, depraved, corrupted, dissolute, vici-
ous, deflowered, defiled, ravished, violated,
seduced, obscene, degraded, deposed, fallen
from office, displaced, superseded, parched,
baked, roasted, fried, toasted. ^ [rv^pter.

^9, ^ift^9tjt, ^^99, a ravisher, de61er, violator, cor-

^^tTl, ^^,^H^, depravity, a fallen state, degradation.

3[i1, I5%vtf^4t, ^^f an adultress, a strumpet, a violated

or dissolute female. , [religion.

Siw?, l^V^rft, f^Wl, depraved conduct, heterodoxy in

Jfit^, ^fl*'»^ ^^» depravity, pollution, villainy, vioc.

jil'Wt «n?t*Wt» jealousy of a wife.

3[T«9, f^, fHVii^, bile, the bilious humour.

jrtir^, WWtftr«if45flt'^f'f5^» splendid, shining, gaudy, ele-

gant in dress, ^c. decorated with ornaments.

lt^> ¥t^— <4^ f^ffHtv* a brother, friend, kin. kindi!pd«

48t

jt^^t, ^t^^lj^f JWIf viir-1, m.' % /' ^ brolfcer's sol

and daughter. [of a brother:

jrw, Jl^frti— -^FWJ T|^*T!*» «»• 4r/ ***^ ^^^ ^^ daughter

^vns, ^t^tj^^f, f|^. a. brother's son, an enemy.

5^» Jtv^^ii, ^gWjr ^^^^^Pf a brother's son ; a brother^,

brotherly, fraternal. [roving.

vr», S'?^^ I^'*'^, •rti^, mistaken, erring^ deceived,

Stl%, yi, wi, imrt, fiWTffl, w«W«1, ♦wlr^, error, mis-
take, blunder, delusion, ignorance, a roving,
roaminsr, wandering about, ftc.

3fWP. 3pr«inf, 1*, 'fmsi, 5W^Wt«Hi, causing error, occa-
sioning mistake, fee. a cheat, rogue» a jackal.

m, P^caRi ^^mtur^^, the eyebrows.

«^,— f^i^ c^H9 ff^^irs, a frown, look of displeasii?e»

forbidding aspect. [wards.

w?*n. PR^ ^nw, ^•t'f, a frown, a glance, a look to*

mn, 9|^«rt4t, a fcetus. embryo* nnborn child.

fl«ij, a|^,^il<iftii|?p, €»i^^tt9fpnf9, causing abortion, do»

stroying the foetus. [abortion.

V^fvn, »iWw#jii, a destruction of the fcBtus, procured

«Vir^» ftfrl VXnM ^^tri, a frovfp, contraction of the

brows.

•»• . •

>i^» 1^, h^, a ladder, a species of harrow.

'i^p ^f^' ^ marriage crown or diadem.

M^, Vf^, ^ntcm^, to churn, to agitate a liquid

flW T9k*W, W^ nm, ^WBJ Vf PuP^i iW^f^'W^t, an
imaginary marine monster representing tbt
sign Capricorn, one ^fCuvera's treasures,
deceit, deception.
wrpt9>—^^^f the Indian Cupid, whose em-
blem is the foregoing animal.

4fj*R« ^^^^9 "^t ynJ» rw(5w, rtrtl'fiirw, f *rtsi» the nectar

of a flower, a bee, the Indian cuckoo, a spe-
cies of JauDiBe, the filaments of a lotus.

484 . Wffn

wwfnt, «i^«a» ^^f the ocean. [head*drese.

ir^t ftit^, 1^, Hri"PW1, a crown/ diadem, tiara, crest,

'RW, ^*tC"lt^^ 'fHwi, ^, an opening bud.

a^fflP^, v\^, ^♦W *t^, a fly, any winged insect

vn, ?9,.irr^» sacriBce, oblation.

«W, lfif^»T.^» sunk,immersed,jplunged,dived, drowned.

inl, ipn ^^ar, the tenth lunar mansion.

welfare, prosperity, happiness,. good, good-
fortune, a propitious act, the planet Mars,
carefulness, prudence ; fortunate, prosperous,
lucky, happy, propitious, auspicious.

wn^, ^^V?* f^^swft, doing good, beneficent, benevolent.

irWI^^^ * ?flnr,— •fjPWtC^l ^n^Vn vnr, to congratulate.

to felicitate. [thanksgiving.

HWI^, ♦<?PW/Tn flwVl, tS»CTnp/, well-wishing, felicitMing*

a»W«f^?, ^I'Stirri?, Tuesday.

JlWilffS*!, ^«CT?t1*, ^SW ^^/ WWPnF fiiRrt, ^tV^t^X, the

ornamenting of a place with garlands on fes-
tive occasions, festivity, a preliminary cere-
mony, an invocation, religious action, con*
gratulation, good wishes. .

^^ff "Wr^f «mw, ^«rr?^, HC^rtW, ^V, ^tPn, auspicious,
0 propitious, confetring pleasure or happiness,

pleasing, beautiful, agreeable, pious, pure.

iraf^Ttt, f^^ift, ^^Rii^,, benevolent; a well-wjsher.

3Rf»^, ti^F^,t«rnF^,f>?«i,tobe wrenched, strained, sprain-
ed, bent, torn or injured by violence. [tec

m^, WffTt^,ct^^,to wrench or pull violently, strain,

irtR, WR,— ^^^'TT', %pf, 5?^, VM^ ^^f ftrfti f^e^, to

bathe, sink, be. immersed, plunge, dip, to be
drowned,, be overwhelmed with trouble, &a
to be wholly taken up with.

jwt^, ^Wft^, — ^^9 1^» ^Wf, ^y^. to immerse, plunge,

dip, sink, drown, overwhelm with trouble,
, &c. afflict^ distress^ destroy.

iPl 485

»

WW. ^««C ^^^ '^' ^^^ ^^ '^* marrow, pith, sap.

9«t^.'iit«^,^>ra*l)TV>inward,lat?Dt,affec^^ the marrow.

waited, W*W,l*?nf^. touching the quick, insupportable.

W, * ^, VW, ^fWl, ^l*W, •wn, trt^, a raised stage, plat-
form, pulpit, scaffold, an elevated shed, a
table, bedstead, bed.

>rsfw, m^, <Jfv. W>i, CT3wiR[t9^ 5^;, to cleanse, clean,

scour ; a tooth-pawder, dentifrice, eye-salve.

V9f% f^ff^' ^WTt^i to bud, put forth buds or leaves.

^9ft, ^^"T^^Wf^f^^^* ati ear of corn, a flower^ spike,

flower-stalk, a shoot, sprout, a branch-bud.

irfif 9, nflfSl,— n^ ftrw, ii^^*l«it, Indian madder.

V4*hr> ^^. a female ornament for the feet, an anklet.

^^^* ^^< Mimmf beautiful, agreeable, pleasing. *

«rt^. ^'W ftc^f a pea, peas. [petticoat.

¥d3r}9Tt4^, UffTM ^^9, a spotted silk garment worn as a

^i^; Pfifif f^CKT^I, a crown, diadem, head-dress, &c.

^^f ^^^ICfH ^w%* ^^ ^n irm, the ridge of a thatched

house, a large earthen jar.

i9^9t^^, ^vtf^ill C9tnw, to sham or feign sleep, [shampoo.

«d^^^, '^tfx wtir^,wiw f^^tw> to snap or crack the joints, to

^9 i^s ^ni'lW, ^stpfiixn ^t?^» "rt^, a college,

school, monastery, temple, pagoda.

¥f^, wtft, iqwrn CV1 Vt*W ^•ttfiw fit't, a pestilence,

. mortality, epidemic disease.

W^ir, Vfiw, ^tWMi ttfict^ 4v|, the head-man of a village.

arK, *H^» nWf ^% a dead carcase, corpse ; mortal, dead.

a mortal bite, pertinacious perseverance at all
hazards, a teazing, dunning. [bom child.

iTTtf^fl, wl(i>4*i «fii^ f^t ^^^, /. having lost her new-

^f^^^f ^^tfCCi ^fif(% the ridge of a thatched house.

''^f *^w^?tlrt, — t^f ^^f brittle, fragile, rigid.

«ift , il, WJFW «rtt«itf^ ^1^1^/ '*wj, 3j>p1, c<^, ^;jj, a gtem,

jewel, precious stone, pearl, the wrist, the
clitoris, the glans penis, the point of a needle.

486

<Pi?jft%1. *t^ "m^ ^ f*Wt, a holy pool at Fenarea.
Hft^?, I^rf^^i #«*lf>*t#*, a jeweller, gem-butter, lapidary.

irft^r?, T(f^, ^itwtCTs tt^ ^w?t*i ftrw, cw ftr<w, the

navel, a sort of woman's boddiee studded
with gems, the country of Manipoor.

irPi^w:, flwj r^, the wrist.

•ftirPtnr. ^V^S «rwira^ <«f , a temple or house of gems.

HfPflftft, fl**^» fl^VCTtft, ?flC5tJ, a jeweller, seller of toys

and trinkets, a stealer of gems.

W, iTt?» ^9 V^f rice-water, gruel, paste, starch.

W'f wyp^» CTtV* ^■WWT?, *i^1, to overlay with metal,

gild, plate, cover with leather or cloth : or-
nament, decoration, jewels, trinkets, &c.

^^•f; %«^^"4#t<St^ ^i|1%f*MWj ^^tfl^ W^« nrt^, a tempo-
rary shed at festivals, an open templQ.

derm, a ball, globe, sphere, orb, disk, a halo, the
horizon, a wheel, circle, circumference, a
province, district, region, a circular form of
military array, a multitude, assemblage,
quantity, heap, a round spotted leprosy^ a
sweet- meat ball, the head.- man of a village.

ifrft, vnrtv, v^, an as&embly, congregation, a body of

people, society, gang, flock.

n^, ^9 a sort of sweet-meat balls. [comfits, Ac.

H^, ^i1%^ C5rtsit^Di^rvf^mir,asmallersortof thesame,

11^^, OTf w*, ^4^, ^litf m. 8s f a frog.

Vtil, n.![>>*v> ^nv, rust of iron, dross, scorise.

ti^ «rt>l, «w?, 'N^w, n^, V5irt?, ftt*, ^flwn, wric, ^/u.

a way, method, mode, manner, sort, kind,
set of opinions, creed, system, doctrine* sect,
habit, practice, manner of thinking or acting,
purpose, wisb^ intention; simitar, like.
WK9^^ ^r";pr?, "CTnic^tc^ ^^f^, a distinct sect, a schisBt
law^, of one mind, of one sect..

487

m«i[, 1%vltl^» "V^s^, ^R;<sr^, another sect or ipethod»

&c. alteration ; altered* otherways. [tary.
Wfurft, n^^^rrfi, wft*Jt. *1<t, a follower, partizan, sec-
^f^svn, ^fM^f^f 4tf/T417;, the sentiments received and

rejected, distinct opinions; apprpved and
disapproved, liked a^d disliked.
nm^. ^tmn "^iWif Hrt^ v^ ^iwn, approbation and

disapprobation, diversity of sentiments.
irl%, ^!^5t^. CTt^, fj^ W«r, «rfl^^ 3i«, opinion, under*

standing, intellect, mind, conscience, intel*
ligence, judgfnent, will, inclination, desire, a
pearl. [brained.

hTMev, irf^ffl, — f^f^. f^^V* deranged, delirious, cracked-
Wf%9|^, \fM^f f^c^, wise, reflecting, sensible, judicious;
^, •nft, i'^pt?,«W, a sect, party. [fonnably with,
ncm, fi9fni(tct, HTjtf , according to, agreeably to^ con*

flRiFtftw , ^tt^, vn^^, intoxicated, drunk, over*
powered with joy, delighted, enthusiastic,
eager, in rut, furious, proud, lewd, &c. mad*
insane, foolish, raging, infatuated.

ift^jq, «rirft?nii?, ^% ci^, irtt, envious, covetous, nig?

gardly ; envy, rancour, a gnat, mosquitp.

9^^r, ntWf m^f a fish, an avatkr of Vishnu.

nvsufti^l, C^, %<T7, 9^, coarse sugar, sugar-candy.

w^^/IW, W^ffWl •!*. the kingfisher.

vm, «!t^, ^l«W*i, to churn, agitate violently, stir np.

arftra, ^lMlf^4, fWii twfl, churned, &c; butter-milk.

#W4^IH|ltf, wn, iRl f%? «%Pri^?w,'wine, spirit, ilk*
toxication, drunkenness, insanity, inbtuatioiip
enthusiasm, delight, pleasure^ joy, d^siret
passion, pride, arroganee, a liquor flowing
from the temples ef an elephant in rut.
inpPp f^c;ff9i ^9ic» 9f)rt, a narcotic medicine^ an opiate,

a confiectioner.

488 ' ^

» * *

ly through drunkenness ; an elephant in rut

inpr, W9f^, nf. Ca'madevathe Indian CupH, the spring.

•Tip^WW, ?rtWWv^irfV, a proTocative medicine.

•nPrt. ^?1, *tTlf •tf^^. wine, spirits, « species of parrot.

«W*rw, iWW?^,- irWW, *yMl«Wl, a drinker of wine or

spirits, a drunkard.

mnrrWi ^U ^f*« ^?1. highly rectified spirits, alcohol.

artlW, Wf— t8Wt?W, ^Irt, wine; spirituous liquors.

irBW^. mf/fif, — «r«f1, a tavefn,-a spiritor dram-shop.

irft?, il^^^nnit?, ^'HTaiT?. f^», my, mine, my own.

irWrtW, 1*, W*iftc^ T^f 'TWt^, overcome by liquor, in-
toxicated. • [keeper.

Wff^! '^> ^5?tfllr ^/THtft, a wine^iseller, vintner, tavern-

iWX*f, 5g^*Wfrj irMif, a sot, tippler, toper, drunkard.

>H/^, ^fiflrw; Hfetf^ i5?l,fermented liquor ready for dis-
tillation, [tation.

Wrfhi, mv^tt^WRP y; ftW^, a drug used to assist fei meu-

«wmtl, ^^?rwt<r, WCRU rw, yeast, barm, froth.

mntwl, ^^^f a tavern, a dram or liquor-shop

' CT), ^•^IPf, ^?1 f^tt-w, bairns, tioney, the nectar
of flowers, a sort of wine, the month Cbaitra.

9|^, 5«Rr, Tf^'l^, ISJ^TCT^, a bee; a lover, the sweet lime.

«r|CTt>i, Wl^T^, 1{T^^, a beehive, a honeycomb, a goat's

testicles.

irj^rt^ ^Wtl^^, a sort of Pyrites, honey-stone.

'I^^^ yH^t^jl, the nectary of a flower.

WKtfHs, iHR?, iTOfl, a confectioner.

lir^^f, «r|jifinl,— Jir?, zim^, a bee. [Iftmey.

i?t[^ ir^V iffit «/t^, a religious oiffering of curds and

*|*W» ^S!^ ^31^> ^' honeyed, mellifluous, sweet.

'f^'rtft, t«^, the double jasmine.

'^^H «rfcl\, filifirW5ft»ftrW, liquorice-stick.

^^ ' tSri, f4r?,^rHiHr, w» , ^^v, tW^, tl^, sweet, pleas-
ing, agreeable, courteous, mietlifluous, melo-
dious; sweetness, syrup, treacle.

wn^, MT^, tO'Sw^ten, to makje sweet. \ s

inr^, ^, Krisfana asdestlroyierofthegiant.Madliu.

VR«r, C^C99 9m*1t iHiifl*n(, the middle,
inid8t» centre, inside, an intervjEtit common
time in music, a rest, a sort ,of metre, tke
waist, a horse's flank, ten thqusand billtons,
'Wt^nr, iTfW Fl*|pr r^Wffli, concave, hollow i^ the centre,

ated bet ween, within, included, inward, inter-:
nal, central ; a mediator, arbitrator, .umpire*

^iflRrs, b1*w, 5itMU^, '^^^Jf^^, ntfff , middling,
moderate, temperate^ indifferent, ordioaryi,
customary, not deep in colour ; an umpire.

W/fiw, 'iRtif 1%^, nWift, ^mr^f, ^W ^ ^ « Tjr, of a

middling sort, common, middling. /

HW(, ilVipt*W, ^•^, 'rt^tlt, 'rt'TRj, middlemost, cen-
tral, included, intermediatis, middling, mo-,
derate, temf erate, ordinary.

*««1, Wft — ^^WfiWI « wf^J ^W3rf^ ^«i|fll, «^irft ^mr/l,

the middle finger, a girl arrived at puberty.

WfStoi,. ^w6^, f^«l^ Jtfti, Ml«r, midnight.

W/CTW, •Jl^, if^/CTWF, the earth, the dwelling of mortals.

r</^. ilVfll^,— «rtW?, ^^ro/^J.^Wl^miW^, central, middle,

inward, intervening, interposing, [terstice.

«W^^, 9t?n9, ^FW, ^WjTif, the centre, inward part, an in*

WiTfiit, •ft^t^f ftcjrtf^^^, »WtKJ, mediation, arbitration.

flying off from the centre, centrifugal.

tending to the centre, centripetal.
«rWf, Any ^It 4irf9 C^^* mid-day, noon; oq^jf ; mid-d(Ly.
WV, mw, 1VI6I, ^RB», 'iW, ia the midst, within, be- ;

tween, in, among.

w?Vkf 9«PIX, now and then, somfitin)es> pocMiomtHy^ .

aqq

4SO nim

mpn, ii«|^ ^«« f^inn^ Irt^ a soft of QfHitlttowi )kf«ori
WW, vM^c^, ft weight of 402B!tew; r: . .-<

W, VWr^tklt illlif ^^ ?^(^ ^'WMi^» .4rfl^ tbe mind, ub»

deto&mdtttg* wammarft CDntaence, heart,

iwelinatMyna. [gu»h.

>m^ftft, ^n^» ^Ib V^WJ|% iaquietode^ ptM of mind, an-

VW^m, «r^«#V> ^l«nt^^> #ift# puein hiowt, conscien-

tkms, iflclined to. . . /.[eomlort.

wmcrntic, f¥«9mpri VfM, eonyletiiUt bf miod^ aasuraoce,
v^ttHWI, n^, red lari^miie. r.

mind, attend to, re^ard^ admits think of. le-
fleet ; thought,^ '^xerei^te of mindi reflection.

mni'Vf^i ftfflt, the goddess ^ serpenta.

aii^lw*^> ^9i9jie^i 'tf^, fVatlwi, tba demise of the mind,

%he wish of the heart

«Wt9, siiFlr>c^>RKr3{i|^i«nt^,T^ consciousness

of pleasure or pain* fdonow, ramoma.

V««1^, •vf^ll, «*», fJ*. ^«wt«. dtstsesscf mind, grief,

a^, ft«?^^, c^ ^tlfMtlir^ ')(tip, sitnated in the mind ; a

thought, design^ inienftion, wish, indiDatiM*

an^, |(^mw, 3tnm^> WMi^im, inteUigettt; wise, atten-

tiTe, pure-minded. [sloarly.

aat^ ta^, "^tm. ^» aM, aKttIe;>miiin1)sly» taniily,

a4Nl, lf^» *nni9/, tbe^amferslanding^ ianeUect, wisdom.

a4Mt, ^(%apr, «t«» ^"tv* itnse, intelligent, kamed.

a^. "fffftllr ^^> vai nK>n;a Minn or proidtet of ^

universe, the first Manu the IndiMii legistai
tor, creator of the world and|irageAinMro£
mankind ; a mysticsi rtxm^ or incantation.

aasi, aiprw— l^w ^w <t, m. 4^ /. * man, a wamn.

ai|;a/, ^^» vf^. cara^ a man> p<irson« maaikind, people.

wnswm, a<n<^init|i, ?1#ii, feedibf on. Hainan.flash; a.

cannibal. . .: . .{tMBe of honor.

( ' «

r

4M

wvikm, ^aMX^'1lmiesc^f*f^mK^ fixed

.1 -AttoitfeBvdeiotedBSBdiof mind; close study,
« Malous entcktogiiitd ^'soliemft, &c. ardour.

inroved, choseD, chmce; saliftftaLCtory.
lllvnMt, diilfl «*t ««W- pain of miad, grief, Jealousy.

frottration af « dttigvi^ a pet, anger.

«9vm/ J|«,IWWK;int«Higent,pfUdent, Wise.
«PI1^, i«ftl, i«WP», ^WJ*^, engaged In, devoted to, at-

.'' tevC»re, zealous,. ardtat in a pursuit.

ncmWI^, arfifWsr, iiH»W> «^«*«>i^ itevot^dness of mind,

appli<Atito» atiettHicm^' i fderoted te.

*»!««#; »»Mtl*,^^ fl2*«' attentive, caWest, zealous,

«innr«, W^ W H<T-r,^W!yt^,ft^1t,to give pleasure,to grati>

' " <y; gratiftcaticni eensfe pfpteasure, a sweetmeats

mmm. ^Wi». t^* "^f ^ ^i^h, desire.

WHflw;,— i^fi^ 'pif , in^f pleasatit, agreeable,

charming, pleasing, beaMifnl, lovely, inviting.

m#rr#>-^^it«* ^pi?, W».TW<tir, t^iPW, beautiful,

lov^y^ amiable, engaging, enticing, winning,

heart-ra^shing, captivating.

flwflww;, ftFtj^tlr. •!»/, fwf , 2PF/, to be discussed,

to be reflected on^ minded or regarded, cog^

, admissible. [sage.

r, *t?tiH«r, ^tv, an adviser, counsellor,

"^ ' ■ iifnr, a nidde ol'i^ligiofits invocation, a form of

prayer, " a Ibrmtila sacired to any particular

deity, a t^xt of tfacPVeda, a mystical verse or

' incantation, a cbarmf. -

. USti,.--^^*^, fiNdw/, ^mW. •W'K ^. secret con-

* ' sultation, cdtispiracy, private advice, insti-

gat»dn,'^p«(r8uasion, counsel, advice, policy.

4^<t»t^W;a<jqpsaiated wilfi charms; an advisef^&c.

492 VtUft

mrthri flM^ ia«m^ ^i>4l«3rftv, t^BUXRy, ad^aaldi^Tw-
^,. .>qoiimg tbe nse of . channss i&cr droiahdb^

consideration, deserving of consultation.
. nmW, i&9y . a spiritual preceptor or initiator.
kA^, . i(a«tR» ^vrin^, ^t^ni^, consecnt€dbyxeligio«0.^r-

mula, advised, counselled*
. rft, ♦lilPrtfWf al««1tJi» ^wtw, €tit?afi a coatiseHor^ «id»

viser, monitor, a king's minister, sta^€sma&*
ir^, ^pnft9, irttt^, produced frdm churning ; buiter.
^Hfyff ir^^i ^RtntT^f d[l^» to chum, agitate violent! y.^tir

up, to agitate in conversation ; a4:hurn«
in[?, <Nl, ^iw*r, ![?, ^, «W% ^, slow, tardy, lazy,

dull, stupid, large, bulky. . .

Hft^, T^^ti, Wt^, a churning-stick.

qjtfft; 'nwr, ^^, ^, w, ?1I»r, bad, evil, vile,
sad, sinister, unlucky, infomons, scandalonB,
vicious, wicked, immodest, shameless, mis-
chievous, nasty, dirty, idle, lasy, tardy, dull,
sluggish; slow, gentle, mild, slow as a tune,
cold, phlegmatic, stupid, foolish, ill, sick, lit-
tle, small, dim; gently, slowly ; Saturn,
ipv^^, V9t9^, the neap-tides. [stream,

jf^l^, ^mvTs^, 'd^!!^' slacks water, a Slov and gentle
iW^lJi^, ^1 ^?R, r^ srpT^, to dislike, disapprove, detest,

hate. [hatreds

?^Tt^-1, U%^ ^M, cn^vpr, dislike, disgust, disesteem,
iR^, ^[[•fl'^JiW, «^&^n%, in a bad manner, ill, slowly.
.H«U, ^% ftrW, a fabulous mountain,
iwj-^t^, ^f^ «i?^ ^fcm FWrnpf, the space between the

breast and the oavpl. . . [worthless.

>M» ^^f, ^ ^9fM, ^iviNf, cheap, slow, sfatdc, little,
imtfMt, ^ihwi, the celestial Ganges. [shame.

v'^t^* ]0« ^W1, modesty, ba^hfulnea^, shame*facedness»
vcXii, ^rtN; imt9, a^w or^ad4i2feBttM» inSigestaos.

.JPVM>*1* W nii.mii6|i| i^e^i96nt;ifiattaitire;^sffCb^)ectMb
.«TO, snvir* . <4t^MM« ^> one of the trees of Paradise,
/ the conlrtree* [ham.

>if^ vnXVUf ^f ^» vmlf a teii|ple» pagoda, h«Q8e, the
aiNn, itf / fic>«i, 93«tii, a cymbal. [cal, tapering.

irA(4t#l4, Wf6f^9 'JNrtfftt cymbal-shaped, conrex, coni«
ir^, ^rrmt. a at^de for horses.
siCTr, €tar, W*Kit. JNw,, slowly, sluggishly, feebly,
ivr^nft, ^vt^m* f^ic*n, a apecies of fine mat
jnt^, 9iirf, Klir, Crfmadeva: or the Indian Cufnd, la?e.
^nvi, ^it9tii, OR *lSntc^ f^vtvi lf^ a famine, dearth, a

period, of time or the reign of a Manu.
iR/^, TW, ^t^,: ^iijilll, agr^ing, consenting to, con*

formdbtte to.
ipr0rt^, M^jvm, uod^ ccMMideration or disenraetion, A^
apjf , rit'i^, '^'^t HWC,^«rW»W» sorrow, regret, vexation,

dislike, .anger, resentment, an imprecation. .
w, ^iWi, •rtl^ liiBW, my, mine ; bee « wax.
«K9ti, #ICitt, ^ 9fl, appropriation, claim.

9^, ^^ WW, 'iww .«wi, wrtR? itwi %«*n[ r«if , ??a,

ivtvi, ^i(fiM>r, appropriation, attachment to a
thing as one's own, relative kindness or . cle«
mency, love or affection to one's own family,
&c^ pity, pride, arrogance. [madeoi

a?, ^f Ufiky Wtm^, affix: full, fraught, possessed or

jnwt, ^ii^ f9C<13i, the mocking-bird, the Mina.

991%! in9, ftrdlt^, a confectioner.

mm-'l^, iaii» ^w^tft^* foul, unclean, dirty,- filthy.

91Pr, mijr nJIftSF?! j^ f5K^, leven.

light,lustre,brightoes8^beaaty,flanie, a gnomon*
nf^, yw^^j, ^ft^, wi. ^/. a peacock, peahen.
u^ggii^ ^putf ]9inw, a chameleon, a lizard.
Wl, ' lift, ^IWW 5(ftf^ <ftf«PW cjt^, contagion, infec*

tious or epidjemic disease, plague, mortality.
wm*f i^lM^t an emerald or perbsqpa a yeUow topaz.

4M

. death ; to die, ex^pife, pei^rt, ftiil» decnuse,
wither, dry, up, ketl ocdoseM a wound.

inrti >(Vf ^iVi !Wi ^nm* dtBA^ ftc. a co^se, dead car-
case, base inet4t<ifr eoiai [of corn.

nytiTy C^fWr vr«n«t>, a grnowsj, UMreh^me, magazine

9Itl^, f%rri«,womout(soil,)ittipoy6rislied, poor, stunted.

vmt?, «VM, m9t^, blunt-edged, diiti, not sharp.

Vinvt*f, ^nrPtf, — iWf^> scurf, icrul^ dandr'uff.

mt^ ^, WWW, ^nC f*» 'W, PW> ^rtl^l^Wt, soft, taild,
. bland ; a rogue, a scoundrel, ahorse, a cloud,
a coUyriam of'lamp-iblaGk.

wifiaf; "ff^PP^ "^t^ ^ ft^PW, «MHf«r, Mack-pepper.

^4M^f ^\^% ^nf^f a ray of Hgbt, a niggard, a miser.

^nMkiM^ 3Munf9e<» sivjv, the milage dr delusive appearance

of a sheet of water in a sandy eoii • [&c.

idM^tit, 9]n|6<(l^ ftjn^^w, a circle of rays round the son,

nlKvm^t, f^n^, ^rai, the SUB or moons

^W, ^"^fS wi^ ^i "^fH^^f poof (soil,) unfruitful, bar*

ren, impoverished. [wind.

W*, ^, •IftHWW* twnn ^Rft^t*, wind, atr, the god of

i|^r9t«i, •HHwW nffi, . the North-west quarter.

^IVMCtnn, ^^ftftv^^itv^, the bfeakisg of wittd backwsirds.

V^f ^fni ftr*5, *l*f, Wi?W, fl^WH, a BMnkey or ape»

a spider, the Indian crane.

m^, c«}kfm, 5SW, w», ftl^, rust. [rusty.

afi^/titirt, JrtWfl,— ''Wli ^wti^<», W^, covewd with nsst;

mfv, V>ir?, iim/> ^t»n^)fk9, mortal, [kiad^ the eank

«^/, «t«vsr«1>>ni5/ ^^*^(f^» mortal, eartU jf^ man, maii»

^«#ijy, iiv«^t^,~^fni9> ^qnfiw, the earth bm tbesesidoMsa

or habitation tof mortals.

^4^(9 WWF, "f^, frwa, ^wr, ^jw,' *il w^ «iP. •Wllf

^«i, to grind cm a stone; pound in a mortar,
bruise, to crush, rub in an imMieftti stralst
wiA the hand, to Arc(8h coni» to .ttam|rfet
tread dotpn^ to subdae a&ciatpy»

jnC 41^* nvMi^i, ^iw^ •rtiwi^ ♦•^•ifc fH|, rrtffli^

oo2e*esseDoe>any Tital part, tnember or organ*
a secret, secret meaimigor pfarpMe, «89eBtMil
do€trioe,8tgiiifieatKm, applieatien,seo8e,pur-
port, scope, springf cavM^ aeaomil^ penraa^
iatere8t0{r con^rh ip a-lbiiig. .
N«» ^S^tP9m, ^fffl, tvwpt* sv, prUSimtdly ieaftoed, verses

in easent^aidoctrniestkno^n^ Mcrets ; a spy.

^ttfn, a penetrsliiig or tonefaiB^ to the <|uick, a
penetmtHig into seerets, Ike sowing of dis-
senaioi^ lensre rttj^MiiensmS. [marble*

9«9» ^tiv ^nJUfUlt "Pti 'die rusilkig of dry leaves, &c.

'wf^C*^' lite?? wv ci ^1CT> ^R'^f ^<Wti **lf* '^li^ v<t ^^PPI
^tf ^* WTWM^fi. wnH, a vital or vf^al part.

nif"^*, iPiit^fe>'*BiWPlllWH*f v^lflrtwf, ^mWF* touching die

vital i^Hrts, Wofmiiing or toaehiqg to the
^aick, g^ing pain^ corrosive, keen, sharp.

Mitft^r '(•'•r kept inviolably sec0et,Iodge«liA the breast.

9vr(%9, ^nflRF, ^««lp, w«t^. mortal, deadly, wounding or

afibctiDg a vitalpaf t, stmglng^ toddle qiiiek«'

^«4riv9, mt^nofyf^f skewing honor or xespedtr civil, polite*

9#li1t ^(^tt^f^i^f^^i^f 'Mvtf » W^f tespect, ktfnor, esteem^

repntation, rank, dignity, a boiftidary, Umit^
rectitude, propriety «f cond«et» stteadinesai

^mrpnf^f , 9Mpv, hotiorable» respeetaUev^ eftecfned.

^-% ivl|««, patieBCOr kindness^ end watfcr» iwrignatioBi

wty w^, ^ii^f WN^.<fti; awfilft ^•ifWife> ^rvi

«n«^a^, fiMi, dirti rdsk, dffcigs, tlvQis, atdi?
iiieDt,excr6ttent,.aBy aoimalveblMieii as .ear-
wax, siweat^ rheiiMm ftc. -a mAU dofilaiiiityO
omanMBt ibp«te attotan
M^ therrciuse of riiM^ter siSlkig, tirass.
MSf, ■iii>Wl^^ttH<»»^^tk'*daatwya^
mnh; ^i«f^««mi^ialiiMttMr«Mple9{^^

496 vfrvt

mm, ^, tftf produced frcmi fitth ; ptts, matter.

WW, ^<i,¥rtJ^, w(^i U> rub, smear, to wipe, furbish, to

grind, to thresh, to pull as the ear.
wf^, «l^nwff^, a Gorn*thresher.
KfRV, Mlfe^, l^^lK, f9^^[ft91, o<Kitiye ; costiyeness.
qmiff, lftiy» — ^inwW, iMi intercalary month.
Wfl, f «iirti, WMtiil, the gilding of a picture or of furniture.
VFf, •iw ftrw, ^flpiNM w^, ^nw, the western Ghtfts;

Malabar, a garden, the garden of Indra.
t|ir?«, wn •l^ it« ^wfK WR, sapdal-wood.
innnPwi, W?*rt^«^ ^, Wf^ Sctj ^, the south wind

blowing from the Ghdts in Central India.
W1, 'IW, ^Wfll^, r^^fiF^I, ?Wfir, ffW, tnv, 9^11, unclean,

dirty, sordid, squalid; filth, sediment, dregs,

scum, slag, dross, rust.
wWWr. wt*l^, — ^W<i, to refine, clear, clarify.

wM, wtfv, ^^. f^ft^, w^K9i> ^si^, f*nr, Hwi, ^iriw,

Wt^, %l^. ntltf^, ♦tt*f^,^lrtt, foul, filthy, dirty,
sullied, squalid, rusty, tarnished, faded, sal-
low, sunburnt, sad, melancholy, sorrowful,
turbid, wicked, vile, sinful.

vile, wicked, cruel, savage, ferocious, hard-
featured, of a sad countenance, crest-fallen ;
Agni,a goblin,ghost, the black-faced monkey.

Wira, f^Pti) f^cm, a kind of worm.

Vf^, ^f the broken remains of rice after sifting.

m, ^fW^W f^^, a scuffler, wrestler, boxer.

WflJS, WB^W,— ^fPil,a scuffle, wrestle, wrestling match.

nAr^, €i<lf>l> the Arabian jasmine. [bag.

WW, wrtW^R iRlt^, a large leathern bottle or water-

irt*; W^, — r«» ^f a musquito, a gnat

Wfff, «rttt|i, — *"llN4t#^K <t4w§w, musquito-'ourtains.

v(t, 5p|4r, ink for writing. [ing; a scribe, writer. .

w*#<t, CTfiW, tm^, wn^, supporting biiudf by writ*

w*ttl, ^wMt w. ^, ^*rl. linseed, flax.

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srftepr, «mrt^, 'il'SNn, ct<^, an ink-atand« a pen,

9V?f ^>ft? firw, a species of pulse or lentil.

ai^^, ^'iV'CfT^,^ ^f the small- pojc, a small cushion.

ir^, vti, f^«it» a jester, buffoon^ sporter with foibles.

JTOI^, ''^Wt^WI, — vtirft, buffoonery, jesting, sporting,&c.

^M^, JWl,f*W»,^*f.^^, the head, top, crown, point, peak.

ai%^ 99^1(79 iWl, the brain.

9V, V^ Wl, whey, the watery part of curds.

^W, great, large, bulky, important, sublime,
chief, noble, illustrious, good, excellent, oppor*
tune, much, very; the intellectual principle.

«HFlt, ^itWf? ^«i1, CTtl^, N4rada s lute, the egg-plant.

snj^, *n[^W, — C'Sfiral, v^l, greatness, perfection, urbanity,

condescension. [Shudras, &c»

aif<trt«i, «cir9 ;9f$rir ^i^i^n^* a remission of the land tax to

W^f ^ff^f ^tcmT^T, to churn, to^agitate violently.

vvciTpp, »11ji»tfil^ ^Sf^^« ^ celestial region or paradise.

w^fS', t<a|t i{f^, a great sage.

w^HS, WI'W,— f&^rl^¥^^;, a prawn or shrimp.

>iTt^nir,^ "fftffirfti, ^rtl^^rfij, large-bodied, gigantic.

^9191, ^^ aiRf ftri^, Shiva the destroyer, eternity.

if^twt?, ^f^? ^»WW?,^f?^T5K«m, great gloom or darkness,

a division of the Hindoo hell.

??TBR> ^\, ^Vl CTt^, W<ii1, ^W<, a great or excellent

man, a merchant, banker, money-lender.

«rftfll4t. ^tPiVf^'Wff^^^f trade, commerce, money-lending.

iRTtwt^, '»^f^^» ''ffV, ?WW, very wise, having the know-

ledge of spirit.

vrt^ir. ^^fif ^?7, the fifth hell in descent.

>HWl1, WT«n^, «^tn^T5r, irrH?. v^, generous, noble-
minded, magnanimous ; Sir, your honor.

si^tW^, WftW^,— fH?[ »^v ^, m. ^/. Shiva and Durga.

^^y ^^W? ^iTfir, ^< ^, f ftW, any thing cqstly,

costly apparel, gold, incense, agriculture.

iRTt^, tff^Ct^, ^, «W^, great, eminent, important, vast.

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irrPTJi, •fW^, a kitchen, cook-room.

ir^t^Hf, '•iRrt? •Wr, Wl? WW? iI^,f5!T, l[<t» a loud sound, t

large dark cloud, a lion, an elephant.
iv^f^;^, ^%f, death, dying, decease, the last steep.
I^ftf^inll, iv^jr^v, midnight, the dead of night. [minded.
JTft^'W, irt^?^t«T, «WTnftHi, liberal, magnanimous, high*
^W% ?T«Jsrr^, ^^^. »^X, a high road, principal street, an

excellent way, death or the way of all flesh.
inrf^^^r^t.'r^WW/^, going the long joumey, i. e, dying.
ajrt<fl, \*, OfTll, a litter, a dooly or light palanquin.
«nO*tt^CT,^*ft^,— J^RT^rtW *tT5, a great crime, heinous

offence, mortal sin. [or great crime,

n^^tre^, JTCt^*?^,- J^^Xtf^ Wffjfv, guilty of a mortal sin
OTt^lllw, ^^ CTT^, fiTKT^ ^/f^, a saint, a sage, a high per-
sonage, a great man, a nobleman.
^^*ft? *3;^^nvl,?t«rt,H^, a saint or holy man, a king, Shiva.
ar^^fBi?, ^wvfT^, ftifirri^ a periodical destruction of the

world, an entire annihilation of the universe.
»rrr^, ^«Rpr. r53pjt, mr, strong, powerful ; a wrestler.
ir^TW;, .ft^i^, «'^?, the mystical syllable Om.
n^ft^, ^';? m ?tW ^^Uf the vernal equinox.
im%, r4«w«i ^. fif?, ^tW9. ft^, a great hero, a lion,

Garura, Vishnu, &c. [elements.

HCT^, ijftl^, ^?,^Rl, Wf,^^JH, ^^^^, the five primary
^^^^'l^, ift^8|, liberal, munificent, magnanimous.
iRft'^fl'T, '«rfN6*IIuiftsrtf^^it«t*,noble,most excellent,eminent
ai^Tlrt, ^mf^ "^f^n, il^t? ^^^ft?, ^^, worldly or material

illusion, Durgd.
ir?t^«r/, ^sfaif/.iBrt'f,^^^ ^rt^, very costly, precious; a ruby.
urWi, '^i^rr^l^flif ^n? nm, the five essential sacrifices.
^^1% ^'Wl, ^^ «rW ftrw, a wish, desire, a large car.
J^^trW, ^KP( yWl, '•rt^ft^, a great king; Sir, your honor,

your excellency, your ms^esty.
9fr9t9lTf^9t^, 'ijjl^f 5oiF?B), a great king,, a king of kings.
iR[t?t^, ^ifpi, v^^^r ?tftf, midnight, deep night.
''^[IWijPi, "^^ ftrw, one of the divisions of Hell.

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WW-;, ifj^f, '^Sf^^ dear, high- priced, precious, costly.
''^?Wr» •W5'i» ^*f*» ^> G^ as the $uprerpe refuo;^^e,

a sanctuary, asylum, a place of pilgri4nHge.
>r?t«r9t, vtc^'Hirt^n, thejday of the change in Bh^dra.
«RPi*, 1^^, «^wn^, w^ffiBflr W%rs ^frt, ^2 tnf, the foje^

head, a human bone, a necklace of the bones

of the forehead, 1000 billions.
•J^W*, c<f|?ltfi[i, ^rwPr, a gentleman, respectable persop ;

Sir, your honor, master. [gteat courage,
il?tifflr»i, ^ntffft?, "^^ 'ittr^'f a great outrage, yiolen t assault,
^^W^ft^t ^WI/ffT#>, ftorft, WljTir/^Tirf » S,^?1, ^y daringly

outrageous, daring, violent; au assaulter, vio*

lator, plunderer, robber.
«0rt^< iir^w, copulation.

s^f^, 197^, 45Nir, greatness, grandeur, dignity, glory,
iil^, TlirRit lit, irtTt, a woman, a female,
sft^, inpT?* a buffalo. [to a buffalo.

«rf^, w?T3wr», 4«t4Hl|^9, produced from or belonging
lfi[*f # wRT'ff Jtfl^, ?Wt3 ^f^ft^ ijt, a female buffijilo.

a crowned queen. [gle, &c.

«ft, *|fMt, v^, the earth, the ground, base of a trian*
ai^t^t inO^tm,— ?1W, 'r?<lf%; a king, a sovereign,
«nfti^, ^fl|», «n?, a tree, a vegetable.
«J^^»l^» cl?|!n, f^^g|,^» an earthworm, a worm,
^ir?, *J».Wl, honey. [generous, liberal.

«»Cf^» ^mOf ^r^<wSt, fW. magnanimous, high minded,
IC^, ^ff^^ ^N» r?c«|^, Indra the ruler of Swarga, the

Northern Ghdts.
>ICPI, inr^J, — ft^, JShiva. [assembly of Vishnuvitc^.
^iTt^^, hw^^FWTRTtar? VVTww, a great festival, a feast at a^
HC^IfflC, ^^, ^^, the great ocean. [pride.

W^WJ, WWF, ^rt1,'«Rf^t?, final emancipaiion, a master,lord,
»reflH^, 'It^Wt^mTMsf ^, ?i*^, a specific, garlic,
irt, int^, ^<rt, ^, a mother ; madam; no, not.
»t^, VBT, fi^, a woman's breast, a dug, a teat,
'n^i ^n;«n ^^tirvt^, the pith of a plant, heart of a tree.

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irt^irl, j^CTt^. ^^rt, a woman, a girl.

shamefaced, ignorant, inactive, effeminate,
irt'f , •W^. ^Sw, apv, flesh, meat.
m^^c*t^, irt*^^iPlti,"jrt^CTj *J«np <wi, a muscle.
ar^J^f, ^•W?, CTft^, ^^, flesjiy, stouts lusty^ fat. cor-
"^ pulent, strong. [ing on flesh,

irt*^?, irt^^rt^, — ^Wtr^tWFP, ^Rwrm*, carnivorous, feed-
iptR, arnirr, ^•i,*!^', to scour,rub,polish,cleanse,wipe,
^fJfl-tttl, ft«P5«rt, Tfl?fc«»? ^irtflif, ^Tt^, a seed-plot, a ridge of

earth round the foot of a tree fo retain water.
«n^, «rrp?l, vi^^^l,— ^«&rw, ^si^nr, ^1, a spider,
m^^, ^TTOf, iPfT^, ff^, a mango. [gardly-

«^nf^, ^WfT^, V1<i, unkind, ungenerous, greedy^ nig-
HW^, ♦ ^f^fTCTJ Itw. the seeds of cotton,
ut?. WTTtriiSi ?it, l^'TOi, a weaver's shuttle.
nt^XVf 'l^^Tc?, *fC5,^^rtW?, by the lump, for the whole,

altogether, on the average, in partnership.
ilt<^»-^«t^» CT^^, Ji^'r, i?nrT, to smear, daub, plaster,

spread over, to rub in, anoint, to knead.
m<R, ^A''S\^, «nft, butter. [&c.

«rT«f^?l, vn% «!4tfi^irl, c»Wf^?1, a butt^rman, smearer,
V^'^f ffX ^. ^^, an old woman, (in contempt.)
irw, ^f *fit, ^;, a wife,
irtirnf ^rrwiltwi,irv, ^^b^, self- applause, conceit, a boast,

puff, boasting, puffing, vaunting. [puffing.
^t<tfit?1, ^t^nUrft, WTfW^, conceited, vaunting, boasting,
Wt^, f^f^? ^'RW/^rW, the first monihof the dewy season.
Mtttf ifrtr irtc^r? •tWin, the full moon in Magha.
Utanr, «rt^f^, — ^^r^T,f%«^t ^% to ask, pray, request, solicit,

petition, beg. [licitor, &c.

UTam, W^^, «trt^^, one who prays, begs or so)icits»a so-
«rr9rc^f^,f^WK|f,irn?^,begging,requesting,asking,soliciting.
Wt«ffw,. ^5W, ^9!nw^?P, auspicious, propitious, lucky, for-
tunate, [tition.
^tWI, <ti<«i1, frt^ipr, a request, prayer, supplication, pe-

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MtWPfp ftW«r*tTit^,to send or cause one to beg, 8olicit,&c,

«tM-w, iv#,¥t9l,4^1,a$beir,scaffold,platform,rai8edshed.

mftirt, f^|t, wifip, a bench, stool/ chair.

m¥, if*^'!/, ^^, ?!W, a fish.

irT<t, nftp*, ^*W *&, a fly, any winged insect.

>rt^«t1, m^f%«1/1,— ^/?f*, ^«i, penurious, parsimoniou»,

niggardly, sordid, stingy.
m%V\, ir^^fW^llIt, CTftm, a fishmonger, a fisherman.
m^9t^, niAv?T9 a[t, a fishwoman, a fisherman's wife,
irw, irw, «rwtt?,— Wf, ^mtf the midst, middle, cemre.
^nwm, <3pr, avt^^, to clean, wipe, scour, scrub, polish.
srr«Rl, «rt#<t?, ♦ffil^iPrtf, something requiring to be

scoured, &c. [as a disorder.

srnsRTl, ^^^/^/^97» inwardly dead, internally mortal
mm\, 9flcipr, 79t^, the loins, the waist. [man.

jfVSt, urtt, — ^•r^rtj, ^tfw, a steersman, helmsman,, boat-

M

TO^It, ^iW^ ftrw, a sort of fine matting, a mat.
arwtsrtf^, ^fiTOK^. W/^c«r, moderately, tem perately,

middlingly, midway. [central.

wWttft, ly'cxfira, w;^^, middling, moderate, temperate,.
9rc9, src^/,^9C3r,in the midst,in,within,among,betweeo.
¥f&, ^i^si, ft«rt, inr, slpw, sluggish, lazy, bad.
mtt, ^f^^, ^, earth, soil, clay, sand, &c: the ground*
irift^^, ^'f^f c^tWTfirai, a digger of the ground, a pioneer^^
m?t?1, ^RW, JfH?, *t1f^, earth coloured, brown, earthen.
97T9, r9*tt«9.c^c^^f^>aplain,field,pasture,Bieadow.
m^, cit^, ^^, buttermilk, sour milk. [on a plain.
«t^, ^t^t^f — iti'.T^,«rtiflp, belonging to or situated
MW^9 ^l^t?, out of doors, in the open air. [paste*

irt?, wn,ifti,i«rit» a raft, rice-water, rice- gruel, starchy
irTFT, "1^/ W^^^^Jf^fi^f tn^^, to thresh, tread out com,,

to bruise, rub on a stone, grind, stamp, press,

trample, beat down, flatten, make smooth.
Htf^f, irtf*,— ftPW/, 5<«iW, W^, a back or double tooth,

the gums. [kin, a childish man.

nt^Z9, ^♦nnwwt^r; ^fw, ?tiwi< ?m, a ydath, i mani-

002 « vf-^

«

ntft^ irtft V, — *lWBt<t, ITS, a ruby, a precious stone*

9t^ , It^Ts OT» nmnr #f , whey, a thin sort ef treacle,

checkmate. [naountaiqeer.

irt^w, ^f i^^t>r, I?!?, an elephant, an outcast, a savage

irnsvf^, ^f^F^» ^rnf^, a ^he-elephant, the goddess Parvat/.

wtBir, iw l[«v, ^«^^ ^«^, W^m, to be drunk or intoxi-
cated, become furious, rage. [hat

ivT^BWl, f^mt^, vtBtir, an arch or its capital, a sort of wicker

tn^WPft, n^r^, f^;|9i^, drunkenness, intoxication, a reel*

ing, staggering from drunkenness*

WWI, «rr^, — Winit, orCt, «lfv, «t3P, a mother, a goddess or

personified divine energy, a cow.

nWf 71^^; ^^19 CTt^, the small-pox.

m^stw, iw^ snrt?, c«iim, to iatoxicate, stimulate, work

up to enthusiasm. [or grandmother*

Ht^twr, irm^^,- m^i W^swtW, a maternal grandfather

irpn^, c^n^9 3^9, wft^, ^» ^vtft, a aot ; drunk, drunken,

great, important.

«tf*, «lf|WT«i, c^»f, ^W fC^P? ^<r?!tf|i^ •», WTT^, measure,

weight, the tender leaves of the Palm,

srfssf. irt^ 3{t^9 'rtm, a maternal uncle. [uncle.

irR^f «rijrl-^, — «n^, ?rt^? ^, the wife of a maternal

W^Vl, i^ ^^^ CTiT^ cfCt, ^4»T«r|, ^JPTH^s ^, a class of

16 goddesses or divine energies, an alpliabet,
a set of preliminary rules or axioms.

itvn^, f^irrsi, a stepmother.

m^^lTl, ^ft^f a mother s sister, materncil aunt.

irra^, irt^^fl^, — ^Y* a maternal cognate relation.

little,' the whole, a moment, a unit; one, mere;
only, merely, solely, precisely ; at, upon.

mart, Wn ^^^ uPr, «lf3im^,CTt^, ^WWS%*l%ftr5 c?^, a

short syllable, metrical quantity, measure,
an instant, a dose, a quantity, the horizontal
stroke of a letter. [haughtiness.

m^^'i^^f •li^iNtiBRJj^lif^ii^Wtlf ?nvy, malice,aTarice,pride,

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^^» hffif a chstritable collection, subscription, extra-
assessment, [p^ak, pinnacle.
aWl. nm^, ^•ll|WT^» f^i. •Jir, the head, top, upper part,
^n^^n^l^, dTtl, ^iRTKf, headstrong, self-willed, rebellious,
aft^tpr, ^tjntnfrs ?T^ W««f, UCV ^*dt»nr, t»W*, to interfere

with another s concerns, to meddle.
irt^rwRt, fjt^ft, iiWWf5€, head to head, to the very top.
irt^tm, irt^, — wtwf f^tt?ww, ^ f'rftf^ ^•ft f^iri^, the ca*

pital of a pillar, a wicker hat [quentiaL
9T^rtvT^, cS^. tf^, RT^9, insolent, overbearing, conse-
3rtir7, iiv«|Sl««#,^rait^, intoxicating^iu^briutiog^narcotie.
^Vf^, %WW ftHPW, a tambout, a tabor.
affij?, ^'i'^ Uv^, a sort of fine mat, a mat,
mf#, ^w,^tf«f Prmni^f ^tftrn? fj^^i, an amulet, a charm.
^^^» ^» Crishna. [ablfeness, mildness, suavity*

m^^7, ir^iral, Uk9\i c^nvi^., sweetness, gentleness, agree-
mvifiip, ^Kfr^ ^IW? ?w^ ftpft, mid-day rites ; proper oi

belonging to mid-day.

c^«i,'^^, vt«, honor, respect, rtok, reputa-
tion, respectability, sullen pride, haugbti*^
ness, indignation, resentment, a pet, anger of
lovers, a weighing* measuring, weight, mea«
sure, value. [responsibility,

^rtf^, . Hl'nrt,— -j^, f^nw, a vow, voluntary obligation or

aff^^, '•rtws ^% w^tww ^p3m; •fWR, «wi ^iRw, mw f^'r,

•JNi^i, «f <i,^«f^, HOI ¥9«i, |3|tw, ^nrw, to esteem, ire«-
gard, respect, honor, venerate, ke^observe,
mind, obey, ^bmit, b^e^^, ow^, acknow-
ledge, agree or consent t^, tkotncide, allow,
aduAit, offer, present, think, suppose, wish for.
m^9\, f^cfii^llt, ^^«J>i, one who vows or voluntarily

takes a r^ponsibiiity or /obligation upon
himdelf. £gatory.» binding, &a

m^rft?; "iviWf^t M^^ nm^ estioiftble^ honorable, obli-
^ft^^, ^^S, ^^ amaq, human cteayture^ a multitude.

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irpnrtflpr, ^iwirt^ ^% to shame, disgrace, expose, dis-
honour, [volition, scheme.
irt^t l^^f ^"^If ^rt^«ft?, a thought, idea, wish, desire,
irt^, irf^fiw^, — 'R^,^irr^«rTf5T??, ^Hfifftii;, mental, existing in

the mind, ideal, imaginary. [temptible.

Ut'ift'T, iwiRt», WJ^X, %^f humble, free from pride, con-
arf^yt'n, ^1 #1 rwn, a vile woman, a harlot,
m^, "mm, JTC^tr^f't, ^^, Ttn<«, fsTCTH, ^Wl^, regard, re-

yerence,attention,consent.acceptance,admis-
8ion,&c. a prohibition, forbidding, hindrance.

persuade, prevail upon, convince, enforce, to
mSLke to fit, to adjust.

m^, 'i^t^tft, ft*i, ''y^i whiPP, arcHTWt«lt, proud, haugh-
ty, sulky, sullen, indignant, honorable, res-
pectable, esteeming, minding, regarding.

i^m, ^9, sr^/, 7/(^, man,a human being,mortal, person.

«rtw, «nr5l, ^i^,^»lt^<t^, JW, '•^•^^W, ^j^roi, badness, vile-

ness, dulness, slowness, abatement, diminu-
tion, an inferior degree. [admissible.

aifc/, ^«??«it?, ^Jy honorable, respectable, &c. credible,

3Rt*f, dt^, ^3WT<», t^% measure, m^surement, weight.

Hfrv, rft^lT, ^1 ^\ ^^ 5pj^, to measure, survey,

weigh, to guage, sound, fathom.

Wt«W, W. WW?, my, mine. [a seal.

Wrff, v^c^? ^wwf, ;an, a scab, the dry skin of a sore,

wnr ntftf — nV$n, sft^T^, a maternal uncle and his wife.

i^rf>p,Wiit^^, «i?il,«W«1, c^, W?1, w1, !itc«vT9, a fraud,
trick, deceit, deception; villainy, wickedness,
magic, a magical spell, illusion, fascination,
imposition on the senses, worldly illusion or
unreality of niatter, idealism, the personified
creative energy of Brahma, ignorance, folly,
affection, tenderness, attachment, love, sen-
sibility, feeling, sympathy, compassion, pity,
a woman.

mtlA, 1^, t^fWtft «jii9si|e.l>9<M>j«irar»nM|fi9ia<».
tUPr, WW twitw, ^^, to fa^QiMite^ <M«de. deetiv^
^nnir,. 4WRf^ ^i^ ^» «t^<9ftfl9k ^^ nagietl. jOhi^

sire. fasehl«titigk dflceplyv^, crafty, morldlj it

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a inagiciai>« a OM)tiMMr» [fnom jHusifm.

dan clement ; a j^ggjler,. a cqiQii|er.
Wt9, 4j«inf%% IMI^ 1^. iHwive>. 4iseiH^ve ; a decei*

m?t 1^. gall ULe^ l^lQ^a. hiVl^aur. [ftc*

mi9. Wfm, wt^lfi a plagoet. tpi^^Maie ^4^a«e. a sl^yecp.
^^^1. ^;tl^# quan^laqana, w^ i^l^djf to fiKbt.
WQWi, <IIW^»t*rft^,iW^^^ff»,W* WM^i WW^^^f *t^f to

8tri)|e, amaie, bfa^» knq^k, mp, Q^igk pmiiiW
.. kilk stejr,, deatray. l» W; a mack, discharge,
ahoot, fire, to fiiblL wpoot glun4ar,,€ut off.
vfiC^ ^«i^, tnm9f. W<. a, diftcuJitj, quibble} aatch^
na^ <l«Bri,«1tf%,ll,.«ronft^,^>a^t^ &c«qjb«ir

;, cs^ptare, (dunder, 4ku bfti^n, c^al
,,midonak [deroav,

WTftlil^^ *a8IF>-'''*^**"'^''* 'fl^ mortel> fatal, deadly, muii-
«!9rMl|> ^m^ l^nf^. a scuffle^ baltle^ elo&e figkt.
miB^ ^Opiiapi^VtfHil vnwtw vtflit a pe8tileiice,epideimcu
wtm, ^, ^iPniy. tba wiad, air,. vUal air. [search.

m^^ ^% ^^ ^ road^ path, way, pi^ag9» sectioii,
in^q,^ ««|nn, ^, ta smrch^ sieek^ e&<^iiii^ ask, b^«
•1^,, wnfe>l!pi«». deiM^f kighrfricad,
WlWi^ •fflWSl ^Hl^t, ^Whf^. WPWi ^^f, I^W, WW ^^, to

fCo«r» rubi. polish^ furhsih, cl«an, cleanse,
puiif y,, hsitbe, anoint;, varoiffh, ijripe, sweep, '

c^rofi^gi^^* [ed, &c.

41^^ 1< WWtwt«;, n)|wnri[,^pa^dAatt)>lef TewaJ,,to be cleans*

«n*W^». «ipii^^. «?^t. ai uwfll. wWwr*. bvusib, ijroom*.

•Wfi* ••aNk W^t 1^Wt§& a9filvtI^^ pf|ipMMi(W^ .

s s s

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^t^, ft^, <lwW, a cat, a polecat

•t#5i, 556^, jft, fllf^wj, the sun.

t^f 'JXJSI, CTWf^, gentleness, mildness, softness.

wlfK ^R^iW ftrw, 'W^tl^, a cleaning of the person by

bathing, anointing, &c.

wfr, ^s, iw, 4H«tii1, a hero, champion, wrestler.

srW*, ^cw^tWr, a flower-garden.

c^n^, a necklace, bead-roll, rosary, garland,
wreath, chaplet, the shell of a cocoanut.

5tsrW!?[ 'W\ ?^, *IM^ W^, W^t, CTd, a seller of garlands, a

florist, a gardener, the ratan.

irpnrtt, WPrft^l, ^tn^il, wrestling, pugilism.

utftl^, ^t#, — ^^rtK«tl|W?^, ^i/wt^t, a gardener, florist,

* a maker and seller of flowers, garlands, &c.

wTf*r8f/, *WW1, '*twff Tl, ^nft^K, CTtw, filthiness, dirti-
ness, sordidness, squalidness, tarnish, im-
purity, gloominess. [rosary.

nvnff ^€t, «f^ *J7ftt|, ^rttt,a necklace, garland, chaplet,

«rtWtT, ^?|^, i[|«itft(*li, wearing a neeklace or garland.

ilts(;»rt. ^RirWtf^»fT3|, an earthen pot for embers, &c.

irt«l^, ^i*H^, T¥, a challenging, daring, vaunting.

Ht^f ' ^™rt? ftrtB, a sort of pulse or kidney bean.

W^-1, 3^PW, — ♦!• ?ft ♦l^*!, a jeweller s weight.

month (lunar or solar,) flesh.
irl*!^(W, lOTrtif, ^rfVirt^f, an intercalary month. - [sleek.
Wpfl^, ^ftc* ^3Fi5>», ^r«f, ftiFii, fleshy, pluinp, lusty, fat,

ntf^, ntCT?, mnft c^^5^«rT*w, «wwt^ ^fw; n^i^Ttli^, «tf^m^

W^f r^«tW, ^^t^rrt/, monthly, befonging to
a month, occurring or payable monthly, last-
ing a month, hired foirthemonth; a monthly
servant, monthly wages, monthly instalment*
a monthly offering to ancestors.

VtfUf ^«f^, a maternal aunt, a mother's sister.

*^» * '•Tt? ^» V^f a film on the eye. a cataract

1S»^w '507

vtiffi,; Wfm Wt^f moiitbly wages or ^j^nd.

wmx, C^. «nWt 5|tt^ greatncgs, glory, dignity, mag-

. fianimity, celebrity^, praise.
9it^, . sitMhi Xl^ ^^ ^fvft^f hij^aloe 8 milk, butter, &c.
«tf^, ntV^f — fffivt«9, an elephant-driver. [Shiva.

WCT^iit, f^, Durgst, the Shacti or personified energy of
AffI, ^ li|«tn, ^ifaj, false, untrue; fjeilsehood, untratii, a lie.
tii^, mv^t ftMf^, absolution, expiation, cqqclusion.
t^, <tnnr, i|^, W9 f«w, ^Wfw, ^ ^«^, to subside, fiiil,

wear but, be extinct, be exempted.

Itft^, W9^^« mm, to dispel, efface, erase, sup*
press, quash, extinguish, put an end to, ter-
minate, calm, moderate, decide, settle,, oon-
. . elude, part, separate, wear out, wipe out,

e^^piate. [ing his purpose, secret,

fll^^lwrt, *^^(Vi» tV^TI, 'Wiw^f, dim, expiring, conceal
Prt^t, flkfct, — tS|^, ^iWt^ft. f|, ^w?, sweet, sweetrspoken,

gentle, opportune. : [nessr of speech,

tiil, . WiPr,— iftf^jr, c;9Pmil, . sweetness, suavity, gentle-
fSr^, t^tW, Ht^^rtllr, sweetmeats, c<H{)fectionery. ^
A^q, il^^,59V,^|iil?, to sweeten ; seaBonable,opportune.
fii^ HV/firs, ^V"Pt. measured, regillar, moderate, frugal.^
fll^^init, ^^fW/TtH, frugal, prudent; carefuL^
URIttff f4f^ , V^^f ^n/, regulated conduct, luoderation.
.finHl, t^niretSt,— ^•I'T'Wt*, wvf^ w^^mft, eating mode-
rately, abstemious, temperate.
.flr{%9 <n^, ^l^^f measure, weight, measnirement.
fiiigi, ft^,— ^, 9it^, iftl, a friend, companion, all^.
flfOEil, ftwrPl, — ^PfBl. 'ifll, friendship, intimacy, ailianci^
fiFS^rw, #f«rtiw, l^nw, a name-sake. [syllable.

pRnwHf '^fnn ^^^H^J "^n ^Rnr V, a rhyn^e or rhyming
6p% •IT^I, fnCT, mutually, reciprocally, privately.
1*»V» W,^ JrtPl, 1^, wtTi, ^'ijw, fJ|< twins, the

sign Gemini, a couple, brace^ pair, male and
female, man and wife, copulation, union.

counterfeit; unlrtd, itelMety, unsubstantial,
appaient, imaguiary^ IruMMllli useless^ f siiH
ill fouDd^d, groyncHen; ftitteto^ a Me, an^
tnitb» deniaJ, a pretence.

fatoe Tiew of thiags, btrdiy, athfeisA;

4i«inim, «m?«i m. i^^mmri g?ouiiciito6fea»«rsittf^

doti, imaginary dai^n [^P^y-

flkffftWk:^'f9l^ the denial of a ^barg^, aTalM

1W1%, flll^r- ^f^^, ^rjp, ^W^IJN Wwipr,- supplication, ear-
nest entreaty, prayer^ bumble truest.
"••I, ap W^ ^^» ^il^f^if^^Wt*!, «rt|l%, art*Wi ^•ityv, union,
•' conjunction,cohcord, sobietjr, consent, agree-
thent^ uniformity, comparisMk^ *

wt*i^» #w ^^f WW, ♦tt^WjU^w^iFtnt^^rtiW/^^*^*!,

c*r, Wfli", ^•W/, flPlt^?, *rt^f^, W coalesce, be

mixed, unit^, eome together, assoda^, join,

combiae, enter into friendship/pinrtiiersbip or

allianee, meet, visit, touch, c^raie it codlaef ,

suit, bgre^, tally, accord, resefaiUe, \6 cohere,

cHng, eitibrace,tQfind,jg[et,obtain,fU{ in with,

to happen, fell to, overtake, come up wilb ;

' ' ^ nHioa; junction/ contact^ accessioit^ agree*

ment, resemblance, reconciiiiftion, rhyme, a

♦isK, a meetitig.- ^ • (Jagv Viriling, Sociable.

ft0fp 9iM^ I l,^-*-*r Wt^Ttv^tfW^^rtlf, ^»W^, ' uttitiBjg, coal^ac*

- *at^, «wi ^jr^; ^^, f>*^^, i»*r*!H, ti mix,

ifaingle, adulterate, compound, Joib« unite,
gtaft, cement,* a{)ply , clbse up, to bring abdat,
ptocure*, recouctle, mediate^ oomparei jcd*
late, to adjust, bhi^cktih Acbbatft, to fit, make
tb correspond or suit, ftc. *

rtif^ fllM^^ w^i 9if|l, 9l«f\R^t^

ttaited» c«Mlibiiicsd,cotaiieet6d withi' uiited f^ '
^tier, <teherent| fou ftd» Stained.

lMt| <lnw« <4«ai r^nr^ to ta^ milled^ tiftio^, unite toge-

iMitw, uwAtii^^ M mut^ cott^MMkU jumble together.

ft^Rfllin^ 4Nlf^1# ^ ^Afin^ mixing with ; an intruder.

Ik^t^ ^i|#^9, wtpif ^Plli>U ftM^ a mixture, com-
pound oaedieine^ n jtimM« ) ttut«d» ftc.

<Nb ^nt«r, di^fdR«)rt, i^Rflr tkrlf, nlii^tiire> itm^rpolmtii'

bni ^ femfly llam«. [unidh, inixture.

Ardfn, ^VViMffi ^m% iad^ithifteticAl iKlflitic^^ chttnieti

HMvniI» 01% «^f » It^. tl-lWr^i^ir, uiiity^ cdheord. par»

n6tBbip,tnvedtig[atibti pf mix(»d properties,&c.

ftni|«» 11^, 9r^» ^fc^Mt«^» ^^1^^» m»ed, tompounded^

jiMbleid tbgetber, promisenoiis^ adulterated.

IWtWwrttl* Wf ^ •rttit Sl^ fliBf , *t^* ^^ WW> -^a mi*Sjl

knguage Df dialect^ a jargon.

9k, Hi*. 9J15tl. Off t ^, 'Pfm*!* ^4 »trtet, pleasant,

Und, agreeable^ nice, gentle, seasonable, op*
portQnA, spriikklAd, moistened. •

Pr^lW, Mlt*, <qmll, sweetmeats^ iweet ituee, ft^wmtf^

1^, tKit? ntf^ f^r>lt,a sort of defttifri&e or t6oth'-pb#d6r.

**, w^^;, W^, itiHi ItfM, a flsb, the sign Pbceb.

INf'W, «m*«»»Ntt«l, *<;f , flttlt^rvir*. W*^, a follower

of tfad MiTmlngs^ philosophy, an utnpitft^
mediator, afbitritor ; decidiii^ h different*^
iAveAtigatttig. [and deddei.

1141^11 4)y, ibd"^, — f^ifWy, WrtWl^, to bfe investigated

^tthlk, 9HH fkg^,Pt9i4,^SMf^, one of the six philosophical

i^y*tett8, logical Inveistigatiob, examination,
' retom^iiiation of dlist«rd&nt bpinionb, a deci-
sion, arbitkttieto. ftl^, investigated.

^itm^m, flMk, fmf|«, nttttlH, ^tdded, adjudged, ^t-

wo ^;

^, flpj^. ffl, mnrt^t a crest, cg^mn^dkAm, tifft

^^, ft9. Vishnu or the liberator.

^^, ^^y ^iftK a looking-glass, a mirror.

^Jp* nrtF, ^,.^nPw©fS.^I?'^, a blossom, a bud.

^fll9, 4hi^ fiC9^. ^^Vtf^, budding, in blossom.

^, IW^i »t^'» ^» ^*«i ^nw, Prvi, f^, released,

liberated, . discharged, exempted, acquitted,
deli vered, rescued , ransomed, emancipated,
free, open, loose, dishevelled, cle9r(as weath-
er,) ceasedy.cleared up. [prodigal

f>9^, «t^nfN,.^^ift, open-handed, liberal, generous.

^1, ^Jrt^w,— Ji Pirw, Jit^, a peairi. . ._ [tcr.

5»t«tt?, f ^tc^W^, — ^f», .CT ^Vipvrsig^ sku, the pearl-oj s-

i;*WW, «^tl, f»wS>,— ?f#t8 WWti unstring of pearls..

^i^, WWf^» ^Itit ?rf1» ttW^» ,^» ,5rt^, CTJW,, freedom,

discharge, liberty, liberation, extrication,
deUverance, escape, acquittal, salmion, fi-
nal emancipation or absorptioii.

the mouth, face, countenance, front, muzzle,
an entrance, aperture, opeuingt orifice, cobi-
mencement, the first term in progression, the
eye of a plant; first, chief, principal

1!<^» V^ — ^(^» f^ww* scurrilous, abusive.

fiRvt7l» iPVt^* ^^tsrt^tnc ^, bashful, shy, sheepish.

f^c^tirt^t, f<Kft^,— wvWtwit, ^RWjrt, bashfulness, shyness,

sheepishness, a shrinking from.

^imrrft, ^wrWJ, 'wrt^;, foul-faced, ill-looking, ugly.

'jKonRc^t, vtfMt, wt^, a hag, a witch.

fl^l^ ^9^79 "Wlt^^ "m^ VP9 f^nfcr, a proqdse or threat

in order to silence one, a gcig, a bribe, a gift

^<jr, , 'i^t?^* f^ww, ^•rftnf5tft»^'W(, ^WF, scurrilous, abi^-

sive, insolent, harsh-spoken; a ponch) a crow.

. IjiWff »; r^t'rtW «f^ ^RC^ ItT^W^, dryness of the face

through grief or disease.

J^f ^T'f ^t,!**!^.),^ a rein. soaffle« biW a bmIk. . .

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^, ^mf^fiT, ^ff , «^, ^PWPnp; iitttftted in the face;

in the mouth, ready to be uttered, off- book,
outward, pretended.

5^, flte* F|^, fttjfrf^ 5nflRi> f «w, ftj^, to face, look

towards, be about to take place, approach.

5<rt!%, ^'^filt?!, ■wwc^ wwt^^. 3^«1t^, a fire-visaged gob-
lin or will-of-the-wisp, fire placed in the
mouth of a corpse on the pile, sacrificial fire.

5<tC*l*1, '•PJjtiC, •f¥^lt^, partiality, partial regard or

distinction. ' [posite.-

5*1^^, iWtWf^, :H^<rt#^, face to face, front to front, op-

'^9, ^rmri^rtt ^^, a favourable regard, propitious

countenance, (used as a term of flattery.)

5<rw, fiwfts ^ft|ir"i|tr, a mask.

v«rt^, Wi(P%, ^j|^^<, a muzzle to prevent biting, a mask.-

vnxm, t^* ^'^» ^f^* slaver, saliva, dribbling.

^^, cr^tw, '^m, a sprout, a young shoot. -

5<Xf ^•itW/, <tWT, primary, chief, principal, pre-eminent.'

fr^, f^, •ttpr, towards, in the direction of.

fc^, ^^^, up to the brim, running over, overflowing.

^* ^' — "" ftrw, a sort of kidney-bean.

^^^. ^rtltv ^\ 1^1^, to thump, to beat, to pound.

^ti?, Vf 9,— c^^tfvy 9tin, a large mallet, a hammer, club,

bludgeon, mace, a dumb-bell.

^ v«^f m?Tj5P, ^it^v, ^wnr, iri6nf , infatuated;

deluded,bHndly attached to, stupid, ignorant,
stupified, bereft of sensation.

srim, ^^^f /• arrived at the age of puberty.

^JFT, 5^^, — ^tft^, ^*?*i, ^?*rt?i*i, ^^f ^rtf ^•i, •Jf'Tf to

liberate, set free, turn loose, disband, release,
emancipate, to cast, shoot, evacuate, resign^
vacate, desert, forsake,' divorce, toclean, wipe;

5ft Wtff wNrtf , WW, wft, ^pi ^ttlWii, a currier,* skin-
ner, tanner, 8hoe'maker,basket-makeir, a cru-
cible, a small dbcoanut. [upon.

iww; ^hr^^tV'^ri, Wf^W; to imile, simper, look kindly

Upl^I, «l^. ^FttR^ td Wf^k?J», ^Mfis^j 4is|q(;^te, break.
5«f, ^«i,^«iftWT, an qi^fot^P.^spec^^ft^f grass.
^i*, ^^r •W^» ta flow«l> to atMIc^: up ip^ flover»

^fli grow }jqiyurisAU3i[.

HMIf. ^(^. ti'^N^. t*W. » flo^we^#pik«!k ^ f)(»of com.

^$, «9 c?t^, a am.aU bundle «r: ijoi^d for U^e head.

5!^ 'ftir, ,^. ^, #»• a cQflf, stqpple, ^Hopper, plug,

b^I)g^. a biiliti. handle, ||tiqt>J|gh7l»^iHile> th^ $»t

f^. wifi^, vtiRtf*. vitmiH, a pojcter, ijarrier of bur-
thens, a cooly; E^ng*

f|(^ ^i(^VTf^,<«nr t^^, the cracking of t^e ^nger;i by pul-

f>. ^ ^'ij^ ^'^ ^'^^ ^'^^ * »war4-hilt, handle. •

^ «fi, '^r!^/ W^V a hai?(Jful,. tb^ ck«cjt»ed fist.

. 9. hilt, plMg^ lid,, coY^c. [^ry.. boj^der.

5f, fry», m^W.'^i. IfliPPied, p«oUard; the hfa^ a bcw^ft,
^^.. ^«W. fl ^Df 9?tipeat of p^rphed ri^ ao4 ^Mgar.

ff^'if, 1i5'i «W ^t^. ^W^. 'V* '^f ^'l'»'» ?"*'' ^^^
fipi»jp ci^ ti»e l^air ^n disgi^ce,, ifhave t|w^ hea<l,.t4

lop a tjeet of its, upper branc^<(8,. to. p^rl^y,

cover yfiih lei^ther or p9pei', to gildL {d^te^

oveiispreaf}*, ^xrap; tip, to t«i«t,^ tupi. tack,

8h^t «t ciapfrkjiife* &c. [end.

^ 'Sj^ffll. f^^^, %b, a stfu^ pollard, l^Qck,. log, a*

JjlJlW, ^WtftcfV.^tl^lf, ahav|ng,,^c. ajbar^r, hair-cutter,

ij^^yi^, "^mm, from epd to^^nd, a^ over,, ipcjfusively.

^, ^, ?^«iP. flw »w?, BWch«4 ripSi. t*»e W«i«d h«a4

of an ai)iB|jil.

fj*.». «^^. vn«, c^it fW,^lW. tjb,Q b>ea4,. tjie forehead.

a lopped tree, B^ti oc ti^^^nding node.
-^:|, lEtf^, ^^It>n1f a barber,, a sbftvj^^ [pollard,

^ ^jJ%f^:nT^w^, jwfi. «ha»ei^,sji9Ji^|^.J»a|4^jopp«d»

ftn, 1^ «f?, ^«^^, WjJt^, t<%»|iiji«ft,the head ice,

to lop a tij^„ tp^qflivpT^.fjy^rljiKf.gild, &c.

fVV 613

^, ^rHw^9 ^tKf 9^F9^, to shut the eyes, fill up a pit»
/ to close aB a wound, shut, move on bingep.

5«, 5*, ^•^, liW^, ^WJ ifftwi, ?[^5* a plug, a cork,

a button, a cover, a coveriug, the offering to
an astrologer^ the strangury*

wW^, ^•fel^jl, ♦f^rnrsl, a loop, a buttonrhole.

i|f^ ^wpr, ^ff^B shut, filled Hp, Sec. pleased, deligbted,

gratified. [p^t^y tradesman-

5*t, f^«fRi;t?t^<t/fircaFil, ^^, a grocer, a retail-dealer,

5i, ^? ftrw, «t, a species of kidney *bean.

f^?, CTi^pnr ^«rl, «;^«3r, ^^, a large mallet, an iron-
headed club, a hammer, a dumb-bell.

.wjat, '•iRra ^*«i^fft ^% cJrtT?, ^w, 11% 'iw, ^Sfj irfsnn

ficm^, a coin, stamped money, a seal, signet,

medal, cash, a rupee, astamp, die« impression,

print, a mode of devotional intertwining of

the fingers. [er, seal- cutter.

?^Bt^* Ifsit^n?,— CTrt??TflSF f^nfiiw, a carver, engraver, coin-

5^attr»«, iR5r^f|t?,tRti[^, pecuniary, consisting of money.

;^:9li%^f ^*Y¥^, ^^> sealed, engraved, stampt, printed.

^[vSTf^^, fT^n^, ^f«lKf impressed, stamped, sealed. ^

.^[3T^ai, Wt^iT9if, VHt a printing-press, stamping ma<;hine:

ifcff^/ t&^?^, 1T<1T^, ^tPWl^RJ, ^r«fir5, sealed, stampt,

cut, printed^ closed, unblown,
irf^, «1^, ^*t^, wStf a holy sage, a semi-deified devotee^

an inspired philosopher, lawgiver, an ascetic.
WSy^» ^Ifnrc^ ^1» a desire for final emancipation.
vjfH, '^fjt^^f a desire to die, the point of death.
5ir< ^3^' ^V^^^f iTfW^, lying at the point of

death, wishing or about to die.
^jnjimr, »^W, a legacy, a gift at death.
Jr^[9ft, i^^ cw, a pipe, whistle, flute.
99«l. fini,-T-^inf , a small drum, a tabor.
5[^^, tS^y CTt^l, fjs, a pestle for cleaning rice in a

mortar, a large n^allet. [death.

9nmf, ^fl msl ^«mt/, deserving to be pounded ty.

T t t

614 l^^iW

^^9 wflCTti, tke scrotum, a testicle.

^^^ * ^5^^, fflt^CTW, ^% Wt^f castrated, gelt; a

euQuch, a gelding, a wether. .. [g^d, cot
jpromnr ^ ctW<i,— ^"^p^W W»^, ^J ^tW^r to castrate,
^t^, ^t>»Klf>, ?1^> fist to fist ; fisticaffsi pugilism.
If^r ^» 1^» the fist, a handful; a hilt, handle. *
^^, tfTTtfCTt^, c?4t, ^rm, the conflux of twd riveis, t

junction, rivulet^ [frequently.

w^, «^^,^«SpiX, ^inwtf, again & again, repeatedly,
1^, ^ ^» ^9^rt^, a period erf 48 minutes or the 1 5th

part of the day or night, a diort time, i

moment. • [demon.

^, WW, H*^^/, It^, Wt^^, dumb; a fish, a ptupe/, i
^, mif ^•rwpT. ^Wi^;, f^cms^ stupid, ignorant, foolish,

rude, rustic, clownish, cold, phlegmatic.
^^f ^ ^% ^t^ 9Pi, to make water, to urine.
w^, n, — <e|^, «i|t, urine, water discharged.
mmEr tf^t^^^i ^9 A suppression of urine, stmn^ry.
w, f^ftft^, ^swwr, 'siWft, ignorant, illiterate, sttt]^,

foolish, awkward.
v4s\t ^^T^rsl, sr^, ignorance, stupidity, folly, ididey.
^WE^If •?'Jf •WF vSCT? <fn^Rw ^**^5t?f, WfJf id : ior/i^ the

first pui^ification Of oil, a tone or semiAoiie^

the 7 th part of the gamut or musical scale,
f^, f^ ^^^9^s, oitip, a swoon, faintingfit, loM of seo*

sation,' stupor, stupefaction.

fallen into a faint or swoon, insensible, be*
reft of sensation, fainted, swooned, speechless.

fl^W^, f ^^ Zft^U epilepsy or the falling sickness.

^, TT^, ^^^, ^0W%tW^, having shape of fignte, ma-
terial, solid.

^ ^, ^f^ ^. -rit?, ^irWf, ?i% uf^, «rfi«1,. substance,

matter, form, shapev figure, a resemblance^
likeness, image, picture, statue.
'^^p ^f4, itrrs^ff^ a painting, picture, portrait.

51S

died, possessed of visible form or shape, cle^

ver, skilful, accomplished. [mation.

5^/W/ ^^1/^9 ^tl^fftfii ^^^r*l, a different form, transform

ni, . iniv, n\n\, n^na irvi, tbf? head, the cerebdiam. -

9g[]i(tf^pPlV« wRi?9 ?1irtf ffSart W ^fC^HTfl^lilW, a chsatriy^^

a king, a prince, a ttized cast half brdhmia

half chsatriya. [(letters.)

^/, «J<WWtctrtiitft» «, fe^, 4ingual or cerebral

^, *% ^iiw* nr|» ^f^tiwi i^^s ww« ^ifi> «fwi, wif*,

^Ofl^ ^, ^ftW» iR, rfjft, 4Wi?,'»it1lr,^iitlW. a root, bul-

. . ; Ikius root, origiiu source, cause, foundation,

. aboriginal i^ock, breed, the original text. as

. distinct from a commentary, a principal at iqe

terest, capital or stock in trade, aquare or

Ciibe root ; original, radical, near, proximabs.

m-1, ^«(f)ml% ^wm, the 19th lunar mansion.

?*1» 1*W,-T-^R ftffW, a radish.

^n, iV99/9^, f^9?«t9, founded upon, arising from as a
. cause, having origin in, springing from a root,
fw, TWPw,^ TOft^^tW, radical, produced from the root^
fwnr« ^A, a capital, principal, stock in trade.
1^, ^^mf^, Wl,wtf^9t9^, fundamental, original ; a be-
ginner, originator. [origin; an antitype.
^^^91, ^ctfiims^. ^^t^, ^Tt^, become a source* cause or
^CTt*^*ft^, ^^^tt5, '^CT^, subversion, overthrow, total ruin.
HUT, WffK •i^,«inf,we,c^^, Wfl, •H;,aRr%. value, worth,

price^cost, wages, hire; valuable, purchasable.

f^l* W'r^, — ^^* ^ ^^^ ^ mouse.
^f *rl,— 15ft, ^t» «twnr «f tw, a crucible.
f *f ffii%*t^,^wx^l^f8nr^, a deer, stag, buck^ antelope,

any beast, the chase. [dy deserts.

if^r^pn^ sQP^f^^ ^^'V' ^^^ niirage or sultry vapour in san-
?**^JJ^t 7**W, P^Wtsr, a jackal.

stag-eyed, fawn-eyed, having deer's eyes.

sift ' ^TOP*

f 9mf%, fvnnr — 9^^ the mxislc of a species of 'deer.

f«;, ^(f^,— ^«r; •fi»? ?m^1, VtT5^, deer^unting, the

chase, game, sport. ^

wn?, tM, ^itt*. 3IW1, a hunter, a jackal, BrahmdL

mrjTW, ^'Wf*, ^t^W*— ^'^f the lion or king of beasts.

f^r^rn^l^, ¥f|R:^9 ^, a fawn, a young deer or antelope.

imN^I, ^f»9 ^4|^, the fifth lunar mansion.

fsttir, ^V, f^nnMf«, the moon.

ff^^, i: rlfnri 't^^, "iirf^, bunted,chased,pur8aed,8ought

f'lt, ^flf^, ^I^^T?, 1*ftl4t. a doe, the epilepsy, a des-
cription of woman in amatory works:

v«iT^, ^tirtfS? il^, the stalk or fibres of the lotus.

W«^t#« *t4. ^^f a lotu8,an assemblage of water-lilies.

9^, «f^^,— «rt$(, ^, earth, clay, mould, soil, ground.

'^, ^?c«it^^, «r?1, f^^«i, dead, dieceased, defunct.

vs^f^, njt^Virs, fV^«itU»l, nearly dead, dying, expiring.

w$9m. ^w^irpr, given by one deceased; a legacy.

«Wt?, ^t? t( ^fiV^Vi, Wf?1, a widower ; bereft of his

wife. [deceased son.

irs^n ^trt? ««'¥T^ irt^lrtci^f having lost a son, relating to a

iTBtTfir, srit^t?;^, ^^^ almost dead, hke one dead^

w^W. ^K^itnqi <lfj^rtf ^WW^t, a person who gives tes-
timony for one deceased.

w*%, f^r nj% m^fkcvt^f death, dying, decease.

wjf, i«rT^ftt?t^, w, death, demise, Yama regent of

death. [mortal.

f^sf9?, 99<i^9^» ^^9» causing death, deadly, baneful,

s^^i ^?T^f%, a good or rich soil, fragrant earth.

«9W» ^J^f a double drum, a tabor.

^(^ifM.im, t9Vs\, gentle, mild, soft, affable, kind,
tender, placable,clement,peaceable,tractable,
quiet,tame,6upple, pliable, slow/ dim, blunt.

ij^w, ^Sw, IT*, a production of the earth,* a vegetable.

»ij^t|, vm^^ WT, soft, gentle ; water.

^jcjr^, ^f iR^, slack-water/a gentle stream.

^€W, ^S^v1» a i^pe* a raiBin.

^irf , •rTf^w,irnft?i,earthen, earthy, made of clay or earth;

f^» ^, ^^?, uselessly, in vaiti, wisely.

i^f «int9? vRRFt^. W^3 the center stake of a tht^esh.^

ing floor, a nipple.
V(^p jtciit^, 9?i1, a femaJe, iat inroinan, a girl.
CT^^, !jf^<rt, ^^pn^, "St^*- v^?, womanishness, un-

manliness, effeminacy, girlishness.
c>r^^4, mrHt«i» ^S^ft^f shame-faced, womanish, shy.

^Cc^ ^, a woman's girdle or zone, a sword-belt^

the triple cord worn round the. waist bythift

' three first classes, the 'sacrificial string of ^

brahmin made of deer skin, a fine sort of sack<-

cloth, the edge or swell of a mountain.

ciw, Wi^S?' — ^^ff ^'rt^^, a cloud, floating vapours.

aniCT?tf6«, c?n»5t^t,— fiiff^ , ^f^, tmw, a flash of lightningf.

n^HlW, imf^rr^, — «r^i^, ^f^r^w, low and distant thun-
der, a clap of thunder. [ing of clouds.

tsr^^, virtr?c<3ir4t, ^fff^, a succession of clouds, gather-

Cir^sn, ^:i?irt mr?, ^fir«^, cloudy, dark, lowering, overcast*

CT^fW, cwr?V, wwttaw,— ^^?^^RW, ^Wf^^, the gather-
ing of clouds, a lowering sky.

CT^tw, mr, covered with clouds, lowering, overcast.

CT5;1. w,fts, ^^^, CTT5I, a chair, a seat, a bench.

?:3rc^, I9m^\j gt, a fishwoman, fisherman's wife.

nr^T!, ^^^^, cwn/l, ir^^Wti?, a fisherman, fishmonger. •

cw%ir!, t^9i^, rvc^n,- ^ciri sr^J^f^, the floor of a house.

rw, MKS^9[^ ^jl^^S, the middle, the floor of a house.

rail, 5Wt^, fj^Mf^, 5^f^, a settling, adjustment, &c.

C^f^, 1^, ^«^, 3it^? *«f^, to settle, adjust, obviate,

remove a doubt, &c. [coloured, dim.

CTf^, vw9f ?W, w^;i«f, '^f'^ clayey, earthy, earth-

CTfl^, wSn, — f^arl, «rnil1, a kidney, a jar. [petroleum.

tufJin^wr, ^flw i^8«R^ l[«nftf WX fSirW, earth-oil, naptha.

HIS f BPt^ '

t^, 9t^» the frame-woidc of aa imtgp. ;

cvrflf nvl9-^tV9l» 'Oiv»- a ram, a ali^ep.
C^lt, rs^^.iar^, a ewe^ the female sheep.

hammer; blunt» dull, riisly» stiff, starched,

unwashed (cloth.)
W9A, irrt>, ff^n, the gums,
wg, t*i3f ,. *|initNj, ^«1. the penis.
t^pg^, ^j^liK^ "^m^fsmf the prepuce or ^le^fcao.
vn, V*t, wrt, ^Hft»t? W^aFi^ft;,?pjrpr, mMrrow.ftit, n)ori>ii

oorpulency, serum, lymph. [pid.

miU ^^^^fi|,1M,^ar7> dull, heavy, sluggish, slew, stu-
nif^, ^^It^Ji^, l^W, the 'earth.
nv* ^W, ^^rcivrifHr, a sacrifice, offering, oblation.
Olldp <>, irt%, «?«irtl ^, wrtiWBI, ^^Wtll, understandiDg,

quickness of parts, aptaess. ability, retentive

power, memory, apprehension, coBCf ption.

jpwtiQy ?rt^^, '^fmtv 3ISW f^^H, ^rtw, ♦flf't, p^ff^ 0^

good abilities, iretentive, haymg a good »&•

mory, apt, quick, docilci intelligent.
-SH^t, csiftc, — ^c«it^> the central stake of a threahing floor.
OKf. ^If^, ^, fit for sacrifice or oblatipo, pure.
x?Rl, wr, a wom^n s breast, the udder of a t>je|Lst
CRt, $c«lt^, ajtfftl, a female, (woman or beast.)
t5pfi|^i|rt, ^ij?1, <itfjp, shunning company, retired, bashful,

shame-faced. [man, daug;hjter, girl,

or^rt, OWR.— 3ft» #WW5, if?^. ^Ril, female ; a female, wo-
ivw, f(^^npn,Mer.u a fabulous mountain, probably the

high lands of Jartary^ the North Pole.
wajfiy, Wffe?1, the kidneys. [ake^l.

tsriwti, <^»? sTHififs ^nfif ,?5C«t^,«T?1,tbe back- bone or spine,

^*f;, agreement, concord, reconciliation, peace,
accommodation of differences^ accord, con*
sent, accession, union, conjuQCtipn, aiixtaie,
intercourse, society, coo^curispq* ^flPiil^^tr

pilm^ 519

PWif -^mnfiliy WfPrfl^ lilvnifV, €vrv9>i social, Aeetra^

comiDg togethei" ; a' reconciler, a professional
cootracter of marriages.

^^Tt iff^^i to meet, come together, join, mix,
reconcile, to lay vfieb, unfuld, spread out;
v.n. to spread,extend,to be found or met with.

^9(Tir»a fair>an assembly^a piub,a concour8e,crowd,
throng, mob ; thronged, cowded, close, join-
ed, united; mixed^ &pacious^ open/ roomy;
free, unrestrained.

Pinfw, cmjr^, '^Vft^r to spread oQt, expand, extend, y

xmtfk^ ^9fB\, «R9t, 'nm, UffHf an assembly; concourse,

union, associatioti, friendly dismission.

camt^ff^ at9/, Tvfti. 9injtf%, an agreement, accommodation*

vf^f fv^. vn^f <SN9 9fl^, a ram, a sheep, the sign Aries.

df^ntiv, wi\^ ^^^Vttf, a crowd, a hustling noise.

nwm-^, WfTiw^, j\Mm, ^ttfftnrt, a shepherd.

91^91* PCHl, — vtfltj ^ffl, a maternal amit a husband.

owtit, ipJt> w^Bfirra ^ nt^ a film on the eye, the new

flesh formed on the healing of a wound.

W[, itVlf^ rsttr,^ «l^, ^t^^, any discbarge from or

inflammation of the urinary passage, urine^
gleet, gonorrbooa. [charge.

oir^Vt «f2JSt4«M9>^anVP, diuretic, producing urinary difr-

oifi^fl, CT[ft^, — ^t5|fi*U, morbid urinary discharge.

hm\ ' ^S1,^vtlft9f friendship, amity; friendly, amicable^

^, bvi?, — 4^» fifSRiWt?, a friend, companion ; of or

relating to a friend, friendly.

bi^, VPr, nx9t% f^^9 Tf^flVflf union, association, mar^

riage, copulation, sexual intercourse.

CTt>*1, iW^, ait^^rot, a deliverer, saviour, redeemer.

unw, f^^9 f^» ^% Vf\f final emancipation, salvation,

liberation, escape. [cipation, death.

tMtW% WQTf^t^H^^, f^> liberation from matter, eman-

vam» ineffectuaU fallible, left, abandoned;
afence» a hedge, the trumpet-flower.

CTtiF, ^ciwfji ntfw^ rw, wj^, ^J^gff, mustachioes, whis-
kers, a blossom, a nib, a point.

Wjwr; ^^^^W'tfji ♦fftp ftrw, a small bird which sucks the

honey from flowers.

CTtw-1, rl^Ei, iR»9l, a twist, wrench, sprain. .

WfTOiT-ww, f'TW^, n^^f dRtefr, WM«r, to wriag, twirl,

twist, wrench, sprain,to 6plice,twist together.

CTt5^, ^B«?^, VJt^f ^^ ^ti% ^i^f IpTV, 3fWf«r, VtP^'r, iET'l

rst^R, ^^, to liberate, free, emancipate, relea^^e,

discharge, forgive, deliver, extricate, save,

to wipe, clean, obliterate, expiate, forgive,

to peel, to shell ; final beatitude.

CTt^Ti, ftn^, 5t?t^, a pair of pincers, tongs, tweezers.

nf^OT, f^VfC^ "^fT^. the gum of the silk-cotton tree.

V(V\f ^9vft ^cwf ^f\9t, the blossoms of the plantain tree«

CTTFff^, ^JipSt'Wi, 5piii, a plantain.

w\\M, ^5ir, iW'itfT, irti^, to wipe, clean, cleanse, to shave.

Wl^, %fT?r, *l^, ^'^f ^'f, ♦tprftprft, a burden, load, bun-
die, package, an amount, sum, totai, wholesale.

xirtt^, ^31 C9t^, «i^ vti, a small burden, a bundle.

t:^, '^, i|^^^» ^> thick, coarse, dull, plump« sleek,

fat, bulky, big, great, large. [cursorily.

ciri^lCint'^, ftr?, ^iftWCH, in the gross, indiscriminately,

CTtf^, CTWT^,vft[?t5^,aporter,carrier, bearer of burdens.

nt?, cf%^, di^, ^^?^'sr, a twist, strain, bend, turninir.

crook, an udder. [a dose.

CTf^, ^Wf, ^ireiRr «rtan, a small packet, a paper-parcel,

CTT^-WT, f??*!, ci*4, *tW^, ^Ptw, f^i^w, -flP?T5» w^r^.

to turn* bend, crooken, warp, twirl, twist,
screWkitMtna boattoiland, turn a ploiiffa,
to return goods ^ran abate(nent of price or
labour for an advance of pay, to wrap up
in p^fJker^put up jnto a parrel, to overlay,
cover with leather, &c. to plate, to gild.

WW, .«<ltt ^» «rt?n. n^i pfm. • •••oK fo«t-8tooi, t

roll or padiet a dose, a turn, twiat, ftc.

CTPW, ttttjr«» 'i^f IL'*^ ^'^ ^^' I*^. a con-
fectioner, a sweetBi^at» a 8pec}e3 of fattening
medicine ; ddlighting, &c. .

«nnr, WW^, f^' wim. m; ^«i, |W. to delight, gladdciw

exhilirate, enliven, to shut, to close.

Otft, ¥%, ^ .^REVil, shut, closed, clo^e ; a shutting,

onff, mnft, a retail-shopkeeper, a grocer.

cn?ri, amH cS^, the pesUe of a pedal.

ort^r, cmcrtr itl^m nc^/Cff^^n ntlm^, tonnage, burthen.

cmv, •ini^cihirv, wax, bee's wax.

cnnvn. canfV^mv, wax-cloth. [a swindler.

cw0nF, tMi, ilfft «n«9, a robber, plnnderer, free-booter,

nrir«i, ^sMfH^* ^t^ Wi% to steal, rob, plunder, swindle*

9r>i||4iiM, fascination, infatuation, delusioq, . stu-
' pe&ction, loss of consciousness or sensation,
fainting, transport of grief, &c. folly, ign;%" .
ranee, worldly illusion. ^ [delusion,

cwtc^f^f 1^' ^mt^t fascinated, stupified, under worldly
twt^^w, itfSif 9» ^||t[^, causing stupefaction, &c. a sor-
cerer, magician. [churning,
rvtf^f a4^, ^9, wx^, an incantation, fascination, a
CTffV, 9nril4t, Ht, M^> a Sannydsf or religious men-
dicant. • [ated, charmed, stupified.
orl^^srttt, wt^, — ^f «rtfWI, f^^n'r, fascinated, infatu-
cmnr, ^% Vftf^ Nit ^, a gold coin, a seal.
CTfflnft, 9rai, nc^vrtiat, /. charming ; a fascinating woman.
t^ft, ^ic^h ^tWf fascinating, infatuating, charming.
csh« ^« T!7^» honey, the nectar of flowers,
ci^f^yv. Tt ftc^t ^^f ^» a pearl. [lence, defamation.
t^\^fffs v<tifi» «t^9/, f^inrl. scurrility, abosiveness, inso-
t^UtW, fJWiNit?. awf^, w^t ^/, ipf^Fiflr^, ^?f if|«, of or

belonging to the mouth or face, lip^serving^
outwwd, pretended, immediate.

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cwt*, tJtf^^W*^ ^f^Sft^i a4ioiiey'-c0mb, af hive.

resenie, sadneissr/gloom; gloominess.
CT|«rj«, ^^ <l Wfl ^Ht» a ^€M of ^ilenae. {tacit consent
r^^Jrtlf^, ^virw ^i^avft, siltot suiSeiance or acquieaceoce,
t^^t ^l?R, ^, ^it9, ivtAv, sileA, taoitarn, graTe, re-
served ; a bermit, ascetic.
Wr'WCti «i«[«l^i^, 511?, a bee. [as a token of Iu)n6r.

c>ri9Cftv, ^(^n ^'^ttM^V^nt a fan of fieacock'a feai^rf
cii\tt> *n^^ ^^i Wit a bow-string, the chord of an arc
1^, ^SJW. ^Jwi (^»*Wr VW|», radical, proceedingirom

a root, of pare blood, of unmixed eztractioa.
«i^«i-tv' ^rt*w flpvi, #ff, a sort of mat. [itm the crown.
cj))fli, «^t^1%$^, f^ the head, a diadem, the lock of hair
cii^Ww, ^ww, nn^, an asti'ologfer. ».

JW«i, •t^rft^ WW, tp smear^ vto mb, to anoint..

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IJlRtH, iRiC^1w/v,ft9t, Ciinftv/ dying, exp]iriiig,at the point

of death, melancholy, disconsolate.

irt^, «1F, f^, ft^l,C^I*|jP;^i»jnfii, T^iiH, Jfnif withered,

faded, decaying, > sad, melancholy, dejected,
grietedk discouraged, weary, languid.

ITf^, t^rnw, nvif 3pf!ll»^ai^l1, melancholy; sadness, dejec-
tion, languor, wasariness^ a witheriiig, fad-
ing, flacoidness. [sad, cheerless.

tW«f*i It f<t, ' ftwi, i^PtpiU vnwt^s downcast, dejected,

tV^» l4iHWi^ir, nt94^, a barbarian, foreigner, one not

a Hindoo.

Wf I'^f — ^J«c?» ^nqww, adass of demigods fabled to su-
perintend tliei tieasury and gardens of Ciiveit
the god ' of weal th. . [ eased liver.

^f^» ^fn^ti, cft^tftrw, the liver, liver complaint or dis-

^w^^f, ^, 'wflff, ^, resin, turpentine, ineeny .

^PW WffoT^, ^V19tir, pulmonary consumption.

f^» wiTfrmpp, conaumptive; having diseased lunga.

^^t^f w JPWJ, i^wm^ when, wheifcver, m soon as.

wr, it« m% ^ ^^ to perfeffm law^oe, tp worship.

1^ ^ 9lQ9t siacfificifig; oue for whom and
at wbofif expence a sacrifice is ofered. •
i«t, ^■nf9,T<^^4m» the.«ecoqd ofj the four Vedafi.
Hlfc^ fliitf c^ iinQy, per^ining to. the Yajur Ved«
^v> <n^« 94* ^> ^mRmtflk, a sacrifice* oblation, reli-
gious wor^hifr. . [altar.
fH^% Vt«nff i|^fi fi^t a saqrificial pit serviog as an
^iii^. viirtif^iilfV'l^ aD<|iltar for sacrifice, [thread.
wmj^ Wsmnft^f-^n^V^f the characteristic or sa<ired
IW, vmt ^rf|« ^* ^^ W^, any essen^al article of
, . a sacrifice, any part ol a sactpficial cere*
mony. [longing to a sacrifice,
^nil, sit^nfl^nif; ^n>9 ^tfV. sacrifisial, fit for or be«
If, ^«rtsi(fl, ^^. 5rsi<, ^assilf*, ^Wf^lfiw, collected, a-

massed, united, squeezed together, closed up.
wm^t M^i^9iX an ^nasielliDg.

fVR; '. ^^W, i^» ^«l^» ll»«H^, c#l#ft^., "i^fT, to coir

lactt {^her together, to fold cloth or paper,
' to bind, ,8f|uee2e tc^ther,. crumple, to furi a
aaiU to amass,, to hoard.
^l^» n, «R1» i^rhich, what, that, the, aa.
IV. .an«.^ as inany as,- as much as, as long as.

in[tcv, ciff|ta, wherefore, hence^ because* seeing,
since. • [while, until.

^m^p w^lff^$ — c«*ti(f«, wn^, as long as, whilst,
^wim, ^inr, it^*^ •Wf/'S, as often as.
W8fp vik\ 9i^, to endeavonr, strive, labour for, aim at.
^g^, ^, — Hffiinn.^i^y v^» of subdued passions, con-
tinent ; an ascetic, religious mendicant,
ifit t^irt^* <W> ^H^, wa,xipf, •tfjWEf > IJWs a cessation,

rest, pause, stop, check, controul, restraint,
a space in writing, a syllable.
n^K^in wnif^lW •Wjwtlw oiv, a nuptial prcr
sent to a bride, nuirriage fafwirs.

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7JCS*, tM^, «9«1tf, a6 many' ak; sa mahy/ *

li^T^t^'*^, ^•^i ftp^ c*W, a Utile, a few, very lUfle; only.

^, «r?n!,«i|,c^,^;ir,'i;vtin?, labour, toil, applica-

tion, assiduity, pains, diligence, care, effort,
exertion, endeavour, energy, perseV^rance.

H^fiTtti, ^fW^f %*^!^, obtained by lahbur, &c i acquisi-
tions, earnings, [tive, zealous, &c,

wSJ(t^, irsi^,— r^il^^. •ff^^, laborious, diligent, ac-

UU, W^tc^, Wftrsr, where, in which, in what place.

^^iW^f, mtrt?«i, «j^E. ^W, common, vulgar, mean, pi-
' tiful, inferior. {for insUnce.

1W1, iWTTflr, w SW?, rw^, where, as, -according to,

^^t^t'^f c^"^ ^^> ^^ y^^ please; at will, at pleasure.

Wnwfip^ » W t^^ «W?, in any wise, in any way.

nK\n^, t|^r»!? c«wi?i«r, W^ ^w?, 'nw^'nc?, the close of

day, evening, due or proper time; according
. to the time. [sively.

li«3Pir, wt'T^tl^, OFipnt, in order or succession, succes-

iWt^^, ¥9^1, rw^rsJV'r, ^^t^, WtfiC^ CTftlCT', indiscri-
minately, as much of one as the other, the
same, so as, hither and thither, in all places.

^«t?. Wtrtnr, m c^'sr^fTT^, whpre, in what place.

^«rt^«n, vm^rct, in equal quantities or portions.

iWtytir, tw^ ^*^, according to taste^ as you like.

W\^p 3TO;,^yW, ^•IfV, ^1^5, true, real, genuine, right,

just, proper, suitable- [diture, thrift

Wt^;?, •tfii1&«^;ir, frugality, economy, measured expen-

^^Xtf ^^'^^ ^^» ®* ^® ** ^^ proper, as is right.

Kt^Kf, i[^rt*rRF,— 'ftvt^'rtc?, as far as possible^ to the

ntmost of one's power. [likB-

«^, • ihfrWTCj. CTir^ ^. as you please, just as you

ic«P«f^, OTR W, t^^, -^i^t^s, «!?, according lo
• one*s wish or pleasure* voluntarily, as one
pleases, amply, abundantly ; enough.

«^, - T^rs?,^w«w, ru?, «ng^, 'tprt, id : aUo enbugb, abun-
dant, much, ample, many, sufficieot, various.

WW¥<, tww '^•l?*» ^•fflfWi ^w, ^nfW^jr iW, as the case

may be or require* according to circum-*
stances, with the utmost rigour. .

tWtfW, 1W^V» — Wf^ ^iW» 5fWlW^, as far as is pro-

per or lawful; condiga. [until* while.

W^f c^'^mf^O, rs^m^lHnr* since, from the time that,

Wt • c^^n^^^pr* HPiFC^, when, at what time.

^, *r/r«t, ^fll»i/T«',--tiP«^, •www. W«ff » if. and if, if so be,

though, although, since.

^1^> ^^e^. *RV^, cf^, agreeably to one s own will

or inclination ; independance, wilfulness.
Hwt^iifW^P^i ^, ^ih «• ^Tt^. ^«, 'll, *R, tl^Wl
l^^nirf 11^, a machine, engine, implement, in-
strument, tool, trap, a mystical character or
cabailtstical diagram. [guish.

^n^; m^, 4l7lt a cheeking, binding, pain, an*

W^l, ^*^, tf^t c^WF^I, ^,^ W«, «lf?r«i|. pain, anguish,

agony, torment, torture, suffering, punish-
ment, toil, hard labour;

19^, ^mv^* ^f^* **iTHf. m^jrifl^, instruments and ma-

chines, diagrams and caballistical figures.

irfira, ^^it^« ?i;, restrained, checked, fettered, bound «

«lt. ^aiftmi, Pnwf^T?, tl4t, H^, ^wnp?, having a ma-

chin6, &c. mechanical, projecting, ingenious,
crafty, designing; a muncian. . [inch*

iw, m\5 ftrw, fi!^^, barley, a barley-corn, ^half an

ir^'W?, siw ftrw, nitre, saltpetre. [able, fixed.

n.v^, ^^, — tw«r flj«f . f^?. ^W?, as it was ; immor-

wr, 'iiti*, f5rap%, j^ipr^, nWt, nr^cw, an Arabian,

Grecian or other foreigner, a mussulman,
Arabia^ &c. [curtain.

i[^(Pf«1, ^'^itTiT r^^^, ^^1^» an outer • trat^screen or

9M, 9t^, ^t^l^ ^(19/ ^^, meadow or pasture grass.

iRt^^, ^m4tft,vtit^, oval, elliptical, like abarley«com.

ntv^, ^, wfl, a sour gruel of^e broken grains of rice.

till, , «f9 ^, fn , boiled barley, barley food.

nflfpr, ^fi*,— ^1* Clt^ ^>Wl, very y<xmig» youngest ; a

WTj, n?^,— TO^iv fM CT t^ ?TOC?, 98 ofteo M» whenever.

m, wr, n Wtc^« wb9<i, 9^ wkflit jtune, on which day .

w;, w view? CTt^rrt ^!lt, At ft>?, or sown with barley.

nM$ .^MW, ^?iff1«9 ^/f n(^, ^, Yama regent of deacth

and judge of beU, death, ahrace^ja pair.

m, wm, — ^f%^f ?t?W^ mt^. twins, a twin, one of a pair.

fif9, iffvtit? lc^ ^l <4i;fr^r,tiMiF9, aUiteration, har-

moniouB r^icurrence.of j^ounds, rhyme.

nvf^VJt m^t-r^PS ^# a messenger of Yama or death.

intv,. tftll» 9lti, 4 dagger, a stilletto,

w^i^j wtWft-t-wjRFi the r^sidenQ^ of Yama» heU-

^i, ftflft, #tWt ^,;renown,. fsime, celebrity, reputa-
tion, panegyric, pr^iqe, eulogium.

t^ifft^, l^» — ^it^9, famous, r^fl^owoed, iUnstrions.

IPttfttil^ « «ttf^,— *f^^fCPif,.WWt^iJBir«nit, » {umegyrist,

-ii ' eulogist^ flatterer, sycophant.

lil, nwtw, •iWft, a sacrificer, w;orshiiqper, a priest.

^i Pttt^, iifMlF* a stick, staff, ;Wf^nd> mace,, tdub.

Wffcljj tlfefil|Vi?n> ftri». liqijiWccHroot.

«1f 3[*^^^ ^"^ #• ^ V^, a husband's brother s

wife ; begone ! a vaunt !

it^, w^tl* rice-gruel made of t;he hroken.grains.

It^w, ftmr, WW, «r^ ^fi, Wf «W. ta go, nw^e, go by or

away, depart, reAch to:. . [course.

i^eftwtilt tritim, «tfW^ a going and c^mMig, inter-

ftwi, JM#, %ll» a mill-stone, a, 8n|iiU^> ^bellows.

iifk, vidpft, bc^el-nippers, nut-craekers.

it^r, iw,c?tw,W,^.^««F^i»ftw aw, sacrifice, ob-
lation, offering, act of worship, lime or other
substance used to ripen green-plucked firuit

KS^i <rt^»f^v^»a petitioner, suitor, candidate, beggar.

mil^t l^irtitft9lt.fWt^, a living on alma, mendicity.

WSn^ mw^, wt^, 4«i(^^Rpi, tobegi^pray, solicit, wk.

entreat, requfst^ petition, sue %,

<mi6 ^62r

^mm, 'iJJIt— ^ft^Wl, 1*^ f*«wir*, ropptication, a re^

quest, «iiil, entreaty, '&c. ' [for^ *c.

m^^ it^;, — dHl#4tf , propel^ to be requested of prayed -

9ni9, ^<R|t, nf^t an oflkiating priest, a sacrificer.

mwFfl, fnlclfr^^ office;

'WR, tprt ^w, HT'MR •ifP'', to perform worship, con-
duct a sacrifice^ officiate as a priest.

nmSi iwf^, icsi|*l|l^p lflii9» ^XMW^f one for whom a

sacrifice is offered, sacrificial acts or gains';
proper for sacrifice.

wftw, MVHf^li ^fl^ S"*** iW^i^W^, sacrificial, of or

belonging tp a sacrifice ; an officiating priest,
a sacrificer or institutor of a sacrifice.

^, m>1.— n^, W^t, a stafl;«ick, wand, cane.

w^f ccfv, ^ ^Vf^, gone, departed.

^wn, «*i1, "^(^tn tppn, ^ww^rtftn, pain, agony, an-
guish, torment, hard or painful labour.

^t^nm, 9t9!,'#^ lTt,'fMlri, old, stale, spent, worn out,

impaired, used, fiided, rejected; abandoned.

wt9i, itt, — ^tf^nrtft, in, one who goes, a husband*s

brotber^s wife. [ingand coming*

««tft«, ^tipitiivw, ^fWitlt, a freqiiehting, intercourse, go*

srt3ii, wr, <ft^, 4f^^, 4|flK^*l, Wljir^i, ^f^f <t^*rtiiw,
^t^sn, 91% a goii^,' setting off; departure^ travel-
ling, spending or passing away of time, a
mafcb, jourtley , pilgrimage; it holy festiral or
procession of idols; theatrical representation.

proper oh^a' niareb; naarchihg, journeying,

going on pilgf iibage, 'fit to set out on pilgri*

' mage or a jouriiey ; attending in a procession.

^It4tf 9t9f9t|t, 4NH^)4t, marching, journeying, &c. a

pilgrim. ^ ^ [ous.

^tpe^f ^Mf^, Mr, sit^/true, real, ^nuin^; just, righte-
^lMi&» ^RM^, MAM, wif, ^sM; rcttdity , truths yoracity,

justness^ rijithteMSness. '^

§8$ ^•

jQfP. vt^,— n «nptl» n 9rt, as, like u, in the maniieroC
1T^9» ^^K;,^i(tiTv,^r^, wilful, obstinate, independant
it^f ^1^1 ^"tS^nf^f at carriage, vehicle, conveyance,

as palkee, horse, &c.
^f'^-^i •I'^f^ i>fw, w<tf>, ^rn^, WftJl, an animal or per-
son drawing or carrying a vehicle^ a bearer.
^pnjttf 7<t% "Hj^*^. the fore part, pole or shafts of a car-
riage, [away time.
)^t^ir, Rrt^, iw^^f to cause to go, &c. to spend or pass
vr*r/, c^tM41i[, tl"*, requiring to be concealed, secret,

dormant [out the awn, forced dee, lac.
^rtw, ^ft^n^^t rcfir^ct^/, ■«, half- ripe barley, barley with-
m^^it^-^, ^^^^ *Nir«, through life, all one s life,
nm, 99fif^,rr^«,^, vqwtV, whilst,during,as long as, till,

until; as much as, whatever, all, the whole.
iffi'St?, ^rt^?, —^5* 'Rfjfnr, all, entire, the whole,
mvn^, ^9 ^99, as much as. * [the country.

iT^c^cn. ^9, ^^^ vnH, throughout, everywhere,* al) over
irnr, «rn* a watch, the fourth part of a day or night.
^tamff, wft, ^^, a gong, hour-druin, clock, acock.
wt^Wf 7^/nr ^l^» a son-iu-layv, (daughter's husband.)
itA9-W^, trf|t,rst^, a watchman, night-guard, [or night
ftflff, 4V9 'tr^ff of or belonging to the watches of day
ttlWt, ?!&, Pnnt^^, finttr^\ night.
^ft^ff ?f#^ t^» the south quarter, the south.
tlrf^, w CTt^, n ^Rp, who, (honorific or respectful.)
fin^, 9T«c^9^^,a desire to perform sacrifice or worship.
f9, ^, a pair of scales for weighing.
f<9^, i^«rsr, n^^f, ft?l, an art, knack, habit
hf^^ vt^t^, c^iR,.to measure, take dimensions, weigh.
|>», flifirs, 'rfji, ^11, JT?, WMi, ^^i, mt^vrp, flu, ^ft«>
^mr, joined, combined, yoked, united with, con-
necte'd, possessed of, possessing, endowed or
affected with, .pregnant -with, , attached to,
engaged in, intent on^ occupied with, proved,
concluded, proper, right, fit, lijBaBonable.

Pr^^Wx* »i«wt^. 'TfWrrt. WTff/«1, |W*, v^ti; reason*
ing, argumentt inference, logical conclusion,
deduction, reason, counsel, advice, policy^
contrivance, a specification of circumstances
in written evidence, the supplying of an el*
lipsis, mystical expression, union, connec-
ticm, propriety, fitness, usage, custom.
^^mm ^ ntar,— ^swtw, ^» ♦flfP^ir, a senator^ counsellof^

adviser, monitor, one who gives advice.

the four ages or successive periods of the

world, a yoke, team, pair, couple, brace.
^^ f^c^ ^^ ^^IfV ^x^>> the appropriate religious

duties of a particular age.
^pf^, |«t«t^, — 9!^, 49 vtcw, <ii^, at once, at one time.
'gW, ^*»^f — ^ft. WtTI» 1^. tJftp, CTI^, 5nt^, 3nin?» 31 pair, |t

brace, a couple, twins, a team, a yoke, a

match, a mate, fellow, helper,
^niv, fpii ^n^ipr, 5fw||«^ the end of an age, periodical

destruction of the universe.
|JR> 5^,— *^^JWf^, tSiitw, iit^t^, WR, ^Jrt^f to join^

unite, yoke, cement, to commence, over>

spread, reach to, to be supplied or provided

with, abound. [tified or comforted.

1^, tX^r ^m ^ 1i]l X^^f to cool, become cool, be gra-
t9, ^,iiv,f3[mk,.connected, joined, possessed of, full oL
IjW, rtf*n^5rt, a shoe, (of leather.)
V' f«l, — ^ti, *tt<i, ^H^, a herd, drove, flock, multitude.
|«» ?5,— ?•!» "wHt. ^^fX^ ^n?, a battle^ conobat, figfalv

contest, conflict, war.
fJCVlA^ UTt^ a warrior, combatant, one who* makes war

young, youthfttlv arrived . at puberty, in ^ the

prime. of life, adults a young man, a youth.

w*, ci| Ww <t, wrtt, /. young, adult, &c. a yonng gift
^ xzx

530 t^

f^, f^T. — r^^^, youth, youthfulness, adult age.

f5?tv, 9t9tf ^^% ^f a prince, ail heir apparent

^JW. IJV, ^•fPr, sing: you, thou.

5«vft?, nWT?, ^l^rttj, i^f>i^; thy, thine, your, yours. • '

^» ^^. ^^wr?, a louse. [bound, a funeral post

^% n^ ^^^<lf ?rft^ the stake to whicfe a victim i»

iw, WW, wti Rrrw, pulse- water, soup, broth, porridge.

w, f*^; ^ff9 RPTI ^, who; which ; conj : that.

nr»r^, ^••^FfRF^CS, ffom the tithe that, from which time.

W^TCf, w^W,—ti^^TW,^*5r, at what time, when, when-
ever, as^ sooh as. [little that.

ti^%^, ^ftn» *«?^f, ^ftfip^, whichever, whatever, the

IW^, rtcc^,— 'Wc^prwt^. whoever, whosoever, any one.

CTWpr, t%ftr,^t?1, whoever, whatever, [ever, whithersoever.

CT^rtC^, WftrsT, — ^^,^3r, wr?, where, whither, where-

IWI, ^, 4^^trr; W^rt;^, where, whitherr [down.

«Wrtn*,'«ij'V^^flif*J.Wt5*, hither and thither, up and

Wsr, ' ^nftC9,t4iat,in order that, to the end that, whereby.

twin, ^^, ^^i till, until, whilst, ^s long as, as far as.

W2W?, ?n{^, WW, of what sort, what kind of, as.

V^r9, CT^, — W trwj, ^HK^ ^rt^, as, like^ like as.

CKspTTKiR, s?t(jrf^. 9Ft¥t^/, indifferent, passable, middling.

CTiRtwr^, vpmc^. ft^irWf, ^^Wl^lfji^, just as it Was, as be.

fore, the same, as is just, agreeably to desert

t^w, OTr^,«CTl^, whoever, whosoever, whichever, what-

eviSr. • ^^ ' ^ [like as.

r^n^, ip^^tf^n?, nm^, of What form, in what manner, as,

wc?^-'f, tfWr^, rvsrsrt, ^ij^, las, since, because, for, for as

much as. * [warp-rods-

Wl, ' •Jrft, ^K^f ^T^rWir, a stock, capital, a weavers

lii^f srr^, ^^^> measure, dimensions, depth, guage.

l5 W^, ^^ 'T r^ai 5P?<i, ^HVi ^3M, to measure, take dimen*

sions, to weigh, to sound, to guage.

rtt^, wl^PTn,wtfftPnrt, ftr^t^, ^W, one who joins, &c. a

provider, procurer, professional match-maker.

wtj. Wl^, ^9^9^ j^, the tie of a yoke.

V*fi?, €ftf^, ttvn »w?, f «(Wr, m ^w, TTf'Hi^nF? ^iti

fSpwi!%W Vf^, ffcnj <wWW1f wrtfic, •It^^fH ipw, union,
j| unction, uniting, combination, contact, addi*
tion, mixture, connexion (as of cause and
effect, subject atni predicate,) result, conse-
.. quehce, fitneais, propriety, an expedient, ac**
. quisition, a juncture, lucky conjuncture, the
27th part of a.great. circle, feligious abstrac-
tion, intense meditation'oq tbe divi&ity, one
of the six pbiipsophicill systems.
nt9rtV» ^ f^lif #in, a supply of materials to a bricklayer

or other workman.
ttt^tttW. wt^,— ^I^Pnru sRHitit, a: bricklayer's labourer.
CTfffTT, ft^lf ^4,.^RmT,nwpr, M^, tosupplT or provide

materials, maka provision for,, furnish neces-
saries, BUperinteml, manage, set to work,&c.
wrfttf^, f^rtr?^ ^ff*?1, 5T«ter?t supplying, furnishing

. with, Ac. a superinteiidant, overseer,
c^mpihr, tHt« ^tcrw4 ^•wrtl ^•B''^, a religious posture fa-
vourable to devout abstraction.
ratPtPrjl, f^J^l, ^FpFsan; a; light and wakeful eluraber. .
vk\^^ \m^r Itit, VRP ^W/t^r it*, an ab3fract devotee^

an ascetic, a pretended devotee,ja weayer. ,
CTir^r, ana?, wW, ^w, i«ir, in, at the time of, through,

by means of, together with.i::
C«t^/, ^^t|«. ^^^ "Wr ^nT, fiti suitable/ proper, suffi-
cient, worthy,, clever; able,, capable, quaUfied.
>i;9t^/>si, ^^^, fiursi, fitness, ability,^ suitableness, &c.
nT^TTIf "l^^f t5<wprf^, aoQckle-shell, oyster-shell, any bi-

! valve shelL .: . . i [maker.

C9t«9, ritftf^vl, ,^9,.uiutiBg, &C. a profiessional match-
VfX9m^ fSWpr, WT?R, ^ rarrt, to add, unite, cement^

m,atch ; .a measure of four co^ or 8 miles^ ?

inrtWl, '^^tW^, firar, fMr?^; il^, a unioli,:addition, sup-

L . - ply of materials, a negociating^of taaniagea..

682 Wlftiyiii

JB^\ «M; fMI <49, ilt^, one of a pair, a matcb, a fellov.

W1^, ^rtWtiW, ^1W, 1^, an agent, factor, manager, a

negotiator of marriages.

CTt^-'^ff^^ <wd{^f|W, flWt^, fiwt^, ftr^tflM, to join, cement,

mix, incorporate, to pair, yoke, bring toge^
tfaer, to negociate, effect a bargain.

CTt?, ?•» ^* '^•W ntt^, few <w, iw9, ^pciw, ir^» a

pair, couple, couplet, one of a pair, a matcb,
union, a pairing, cohabiting, &c.
Wt?^, tSliit^, nt^tT^.^^V^ ?Fj^, ^/Ttl X^^t ^t^, m^f ^tw,
irt«l ftwt?^, ^iW^, ^xn ^5t* W«T, to join, unite,
cement, to commence, spread, take qp room^
reach, be overspread, to be supplied with, to
spread a net^ to mend or patch.

ctW, ?5» f?** ^'^^ ^» 'W^, CTl, ♦fjftwt ^*tTf^> •fiPW, a

pair, a couple, a match^ a suit of clothes, uni*
^n, connection, a grafting, patching, joining.

ctW^» ftwt^, ^•^ ^% «^^RNi«i, to join, unite, connect,

cement, add, affix, to graft a tree, to pair, to
yoke. [broidered.

t^tf^TV, W^ ''^^f ^^» united, cemented, grafted, em-

nrti, fV5^[^ jw, the tie of a yoke.

nrtiF-1, ¥W ^, ^riw^^, plowed land, a farm, a fish- weir.

wt^'f, IMHWW fWrn ^ ?Hr«i, to yoke or fasten together.

nrar, ^mrt^, ^cr7> f^r^, stock, capital, wealth, income,

means, supply. [soldier.

CTttrt, wt^— «i*3tw^, Wfl^, HRI, a warrior, combatant,

CTW, «1? fiWT, ?«iwt5r;, worthy to be fought for.

CTif^, *»^, w, ^jfi, %t.nf^ ^^ ^rt¥j^ i^, 1^^ ^^

/9Ti^, pudendum muliebre, the vulva, the
place of birth or production, a mine, spring,
fountain, cause, origin, original.

^tf^, ^irtfw, produced from the womb, viviparous.

Wf^nill, w^Tt, 4t*t3ni[^, a lascivious person, a lecher, pro-
fligate, debauchee. [tion.

WJftf5?% ^u wnfiiJJ?', reiterated births, transmigra-

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WWl/ Wtftfil.— ffW? «*f the yoke of a plougfty &c.

iitft^, <t, CTfil, ^WW, a woman, a female.

C^, itw, WW1, ill, lac, gom-lac.

{^%9, «tn^, ^f^l^, logical, founded on reasoning.

iiJW¥, y^^tw, derivative, regularly formed, (in grammar.)

ct)|9, f^nitf H^tfir vnfCT «I9 ^» nuptial presents to a female,

a dower, marriage portion.
J^W, WP*i/, ^tnw? •WT^I, youth, manhood, maturity,

adult age. [adult, vigorous,

wj^f^fi^, i^^r^,— W^, 'ICTR, c^i?, young, youthful,
c^^sriw, ^^iinqr ^, the office of a prince associated with

his father in the government of a kingdom.

?«9, fE!r^,itT9«r,?tii 9?^, to stay, wait, stop, reside, dwell.

j% 9W, '^% a colour, die, paint.

irv, lf(%9, ciit^V9< blood ; red, scarlet, tinged.

.1, mf^9%blood- thirsty, sanguinary, fond of blood,
irv^^^f^^fiinw, red sandal- wood, redsanders.
iv^. lorj^f cvt9» a leech, a blood-sucker.
9F9(^NI, ^^mft fitcv f ^ V^T?, spontaneous haemorrhage,

discharge of blood from the mouth, nose, &c.

a reddish eruption preceding leprosy.

9W^9 ^unCTt^, fl^^ the smallpox. [with bloods

V99f9, 79|V,— Vftimrt bloody, full of blood, coloured

fvsit^, ^^ 9^ f^t9V9^, irfl(x W9^9 spontaneous hasmor-

rhage, a discharge or flow of blood.
Iff^^pn, Iffkifnn^ bloody, smeared with blood.
V^^^'^lt^, clothed in red, wearing red colour*
ed garments. [blood.

irvrnAp, ^tr^ wnmiltfl 9xin ir^P^tt^, a mutual shedding of
9rf^P>rl« W9fWt^, redness, rosinesa, a red colour.
fCVf^n, wrirm^, red-ochre.

nnw, art^i^, ^^, *ff|tt a keeper, preserver, sa-
viour, deliverer, defender, protector, guar-
dian, a watchman, a guard.

,684 0M[^

1[W% •It'Ri^U^* t^'^^f ^€|f cf€W, VW^» •JM, ^fWWtW,

to preserve, protect, save, defend, ward off»

shelter, shield, cherish, take care of, tend,

feed, support. [nibal imp.

^fmm, , 9i^^ "^^n, vm^f a fabulous giant, goblin, can-

1W1, «fte^tw**1, ^«l?, %W?. ^^» 5W€, preservation,

protection, defence, salvation, security, res-
cue, deliverance, escape. [proteg^
|1^, «tt^iv|f1iiv, ^f!^, preserved, defended, &c. a wardv
?ftrBl, 3Wt^, ?t«tw> «^Wt^?F, a guardian, keeper, sa-
viour, defender, protector, &c.
?Ptf , v«tf^ ^ ^lf|?1 ^fWf the quick beating of a drum.

iw^- wc, ^Rwv^f fw fiW 1*1/ wr, •pu iwf^ ^•'f c*f,^

99^, ^t>R, to rub the body, rub clothes, to rub
out corti or seed with the hand, to sift a
matter, to postpone, put off, delay.

fW, t^nf W,^< ff, #til, ♦rtliti!, ^, a colour, tint,

dye, paint, tin, sport, mirth, merriment, act-
ing, dancing and singing. [painter*

?»^, ?rw^, — ^TiP, ftaj^, dying, colouring. See. a dyer,

iW^ft, ?W^tiw», — i*'5Wft, C'^if^ ?tF^, making sport, &c.

colouring ; a dyer. [diness.

9W^, Rj|f4ftdi^t4, 1^, a fine or glaring colour^ gau-

fW^ftnri, tfciWfegf, ^^f4l?1, gaudy, glaring, shewy;fine,

dressy. [painter.

ItW^Aftv, ?w#it, — '^^9 WaRff, an actor, dancer, minie« a

-iW^, 9Wt<l,— ?tp^ or; Ht^tt^, W W«^, ^^tfi ^W, to co-
lour, tinge, dye, paint.

iWW, cil^^p, ftiftj, ^wt^, 'WF, »!% memment, iun, wan-
ton sport or gestures, dramatic exhibition.

iriTftlr, ^^, fJS^y a stage, theatre, a field of battle,

•«Wpf» ^FtTI, C^^i^. Vtn4t, sport, merriment, fun.

irw^'mn, ^^tvif?, i«si;tii?, a hall fornocAe^jball-foom, theatre.

'VWIftTl, inrRr,?ir9,^<^» colouring, &c ; a dyer, coloarer.

?Wt9^, w^, vti; an actor, datvcer, mime, zany.

nArn-l, Ikaiftflraf, gaudy, shewy, tawdry^ gay, splendid.

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Vftf mt9^, t>5i^tlt, CTtJjIt, ^tw, colouring,; dyii^t

painting, exhibiting sports, &c. impassioned,
inclined to passion. , [passion, impassioned.

Vft^, '«it^, ?innF, .^tt^, coloured, gaudy, subject to

?^, Pn(t<i 5fj^, *i^, «f CT<r^^ 5»w, 5Bwf^, t^pr* to

make, form, build, construct, fabricate, com*
pose, invent, to arrange, stdng pearls, &c.

iwi, fwftf , *i['T^, .^*-«i4^i^^ i|W/1fi)m ^rpfl^, wrj|[flr,
f4W^, ftit^f v^, v«iw^ orderly arrangement or
disposition, decoration of the hair, the string*
log of flowers,&c. making of garlands, adorn-
ment of temples with 6owers, &c. at festi.
vals, array of troops, a fabrication, makings
forination, contrivance, invention, literary
composition. [ser, author.

IFfir^l, ftrw?^, ^nc^f Wf^^, a mak^r, fabricator, compo-

slw, ^ffJTi. Prfiff^, ^P»W, written, composed, fabricated,

made, contrived, &c. factitious,

sm, ^Ri, ^•^c?^. •*»» ftwf^^ifcw ^^ «*i, dust, pow>

der, the farina of flowers, the menses, the
quality of activity or pasflipn or the disppsi*
,tion to secularity. [woman*

iww, iW*, — i<t^f ^WPft, a washerman & washer*

jM^, 3m.?T?, ^W,nRI. silver, a necklace, ivory ; whito^

jm^, 3TfSl, ^CBl, night, turmeric.

fORt^ir, f^mr^f^, m, the moon as sovereign of the nigbt^

jwrft^wn, •J^ ftrw, the tuberose species of polyanthus^

W'ft^*' wwff^^* ^phms •*? rrfldi^, swrnng, Qight<*%1U

3nwi, jwPWIt— rin^^, ft^t^wt^tn, /. menstruating, men-

struous, marri'ageable. . .

jWt^ w9tf jUt, a rope,\;ord, line, string, tether.

J^^, ^^, WTO?, t^fftf frwj, 9V7t9, «ni^, diee?^

ing, gladdening^ pleasing, exciting, moving,
jovial, merry, colouring, dyeings apaint^r*
dyer, a stimulant, ^provocative, excitement.

XWlt-Virt, ^^nt^lS ^tl^ f^9 fi(<a, the touQh-hole of a

686 ?ltf?

tap^, ^if«Rr7,^tnt^*l9r?W^,pIea8iDg., charming,movingt

affecting, exciting; a painting, colouringt&c.

3^-«rt^, ^F?^, ^«R, «W1^, CTrtt^, to speak, talk, utter,

declare, announce, proclaim. [fame.

?i^, ^^, «R?R, <M9, talk, report, rumour, publicity,

'H^f ^*rf)l? nf^, ^ri^, the roaring of flame ; spoken, &c.

9?^-^^9 t^Y^f t^^f l^*l^» to run, go fast, speed.

11% ^V, "nr> a battle, fight, conflict, war, noise, sound.

V^f ?*iipw, — ^jpnn, V<«Wc3Rrl, versed in war.

jnffK^ ^HW^[tW99,mf^tt^p victorious in battle, triumphant

?«iv«r, *t?W^, ^W% f ^, a defeat, a rout, disorder.

?«iV8r^, ^fitW 9?[^» to defeat an enemy, put to the rout.

?nt>!*^1, HtW^lf^ I'B, a war-trump, war-conch.

jtl, ^«t^, V9[ftw, Wr ^ftPfihrHW, ^W«lfW, for

lorh, neglecting one's religious duties ; a man
dying without male issue, a barren tree.

ftil, ^mrt, f^^RI, /. barren, sterile, childless ; a widow.

i^t, j^Cim, finnt, a woman, a widow.

V9, "^tff^, ^ifn% ^It^, ^^'^» delighted with, devoted

or attached to, fond of, intent upon, occupied
in ; sexual intercourse, copulation.

jrt*, a[tn«^^f,ft^?^^iKVt^,«N^,^*^^ intercourse,

copulation, enjoyment, pleasure, desire.

9MvVirt> ?t^m^»— iKN^'pf, copulation, sexual intercourse.

9(W^, 9tiic<77, nfPf, Cdmadeva or the Indian Cupid.

iWrt'W, ysit*'^— ^"^i ^WWf, f^Wf^^t'f*, lascivious, lust-
ful, libidinous, fond of pleasure.

?f^-9l, '%^^9 a small seed used by goldsmiths as a weight,

a little, a small quantity, a grain. [pearl

71, ?ft v^ «ntvtfir, a jewel, gem, precious stone, coral,

n^^m, <ir^W, •rtl, coral.

WV^tmf n lft7 ^tc^ T^^mmmf ^IMt, a mother of excellent

children, the earth. [in gems.

ilffir^ T| il^i-^4iPi flKcaFVli a jeweller, a lapidary, dealer

Wfff ^i9f^?n^>ilft|^V» made of gems, abounding in gems.

71t^> 9i|plji|f^i|^*tnrfT7,thesea, ocean,^ajewel*miQe.

Vn 637

j^^y «f*W V^ t^^, a string of jewels.
jf^, .^|ii^, a short cubit from the elbow to the in-
sertion of the fingers. [car, a carriage.
J^, W^nr, ^w^ nX^, Wt^, a war-chariot, idol-car, a
?WW?, WOPOF PniftlW. a wheel-wright, a car-maker.
VOam, tfTfinr^^f? *j]5m? ^^ ^^, the annual procession

• of an idol car.
jntWf ^^f ?W? ^wira, a wheel or other part of a car.
jAf IWii?, ^PH^trm, '»T?f*r. ?«^ ^[t*, a charioteer, a

car- warrior, the owner of a car.
?ttrl, dEf'W ^% ?Tw^W, a carriage road, a public street.
jif^ ^Bpr,— TO, ?T^, f^«i, a tooth, a tusk. [elephant.
?ft. ?¥ft1^i, f^t*»|>#, ^, having tusks or teeth ; an
?W^, ^nnfif ^ft^ *?^, to cook or dress food, to seeth.
?5. VOi, f^ca, «1T9, ^, ^W, WPr, a hole, incision,

the eye of a needle, cavity, fissure, chasm,
a rent, a fault, defect. [port, rumour.

J^, ^, 'TW, iprapft, a sound, noise, cry, voice, re-
^A\r^, nf^ '•rt^.^'rf^nrfiw, called by the voice, uninvited .
?ft, 1*6, flpr^lft, fiif^'Ri, the sun.
?ft<t^, ^; t*?t«iw •n» Kprx, a harvest ^r crop ripened by

the sun without much rain.
^4t4, ^rtir;?T?, Sunday. [ravishing.

?ir, ncTtir?, fenr, o^ : charming, pleasing, delighting,
^% ^^cirt^t, ap^91, **, bww, ^T?^,-^*fR», ♦tft, ^tTOR,
^n% enjoyment of pleasure, sport, play, amor-
ous dalliance, sexual intercourse, a lover, a
gallant, a husband, Cupid, memory.
J^H^f ?Wt,— ^, ^•t^, ^rt, wsriift it, a woman, mis-
tress, wife, an agreeable or charming woman.
?ir^1, ^i1^, ^^i^s a park, pleasure grounds.
?«4r^, ?sir>— ^ir?, W?, 3»r»Wt, beautiful, lovely, charm-
ing, pleasing, pleasurable, delightful.
?9C^^f ifT*^;, 'PW-^hn^, lasciviousness, sensual desire.
?r^1, ^^, W<f cw/1 ftrw. the plantain, an Apsari.
^f^, -JWi, a small branch, a twig, rod, shoot.

Yyy

VK^f *t^< *^> lui eye-Iasb; a blanket

ir^WI, «fflf*n[ ti^fy^ ^rHf^Kvv ?^» a reign or

?f^t (^1^ ^^» ^ i^y of light, a 6un-beam»

V^%, ^nt^, a touch-stone.

ftim^tTA ?wt?n^nf^ ^, fif*. ^w, wc^tftj^, ?i»w^,

flraipgif CTtt(»a fluidjiquid, liquor, water* moistore*
humour* juice, exudation, sap, gum, myrrb,
quicksilver, semen virile, pith, marrow, any
mineral salt, a relish, savour, flavour, zest,
taste, sentiment, literary taste, wit« passion,
an affection of the mind, emotion* feeling,
sensuality, carnal enjoyment

V(W^, ICF^^t — ^1t?1,quick5i]rer, a mercurial sublimate.

7^^, ll[9^» ^9|^ ftd^, Vermillion, a mineral eye- paint.

7^m» V^f ^^9 ^ ^f blood, animalcule in liquids.

'iit V^C4W,acquainted with taste8,&c, posses-
sed of taste ; a. refined or sentimental writer,
an elegant poet, analchymist* the toogue.

?nwt, ?wi,— ftr^l, ftn, the tongue.

J'nr, ^WW, W^, liff^B ^eiT, ^t?, "Bl, to taste, ta feattf.

grow damp ; taste, sound, noise.

^JlCMAkf, 1lr(, l&R, the organ of taste, the tongae.

Vi^p W^ ♦tW^W ^W oi^ftl^, a preparation of mc^

cury with sulpher and salt

tasteful, touching, affecting the feelings^ pt«
thy, succulent, well-flavoured,savoury,juicy.

9ir?t9, tflfl^ff^ ^inrc?t^, rheumatism in the joints.

JTOff, •ftH* ^♦fsn tiT^, quicksilver^ liquid mercury. [See.

1*1^, *^lii««i4^1, an alchemist, an adept in alchemy,

¥irt «^ ^¥C?? f^ifrl, knowledge of alchemy, the
possession of the arts of transmuting metaU,
prolonging life, securing health, &c.

nn 539

vn, ^irt Vl^$ ^JM, iw, wfl, wet, jaicy ; ibe earthy

a rope, a halter, a line,
jerttfr, ^mm Uv^f a coUyrium or eye-paint
wnn^ ^tti1«» Patdia or the subterraneouls world, the

lowest of the infernal regions.
IPmrv, r^t^lPi, WGsvjttr a drying up, absorption, suction.
IWT^, ^^ ^•i^ fwifr, iiMlv, wrtw, cipt^tfl^ •IW^, ^twtn,

to wet, moisten, season, cause to swell or

tumefy, bring on suppuration.
K^nft; €|V, ^» matter, pus, purulent matter.

^rtf^^;, ^4tfirjr %^ ^fC^j ^Mff poison^ a poisonous
medicine to preserve life, &c. elixir vitas,
the administering of such medicines, alche*
my, chemistry, a stone for polishing metals.

Wrt^p V^» ^S^* ^^* juicy » savoury, succulent, deli*

cious, pithy ; a mango.

fdr, 9n^, ^,^ resin, turpentine.

itfift, VilM^ ^^li,WOF, ftrvf), 9lij^, ^ft, possessed

of literary taste, refined, sentimental, witty,
humorous, jocose, droll, funny, merry, amo-
rous, sensual ; a wag. [coquette.

ifiRl, iWftrtil, ^TWW|J»I, ct|fnf^, /. witty, jocose, &c. a

itfiiv^ <nw, Ifiv, sounded, rattled^ gilt, gilded, plated,

Washed with a metal.

iPft, «#, #l|« a cord, line, twine, a halter, a rope.

iPgd^, W^, ^nrtflr ^tt^, the cooking of food, cookery.
A, wm^tc^f "^^f garlic, a cive, chalot
> •ft?1,*fini ^^."'rtlPijliquid mercury, quicksilver,
the philosopher's stone.

i^% pw^f^sr, t5*ir, «t^, «riW ^n, c^, ?«r, to stop,

cease, desist, forbear, stay, tarry, remain,

wait, stand still, to dwell, abide, live, conti-

^ Bue, last, endure, to be, subsist. [bitant.

1^ti$ «lrtt»ri1, («r^t*, residing, continuing, &c. an inha-

W^. P^im, alone, privately, secretly, in private.

540* 1rt*fj

ment, solitude* a joke, diversi'oD, sh0w,mirth,

a story, tale, proverb ; private^clandestine.
»^ %m, T^m4, PritfiiB, ?W5, ft^, abandoned, qmtted,

left, stopped, preTented; qffh : without, Toid

of, -less, destitute of, bereft.
fvSf fl(K7l, #nt9» a widow, a woman.
|[|^.H, ir98i, t^r^^, sterile, fruitless, barren. [food.

ft^, ?^^, ^"Wtf^ ♦W ^«i, to cook, to prepare or dress
«t^, ?iTf^. ^#?» ^f a quantity, pile, heap, hoard. Sec.
jt^, ^*fo ^f^f mustard, rape-seed.
^r^, W, ^«jr, a tent. [dye.

^\, rw.— ^f^TWf ?W, ^< tin. paint, a colour, tint,
?f s*tftf, ?Tfln ftttiwt f?^, the coating or tinning of vessels.
««x«, ?TW«.— ff^^^?WI nar, tin-foil leaf- tin.
?T^, ^i^m, ^^f the full moon, day of the full moon.
7t^^, ^nn^ ^^TPf^ 4t4t, a fabulous monster, a giant,

titan, guebre, cannibal, goblin^ fiends [go.
9t!>^, 7t!>PC^ iff 7lfHt, a female goblin, cannibal, a vira-
?rw^c^«il, ^i^/Tj ^ ^^ fy^, tiie close of day, dask*

evening twilight.
jtMH, Wt««r, ^•R. ?iM, ♦ninr, 5?t<i, «tW ^^'r, ^af? w«w,
t(T7^« V7^, ^tPT^9 to put, ^place. station, lay, lay

down, keep, preserve, protect, defend, guard,

tend cattle,&c.to have,hold, possess, harbour,

employ, keep, retain, treat, entertain, feast.
j\itf% ^^^tWXirs c?9?,hire for tending cattle,guarding, &c.
?ttwtii^, jv^^tsf^ ?WttCT? TO, guardianship, the office of

a keeper, &c. [a clown.

Tt^tt^f JW^^ i^^tm, 5W1, a keeper, shepherd, cow-keeper.
?T^f*i, *WTi^ ♦11«i-i**"1, WW, the tending of cattle, wages

given for it.
J\^f xmK, rw, mu, ft^, fttw?: nw, w, ^, anger, envy,

passion, love, lust, distress* a tune, musical

mode, a colour, tint, dye. [the passions.
?t^t^, CTt*»«n?^, ^^, provqking, exasperating, excitiog

«tl«t« '541

H^% vw^, to redden with anger, storm, rave, rage. .

T^f ?t'ftw, — €#l*ltfll^9 WW^rthi, passionate, angry, ir-
ritable, irascible. [angry.

?t«rr% ^il^^ C9t*t|N9> blinded by passion, excessively

J^% c«mt«i, to anger, provoke, irritate, incense.

Tt^nffv, c^nl^, <r^ti, angry, enraged, irritated, furious.

JtMH, ftpiCW, VTHT, a musical mpde or tune.

JtfUf Jt^tVUf — VWf^f %5, ^9^, passionate, irascible, im*

table, touchy, warm, vehement, virulent,

"^tW^t ?^WTO, ^rt^mfti^, ^TV ««Sit^, C41Rl4t ^'IX, an unin-
vited guest, an intruder, an imposter pre-
tending to a knowledge of the secrets of
providence, a species of fish. [paint.

?t^-1, Kt9 IBV Um, ?W, ^% tin, a tint, dy^, colour, hue,

^tw*, ^f^lt? ?tW*tai, tin-foil, leaf-tin, tin-coating.

Ttw^avt^, ffW^m ftm^l^, the coating or tinning of vessels.

^rw^rt^fiv^, TtwmsmTY, a tin-coater, a tinman.

iT^r^Yf^, llu)^4% reddish, somewhat red.

TTWIy 1^^% red, rosy, scarlet; tin. [raddish.

TTTtmn, c^W$9 ^^ handsome but illiterate; a red

?tWlfjir, T9ms, tm^^f red-faced, reddening with anger.

Jtm% ?W W«^, Wtei ^<i, W'Wfn, to colour, dye, tinge.

?Wf, ti^ ^ ^^. ^, ?wni ^^W^im. a bricklayer, a

mason; in camp: royal, a king.

IrtaRP^rl ?1 ^prft,— wt*? wm, a princess, king's daughter.

?tai97, Ttwr, ^«lf^ ^StflfC9W9S ^•TTfir, royal tribute,

state revenue, a king's taxes.

f^r^ncfttl^, a royal work, government works,
royal duty, official station or employment,

?WftT, «lWftBj. royal,kingly, belotiging to government.

4l«lffl«f ^tf^ ilpr, a king's son, a prince.

immi, ^*lf^ if^ ^ C^lt, a royal family, a royal race.

?t^fwpr» VTi ^ifnr niril, the science of government, civil

polity, political science. [polity.

IrtWW^, WI^^HW f^^^, a politician; versed in civil

(MS IMV

TtiANI ^ ftnw,— ^n»twrtn«. «^»f*^ *«iWir , aeeession to

a throne, a mode of ladiaii coronation.

frtwl, ?WI,?W«r,— ^«Wif, ?WfiW1, CW mw, royalty, sove-
reignty, reign, goyernmeqt, empire, sway,
rule, legislation. [payable to the king.

ftw«, ^^tPw ^i, ^«W< W^S ?HI1? iwx, a scepter, a fine

^cWCTflf,^*!^ 'nn^idF^I, ^g^lftiF^il, treason, regicide.

TWsrn, J[9^^ «JTW ♦l^, ^fft, a royal gate or door, a

royal levee. [king.

7t«W, fHf^ ^7/ ^^?t ^% the duties or virtues of a

|tW«<t, ^gfrf^ ^t^'^. CT ^^tc? TWR? ^X W. a royal

residence, palace* a capital city.

ft«*f%, ?Wt? W^^f^art?, w«Mt>i^ ftwn. the duties of kings,

politicai science.

^rt«nr;, ^^tf%f ^'WW^,^!!??, a royal descenc|ant,a prince,

^ a Chsatriya, [highway.

?tn»W, ?ttPrt<f,~5R<OTWfWn*t|rsr»w» a public road, kingc

king's son, prince, royal descendant, a ksba-
triya, a soldier of mixed birth. [palace.

ft«^^» ^<11%9 ^fift^, JtmtiF, a royal city or residimce, a
9til^» Ttvrfcft, — ^^[nr^^rifSi7,akingsresidenoe.a palace.
iTMmil* W7^^» pulmonary consumption.
?t«Rn4t, ?tOT^, — ^•WHl, a queen-consort*
jt^f ^^^ ^^^* 9^ r<c^> ft royal sage or niot
ftaw#, 1W»,— ^•rt*? ^WW, the fortune or destiny of s

king or the godd.ess thereof.
TMf # ?r«ttKitapn f^ m W^It «?, proceeding from the

principal of passion or secular ipclination.
Ttvmvl, ^^tf^ ^(^tW mttf^, a king s court, a.royal assem-
bly or council. [Jkc.
jimi(t^ ^Wwt^t^^ ^CTRl, divine worship witii sacriices,
7tW]9f W^IC97 ^^c^T.^i^ftcw. a sacrifice perfermad by

Cbsyatriyas or by a unireral moMrch wiib

his tributaries. . . [royal revenue.

ft«ra» ^fT^H^ ^fliRV W9f^ the king a t^jrea or tribute,

m S48

IHT''^* ^ f^ fltrw, m. 4'/. a gander, a goose.
?T«1, ^*tl^, ^^tfit 'W^x^, a king, sovereign, prince.
?nir«rf^, iS'^tfs? ^n^t^i loyal, obedient to the king s wilU
?t9fi(7t«F, ^^9 a paramount sovereign, universal king.
?t«rt^, TW? ^•■n:*^, a royal genealc^y, line of kings*
TtA, . c<it4t, ^44t, ^t^^t a row, rank, continuous liae^
?rtft^, ^w, *nro, a lotus or water-lily.
?tA, Tt^, — ?nwit, a queen.
?TW, ^<lfi5? ^r4^?,*ltfTO am, w^^, irtjtwf, ?nil. a king^

dom, government, realm, nation, empire, a

region, dominion, reign, administration.
?nir41f^, ^m^ cvn? ^/^ i^f the laws and constitution

of a kingdom. (of government.

?;«rtw, ownfic^rci ^^v ^?, a necessary part or member
?nin%C99» ?tv«iC7 f^Y?t^« an anointing or installation inta

the government* [of the Hooghly.

?!?, ^^l^i.^twti <lPvi? dpi, uncivilized; the country west
Tffff, ^rf^<st, Ffrr^, nideness, clownishnes^, unmaa^

nerliness. [the Hooghly.

Vlf^f 7Tf^9, — ?R?Cirftf, belonging to the country west of
?T^i, «tc^ PIT^IT^, a flight of steps at a Gh^t on a.river.
V/^, IrtWnfil,— mlSwfW, ^«ttW, in the night, by night,
?:tfiW^1, 3¥ip»W«i1, ?Pi;w, purblind, blind in the night.
7T^, Vf^f f^"n, night, a night; by night, at nights

prowling by night ; an imp, ghl)st, goblin,
nocturnal prowler, thief, robber, a guard.

TtftiCTt^, f^*fWi^^ «r««rWFW, ist?, w^, 4^, the night-
' season, night* fall, a thief, robber^ night-

prowler, a watchman, guard.

?tnnNW,«rift, Wt^. a watchman, a night-guard.

?Tartl, W «rT^ ?tftiCT CTfifrs ^ •«?, not seeing well at

night, blind at night, purblind.

?nct«, ^fMtiftc^ tSnn, a conclusion established by facts.

?nrt ^Wtfif nw^, the cooking of food, cookery.

?t^. f*nrw,«Mf, *t^^^t?, a sound, noise, sheut, howl, yell.

644 y^

• •

?W, ^*^**» ipl?t^? W/^ ^«l, pleasure, enjoyment, the

hero of the Ramdyana.

ftsffin. ^^. a hut, a cabin.

?Wt|ft, ^5 ^f'il ftrw, a species of fine chalk-

?tWW1, Htf^i? ft??W, a whirligig.

?rW^^i|,''TO Uvn. the large beardless goat.

tn^t ^^jrfjjthe monkey Hanuman, the friend and mes-
senger of Rama.

^tWR?F, •WW, ^iSt, the rainbow. [fair.

fWI, ifCTtW W9 ^S^^a handsome woman ;/. beautiful,

?Wt^, ?W^»?t?«i, ^W, a follower or votary of Rima.

TttT?«l, jWft^lW iJ^WV ftn^, a celebrated epic poem

of which Rama is the hero.

?rtr, ^•It^ ^irw, ?T»fRrs, a title of honour, a prince.

?T?fM, ^^^t?^ "W flK^, a spear with a bamboo polcu

?Tljtt1«H?1, ^^^ carrying a spear ; a spearman.

?t?^flnft, ^d,^/tf^?n,a vixen, termagant, violent woman.

?tf^, ^,l«t 'T^, «rt#t,^ir^w»^, f|^, omisr mr^. a heap,

pile, stack, store, collection, mass, quantity,

ream, number, a numeration scale, a term

in proportion, a fraction, a zodiacal sign.
ftWrap, cwtt^ ITirt *«^ ^tiR^W, the zodiac or circle of

the signs. [occasions.

jtt^RW, 5irtf ^WC?W ■4l5Htv, a sirname used on religious
ftf^Vt^, tlf6, CT^Tf^ »^^ v^, the fraction of a unit, a

portion of a sign.
itWwt^, ^rtfiftr w c^pr jtHra ^>W^fnrt^, the passage of

the sun, &c, through a sign,
^rtftc^^ ^ CTt^,— r^w^ jtf^tcs ^Wflfs, passing through a

sign of the zodiac. [to heaps, abundant.

?f?t¥j» ?1 ^, — ^^<W, ^♦tt^, ^r^. heaped up, formed in-

jrti,''' ?iw, w^, FiF, ^^•n^, **f^,,iRf%^r^, f3c«w,^a

country, province, region, kibgdom, realm,
the desolation of a country, &c. inundation,
plague, famine, any public calamity ; mani-
fest, notorious, current, public.

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$^ 64$

Tt^Vf H wif^,— «Wi ^•lOR, the wasting^' rairtging or

desolation of a country. [of Krishna.

IfT, lit 91^ P(^, amorous pastime, the circular dancp
?PWWI, i^ft^ft ♦^c*!? ifti w:^? vRwm, ^f*wiii, a religious

sporting festival in commemoration of the

gambgls of Krishna with the milk-maidsu

?fwt*, jfwral wpSt^ cwi^w?, celebrating the foregoing

festival or r&sj&trA. [of taste*

iFTfY, imcwRvf ^^9. belonging to the sense or organ
JTIF* ^^ ^»f^$l<F» the ascending node or dragon's head,
ar^irw, wft^ ^W •f^* ^i^ *pjrrai,eclips^4, under eclipse.
?i(9ff, ^nrc9? ^Vt(t7» the immersion of a luminary

in an eclipse. [moon.

jnprt^r, ?tl[^?^f1,— srf;wB«f <i^Wii. an eclipse of the sun or
^«' ^n^^p iR, ^W^, hereditary property, w^lth.
1%^4^«i ^ ??<i. Pt«tnnf!if m^% a succession to property.
f?[#t,. "«#, ^V7(n[9tf^> possessed of or succeeding to

hereditary property ; an heir.

1^» ^'^^f ^^. «Ci;ws. 5^m4, ^R«?, w, empty, void,

destitute, poor, purged by stool; vacuity,
emptiness, a void, space, a forest.

flnpr, %^» ^J^f ^ f e^. to slip, trip, slide, tumblct

cre^p as a child, deviate or fall from virtue.

f|w^^ V(^f W^f^ f «r, to be glad, to rejoice.

^, ^l^tiH cww wi fiiw^, the soap-berry tree.

%?X^ «ni. Hi^np, an enemy, foe ; hostile, inimical.

^^ ^9'V» t|[^» evil, loss, &c. the soap-berry tree.

Vi, ^^'•f ^t%, ^•fif?, ^WT^. ^m, •tt^, <l|, misfortune,

calamity, ^vll, loss, injury^ privation, des-
truction, sin, a sword.

Ei^, . iftB.-^wm, «r«it«ir, iwt?, ^n*, wf, ^fiw, -wff, «<i,w,

Cl)il, ^t«^,a habit, custom, usage, practice, fashion,
local observance, rite, oeremony, method,
way, manner, peculiarity, idiom, ' behaviour^
conduct, disposition, natural property, tenet;,
maxim, carnage, gait, motion, agoing.

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«4e

Hf^f VWCtH^ bringing in or estaUitkifig a cnstom.

1^, ^fit^, v^^f Ux^9 the white ant, a species of fish.
'0ftK^, iNt, Lakshmi the goddess of fortune.
1ttP-% *5 wm, %5^T*r, ^^. ^. ^e»t?, wf^, rough, astrin-
gent, hard, dry, harsh, unkind, morose.
9% ^, f^f ^A kan, thin, spare, empty.
W^% WfW, ftrjw ^^^, to be angry, to be veied with,
mtf t?[t^4V,^tf79»sick| ill, indk^osed, diseased, infirm.

irl», ^, ^"rtftts «*Ni, *^, n»»^, nr«, ?^, '•l*^ *t*,

A, ^i, ^«»i1^, *ftl, mwi, W?^, hunger, appetite,
wish, desire, passion, a liking, relish, savour,
taste, inclination to, pleasure, satisfactii^ii,
approbation, application to, a ray of light,
light, lustre, beauty, agree ableness.

w9\, c WJir T^tii* HWW, bread, wbeaten bread.

lrf)p9, fti|fH9,^ir|ci{4, wept, bewailed, lamented, deplored.

VI, ^, mkl, f^ftV, shut, closed, blocked up, be-
sieged, surrounded, obstructed, hindered.

vn. ^, M^, 9Rl*<t, «fr«, the sun, Shiva, a class of

demigods; Wrathful, furious, TcngefuL

iratw, iWirWIwrW «fW ftW^, a berry used for rosaries.

IPflni, 'iw, rttW«, «:^, blood.

1W*», ?Ff ^,—wt^, c'rt^^, ^•fr, to plant, to sow.

?Ff1, 5tCTjr ^^•■', Wt^w ^Wu ^, ^, CTW, ^^, the

rafters of a thatched roof, seeds of pomegra*
nate, &c.- a kernel, hair, wool. [to fret.

3R<i, CTT«1W, W^ ^^ to be angry, vexed or displeased,

*4, Wfif ?tWfiw, Wt^t^N, vexed, displeased, offeDded,

enraged, angry, wrathful, passionate, severe.

llfi, ^, c^^, capttt, anger, wrath, rage, fury.

7f^^,c^l^««9#,«t^ti, provoking, enraging, wrathftiI,ragiog.

f^f^^, rude, uncourteous, harsh,* abusive, current,
notorious, traditional, of unknown or uncer-
tain derivation, produced, sprung, bom,
sprouted,budded,bIown,certaini ascertained.

c»nr . £47

if^tfJ i1 ••f , ^/*^»f1^l^ 1X9S, vAn ^m, ft word used in it

peculiar traditiooal acceptation.

9% ^♦ft^R&^ ''9?t? •tonr"lf^, the customary appli*

cation of a word as opposed to its etymolo*
gical notion, or where the origin is unknown^
as in words of foreign derivation.

9^f ^RWji ^% ^(t*, flfiinrt* ^^''ir tflffi, r*)^, **T?,

Vf^r, mfpi, ^;, form, figure, shape, appearance,

semblance, an image, figure, reflexion, ob«

ject of vision, colour, beauty, a manner,

mode, way, species, kind, natural property,

disposition, quality, grammatical inflexion,

conjugation, declension, a unit, integer, dra*

matic poem^ play, learning by rote; aff: like,

resembling. [phorical,

«*t^, ^•Iirt5». ^rtprpT, figurative, allegorical, meta^

»*t^» ^jrnrflw, a fop, prig, buck, a species offish.

JW^Pi, lWti,-~i^«irjr, FT?, ^nwjftw, handsome, beauti-

ful, symmetrical, elegant, having form or
shape. [comely.

nn^, iW?#,— ^it, «rpn^, / handsome, beautiful,.
ii*n, 1i*,—lt<^?wwiw«, silver, wrought silver*
W^, ri^^f/^an, ^W, ^W, a silver coin, a rupee.
tj, ^^it^itc^ fCHT^, voc.ofeontempi, sirrah! sohot
^» 5jar«j3[ ^ 'Wt'^ ^•it^ ^, a plane ;-l»«^ -UPtw^

or-^^, to plane. [a seer and ^.

r99, ^^f^^, 9i«?t t^, a lax, looseness, a measure of
cj«, •W fl^, CT«1, Wirt, Act, a stroke, line, streak,

stripe, split, slit. [ed«

cj^^t?, cj^t^ «<t*t?t, CTtflrrf, striped, striated, streak-
ci^tVtlT; ^<^tc^ WKF^f the equator or equatorial line.
CX^7# tW9, fsptm, purgative, cathartic, aperient; a

purge, cathartic, expiration of the breath,
qnnf, ^'rf^wtjl, wif, ncwPrnrW, '^l^i, a lax, looseness, purg-
ing, respiration, breathing, droppings oozing.

S48 wn\

RWW, ciW^.'*^ .«*^,to please, gratify, rejoice.

n^-5j, va. •Utw, WW, 'Ml, dust, polleD, sand, an atom.

^9^1 Cji^tf cn^, — ^4)^, ^ip, semen virile ; cyi, sand.

r?^, ^[f^f the wards of a lock.

ff^f j^nr, 'ir^wfi. the letter ir, or its substitute ( ^ )-

C?9^, 9?«f>[?«lf% ^w*M, the last or 27th lunar mansion.

C91V-1, 9i«nf, rm, ^i*t^iT9, a multitode, a resort, plenty.

hf> K^, »F^. itf*, *i;]^4[t?[ Wrt^ «>, wealth, riches,

property, sound, noise, the post erected in a
pond when consecrated.

JCrt^w, ijm% xnvs^, W«r, to plant, to sow. [crop.)

ciTirt-Ar, bRt%9 Kt^;, planted, {applied to the winter rice-

C$T^. "l^tei? mv, the hair of the body, hair of a beast

lft9, 0^fw V3[t, f^, c?t^, ready •'money, cash, a pur-
chase for casb, a slit, incision, blemish, taint.

tfP^, '^fVi'^n tiiRWa ^. a cash-book.

CJW^F?!. WW?#^, CTWWW, ^nPi?l, a ca&h-kigeper» cashier,

treasurer, banker, money- chancer.

Crt^-^in^* ^•K^^W, t^^*i, CTX^, ^wwtfi^ W^^, to atop,

hinder, prevent, obstruct, ward off, with-
stand, to bore, to paint or varnish trinkets.

.n(t^?1».*!?'nii vr^ti, a painter or varnisher of trinkets.

CfT^^f rvt^lt^t to an;?er, provoke, irritate, incense.

Cjl^-^l. ^% WFT*IW,%2' '•^' furious, passionate, touchy,
. morose, wayward, cross, peevish.

.crt^. *9N» ^n^c* sickness, illness, disease, distemper.

CJTWF?,. •?t?1«^5i, ^♦tv, causing sickness, unwholesome*

C?T<t5W, W^, — ^f^, ^ww, ill, diseased, unwell, sick.

nrr^Kt^t, 91^9 ^t^, ^[m, sickly, ailing, infirm, diseased.

CjWI, C?rt^flff?1, — Irtflrs, «Ttf^, ill, diseased, sick, infirm.

CitF^, ^•nttRT, IPftiPT??, '^'Ctw?, ^^, provoking appetite,

stomachic, carminative,, pleasant, agreeable,
palatable, savoury, relishing, grateful.

rjt^, ^ICuitifc^ ^w\ ^, •nr^rWt, «rf^«ww, 9nK%,a

provocation of appetite, a stimulus, a gratify-
ing the taste of others, persuasion^ approval.

c?tinr, BWPr, fiwW^^, to.weep^ cry, lament, bewail.

omct, «f^ii[9,f%nrTi9,a hinderer, plM»taructer»besieger,&c.

ijT^-'r, flt^ ^«i, 'Wt^, «rf*^W, f^rcirtc, hindrance, obstruc-
tion, obstacle, stoppage, blockade, seizure,
embargo, prohibition. [posing, &c.

ratw, . PiCTW, ^^^Pr?1, Z^^f stopping, obstructing, op-

c?l^, c^^, ^t'nr. ^W=r» n?it?^. CT?«i, f^i^ic ^«i, to be-
siege, obstruct hinder, oppose^ impede, to
shut, staunch, stop, resist, fence round, sur-
round, interdict, lay an embargo upon.

Ht*t^, T^n, Wt^^fl, planting ; a planter, (of trees &c.)

a seedsman. [stake, &c. graft, insert.

t?t*t«i, ^mtffi Wtw. WllT^, to plant trees, &c. fix a

W*fPi?tr wmf^fl, ^T^l, a planter, sowen, seedsman.

C3rt^, CTff. ^<1, '^t hair of the body, fur, wool, nap,

r!nir^% cttort «nw, the pores of the skin.

73T^% cswr^f, — 5^ «ift« rsitdiji w4i«ic« ^^, m?3rn,

horripilation, erection of the hair of the body
from delight. &c ; rapture, a bristling up.

C3ttmf^"», ^ufiH? ^trWfF#, ^R3, having the hair erect from

sudden emotion, enraptured, delighted.

r?t37r74t, 7^^itji C9rp9Ca4^, hairiness or a line of hair.

nT?t^, 4tarBii1, Rrtf^ «CT^/, a seed-plot; planted (rice.)

WW, im^. CTI% anger, wrath, passion, choler. [rave.

ii\n% i:^^^, m^t^f to be angry or enraged, to storm,

if[^% CTt^tt^, fNt^f to answer, provoke, exasperate.

W^rW, nrft,— HFT^fiW, ?tWl, ^?5W,angry, enraged, wrath-
ful, cross, peevish, waspish.

jOrtfir^, s^'f(WM, the fourth lunar mansion.

c?T^, 7^ ^Hf , a fish much used for the table.

^^» sunshine, solar heat, warmth, wrath, rage;
formidable, terrible, dreadful, wrathful, vio-
lent, sharp, severe, acute.
ii\Hfs l^flif, ?TO, madeof silver; silver. [hell,

dial. ^ri9 ftm. a division of the Hindoo Tartarus or

660 mitl'

m^m, ^% Kf^, ^€n, ^m^/mw, to take, assume,to seize,

receive, accept, obtain, get, acquire, know,
penetrate, realize ; -^nii^R^, ^iit*nr, to fetch,
bring ; -^«^, %>T^, to take away.

H^ffT, «frfT< f9^^ «r^f^ wrfr, WW^, ^^f I^IW, to con-
vince, persuade,, draw into an opinion or
measure, prevail upon, instigate, prepossess^
induce, bias, wheedle, teach, explain, in-
struct, \\ing, &c.

ii^Tt'ft, «t^W?1, wnf-r, persuasion, convincing, wheed-

iwrftfl, BPtjilfttirt,— 'Hftn, «t^^f|[1rt, vibrating, darting, (as.

a serpent's tongue.)

•W» f^»*i? Pnwc^ ^CT^;, ^rt%fft?, •w iiyj , ^;, tftf^Rnt«Tt»

sign, token, a mark, butt, object, aim, a hun-
dred thousand, an equal, a counterpart.

PnKt^'^.^'n^?* a sign, mark, spot, token, badge,
indication, symptom, criterion, predicate,
distinguishing property, omen, portent, pre^
sage, prognostic, features, physiognomy.

iW«l1, ^t«, '•IKTRI?, ^PTt^T, a metaphor, metaphorica)

expression, synecdoche, metonymy, an el-
lipsis, word understood. [sign» &c.

iy^i:yw, r^c^n H^^S^f bearing a distinguishing mark or

•Nfr, ^Wrt, ®, ^fMf^f. ^, Lacshm/ the goddess of

fortune, good fortune, prosperity, success.

iNitft^, d^^> f^^/, abandoned by fortune, unfortunate.

^^ft?t^, «NNv, — ^trpftw, HH4ti^, ®^, ^nWi prosperous, for-

tunate, successful, lucky.

*w;, •RR/, ^c^, finjf, i5«i«rt, i^ww"!, ■W5 ifhj, ^, ^i^jwf,

a mark, butt, aim, object, sign, token, fraud,
disguise, 100,000; observable, perceptible.

•1^, ^^f^ ^ffT<lT<ir«, a staff for beating down fruits.

^^f 1^, ^^^f a pole for shoving on boats in shal-
low water, a boat-hook, a lever.

C«N^ ^, a staff, stick, an iron-bonnd club.
^^, ^tif» XK^f vitb, about one.

Itf^f ^)V?9m, adhering to, joined to, connc^cted
with, touchmg, in contact, intent upon,
consequent, applicable, relevant, suitable,
proper, apposite; the oblique ascension or
time of a sign's rising above the horizon.

WP, 4^f%i7, a bondsman, surety, bail.

iiH^CT, ft^ ^«t^f ^Prwt*n|Np ^rw^ WPt, a written specific

cation of a propitious time for a marriage or
other religious action. [together.

HWift, iiT^«nf^, ^^TO) ^(9t^f abreast, in contact, close

^wn^r^^f mwiif\%^ a stoppage of urine, constipation.

utirl; iitiw, yt^, ^^Wjrei, bwv, smallness, diminution^

levity, lightness. [woman.

«pit94t, s^, ^■tf^ii>n? ^if or ^, a light and contemptibfo

light, not heavy, little, small, minute, tri-
fling, trivial, easy, mean, contemptible, short,
(as a vowel,) imprudent,
w^vpr, ^irtwl, ^ret*1, ^P^r, iRi?>, contempt, scorn, a

low dpinion of, disesteem, a slighting, con-
temning, despising. [dent,
nipw, f^y "^^Wtf , weak, of small power, silly, impru-
i|^[^, •IWf,^[^;, light (as food,) easy of digestion.
m^^s ♦t^lfll^ ^i?, ^^rt^ff thrift, economy, frugality.
^t^rwtiy ^ on^, ^^«1P, a slight burthen ; light, portable.
m^^m^^ ^kj/l f«9 a skirmish, loose fight, skirmishing.
fi^SV91, ^>3t9, dischargeof urine, act of making water.
«niri*wt|i^> ^ ^^» red*pepper, chillies, capsicums,
mr* Wif-^W^, WPff^R, a clove, the clove tree.

!*aRn, f^wrr, ^sR/^ltP*^, i»f3it»!, to overstep, pass
over, leap Qver,go beyond, exceed, to transgress,
infringe, break, violate; fasting, abstinence.
rt^tttft, mrWrl^f boxing, fighting, fisticuffs.

552 «« ^

^^^ 3Wt, ^, ^RtWt ftBWtl, * .*WltT, .sliaDie,^ .modesty^

bashfulness, a disgrace, scandal, ignominy,

affront, insult. [acaadalous.

«nrt^, ^^«, f^^9« shameful, disgraceful, ignoipinious,

inci1%9, 9^n^« — 9*trm4t,£^, modest, bashful, abashed,

a^hamed• [faced, sheepish,

irert^, ^/(f^* — ^•ftfw, ^5?1, modest, bashful, coy, shame*
•iiRWSt,, 9iw4t^, — ^^PiPiij, ^'^^* modest, bashful,
^^r^y "1131% fsiviWr, ^, shameless, impudent, immodest,.

barefaced, bold. [blush,

irf^, ^f^. ^trc5T?1, ashamed, abashed, coy, put to the
mH^m, ^^-7, ^spr, to be suspended, hang down, swing.
H^^^,. wn^, ^arR, to suspend, hang, hang up,
W&^,, ?rifi.^, t^, perplexity, intricacy, a labjTintlu

•l^,«St, »i%^<trHl,— ^«t^^> ^Jr*"' '^^ troublesome, vexa-
tious, intricate, perplexing, sly, artful.

^^^> ^> — ^^^ J^TPTst, lewd^ profligate ; aUbertine.

•1^^, '^V^, ^«^, c?«i^, IV^ f:^^f 5JS ^^, ta shake,

move, wag, vibrate, quiver, totter, be re-
^>oked, to fight, to war. [agitation.

WT^, ^M, ""^Pir, 5*W^, a shaking, moving, vibration,

•l^t^r ^% ?w, ^*tmw:«r, a battle, fight, war, riot.

«rjt^, •I?!!,— wwrt, a fighter, combatant, warrior.

H^T'C,. ^^^, 55Pr, C?[m^, ^f\n, fkA^, |« ^^. to shake,

stir, move, jolt, remove, revoke, go toinrar.

W?t^, rt^^sfrtf%, ^^^» fisticuffs, scuffling, a scuffle.

^, vtdt. qf^, a staff, pole, sticky wand, rod, club.

irppT, CTi^ w<tt^, 5T? Uf«^, to lay a snare, bs^t a hook.

^ri^, fSriia f4PW, «IT?, a kind of sweet- meat balls.

M%, ""^n?, C^fir, a tossing about, agitation, staggering.
^i?t^, Wl^^, r?«R, to reel, stagger, move unsteadily.
^Wfrt^l, »i^f«if^?1, — ipyfj W^, c?»ir»?1,' fickle, wavering,

unsteady, reeling, staggering.

vine, creeper, climbing plant; to cding to an-
other, to effect through another.

witw, fttftw, n?ftrtc?tf«i, to creep or climb as a plant. '

•r^*t, i»^4^, mn^, butter. ' .

n^, 5t»^. «?^* to cling, stick, acihere lo, twine about,

u^rftlir, <T^^, sriwr, vynr, to cause to strck, to wrap or

fold together, entwine. [a little.

W, W. <WB, 55^, ^IWW, fW^*^ , ^mall, little, minute ;

^^W, c?^^pnr, m\, cloves, the clove tree.

^^, C^rrif Wtrfnt 9)W, ^1|>I9» sea-salt, rock or facti*

tious salt, saltness. [brackish.

^^tv, Wljiji^ftPl^ SRI, salted, rubbed with salt, saltish^

*T?<iTir, ^PT?wtw,— «w^WiW Wf,^Pli, salt water; abounds
' ing in brackish water.

^, Wl^, tfNIf obtained, gained, acquired, re*

ceived, got ; pref: possessed of.

vr%, nVB, rjKC^I*^^, acquisition, profit, gain,a quotient.

^r^f, «n^l/, «nf«, ^cmwir. ^rtw, obtainable, &c. gain, pro-
fit, advantage, produce, interest, premium,
discount. [lender ; ^aciou?^

T^rv^, i»r¥;rst*1,— ^vK flnrpl^nri, a usurer, money-

^^, ji, irtfjf, ^iw«-, 4^ ftwnr ^»tWF, loose, libidtnous,

lewd, unchaste, dissolute, lascivious, amo^
rous ; a rake, a libertine. (i»m, looseness.

«f^l^, ^«, 9t>ft^m, lewdness; lasciviousness, libertin-

H^, ^^^m, ^^tf^, a leap, jump, gambol, caper, canter.

vi^^^rV, ^m^f ^!f^f & jumping about, frisking, gambols.

<rv^, ^tr^^i ^^f to jump, leap, skip, frisk, canter.

1^-1, W, ^, •lflr». «lf^, lojfcg, tall, hing, laid along,

extended m length,pendulous,hafiging down.

Tf^, tfW^f ^pvnr, to be long, hang down, dangle.

iTiirn'r,. >t0, 3|aiflr^, iJrt hani:ing, dangling, suspended,
: growing in length. [ness, extravagance.

*Vt^, aiii'«1, ^•Wl, Tf9f% length, height, expensive-

^l^c^ltf ^ft^MtfW, ^mnPlTVIt tedious detail, boasting.

>nrn^. "^rf^. *l(^« at full Jiength, laid along.

iif^, ^iSrs, 9t^9K^ ffv* pendent, hanging down, dang-

ling, extended in length.

4a

684\ ^mw

^mr, fin; longwise, in length.

wcirtw?, t^fin, ^fnn, corpulent, pot-bellied ; Ganesha.

^V(V(HfWtfirf TM^, destruction, loss, dissolution,
fusion, melting, ccmcealment, disappearance,
final ab6oq>tion, an embracing, adberiDg»
clinging to, equal time in musicand daccing.

vqt^, fl^^f-^^rtlFS, ^mRN, .<|91^. ♦tfW^WIf ^. dis-
solved, lost, concealed, dead, absorpt.

mnl, 9nt^, ^W, the forehead, fate, destiny.

•rHi^, ^fW, ^CTff?, ♦few, ^a^f "^f 'tNt, ^t?^w*^ ^

fi^rpi» beautiful, lovely, desired, coveted, hsog-

ingin collops from fatness, dallying, wanton;

amorous languishing or other external ex-

' pression of sensual passion in, a female.

tniSir, ^^ Otriw, ^if^, garlic, cives,

vr9^, nA PlC^, a precious stone called cat*s eye.

>f|t, ^^, ^1% n^f W^^^i/, ^**Ht«-*l, a wave, surge,

billow, a whim, caprice, fancy.

vrt, nfiFl,— si^. Wh, ^n^d, lac, the lac insect, sealing-wax.

vrt^, ^> a gourd, a pumpkin.

•fpp, trw, "W ^ifj, a lac or 100,000.

»iT*tf , rtnff, '^'f^, l^^, fif^, ^ff*W, RW, iw^, w'.

■lapl ^•i, •^Nt^, «r^»l¥ f^^, to come in contact
with, strike, knock, strike against, touch, ad-
here, stick, cling, to arrive at, reach, take up
space, to hit a mark, to take root, settle, take
effect, catch (as fire,} to happen, befal, to fit,
suit, serve, do, answer, to please, meet one*s
views, to close, meet, apply to,- to accord,
agree with, to belong, irelate, concern, refer
to, to require, take, be necessary, to enter
upon, begin, to contend with, oppose» strive
to injure, to give pain, hurt, stain, blot.

•'•I^pi 566

9(1% vrt^^/HK, <ctV» contact, effect ; joined, cloee,

9f>fead as a table, &c.
•nt^ft^, fliwpr, fjf*^, 1*^ ^RP*» Wll zf«T, cir^i^, 9ir9 wt,

c^?lpr» to bring into coo tact, apply one thing -to
another^ unite, join, add, to inflict, lay upon,
to plaster, smear, stain, blot, infect, to pair,
couple,; moor, bring to shore, lie to, adapt,
adjust, fit, suit, mix, fasten, graft, fix in a si-
tuation, to employ, set to work, to attri-
bute, ascribe, implicate, appropriate.

•rt^rtfinn, nn^r^, flnitftlil, a plasterer ; applying, bring-
ing into contact^ &c.

W^tjsrtfif, fiwitPT?rf^, »PW, in close or mutual contact,.

abreast^ adjacent, contiguous.

«nf*r, wtf^ffl, ifWr,— wwx, mfn, niftw, •ttiv, for, for the

sake of, qu account of, towards.-

•«ltf*f, Ut*^ — 5Ff>cm^, «nrl. junction, contact ; -nr^^, *Wpr,

to reach, to come up with, overtake.

»n^, ilfJW, ^1^1, ^^•^W, ^Jl't, ^f ^PTOI, lightness,

easiness, facility, smallness^ minuteness^ in-
significancy, alleviation, mitigation^, diminu-
tion, a lowering or reduction- of price.

•W&, • ^;^w*, ^nwrtJft* sparing, frtigal, faring hard.

^nw^f t^, ^^^n^ UC^p a plough, a flowering plant.

•Wrt, ^rft, ^jWf, ^»RRP^ fW?1, a cultivator^ ploughman,

an ox used to the plough.

^nwf^, VTit, ploughing ; a ploughman, husbandman.

'nwvT, ^^UVT, — ^^, cvm, the tail of an animal.

^rn, «v^, ft, ^9^9 shame, modesty, bashfulness.

^WH^tJ*** «9*tT?fN, shameless, impudent, immodest.

fWW; 'rtiR^ifn, — »WrHt*r,^f1,nK)dest,bashful,eoy,sheepi^h.

fiWrt, 'flWi,— VW ictwi,«^,rice freed from the husk by frying.

vifiMr, ^ffWp fln^, a spot, mark, sign. [reprehension.

^rif^f I^T^Vt?, vt?^, reproach, disgrace, abuse, reproof,

srtPfa, Prftpl,^^*^, «w»9W, reproached, mQrked, notorious.

508.

confusion, dtsordar, annnple* rumpling.
fKl^,, jD«l*wff ^, a plaything, a toy^ a. top* [pola

,911^, itat,— ^r^, ^, a Biicki cane, ttafF» aiace, blndgeon.
•Wf^, IJfit^, ci[TpT, jqnn, to ^hake» agitate^ move, to

. ware the band, to displaoe^ shift, remoTe.

ilffi ttf9^!%^ft^pfV^^^f 'WtH, «tubbl^ a shaking, ftc;

Miaken(»^di9placed. &c. . ..*

9iT^. c«t1i!Mti tir^nr, a kind qf aweetniMt bsJIs» comfits.

ft^, *rt*,— •nrW^, a kick. [caper;

*TtH5-1, i;^. w^, ^^«t^, ^Pirf^i a jump, leap, spring, flounce,

wt^^iCl» f|fT9» cS^t ov^leaping all boandSriD8oleitt,bo)d.

•ftvr, iWP^<i, ^5^, ifl^wwr, ^•'ffw, tQ leap, jump,

frisk, spring, flounce, vanlt, caater,. gallop.

»rt^^, «R«iTV, iiwii^^, cm^rt, «TWftp»«l, aalted, dressed

witb salt, of or relating to saU; a vender
of salt, a salt-dealer. [saltness.

. nt^Vf c^^rt;* iR^?>r» beauty, gracefulnes, Ipyeliaess.

artv, ^IW<f^, «rtr«, wmt»/wi> ^ft;, ^rt«> gain, profit, ad-
vantage, benefit, acquisition, earnings, ja"
come, produce, interest, discount.

9111199, cn^flV^n* ^Qn?> gainful, profitable, advantageous.

WW^ fr^^>^V[^'^> living on interest; a usurer, mo-

ney-lender. [ceas, gains.

it^tfiWF, ^9air««r» %^tT«R, profit and lojss, degree of suc-

9it^X,9{^^»^ifln»t7,lewdness,Iasciviousness^fornicatioo.

iTpi 1, ^^, Vi% f^lti, slaver, dribble, saliva, spittle.

•rpfF, ^fi^^«RjC1, iitw^, J*i«l1, OTWi strong desire, oov^-

tousness, avarice, a lure, inducement.

«f1iYnF^> >^m«nni^, (^^» inordinately desirous, greedy^

covetous, avaricious. [carefully;

iQvnr, V^^s wf%iWF^fM^ ^it^t to caress, fondle, nourisb

finprt, ^awtrt«>^i, f>wrt,OTW, rw«ii, ardent longing, ex*

cessive desire, eagerness for, covetingi avarice^

an inducement, lure, allurement, enticement.

«««iiifl.Mairii9.^f^^,Cin^,covetoua,(rr£edT desirous.

4Ni Wt

mf^^ ^ii^h9tm,h[jimn^, fitedestined, fatei, ariang from
. r'r • fai;^; a pr^destiDaiiaii, a fatalist*

«tlW» C9ii|9l«1^?««, QrvstVf ^3^, geatleness, sweetnest,

lovetiDQss, pleasure, agreeableoess, pkasaDt*
ness, flavour* [tbt|i> wofra^

•'twpfy wtPprU-i-T^il f^vif , fWlffefl, a slabberer, sputterer;

^nnSp vifK — ^9 Tnvn» daacing, dalliance, wanton

gesture or other it^ication of passion.

fltfl, mi, vi^m, «if/lac» the lac insect, sealing wax.

l*ww, jm, ftrf^ t%f1 ffsi ^n, «»itn, f*rftRi <iai, Wtf^int *ltu,

to write, compose, record^tiraw, paint ; awrit*^
ing, written docttmenty letter, reeord, paper.

^f . t»¥. •JIWIW, Yf . 9% «ffrN5. a mark, sign, token.

pudendum virile, tbe phallus or emblem of
Shiva, gender i^in grammar,) nature or the ac*
ti?e power in creation.

'*Wti^, t^Vfyrj*!, t^fffhw^pRP. a worshipper of the phal-
lus or emblem of Shiva.

t)i!^, ' evMI, Mtr^n;!, f^, iRi, a writing, document, lettei^

record, kandwriting* drawing, delineation.

ftiW^, W^Wt?, — l^M4, vi^t fi^an?, a writer, scribe,

painter, delineator. [(eriala^

l^T^'WW, Wtt^ ttC91«^9 ^t stationery, writing ma-

fti'^, otPw, ^iP, l*f*T^, ^ifjfi fsrf^f , 9l^^, ^•5*, smeared,

spread, covered over, tainted or infected
with, closely connected or united with,
thick, close, crowded, united*

fti^fWI, CW^MI, •tWWf, web- footed.

Pwn, WWi^t, iil^F9it¥, et^ji^ cupidity » desire of gain,

covetousness, wish, desire, good-will.

^^913, VQCV^ f^M, ^ftalM, coveted, desired, greedily

sought after, united, engaged or involved in.

t^f^, CVQ^ iiKVi|^#, coveting, covetousi desirous^ of gain.

^ir, Qll^y ^rfiro, ^, ^ii0^, wif , if^r dissolved,

melted, absorpt, absorbed in» intimately
nixed or united with.

B58 '^

<l*rt, •if^WW, «#M, fl^lTf ^!Wt?> W5r, play, sport, pas-
time, diversion, amorous ddHance, toying,
wanton sport, lasciviousness, a feraale^s a-
morons imitation of her lover^s gait, &c.

«rtr, * frtursr? ^ f!ic"W, a sort of flannel.

wpr, ^S^M ^srtCT ttw^, •WRpr, ^•Pr, to hide, lie hid or

concealed, to lurk, skulk, abscond, vanish,
to elude search or disco^ry.

tjjft^, lt*W, tl^^^. tP^r Itnnr, id: also to conceal,

secrete, vc^il, suppress, dissemble.

vrvTfl^j ^"Vf ^l^^nf%9> hidden, concealed, close, absconded.

^, ^rt f^rm, a sort of sweetmeat [petticoat

^ift, fM^9 ^^ firm, a coloured cloth worn as a

t»t-1, ^tviP5 *ir<i, ^1*1^, a plundering, pillaging, cap-

ture, plunder, booty, prey, spoil, peculation.

^^^^'^n^s ^^^5?^* ^8*^ W^. ^?W» to plunder, ptUage,

rob, ravage, forage, sack, ransack, peculate,
squander, waste. [derer, robber.

1^1^, ^♦BTtW, tpjft plundering, pillaging, &c;a plun-

^f^tPrji, ^♦t^^, Pwr^tPrm, ^Vf^f ^^, a peculator,

spendthrift ; plundering, &c. rapacious, lavish.

•rf^?T?1, ^5^» — ^f f^W^ftf^, a plunderer, open robber,

rapacious person, peculator. [waddiog.

1^, rf^, ^t«T, a skein or ball of thread, a clew, a.

Cif<7, to roll on the ground, wallow, tumble
about, writhe or toss about in pain, &c.

^, ^ 4rtr?<'«, tl1*r, tH^I, a small piece of stone, a

pebble, a ball, a lottery ticket.

vm^l, vmfiR(V^, a dealer in salt.

H;*, ^iWH*^, tl'^, tSi^, , ^Wl>ra, faifw, •Ifiw, disappeared,

concealed, obliterated, superseded, obsolete,
disused, extinct, dropped, omitted.

^jnfim, ^^fw% ^iWflf 'M^% to catch a ball or other thing:

thrown to one. [greedy.

', wt*t, f>wr, desirous of, covetous, avaricioas.

S5&

^if, C'Vt'ft* ^ft^» ^tf^ntft, id: aiao a hunter, afowler.

^pf^t n9m^ Kifl?1» hangisg in coUops, wrinkled, [by it.

^f « Wt9?9fl, ^W(^ ^pn, a spider, inflammation caused

^^nutvr 71 ^1, «l^?ait7 vt*i, a spider's web, a cobweb.

^f ^% ^^f paBte, starch. [clak.

CT49. liif^mr, w^aH, a writer, scribe, copyist, secretary,

OTW, fWl fim f&gi ^^•i, W>l, to write, register, draw ; a

writing, document, &c. [chers;

W*«r«n^, IWl, ^it^^lai, «fiit<i*rai, written documents,, vou*

t»T^pr^, •nt^ffi^wf Tt^wnFTW, one who signs a writing

for another. [plement.

OTtr^, fW<^ Rti, vt^cn ^H, a pen, style, graving im*

mm, WP^f •«• tH5, tj«t, 5ii*<ri, W*f», writing, a writ-
ing, handwriting, a mark, stroke, an account,
calculation ; written.

t5f<t*l?1, ♦ttlKi, fW^,*trt*lWtCTPnpt^Rrt, records, writings,

written documents, reading and writing.

CT«tti^r< •PI nvit^l^. written correspondence.

WW/, Pm »iWt*W f»i^, proper to be written ; a voucher.

tfm, vrt^,^, the tail of an animal, a crupper.

c^, ?nvt9, ^V^9 a difficulty, obstacle, embarrassment.

W% mtrftf 5BV,7t#|«i, m«1, r'ff^, nwit, a plaister, oint-
ment, unguent, lime, mortar, a plastering,
smearing, a rug or quilt, [terer, bricklayer.

w»Pf , w^tPnfl,— «<rPRri, 'n^nPrm, smearing, &c ; a plas-

ranw, ^i, ^t^R*. *TT^^, to smear, anoint, plaster, spread.

c«ini, 5fV9> ifVil^ ''t*'if^, smeared, plastered, &c. con-
nected by a membrane.

cwt^ll, •tfWl, !*ftPtl, web-footed.

CT*, W|,— «nft?, Tt?tift. a lime, lemon or orange.

nw, 4w, aw, ^rf^l, agreement, unity, peace.

wiP', 13JW ^spP'r, to call a dog.

W1, Wii^, ^w^, .fll^, war, imff, ^^t'^RiW, a small

portion, the smallest quantity, an atom, tinge,
tincture, a particle, a spark.

i^ec^, nmn^%.9ik^, to Uoki lap, taste with the toiqpie.

urn on*. -■

*

€ff^» Wf^W^tx, nf^f that may be lictood tor kpped.
Wf9, • w, 'nsf9i m^^^ ¥^, a iMr$on» mafi, mankind,

folky people* the world, a regioa. [usage.
IjnUPUt <ertRriiic^» vi^t, commoiily, according to common
{vrtmr, ippr, C^fin^ flfltflp^, to view, look, see, survey,
fsn^^n^t vm, 4t«tl^ W^> a king, a( sovercfigii, Indf a, ftc.
Cfif^v^. «^^f ^9^« a rumottT, .report, fame; talk,
cinn^, 9iWf«W4ii("Wf fear of the world, dread of pnb*

lio opinioti^
Rimim* C^.1^ ^nci?. ^* the business of the world, a

procession,. fair« market^ concoui^e of peopie«
^Bit^KTs?, ^tTCvrtv, Mm, bnolher world, futurity, hereafter,

death; . [opprobrium.

c^vWr^irtv, OTt^^t ^RnKt?r, public disapprobation, general
WW?<i;;^?wtCT? *WT'Hr,^r^rft*,i|^i a concourse of people,

multitude, crowd, throng, I^ge population.
dnFft?, ir^/7 ^(tTift^, 7^^ <«t9, a habitatioii of men, a

. town, a village* [woiid.

Wl^tww, ^ftc^ti^ ^9, the supposieid bttuad'ary of the
«sit9ir, z^ c^nv, ip^, the eye, vision,, act of looking, &c.

roll, wallow or tui^ble about, to plunder ; a
tumbler^pigeon, a braid of hair.

<vi^> nt^ vn'^rtQii ^^^$ a brass pitcher or water^jag;

' hanging*, dangling, pendant.

cin^^tf ^fmsif^, <N^1f^rt^, flap-eared.

CTt^f'', CTl*i?1 W^^f ftwtT^r, ^9|iC» ^^iv, to throw down

or about, toss, agitate, toiie or bang looseir,
dangle, to&s or roll abo^it; (rollen

cut?!, f^ll%«T? tfv? «ti, vi^t a small wooden or stone

CTT1, si^^, ^ifl^i^^qR^, salt

tm^» «i9^f9,^9^9 «ft . ^m^tmr UV^, sak, aaltiah, bradt*

ish, unft!ui(ful*(liuid ;) h apeicies of costard*
apple. [share of spoil.

•iilwy ^^^ WflTi 4P«ir,, plundei?, booty, stoMtf floods, »

mtvMT^I 061

Vfy ^iraF7» ^Mf^f destruction, perdition, ex*

tinction, Qblivton» disappearance, dtscontt*

nuancet disuse, obsoleteness, erasure^ oblite*

ration, disannulling, the dropping or omission

of a letter, &c. an ellipsis, total expenditure,

loss, squandering, embezzlement

CW?f C^^/^f ^> a stolen article, plunder, booty. [See.

^ins^ ^nr?, irw, destructible, perishable, ezpungible,

nn97, ^f^tl ^n Kf% to catch a ball, &c. thrown up.

CTiW, lii^, «fttftni. ^mtt ^iflW? t^rlt Wt^t «W?, in-

ordinate desire, cupidity, covetousness, ava-
rice, greediness, an enticement, lure, bait»
inducement, temptation, an object of desire.

wt^Mtj, ^t^\a CTtv wn, it^'il iW^, alluring, tempting,

exciting desire or cupidity. [epicure.

c«tV1*f(v, ftl^, qcvivi. covetous, avaricious, greedy ; an

CTtvnr, CTWW^^T^,^^, «f|fil «Wpr, to entice, allure^

tempt, to incite, stimulate.

CTW*, ^to;« Wllt^, fCVT^, a grasping, greed, greed-
iness, covetousness, epicurism.

^Kit, ^fit^'^fWf, very de8irous,greedy,covetous,eager

after, voracious. [or coveted.

rm;, zmswj Pr9?,^(^nif)i9, desirable ; the object desired

WW, ciw, zh^f '^fft ^> tlw^ ^^^ *>*^ '^® ^dy in

men or beasts, a tuft of hair, nap, wool, fur.
nitii9^, ^^^> wtcir? v^» the pores of the skin. [lular.
CiTt«9^n, ^sw^mjt ^Jft? flfopr?, full of pore.«, porous, eel-
WW1, »rft?3r CTW|^, rrw, "fSplf^f covered with hair or

fur, hairy, shaggy, woolly.
^>lt9% piPn^,—^^3 f^% ^^f erection of the hairf

of the body through fear or surprize, horri-

pilation, a bristling up.

Wltflg^a, w:?ff»f»,^»if^'l JB«»having thehair erect through

violent agitation. [breast to navel.

wt^^n^, V(m^,—^^Xi^ c^lJf, the line of hair kom

4b

662 ^^

wWj ^PW<r, ^•Wi fNtf iw, '•W^; v^Pj^t WW, tremii1otts«

sbaking, hanging loosely, sIack,flabby,lollisgt
desirous, concupiscent, eager, fickle.

niWf, ^ip^f ^ftwWF?^, piendant, swinging; a nose-jewel.

IWW, 'uftf'W, I^Tjjt, ^^Nit, Wrt, desire, cupidity, eager-
ness, Lakshtni goddess of fortune ;/.fickle,&c.

cvrtf^, «1^, K^. ^FPvni, loose, hanging in coUops, flabby,

slack, pendent, tremulous.

tTtyf, ^*f^^ r^n^, ^JVt^Wftt ^TO?, eagerly desirous, co-
vetous, ambitious, greedy, voracious.

Wtj|, imi,— a»n, ^^ tN, irtnr? «tif . a clod, lump of earth,
' a tuft of grass, &c.

V^'X ^•Ri^, ^•itfl^ ^^'T* iron, any metal.

t^UT* ^> — P^*In|, ?^, blood.

CTflf^W. f^' •t^, ^r!r«T«, the load-ston^, [er:

X»ft5^, C»fW?, — ^^wr^, ^PW?, a blacksmith, ironfound-

iW^rtf^, CTl>1iii'i^ «ppr,chaly beate, impregnated with iron.

CTttiri, 3tW1, ?^f Wtft^, red, sanguine ; blood.

x*tlM^<l^> jtWff^, «n?ti, having the ey« red with rage,

angry, furious, wrathful. [withanger.

C»itfl[«5<. ?VW/, Jiwrj^, blushing, red-faced, inflamed

ic^ft^, c«Wtrftl«, WR, V^l^, ^^nflPP. popular, vulgar,

common, current, customary, human, world-
ly, mundane. [common usage.

c:«f|f^^9^» f^?Tft, ^(/^fT^Tsr^ a parting present, popularity,

p^r^, 'Zxi\, c9^9, a ball for playing with, [iron scorie.

l«v)7, c«it^, ^K f^in^, iron, a medicinal prepoatioa of

«W, "ffi, ^^'W? Jintn f*B?W, fii5, ' <rtV, ^*^, one- who

gives name to an sera, as Shaiiv&ana, &c. an
era, memorial, token, fame, a wish, desire.

*wi, ^ IWr, w|t; 9f(tnp% a carriage^ carti *cait*Ioad,'

the 4th lunar mansion.

«Wf1, •Bpi, ffPl^, ?* it cart, a car.

^ 563"

'fWiri, ^«R:?B.ir«t ftww, "im, a particular year of any

f&ra chiefly of that of Shalivabana.
^f 'l^JPc, "W^,— t5l» WMt, a vulture.

oni^ /^W^r ^^f^* ^Wtf wr«» ^wff, fpv9» ♦n^?!**.
tight, fast, firm, compact^ stift, bard, toughs
rigidyinflexible, brittle, solid, durable, strong,.
. T^id, able^ powerful, vigorous, capable, cle-
ver, indefatigable, diligent,violent,vehementt
apstere^ morose, illiberal, cruel, severe,
. sharps stem, arduous, difficult, abstruse, ob-
acur^, painful, poignant, [severity, rigour.
«I9!^, Wi f?W?» 9tf^;, strength, tightness,, hardness^

i^, WfA, ^j ftaR, PWrrt, i:5rt»tPil, wf , wa^» ^^rjjrf^,

C|^> ^^ power, ability, energy, strength, vali-
dity, force, vigour, valour,, violence, severi*^
ty, \f orthiaess, liberty, option, permissipa,
^utl^ority, warranty a female deity ^ the per-
sonified energy or vvife of a. god, a apear. .

■IRWT^, lipt^. ^P«W1» fia^. *trong, ^^ble, powerful^

mighty, energetic. [grain.

«f9, 32^ iv^ %\ K^, the dour ojf fried barley or oth^

Wr TOUt?^ Pf^i^> 'ttW* <«ft»tWf. possible, practicably

effectible; |he*D[ieaning;of a wacd^

%PK^, <*<»l*.tOt ^jC^ ra«^ Indra^ bow, i. e^ the rainbow.

•I^f^ ^ECV? f^«?». de^ervih^ to be feared, to be dreaded

or sttspectedl. [Shiva.

*m& ^SV, snni, f^, auspicious, propitiQUs, fortunate ;

"nn* 'vc^, ^, 319, ^11^, «t|r, suspicion, fear* dread,

fright, alarm, terror, awe, danger, peril.

*IVtf^i'1R(i^''N«, «V, afraid, /nghtened, affrighted*

alarmed, timid, fearful.

•IRH, ^, 3Pi^, ^if^ifWrs, id\ also doubtful, uocertain,

di^ubted, suspected. [gnomon.

^ m,^^,^it«9,9i^» a javeU%spike, pole, st&ke, pin.

5e4 «q«i

M% "h<» ?F|, (49 «ra W, a conch used for IHiations/or

as a bio wiog-horh ; 100 billions. [shell.

«tiil-9, ijlc«rtr97 999^, a bracelet made from the cmich

*WWj, »it<Tft, a shelUworker, maker of bracelets, &c^

Mfkt^, f*rw »w«iPPt«i ^, ^rsl, a poetical description or

cla^s of women, an apparition, a fairy.

•WW, ■W'ft, a porcupine.

■rftRl, ■W'Ti, •W'r/i, — ^cmi5T«|^ ^^, the horseradish tree.

•If^, ^ififr itWt^, ^wW, musty, stale, old.

»fjt, tirJt, — ^T^ftJrt, zedoary or mango-scented ginger.

•ti, ^% ^ff9m, ap, ^, f^^. tleceitful, ktaavish, over*

reaching, swindling, artful, crafty, insincere,
wicked, depraved; a rogue, knave, cheat,
sharper, vHlain. [liision, ftc.

•rJr^t, ^r#5t, f»Rl, ^Wl, knavery, craftiness, deceit, col-

■f^-l, '»^, OT, ^:a» ^, ^lt^, small, minute, Ifttle, in-
significant, thin, slender, [spare.

«f?W1, "l^rt,— t%3rt, W, ^^, a canoe ; longVtall, slender,

^^^ ^^ r4rn, the Bengal hemp- plant, hemp.

■fn^RV, •rnf'rfiif^ wfir, a net made of hemp.

^% ^9—^f f>'. ^^. a bull, an t)x, a hatura] w

nuch or hermaphrodite.

•W 1, i?W, wf, ^wt^, a clown, an ignorant bumpkin.

MnM, ^S^^^> |t^, ^W? ^^Wf^. emasculation, impo*

tencei, the state of a bull at liberty.

if5, «W«, — ^•r^, <^^ ^WFJ? W« W^, a hundred!

•wnf^v, ^!rw«ft4t, 4^<>nS14<w^, following many ways, em*

bracing many doctrines.

«t5«?^, ^4iic^^, CTCft, f^trt, a centipede;

n^ni, ^f^Mf^ ^WM, the 24th lunar mansion.

■ROTi^, ir^fiirTe, the climbing asparagus.

n%j9i, •fsT^rfj,— ftftai TOW? ^Rt^^, rft, a floor-clbtb, a car-

pet, chess*carpet. [pbr hundred, &c

*Hl^, 'W ^fTitf» ^f^9 relating to or denoting a hundred,

■l^. Ti% ft^ttP, an enemy, foe, adversary, opponent.

^, i<r» «t^, fSi^ist, IW, enmity, hostility, strife

•1^, "ftir«ini[, — 9r«ii ^, the planet Saturn or its regent!

•ffarfl?, f tiwr? ^u flrt^, Saturday.

'^^t, »H^««r^,— 4JW, <tnr, ofct, slowly, tardily, gently^

deliberately, gradually.

«lff, f^, fteP9, a dot, a point, a cypher, the mark (f).

«l^fi, fSF^f, ^^, inr9T#1» an oath, imprecation, curse.

«wmi, fif^^<9 ^IWX, an affidavit or testimony on oath.

"t€, ^^^» cursed, execrated, anathematized.

•nn, IP' f^^» ^ ^^^^' aliorse's hoof, the root of a tree.

*f^» ^"rft7, 1971, a corpse, dead body, carcase.

<^R?t7, iRTt? c^TTfir, the burning of a corpse. [outcast.

t^« ni^i^^Pt?, fii^m, a barbarian, savage, mountaineer,

"n^niR, intn ^*m ^(^t v^t^jn, a superstitious exercise

performed while seated on a dead body.

^f Hf*, 'W. Pc^W, ??, ^IW;, ftrw/ ^, a sound, noise,

roar, report, tone, voice, word, speech, a
declinable word, a noun, &c.

"nppy, iff^lt, ^if^9l, ^^, sounding, making a noise,

&c. sonorous. [dictionary.

■tfCTtw ^^•J^r, — ^^rf^fc^r, a vocabulary of nouns, &c. k

*rv^> ^^f ^ft^ft^^f the ear, comprehension of words, &c.

•rtfW?, *W^, a plagiary, plagiarist.

•rtfWTfV, •WT*?. — Vf, a dhitu or verbal root.

«HfT*te, ^Wrt^X, 2*. ^CTHt?, God i. e. he who is beyond

the reach of sound. [sound.

"I^tf, ^CTf ^Rffift?, the object or meaning of a word or

•W, ^ViflWPTinf, r^W^J, 4l4C4Htllit ^W, ^%, ^<i res-
traint of the senses, absence of passion,
stoicism, ascetic indifference, derout ab-
straction, quietism, inental tranquillity, pla-
cidity, calmness, calm, quiet, rest.

■fwl, Htfir, ^W, ^•PtJf, tranquillity, quietude, allevia-
tion or amendment of a disease.

ntf^, nvff ^TS\, iwfrf<t« T'W, w, x^fWpn, mental trai^

quillity, immolation of beasts, Tama.

*^f 1)nvl,99 ^^,a pod, leffume; a species of Miniosa.

6W «1*f^^*

■ «

*rv7, *ft^« Tl^, tl^, a bivalve $heU, a sDail.

Him^^r t^f^^'^f a hawk or falcon. [repose.

"fij^, ^^, f^zBl ^^'Tf f=f^t to lie down, recline; sleep,

^Hl'^?? ^ ^y — l^rajt^tt?, ^'RWW, a bedroom* bedchamber.

H?^, *t?C'^? l^^ff proper for repose, fit for lying down,

^% f^;ST<frM, J^f ly^'^S down, asleep, reclined.

•W1, ^WW •nr^ *?1 9t?, t^f^nn, a bed, a couch, a sopba.

"^ ^, ^*«, '^ ftPW, ^J ftiivt^, an arrow, the bore

or swell of the tide, a sort of grass or reedL
cream, the scum of milk.

nj9ft9i, f^rf^F^ "Sti 7^, a thick discharge of arrows.

•r^d, $t^^» a lizard, a chamelion.

»r5<i, ^<si% fitf8*n»i^, T^ftW^, a refuge, shelter, defence,.

protection, protector.

•ncHtfl^, '^j^rt^W,— 'itfiar^, ^«w«rft, ^wsitf^, ^"Wt^fw. a re-
fugee, one who ta)ces refuge or shelter in
another, umc^er protection of, relying on, sup*
ported by, surrendering, calling for quarter.

^^•, ^^WC^, ^«t?; ^t«t?, ?^W. fit to. be made a

refuge or shelter, worthy of dependance ; a
refuge, diefence, protection, protector.

'tj^-^iW, ^ftpr ^^f^» ^iwtwir •» ^t^* the autumnal or

sultry season, the two months after the rain^.

't^wf^ *f?^W» — ^^iWr, a shower of arrows.

«t?n/, 9f^;, a butt, a mark to shoot at.

.*t|^-^if .^«n^ fkcn, a shallow earthen basin or pet-cover.

fnrpnr, k^, a bow, y. rf. that in which an afrow is fixed.

*Vft?, C9?,crtM^,4Em#,tbe.body,a material frame,matter.

nftj^, *^, a reptile, a worm, «. e, creeping pn ihe body.

*r|t3L^<i, «t^^, ^fsHiir^^, a staking or risking of one s Ufe,

mortification or maceration of the bod v.

niti»m ^ •rr5, — mi% W?^*rH, death, the fall of the body.

■rjtj^fPP, ift«i^, 'fTOrt, f^^l, a wasting of the body, ema-
ciation, thinness, leanness.

'^tSlj^^, ^5«V«PitW ^tiKWifji ^^'^f ^ hostage.

4|IKt '567

^i^, «ft, «rwf8[?», *rt. «rt*, corporeal, bodily, having

a body, material ; an aaimal, sentient'being.

^"f^, fMt, ^, ^^TTf , clayed or candied sugar.

^^ftyi«9, fW^ •IW, WJW « "P^flU^ wr, lemonade, sher-
bet, a cooling beverage.

•tilt, wr*, P«1, ?Tftr, wightv a night.

'WV. •tW^fW, ^rf^, •Wr. a grasshopper, a locust.

«mt-«, rtBi, «?, ^rw, r^. mtt, tumiv^ w, a javelin;

dart, arrow, a skewer, peg, thin bar or rod,

the ribs of an umbrella, the bars of a cage;

A slip of bamboo, a match, a toothpick, a

probe or boujee, a niler.
■rSr, f^CTi^rt^fft^ a dry measure of 20 seers.
n^, ^fAr^, ^91, ^, the wick of a candle or lamp.
•W^. npiftrw, Indian fennel. {gendy.

*ft9f, aWR, JRCTR, ^!te?^, by slow degrees, slowly, softly,
1^, 4(1^, fT9, the scales of a fish, a flake, rind, bark.'
^^nsvf , ^.^«^. scaly, covered with scales, flaky.

■w/, r*Wf, v^, "if^, *n, c^lw, #t«w, ^irt^t, ^, '^iff, g^,

a javelin, an arrow, an iron crow or club,
a peg, pin, Blake, bamboo-rod; a bone, a
poi'cupine, difficulty, embarassment.

^kWtvnt, '4IMfli^^M OT^rtfim ^^f|[ ^tt^f^i iBi clearing of

bones, &c. frbm the site chosen, for a house.

^■nplt, r^«t7, ^^, a porcupine, frankincense^ • .

■W, "W^, •wrm, — «lfiWW, a hare o* rabbit.

■HW, 'Wpf, *p4t', — raf, t3ffWl%k the moon. •

*Kf^^, ^pnf^, hard^s homs t. €i a natural impossibiKty;

•nt^, ^i\f '«f1» repeatedly, frequently^ perpetually.

M^fir, 9C^ ^nPf tb6 outer eat^ or opemn(g' of the ear.

*W, ^!^^ eheap^ not dear, low- priced, plentiful. *

^f <tltl*, ?Rr, ^ftt ^If a weafpon, sword, scymetar,

atms, ai^ittor, a* tool, iinplSfnetlt, instrument.

«fWI^*f!P». ^afVtfn[#, wnfwvf,' an instrument-maker,

a cutler, an armoarer.

^9^^» M^> — C^HTl, cim, living by arms s. e^ U'^oldier.

W9 "W

«rintt^ J\ ^t— ^il^» wieldiagr a weapon^ canyhig arms,
^^rn^/tfg ^9^X1 f^ly the 6tu<}y of arms« military ex*

ercise. [arms.

Wjt» ^^> ^Jtl^l:^* amiedt accoutred, provided with
'W, W^nt^, ^^f ^*itftl %^nf ^reiwllt* ^Bir, ^, grain,

corn, a harvest, crop, fruit, the kernel, the

edible substance of fruits, nuts, grain, &c
ifitPtt^t, Kt^iV9, abounding in corn, fertile in grain.
«fl«, «nt, ?nr, a conch, a univalve shell.
4Wftl|t, 'WinJt,— 5;if«Ttt4t, WS^. a hag, female goblin,

apparition, a slut or slovenly woman.
Am. 9?^* a shell*ornament for th^ wrist, a bracelet.
«h4l|tf "r^^» a shell-cutter, a maker of bracelets* &c.
«h^9 «Ft<|^f ■l'*r4Mi, testaceous, provided with a shell.
sfPi, tct^ffl^ 9iT?vt^, the edible part of fruits^ &c. the

substance, kernel.

•IPF, w^ ^^ •Ri ^t7nt>» "^t^t f^rw, 't^rtft, *rfi, an cscu*

lent vegetable, pot-herb, greens, any edible
leaf, flower, fruit, stalk, root, &c. used as a ve-
getable, one of the seven Dwipas or divisions
of the world, an aera, the sra of Shdliv^ana.

«rtv, Vfftf ^^tpffv, a worshipper of Durgit in her vari-

Qus forms as the female creative principle or
personified divine energy.

■TWIf JjSW^ 'W, aora ^ftol?? ftrw, a branch, a bought

a branch or subdivision of the Vedas.

«»t«t^«f? ^ ^?f ^•R^, ctj^, a suburb,, a village.

'<ftiT*»r, Jt^p ^M. a monkey, an ape.

^^9 Vff ^^JP^^nv 'tw^ ^^W. a tree ; an obserrer

of any particular branch of the Veds.

•H^f '^•-^•ift CTtW? *«ftctc? ^l, the dress of the Hindoo

female, consisting, of apiece of cloth worn as
a petticoat, the end being, thrown over the
left shoulder. [ness, villuny.

«^;, wn, *r^, ^^f a trick, deceit, .collision, crafti-

"ft^f ^p "Wi ?V^/f^ Round, Yoiqe, s|>eech. *

*«|l 569

ftrW, a whet- stone, grind-stone, a whetting or
grinding, a pavement, a paved floor or ter-
race, a species of cloth. [lisb;

«fl«i^, ^^rrsnr, — ^^jft?Rr«i, «rtlrf»r, to whet, sharpen, grind, po-

•ft3R, f|t<J,^^, W¥, «rTt%^;, an enemy, enmity, hostility,

hatred, resentment, strife, opposition.

■ttRl, r<^, ^3f^^» white, of a white colour.

•fpr, "WRi^, — ^[^wrtw? r*lf»*r^!M, an earthen dish or plate.

■rnrt, ^ ^«iCH» ^, a weaver^s slay. .

•TW, P^, ^'rt^^, WW, ^tWfr, ^, f^, fiiret^Vt allay-
ed, appeased, pacified, soothed, calm, quiet,
tranquil.peaceable, at rest; an ascetic,a stoic.

•ttRf, "W, f^ipn, brtr, ^rt«iC3Ft^rrtl^rt^, wsT't;, ^irpfx, ^8»M*;
^ilR, tranquillity, calmness, quietness, rest,
peace, serenity, stoicism, absence of passion,
indifference to external objects or impressions,
quietism, cessation or alleviation of disease,
a religioas ceremony to avert inauspicious
accidents or procure remission of disease.

•rt*f, ^W'^WPW^I, ^f a curse, an imprecation.

•rt^WVf ^l%«WI, irjifiiTO, cursed, lying under a curse.

*n^^, P*^, ft, c*tw, the young of an animal, a foal, &€.

*ft^, *W/, an iron bar or crow.

*ri^, ^ffpr^,^5t^x*nnlt?, wf^^ptiit, nominal, of or belonging

to a noun or word, sounding, sonorous.

■rtl^, 4tbr^*, ^4^T^9f "W^l^lft 'ttlCTVI, CT?t^S*i, of or

belonging to words or sounds, versed in the;
belles-lettres, conversant in grammar, &c.

■ft^m, 9fipr,9(9,^?«i,dirty, dingy, dusky,dark-coloured.

•fWI, IWt, irf^ ficpW,^^#tftrt^, mouH, mouldinesfe, asort

of grass, a species of bird.

*fpp, tIMftf, «t^, ^ftp, a snail, a bivalve sheik

"W/, ^W/, W^fHtf, appeasable, assuageabte, placable.

•n?^,*rir^:Mt8r wft«|wi,/ the autumnal worship ofDargd.

'^nt, irfTI^Pft, two varieties of the Mina bird.

4c

570 '♦tf^

«tt|tt|[^t ^«t^,41^lf»9»bodiIy,corpoTeal,coipdra], maleriaL

HVi^t ^t*nit» ^^rf9» made of horn, horny, coraeotts.

'ft^, ^5. ^itl. *f*Pr a tiger.

mn, ^ flrt^, #t^ ISWl ^, 'Ji, IMwft^fl?, a useful tim-
ber tree, a gallows, a cross or stake for im-
paling criminals, a work-sbop.

*^ ^s ^T^, ^» a house, edifice, hall, room, place*

«f tftr, ^?irt%^ ct^x, a variety of winter-rice.

*trf^» >r?^1 ^N^» the small Bengal Mina.

domestic, belonging to a bouse, t^^ : pos-
sessing, having, shining with,resptendeDt,iD-
dined to, tending towards, having a bias to.

iftip, nw «f^l%?«w, the bulbous root of the lotus, &c.

"ftsjlf,. *n^ «I^ tt»r|w l^fiw fiwl^ a caaoe foraied of the

trunk of a single Shil tree.

"ftorl^t 1^^ ^V' the silk-cotton tree.

«<t^^, 'WPf *rt^ ^■WRI f|#? ¥t^, a wife's or husband*s

mother, a mother-in-law. [vernor.

■rtn*. iWRtft, OPRWW, governing, rulings &c. a go-

•^PR* 'fti, ^lf^» ^•*^» '^'''f' ''rfSpW?, W» ?iW, ^tW, ^ftlf
f*2i?i WW •tfw'r, ^#P?^, «JR, discipline, correc-
tion, punishaient, rebuke, reprimand, re-
dress, reproof, government, administration,
rule, dominion, controul, authority, a police,
command, edict, government of the passions,
&c: to rule^ subdue, suppress, punish, &c

«Wni^, *lt^/,-T-wiftir, f^^prty; ^rt?^, requiring controul,

to be subdued, &c. punishable, censurable.

'^fWtPf, ^3[?« 151^, correction, censure, a reprimand.

•rt'iT^, ti^'^r, ^srypT, to chide, reprove, punish, correct.

•ttPFps, H^,irt8r»,«rf^«, controlled, govemed,punished,&c.

Htvi, f^jJWft, tw«rtfe, one who discipUoeSi controls or
I punishes, a governor, ruler.

^^i f^^« V% 4erf^59s^7, punishment, chastisegent,

correetion, discipline, rengeance.

^, T"* 2^' ^ ^rtfif , flW^, ^aw«r, a book, treatise,

literary work, sacred writing or book of au-
thority in religion, law, art, science or let-
ters, a law, a set of rules or maxims, science.

^ta^.^^l, K^JJ^^, an author, the authors of the

sacred writings, &c. [science, kc.

ftl«. Wi^l^rrBl. acquainted with the sacred writings,

nta^t^*, •fftat? f^<T^ *r«j?p, lawless, licentious, unre-
strained by laWF, &c.

*ftKft^,^ftap:iP«t,— '•tf^^, «r^«i, f3lW«^. f^W/rt«, versed in the
Sba'sters, skilled in theology, science or books.

^tt3pr8^»r«R,~ft5^'it«»t5f1i, approved or authorized by

the Shasters. [Shisters,

•ftaitirt, liTirt, ^tn\% proved or established by the

m|t!f, *»jtx^<fl'i», *ft3|l^, 6f or belouiiing to the Shiis-

ters, scriptural, scientifical, legal, drawn from
the Shasters, (as a proof, quotation, &c.)

'fltSWIi, 'triftT^, declared or commanded in the Shasters.

f^. ^W KTW ^tf « ^«i, irw;, ig^, a female ornament

worn on the forehead, a wreath, a mitre.

ft^, ^flWft? m, m?, mf?, ^^w? ^rtl^ ^rw^, a fibrous root,

the gums, the origin or first of a family.

^^(^f^, ^J'lpT, 1^^, ^T^, a chain, fetters, bonds.

N<P1, H^;, — ht^im, f^wn, 5¥^ mfl, the cords of a car-

rying-yoke, a sling or noose, a hanging shelf.

fwn, CTi^rt? •ipij^, the rearing up of a horse.

fW^, ^«at*W, tl3P, Pwx, Stai, a teacher, instructor, spiri-
tual guide, a learner, a student.

f^% N^'C, Ptflrl^^, ^iWft^??3<i, to learn, study, acquire

knowledge, to receive instruction.

W^fl, ^icrt<tirt, ^'irrt^, rror? ^«r fVt^, instruction, teach-
ing, jstudy, learning, doctrine. [tutor.

Ptirt^RTtn, ^<rW^, *f?t^, *lt^?r, to teach, instruct, train,

ftr^?^, 1^;, ^t^r, •*??!, a learner, scholar, student.

rtVPft?^, '•Wft^f^, ^fa, <t?^, a teacher, instructor, tutor,

master, a learner, a student.

fHwWWf^^tokif ^WW¥, ^ilHiP» a. tutor, preceptor, ifr-

structor, teacher, school-master.

ptf5f», Mwt«tr«, ^iWiW, f^Tlfi, irflR, «5t taught, instructed^

learned, acquired, studied, clerer, skilful,
trained, docile, tame.

f^^r?, f^tw\ ^% to learn, study, acquire knowledge.

Pt<t?, •rt:^ 'JW, ^, ^jj, ^^, ^JW^, a mountain-peak,

summit, the top of a tree, the point of a
sword, &c. the end, the forepart.

f*t^, ^t^, ^^, ^ttf , a peaked mountain, a tree, a plant

• «^ ^

arsf ^, i^Wf flame, a blaze, a tongue of fire, a crest,
tuft of feathers or grass, a lock of hair left
on the crown, a spike or ear of corn, a point,
pinnacle, pyramid, summit, mountain-peak.

r-*«t^, ^^rt^f^, W^j f^^ ^% to teach, instruct, tutor,

. train, punish, break in, &c. [ment.

tH«tf*, ^STrt^nn, f^JJC, *n^f teaching, training, punish-

^<T^.fH^,— ^, CT|. ^^, |]5Wtw. Agni or fire, the

personified descending node ; flaming, blaz-
ing up, crested, tufted, &c.

pr^, Wr<^.— iff? «r|st, m. <^/. a peacock, a pea-ben.

Pt*, *fftRl ^w, the horse-radish tree or its root..

IHv, Hir, an animaKs horn. [horn.

tHfl, ^^r Prfiw ^, a cupping-horn or tube, a blowing

Wc^pr, ^aff^f^fi, f^«if>», horned, having horns.

Prw^, fttr^, TtfH^ W, the mucus of the nose, snot.

Wsr^r, fitflf -5,— ^«^, iwwtr??? iif^, to gingle, tinkle ; the

gingling of ornaments, &c.

N^, Vrt, ^ttJf, ^tt^, dregs, refuse, scum, diross.

Pf^N?, ^P5tM>ytft, — W^kCTWip, ^rf5^ ^c^t^, a tingjing

or creeping of the flesh thro' sudden alarm,
horripilation, trepidation,, cold fear.

t^f*W^, f^t^^, ^r^«i,.to tingle or creep as the flesh.

H|t, rtlt,.— HfT^irsr, a ladder, stair- case, flight of steps.

fWpBti, ^tlM, ^^«(T^, a cushion^.a pillow, a bolster.

^^W^f ^f^ 'tfjf Wrt^, ^W»^ vwitiiWI'h, slapkjlpoBe, ftac-

cid» flabby, fox, relaxed, slow, dilatory, inac-
thei inert, inattentive. [perity.

f*W, ^lt>iC«9,:a(TV^/, Shiva or the destroyer, welfare,pros-

fH^anftr, Jfrt iWCT? ^*K<W[ ^^[J*Nt, the fourteenth of the

wane in Magha, as sacred to Shiva.

Pn, pm,—*ffnn,«^, a jackal,

Pr?1, r*r^, — ^Pwnit, ^«ft, ^wpft, Durga consort of Shiva.

PWff, Pfw? ♦fwt'f ilPW, vntv, a temple of Shiva, a ce-

metery or place where bodies are burnt.

fWwt, r^n^ ^t^, v^, ♦ft»J<t, a covered litter, a palkee.

^fft?, I5«I^< ^JPHii ^T^ft^, a camp, a barrack.

PW, fHrt, W^, — ^fiP!?1, VlStfi>? C<tt»i1, a kidney-bean, le-
gume, a pod, pea-pod, bean- shell, &c.

t^WWf "fWrt^WF, the silk-cotton tree.

^^'W'f, "J^l^f, WJP, a jackal or fox.

P9?-l, W^, ><^Hr «4Hi ^TifTW, «^, 'TTlt, a nerve, sinew,

tendon, blood-vessel, vein, artery, the pulse^
any tubular vessel^ a gut or entrail.

f^, irf9, mvi, ^'iHiwtt, the head, the top or upper,

part of a thing. [ming of the head.

fH?i?r^-w,inm[Wl, «^^fW, vertigo, giddiness, swim-

Pl»i^ ^ 'W,— ^^CT? CTPrt, a head-ache.

P^i'Tln, fHc?t^tt, — fiWrt, ^•ffllf^ W^, the address of a

letter, a superscription, title, inscription.

%J*t1, nn^CT? '•'iR, restiveness in a horse, rearing up.

^r?9, f^% ^, «^, a helmet, hat, cap, turban, crown.

Pncf , ir»*l^i, ^♦lftflr^,«rtct«r, on the head or top, top-
most, chief; a leader. [reverence.

f^MtW«r, ^irYt?9 0^% a bowing or nodding, obeisance^

PKVT^, ^>nn9, m^/, "vff^f, to be received and attended

to with respect, to be respectfully obeyed,
respectable. [on the head.

f^fnttilt^, f^Vti^t >nR9? ^^r a gem worn in the crest or

%nrt^^^, «?^^n«tt^ n^c^ ^rs^» the hanging or drooping

of the head as in one dying.

(74 ^

a rock^ a flat stdni) for griiKliDg condiments,
&c. a hail-6tone, the sill of a door, arsenic.

PWtTifi, ^'^^^ t^^i a muUer or stone roller.

mwi4%1, f^ivrr^9, a species of medicinal moss or lichen.

t^WT^fi, Krtt^W, a haiUstone^ hail. [labour.

T^fB^-^ f^^^ftftlf, a manual or mechanic art, handicraft

fHt^MRi ^ ^?, W»^,— *Tfir^, ^n», r^44fitW>, a mechanic,

handicraftsman, artizan, artificer, workman,
manufacturer, artist. [mechanics,

W^'HfSWil, fl^sttN^, the tneohanic arts, handicraft trades,

WIW?, 'JtftfjMf *W **S^» d«w, fitwt, the dewy sea^^oti.

fth», ^ff*t^, t^^, •rt^l*, WT^, ^^, ^, a child, infant,

lad, boy, the young of an animal, a calf, foal,
pup, &c. [fency, pupilage.

P^^^rt^f N^T, — T'^/. '4W4WI«1, childhood, boyhood, in-

fH«^, Pf««rt?,— «^^, ^ ^^S, the gangetic porpoise.

IHnn, C«g, the penis or male organ. [sures, sensual.

P*rtW?<19T1t^, f^M^^<|H>», ^TM^, devoted tt^ bodily plea-

Pw, «>S?ft, ^W^<t1, an ear of eom, a fltjwer- s^pike. flame.

disciplitied, instructed, ttained, w^U-brec,
polite, polished, genteel, civil, gentle, tract-
able,docile,obedient,submissive,manageal>}e.

^i^, ^«*f«1, 'rysl, politeness, urbanity, docility, &c.

^f^ti^t?, ^3^1, ^»?^i^, polite conduct or behaviour, gen-
tility of manners. [ins:.

I^it^fft, *W, ^^Sf '^Jf. polite, genteel, civil, condescend-

fH^;, ^fai, ^^1, a disciple, scholar, ptipil.

I*t^<i, Wt«Rr^,c5rprMp, a glow or creeping of the flesh from

sudden sensation of pleasure or pain.

quick, speedy, rapid, swift, fleet; quickly.

harshly, speedily, fast, apace, immediately,

soon. [expeditious.

^9t, *ll3«tt^, — ^»^?n*, ^^^, swift-going, rapid, fleet.

cold, chilly, frigid, idle, lazy, dull, apathe-
tic, stupid. [winter- time»

"^-^W^, vpn, WHjr, wytft^f the cold season, the winter^

'^^Tt, ftr«nwlN ^fRwa, ^n^p a cold-season ganpent.

^t^«, ftv^l, afraid of the cold, chilly.

'frw, tl[ii97, ftni, cool, refreshing, cold, chilly, frigid*

'flw-W, f%«^ :h^T^, coolness, cold, frigidity, chilliness.

4tWfitft, Hmt^ ^RW^ ftl^, a cool mat used for beds, &c.

"ft^, T9^9 the small- pox or its presiding goddess.

^tswC Q^^rTT^?, affected by the cold, cold, chilly.

'ft*^^!?, ^ f^ 'f^ W\ 'tfte?? ^M^ '^^^f Pf^f a glow

of sudden pleasure, or creeping of th$ flesh
from an unpleasant sensation. [witheired.

^<, f1, #t<i, ff^, thin, slender, emaciated, l^an, dry,

'^, irw^, ^^, the head.

"ft^r-^, wff, ««», Tft^ «5^l, i^firai, HT?1, (ffffiB, nature, ia-

nate property, character, disposition, apeci*
ally good conduct or disposition, temp^, in-
clination, bias, tendency to, propensity,

'ftsT-^, wt^5[N», ^'Sr^^iRlJ, ^*f?i<^, fSrfM^ apt, inclined to»

having a bias towards, fond of, te^diug to,
endowed with, possessed of

'ft^RTf , f^t^T, ^«^p¥T?f^i, 51TO, 'p;iiirr?, well-inclined, ami-

able, well-disposed, well-conducted.

^, f^injl, fHit, a legume, a pea-pod, bean shell, &c,

4^, »^, ^V ^^^, dried ginger.

^7, !9^f ^r%? ^9 an elephant s trunk or proboscis.

^ft, rorfac^*1, a distiller, vintner, vender of liquors.

«^, !^ ^Pv fti?W, a parrot.

^^'r, vm^f c^r^^, in<w, Pi^t^, «^?e^, ^i^,^^ t^^^,

to dry up, shrivel, become dry, evaporate,
fade, >)vitber, heal, waste or dwindle away.

^??t1, ^fJ?^, iPr, rwi^ dry, sapless, withered up, shri-
velled, [drought.

^W, ^W, ^^^ ^iRWri, dry, dried, emaciated; dryness,

676 ' «^

uivfT, rw^, t^»W?t^, ^^tpf ♦fpf •ft€v, ^w, 'ftfn t^^, *lt,

to dry, cause to dry up, parch or shrivel up,
to pine or dwindle away, \7aste away, to
wipe or dry up, to fade, to fall as a river.

tl^» ^lAil, — ^^, ^^, ^% dry, lean, thin, emaciated.

^ffW>^^Wnrt withering, fading, drying away.

tl9, 9T^, 1^f9fn ^V^, ^nn^r, sour-gruel, a bitter sauce

or condiment, a species of vinegar or acid
preparation from fruits or roots by steeping.

%f9. ^^^, rw, *tst?^fW, w^^m, ftiw^, ft^, dryness,

a shrivelling up, consudiption, a pearl oyster,
a cockle, a muscle, spots on the eye.

^f5p^, fNFf 'tnr, ^5|fW^, a pearl-oyster, a kind of sorrel.

>$f^rVi f^1i c^f^, a pearl. [its regent ; white.

riW, nra*, tt 2?i rt^, semen virile, the planet Venus or

^Sap^rTS.fr^WJ^^frWt Friday. [bright.

>j)^, CHrs^^', f^rvf, fj?«, white, of a white colour, pure,

^|f^^> Kc9?[ ^ftk^Fl^, the fortnight of the moon's increase.

>Sf^, C'lR^?, •t^T?, whiteness, brightness, purity.

^W-1, 'J^, 'JSI, the awn of barley, &c. an insect's bristles.

^W^, irt^l 'T^ir, to smell, to scent. [of errata.

^Firl, ^fk, ^fti^t^, the correction of a writing, a table

Hffe, ^«, ^rf*ar, ^, Pr^, ♦Iftwt?, pure, holy, purified by

ablution, clean, correct. [purity.

^f^> ^WS\f ^P(3i^, purity of mind, sanctity, outwad

^«t, 'i^* ^^ ^^^. dried ginger,

tl% ^, ^f^^, an elephant's trunk or proboscis.

^f^9, ii?iftC3|^^1» a vintner, vender of liquors, distiller.

pure, purified, upright, clean, cleansed, cor-
rected, correct, right, proper, unmixed, un-
adulterated, mere; alone, only.
^% •tfOTSl, ^ftf^, *tf%, «f^«i?t^, ^ffic^nn, ^^^, purity,

purification, cleanness, sanctity, rectitude,
uprightness, simplicity, uuadlilteratedness,
correction of a writing, correctness.

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91f<i, M; f 4w, sitfl, to anaead, grow better, improve.

«<Rtt<i, '•I ^^ nflwff 5R[<i, it?T^, »w^, «rllw?t ^«l, to

• »

cerrect a writing, free from faults or errors,
amend,reforip»repair, rectify, modify, cleanse,
purify, refine, expiate, forgive, remedy.

^f , mvi, utai, ^/f^f^^, only, merely, alone, except.

W^, «^,— *, ^?, ^?|ft, w. /. a dog, a bitch.

iQl^ir, «t^H, ¥t^7, to hear, listen, mind» regard, attend to.

V^rt^, flf?^ ^^> ^^» ^^9 to cause to hear, &c* to tell,

to relate, to repeat.

w, 1^, aiw^, wfl, fir?, ^wn, ?Rft«i, ^pw, ^fWrfl, good,

happy, auspicious, lucky, propitious, favour-
able, agreeable, pleasant, handsome ; good»
good fortune, welfare, auspiciousness.

i9Ki97, ^tfnr, awf^rtlt, sinrPwn?^, auspicious, propitious,

lucky, conferring good or welfare; an ac-
countant, arithmetician, [tioo.

HSV9^, irar*iir!fyi, a good or auspicious acfc, a lucky ae-

VWF^i, n^99[% — tcRTT? ^•IfJJ? ^, a lucky moment, a fa-
vourable time. [pect of affairs*

^j{7, %W 9^lt^, a prppitious ^planet or favourable as-

W»vr|t, ^^vWvrSt,— •Wt^i^, njwfwilf, benevolent,

seeking the good of others ; a well-wisher.

Tlvf^V^, ^W*i»M4>, devising or contriving good, think-
ing of another's good.

tS'VTfk, ^vt^;, good fortune, good luck, a lucky destiny.

^»^Tf%«, w^n^, ^t'ft^M, war^if, fj^^^^f prosperous, fortu-
nate, lucky, auspicious.

^%«1, ^<, ^fT/, 'ST'nrsI, ^^' ^^^ ^° circunastances,

favourableness, opportuneness, propitious-
ness, seasonableness, calmness or serenity of
weather, &c. fine weather.

^» *^. nri» W^JPim.^, white, feir, bright, shining.

^JRlt, ^N^ififtJ^I, Wj ifftp^ ^K¥i ff%^% having \vhite

teeth ; the female elephant of the N. W«

^3fP«i W5, Ppft^, the moon.

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578 «jNflHf»»

♦f^ Pr^cT?<it^ W?, price, a toll, duty, impost, in*
land customs, a wife's marriage present from
iier husband, a wife*s legal perquisites arising
from the profits of liousehuld labour, &c.
purchase money given to a bride's parents,
earnest-money given in a contract or pur-
chase in order to bind or ratify the bargain.

^^, ^•PS'srric, theGangetic porpoise,

««lfW, r?*ic^, ^fRnns^, Utal, frrn, WnPrin, closely or ob-
sequiously attentive ; a servant, disciple, ap-
prentice, hireling, slave, superintendant.

tifilwi, 5?«IPW1, ^^^nn, ♦IftwCri, «r^^^, obsequiousness,

close attention, prompt service or atten-
dance, obedience, desire to hear and obey.

^^*i1, rtW, ^^, a drying, drying up, exsiccation.

«^, irT«r, rcnrjl, c^tv, 'ftjtn, IJifi, dry, dried up. wi-
thered, shrivelled, scorched, sapless, jiiice-
less, pale, sallow, thin. [ties.

"JW, ^ffl, — ^^, the awn of barley, &c. an insect's bris-

^^^f^t ^•Nt 5f|^, ^91^1*1, ^^CT, the hairy caterpillar.

'^^tPTJ, ^ Wtfi', bearded grain, as barley, &c.

"J^wra, ^9 — ^^t^p w^^f^ CTtir f^€, -JsilUPl*, awned,

bearded, bristly, setaceous.

H^, 'Jl^, — nrst?, ^?W[, m.f. a hog, boar, sow.

'♦ia-li ^^^^, ^^HFT, m.f. one of the fourth or lowest order

of Hindoos, the Shudra or serving class.

•rijt, "fiBT^, — ^'Jra? ^, ^^, the wife of a Shddra.

desert, waste, uncultivated, lonely, still,emp-
ty, void, blank, vacant, hollow, unoccupied ;
the atmosphere, sky, heaven, a vacuum, void
space, the hollow in a tree, a dot, a cypher ;
affix : destitute of, void of, withoixt,'fVee from.

^f^f t^iw^t^, emptiness, vacancy, vacuity.

'pnH'r, f^w^'pr, giddiness, sudden failure of ^ight.

^fWHit, ^^1%^ .ftc^, W[tir<ti»t, au ath^Ut who; denies

the reality of matter. [place.

•t^ffW, fiwf«r» f^rtfic^nr, an empty, desert or uninhabited

^^K^, ft99r%, "mfWf, empty-handed, sparing, [of com.

^*1» ^f ^$in» an insect^s bristles, the awn or beard

yu^l4t» ^f^9 ^^41 41^, the hairy caterpillar.

*5?T?r, n*?, rrVf:, a hog, a boar.

^^ ftft V^Vfi, 3p&» 4»i4l^, i!t^, a hero, warrior, cham-

pion, the sun; bold, iMrave, intrepid.

"tSU, 9it^» USfUp heroism, bravery, intrepidity, courage.

^n, <»!, irtjy. an esculent root.

^f "WW, rW, Wrt, ^^ WRi, a stake, pale, pike,

spit, speaTy.dart, a sharp paim

iJl^i^jin ;ri titt^, W^^, ^tl^*^, sharp pain, a cholic, rheu<^

matic pains. [spearman.

'Wtrt^, c"tii|>9, ?t?ttf1?1, bearing a pike or javelin ; a

iwr-^lf^, flinr, ^it^fr,. to bore, pierce, excite acute pain.

ipwf>, W»i,,"WW, ?nrri«f, a javelin, spear, pike, dart.

^, *;{sifSrf^^» yt^C4wvi^, armed with a spear, afflicted

with choUc, &c.

■htt«l# rwl^» ^^f wiF, a jackalt a fox.

•J^pf-1, t^Wlt, CT^, ^^^^ a chain, a fetter,, a tie.

^'twtfUf *[ipril, — ^f^mt^,. orderly arrangement, comiection,.

concatenation, ordei^

^Yup^, ^^n? ^W^, a ehain^ for the feet of an elephant.

nw, ^nr> 1^% ^t^^, H^, ^, thehom of an animal/

a mountain peak or summit.

^€t?9 ^iftV/fr, vA, ^Bfl, hf^^ amatory sentiment, pas-
sion, love, sexual intercourse, copulation,
coition. [civious.

ij^ftfV, ^t^flH, ?Ft^, an impassioned lover; fond, las-

1^, ^fW^ Wi, f^cvif, f^^f homed, crested, peaked.

r4^t9» ^""fT^irf^l^^. ^, a ave^U summit^mountain^peak .

vtmvn, ^<d,. a porcupine.

rVTR. ^ V^f crafty, cunning;; subtle, artful, clbver.

rt?W> •ftfiti'Wt a jackal OF fox.

l^¥l^1» l^f^^f'i'y ftn si^&tic plant, oonf6riha» wto§ii
rt«r, ?T?5h, *WW, a pike, spear, dwt, bjAl

wtWHt?, ^iw;^ 'iwftri, ftWW, ^fVft, an end, limit, ter-
mination, finish, conctasion, cessation, the
tatter part, rest, residue, remntat,Temainder,
balance, sequel, what is left, omkted or
rejected, leavings, a sunriver, resah; coBire-
quence, doom, the- king of serpents; last,
latest, final, ultimate, utmost, surviving, over^
done, finished, future. [ofdnth.

^<K«t«t, ^^«r9i«f , iRT^nn'T, the last time, latter end, time
rm^* c^iptt,— ^iv^ft^ old age, the last state.
f^m^WI, ^(vc, HarrW^^, afternoon, close of day.
Pl?^^CVt^, ^f^^C^lJR, eating anothers leavings, eat-
ing after others. [quence
Cimm, ^(^.^mi'^lR, a catastrophe, ill resuttybad-conse-
rftTtf^, TT^^iV^it^y the close or last watch of the night
C!"IW, "ilW, •ft?* •I^W^, ♦IfWiW, finally, lastly, at length,

at last, &c. afterwards, then, next, hereaft^.
^^;, #M^,f|n9^, coldness, chilliness, frigidity, rigour.

^if*wx, iNrft, iW«t^, '■itvi;, ^iR^^cT'nrt, x^\ ^it? ^m*,

. slackness,looseness,flaccidity, remissness, in-

attention, delav, proerastination.dilatoriness.
\^^ mc^ ^«1fiVi a shivite or devotee of Shiva,
^^m, P^TtiM, an aquatic plant, conferva, moss.
^<M, ^9, fm, a rock, crag, mountain.
- ^^, c^^> ^^ttf » vvt, a conti4 vance, device, stratagem,

easy method, avt, kniaok. [stance.

\y^St ^vt^/, ^ttwt^Y> hardness, stoneness; Ik stony- snb*
^>^hPC, 7l«iA«tiP^;, infancfy, childbed; iKryhood, miiMrity.
<*(M7, 1^77, ^^, to lie down, to sleep^ repose, nap.
«Vw«r''t^, Jt^ «r«r, to smell, to scent.
nt9» ^(<» n^y ^«iW,'ii^m, gtief» sorrow; tamentKtioB,

wailing, mourning, woe, regret,
"^'^tftr^, r<t<l> — c«f|>», flp^, sorrowfnl, grieving^ &c.

WWit WW^—'WIftt^ ftl'W, ^■'^'•^ grieved, tad, aiizi^

ous, sorrowful, uahappy, sorry, repentant.

fftwt ft^, ^ii^^t^ ^t^wi, grief, sorrow, regret, repei^

tance, anxiety. [made.

nt^» ^n f<m, a shrub of whose bark a sort of cord is

rff^t WW^IW, WHt^,— -WW <rtw ftcw, senna.

iWtfs«, ?5#, CTtf, blood.

vtt% ^Rffdf ^^^, a swelting, intumescence.

WT^, «^? ^•MIR, f^wpt, «ft»rT, payment of a debt,

paying off of arrears, retaliation of injuries.

to pay, liquidate, clear off, discharge, reta-
liate, correct a writing, purify, cleanse ; re-
fining of metals, arithmetical subtraction.

rtt^plt?. rtt«^ — CW, CiRl, <lf^wPW, payable, due, requir-
ing to be cleared off, to be corrected, &c.

WtWM, ram% ^ ^^^t f^^rt^* ^^, to correct, rec-

tify» amend, v» n. to recover, reform, im-
prove in character and conduct.

rtWf, «wi*R, vtn nt^n? • i^^9 ^^^\w, 5jjir?. ^f wwar,

to shine, appear to advantage, be comely
or pleasing to the sight, befit, become ; beau-
ty, elegance; beautiful, comely, handsome^
splendid, shining^ auspicious, propitious.

ritv^tv, f!m4t?, to be adorned. or beautified, &c.

nt^, Af^, €t9\f ^l4%f tii!m6, light, lustre, brightness,

radianoe^ splendour, glory, beauty.

mvt^. ^9nV\, ift^/m^, ^59, shining, resplendent, come*

ly, beautiful, omamentaL
ntvtffv, ^^tflm ^, the Shajind or horse-radish tree.
clt^lft^t ^0t ^!^f ^Pt«» splendid, illustrious, comely,

beauttful. [did.

ritf^, ft^fir^, tftVTf^, beautified, adorned/ made sq[>len'»
€*<ttft, firaNKt«irl,^, a reclining, reposing, sleep, repose,
rnffpf, m^ ^?rt«i, fjrt^, to make to lie down, cause to

repose, to put or lay to sleeps

riWI, WTO w ftr*!, Indian cork, fi ^span^ .plant Qsdt

for forming floats for fishing nets.

rifff, ^l^«1. ^^T[» W?nrr«r, W^, Ct^Wtft. dryness, a wast-
ing or drying up, pulmonary eonsumptioo.
exhaustion, suction, [rapacious.

VW9f ^SV?, f^rVTTf^, drying up, absorbent, avaricious,

r^% ^W ^% iTff«i, to dry up, become dry or ex-
hausted, to imbibe, dry, suck up, exact, ex-
tort, fleece, plunder, impoverish. [exacter«

rttl^Jil, VtCtW, PrwTtf^, an extortioner, plunderer,

rtn^, cm^, ^Wt^* P^W^. a sucking up, a long draught

or pull in drinking or sippkiog^ extortion,&c.

V^i^, ^tPn(^ IPW R»91, ^rnnlft. rw, ^fls, a purificatory

rite, purification, ablution* washing, evacua-
tion by stool, purity, cleanness. [spirits.

r^f^', Ijftj wniW, uti^tw, a vintner,, distiller, dealer in

ctI^, C^f*w, — irt^^^rtlWWtf abutcher, poulterer, vender of

flesh. [elegance, beauty, learning.

r^vf, t^Ef;^ r^^, ^^W, pleasantness, agreeableness,

v^m^ft f^» v<3i, polite, well-behaved;, well-bred, of

polished manners. [courage.

t^^t *|^, ^fTTW, heroism, prowess, valour, brav^,

'•Wpr* "Win^ ^W, f^^^^, a place for burning or bu-
rying the dead, a cemetery, a sepulchre.

'W*. Wf^ CTfy, the beard.

"^s^^f ^tPiW^^ ^, a female with a beard.

^VtH, *rrtW, — ^«w^^ itin\ ^!^\ dark in colour, dark-
blue, black, green.

^it^n-crft^ ^^ 9t4t, Durgi.or the black goddess.

*fW-^, "ffnw,-- utii ftpW, a species ofgrassor its seeds.

•f/fW, vW^, a water-plant, conferva, moss.

•trtHI^, r"W«iW?, ^^iWrtfttN, overrun with moss, moss-
, grown, mossy. [or sister.

•rfm-?F, *rJt^,— ♦rtt? jW «W^, «i. 4' /. a wife's brother

V^s^p ^\9H^, the hawk or falcon. [nerating.

«re^tt^, #it|jp, 'i^fjtv^, possessed of faiths trusting* ve-

^aro, ^ fPtmr, ^t^n* *t^, nm. ^r^, >l^ faitK, strongf

belief, trust, reverence, respect, a wish, de-
sire, liking, inclination for, purity.

^sro^, w fiwt^ W^, ^v, possessed of faith, having

veneration for; [liking.

«f«pT, IWT^Wtfl', W, believing, trusting, venerating,

«rt^, ^^^, «fw?r it?^, ^% to hear; hearing, attention,

the ear. [serving attention.

4<44t9, ^f^nn?x^W, m^;, audible, fit to be heard, de-

3t^«»1, ITfiT^^'lt^ ^TJTO, the twenty-second lunar mansion.

»a{^^tS5xr, ^^, ^•l, the organ of hearing, the ear.

<s^^, ^^rPSt^, ^;ar, ^at^W^I, Jtf*, toil, exertion, industry,
'diligence,application,pains,fatigue, weariness.

aprtt^, 'SWlNp, aNft, — 4^cb^tni^, %«FJ>ft, sedulous, industri-
ous, laborious, assiduous, diligent. • -

«arti;, t^t^CTtCT? %WP1 ^Ktfk W[^f W'^W, funeral obse-
quies or offerings to the manes of deceased
ancestors. [obsequies.

^®?, ^1 Wtl[^, .'•wwifi ff^, of or belonging to funeral

^aJW, «IWW?, ^•R^, IfW, fatigued, tired, weary, spent,

jaded, languid. [relaxation, refreshment.

«ttl%, ^>wrtW, 'fif'f, fir?TiJ, lassitude, weariness, fatigue,

lastT^^i, rwf m»f, •wmw? «^, «^rT^, «rt^«fT«, the first

month of the rainy season, a causing to hear
or speaking in another's hearing ; acquired
by hearing, oral.

<ifT^;, ^^. ^^f«^ WTW, cnrcHftnK^ftF?, fit or proper to

be heard, audible.

tfWFtflr^, C«ft, fortune, prosperity, luck, good for-
tune, success, riches, elevation, consequence,
fame, glory, beauty, splendour, Lakshmi the
goddess of fortune ; prefix: glorious, illustri-
ous, excellent, eminent. . [perity.

•^ftW, V^'^f vw9i, envious, vexed at another's pros-

Ift^w, U^, iv^, the Bel or wood-apple.

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ftvif ff^f ^S!^» ^f'^' ^iFlfv* poor» unfortaBftte, ill-
fated, luckless, fallen, degraded. [letter.
Siftr, ^MJ U^ ftr»i» the inscription Son the back of a

tM, Sll^> >* illustrious, eminent^ famous, glorious,

A^, ^1^9 3 wealthy, prosperous, fortunate, beautiful.

aN, 9tn «^ f^HnOtt «nc^ ^ra««, heard, reported.

**W«f^, ^iC^^f 'RT'fl, ^t*Wt itfl ^rttl ^ ^f despised,

disregarded, overlooked, connived at.

^#(^» ^^v^f 7^9 ^^ ^^> hearing, audience, rumor, re-

port, the ear, the Vedas. [sani sound.

0^f^ ^^fV^S^ ^■vRtfl ^> a cacophony, harsh or unplea-

^tt^^lf^, t^nnP^ mnTfl, the reading or study of the Ve-

dtis, the text of the Vedas*

«n, inn? ^f ^^> a sacrificial ladle^ sacrifice, oblation.

C«r4t, n*>ftF, 10^ 5W, ^itYI*' ^ ^*®^ row, tier, range*

rank, an avenue, regular order.

cet4t^ 98|4^,— am^, ^m^n^, disposed in regular or-
der, ranged ip a hne.

wr?t, Km, a, ?»fW, fftp, ^^ln, irt* H?, ^X^ virtue, mo-
ral ment,'goad fortune, prosperity, beatitude;
good, excellent, best, pKferable, proper.

Z^ dftrt?, nr^, "^^^rvfl, ^W, best, excellent, chief,

superior, great, eminent, principal, prime,
select, capital, pre-eminent ; a chief.

catlTri, cft^TRJ, ^nu, ^^^, greatness, eminence, supe*

riority, excellence.

cenA, ^vf^oPV, the hip, the loins. [to, audible.

mrw, ^tT^r^tiC ntw, 9^^c^'t^, fit to be heard or attended

9snn, wm ^ntf , a stream, current, the flow of a river

€sn^, ^tVWSU ^^f^nn, a hearer, an auditor.

Wttau «WC<»t5pr, ^*C ^•i, the ear.

min versed in the Vedas; modest, docile,

well-behaved^ [Vedas.

^, mpnro, c^cvrtv, any observance prescribed by tbe

St^t ^^9 WH^> ^*?F. ^V4*t*f, ^wif, fNtfl^ slack, loose,

lax, soft, iflaccid, flabby, relaxed, careless,
indifi^rent, laey; slackness, &c.

Ittfl, TD#>f, Vf^ttv, praise, eulogy, apptaase, flattery.

KPft, Vf%^rft» k€)^, 9T%V, praisiDg, applauding,flatter-
: ing, thankful, boasting, coneeited.

Itrt/, l^t^^,-^-<nt»»iiftf, im^^ ^nv?4t9, pfaise-worthy,

laudable, to be praised, respectable.

titi, ^f^ fSf^i ^mftifap^, nfi^ connected, joined,

combined, embraced, surrounded.

nfw, irtr, awiNiiW/, «w^tCT/? 'nw^^f, ^^iww, ii*wt^, ifti ,

^^tf^iFf, a je^^t, double-entendre,'pun, paronoma-
sia, irony, sarcasm, union, combination, con-
nexion, associatioh, (iontact, an embrace,
embracing or clinging to.. [meaning,

citH9iV1, l/fiTit^/, tfw, a word or speech bearing a double

cirvn?^ ^v^fwti^. causing or producing phlegm. .

cim, 99{^, ^Mf, abouoding with phlegm, pblegmatie.

nrvl, .mi, ^ft, phlegm, rheum, serum, a cold.

nrr^, ♦or/, orw, *tffi, Wt, a verse, couplet, s.tanca, fame.

Qft^nn^, ^ft, ^S^p a composer of verses, poet, versifier.

^t, ^^mfi)'^, ?w/, to-morrow.

if3[1^, ^99^, fT^, CT^, servitude, slavery, service.

f^ir, *rt%? flm •tit? frr»i, a wife's or husband's father.

*Vitt, *traff , ^fs^tf^f VTsi, a wife's or husband*s mother.

"t^^, ^t?, r?w, f^«HtW^'CW, wind, air, breath, breathing.

•Tl, ^, f«1 a dog.

•ttfr, ^^tRifroi f^'fe ^, ?T^^t?1, ^^mtt^ ftirw, breath,

respiration, breathing,sighing,a sigh, a wheez-
' ing, shortness of breath, an asthma.

^Ctn^fT, ^intt^w^ ^pT^iCirT^, cough attended with wheezing.

lOflCVt^,' ^^IPif^, asthmatic, afflicted with asthma.

fffxsf, Wi ^,^1*, the white spotted leprosy.

fipit, v^^^t^, ^n, leprous, having the spotted leprosy.

vms, '- «efgp, ^. iQ^, white, fair ; whiteness.

rf^^, ^^^^f whtte-rcoloured, white.

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9iHr;7»^iiV9ianaccouDtant,reckQner; 4^-ofsuchmiuiibei;

fr<crl, «ii^fVSf ^^^9 ^T^f 'WFi, T^C^ flPrtfii^f, a namber»

numeral, calculation, numeratioii, reckwiog,

account, quantity, sum total, a muster, in*

ventory. . [calculated.

9r<f;t^, ^tff\% ^2F^T^ numbered, enumier^ted, reckoned,

9|o<n^n. ^mn^, ^^^^. the science of numbers, arithmetic.

5r^nwW, '•wrVC^ f^^^, ^^^, versed in numbers; an

arithmetician, accountant. [merabie.

91^1^, «f^^, that may be reckoned, calculable, nu-
v^jte, fiiRr* ^fpr « '^itpf ^rl^ ^, WWrai, a public enter-
tainment consisting of song, dancing and
music, a chorus, a conci^rt, the science of vo-
cal music ; sung in choir. [&c.
ird^, ^lt^lF7> ^39tf^, jT^^, concealed, hidden, guarded,
9f flf%, ^tf 9t% fv^^iFTt, eoneealment, a guarding.
9i?^ifl9, 7i|^, 9ifip^, collected, gathered, compiled, &c.

TC^^iR, ift^tt^f ^^» f^^* ^iW*f, to conceal, hide,

guard, defend; concealment, &c«

^^P ^^\if ^CT^H, «»«, o^^ai ^f?i, ^^^i^ir, a selection,

compilation, abridgment, collection, accu-
mulation, a gathering together, a clenching
of the fist. [pile; a catalogue.

9f^Mpf% »!#|r«r, 5RirtfT?^H, to collect, bring together, com-

9i«xri^, 1^, ^^tOPn, a battle, conflict, war, attack, [editor.

ifMItT^, 5Fi*1RWil, Tff^rfTW, f^^"Hl, a collector, compiler,

^^^^•r-1 ;iBr^, ♦W^ft^, 9W|fB, fSw^, ^PCTt^, CWT; CTWRI, Off,
^tt^wpr, i^?, ^vt, accessidn or going over to a
party, adoption of party measures, acceding
to a proposal, concurrence; adherence, co-
herence, a meeting, occurriag, encounteriDg,
union, combination of circumstances, close
contact, an intertwining, embracing, a me-
dium, means, probability.

9inr^, Vf^, — ir^. ^^ijOTTW^. CTf^l, a crowd, concourse,
. conflux of people, a pimp.

^

9*iuii^ QVf (Mill, mVy ^(^v, Yt?t» joiaedy togiAfther ivftb^

nv^ti fallen in with» occurred, concurring, ac»
ceded to, &c. througbL, by meants of.

3fr*^f^, jfufl*, — ^t^p a procuress, a bawd*

vwsif <rti|,^ttn,ftfH9;,^pv1, «t^,cv^^, a name, title, class^

appellation, denomination, term, a noun, ^
sign, mind, intellect, sensation, thought. ^ -"

«*i^^, iffipf irW, ?t1R, a whole year, a twelvemonth.

^*?^, cfvrf , a destruction of the universe.

^^ iwrW, ^nf^piWi ii\«rw?, a skeleton.

vw9r W, ^ilt^^^W'f, vft^^t fte^f^y, ftwft, bound, con-
fined, restrained, fettered, imprisoned, frozen,
of restrained passions, temperate, moderate,
judicious, reflecting. [erces.

WTWI, f^r^tV^, ^urtftf^tri, ^«f, one who restrains or co-

fsr^, «|)%t<, confinement, imprisonment, restraint,
self-restraint, moderation, forbearance, cere-?
monial abstinence, concretion, coagulation.

^mv;, «|^0i^,eoaguIable, capable of concretion, &c. '

'T'^V, 1*^9, ftffiR, f^fH^, "m^ifv, united, joined or con-
nected with, conjoined, mixed or united
with, endued with, possessed of, attached to.

'f^^CTt^, liWR, fSiyii ^Wf ^^^f 'PWlir, union, contact, junc*

tion» connection, admixture, association, ad-
hesion, cohesion, coherence.

afWT^, fiwfsrfl, F«*5ff, joining, uniting, adhering, Scm.

Ttatftl^, vrif , firl^, connected, joined, united, attached.

:»r?W, f«» WT^f, war, battle, wrath, rage.

^^Rkf ^, ^n^J9pr> ^t^f confined, shut up, hindered,

prevented, obstructed.

T^ir, 3Ff>irfi|^, — ^1^, ^i, »ff^, 'W^, united, connected,

in contact, joined, close, adhering to, at*
tached, applicable, relevant, appropriate.

^«^, ^<l«pr, 9ic^, mi, uncertainty, doubt, incerti-
tude, hesitation, ^suspicion, apprehension.

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v^srm, 3Fp«r^,— fiiicttfir*, •wtfirs, ^(N^wit, in doubt,

uncertain, entertaining doubts, suspicious,
hesitating, irresolute, doubtful, sceptical.

>r«sfi> ^{t9t? ^imf^, a promise, engagement, agreement,

assent. [defence, protector.

9f<at9, ^'Sr?, ^^% VW^, a refuge, asylum, protection,

ifpfoj^, 'T?*!!^, ?fiw, protected, defended, sheltered, se-
cured, [braced.

^%^f 5if^^, ^nf*Jfir«, united, intimately connected, em-

»mi^, ^*Wt^, 18r«t, i\Wp wrl%rar^, union, connection, junc-

tion» combination^ mixture, association, a&
embrace, embracing.

«PJW, ^C^, ^**»^«, ^TO^fN, f^^, •fftlBf^, ^ifw. ^, ^,

near, adjoining, contiguous, connected or en-
dowed with, affected by, acquainted with,
attached to, enamoured of; an intimate
friend, an acquaintance.

Vl%, ^Wt^,^^/>*tl|w?,^^, union, connexion, proxi-
mity, intercourse, acquaintance, intimacy.

IPH^ nt^, ^nft^S, i^r, l^'l. ftf^> ^^V^* union, contact,

proximity, connexion* intercoiirse, acquaint-
ance, association, society, intimacy, sexual
intercourse.

•m^, ^rft, ^ pR, *rf5[ft«, ^irtinnt, a companion, inti-
mate, acquaintance; keeping company with^
familiar, friendly, social, &c.

«pm», «*<, Pwt, ft^?»<, W^/, ^rpjf, «lf?^t?, the world.

the universe, the mundane state, a domestic
life, a secular condition, worldly concerns^
a family, household, household possessions.

»r^rr?T^i ^♦f10«tir, f5i^?r5T«r, the embracing of a secular

life or profession, secularity.

«r*m?t«^, fir^f ^?lft«t^ , secular, leading a domestic life.

vmft, ^ft«ft, f^?«ni, ^, secular, worldly, engaged in

social life, occupicid in temporal concerns;
a householder, the master of a family.

»

's * 'iJ^f* ''•fj^* ^^f ^^* U!Wtc^ •!? »i??rtt, connect-
ed, united, combiqed, engaged in partner*
ship, connate, reunited, co-resident as rela*
tives after partition of common property.

^^f8, f^^tc^ ^f? «ij^3i Tt^9?r1, Vt^ttwrftt, union, connexion^

voluntary reunion of relatives after division
of property, co-partnership.

^"^f lawf^, n^lMlv? dl^ai?T^, a co-partner, a relative

who returns to reside with his relations after
a division of property.

f4C^9, "mw f^ ^K <sr^ ^% completion, accom*
plishment, perfection, consecration, purifica-
tion, a purificatory rite or sacrament or
sacred ceremony of initiation,embellishment,
decoration, elegance, cleaning, cleansing, a
conception, idea, notion, impression, persua-
sion, recollection, memory, the power of ha-
bit, instinct, faculty in general, conscience^
the preparation of food or medicine.

'nw?^, »J*^«Tft,— w»* ^i«? 5|Rtfi,*lRroT?^,CHTW, completing,

purifying, consecrating, embellishing, &;c.

'T^nwp, f^f ^%y •ff?^^, ^CTtMt«tf>, pure, holy, conse-
crated, initiated, complete, one who has
gone through the ten sacraments.

^^, <8nctit^ •fft^, «wj^«wr? Prfiw, mftfe, tf(^n^,

perfected, accomplished, perfect, purified,
exquisitely wrought, highly polished or re-
fined; the sacred language of the Brahmins,
f 1[. *^5^, f^^T^, i^, a neighbour, an inhabitant, a spy.

^TfT-'T, i8^;, ^«^f^, writ, t^t^, ^T?. »wpir, j^^^^ iw, goods,

property, an income, means of living, subsis-
tence, provision, stock, a heap, quantity, fa-
brication, form, figure. [tie, defend.
^'^^I^, ?m^, ftpN^^i, ?^<i, to fix, place, establish, set-

^2 nm

^ri|WP, i^lwW, •WWHW, WCTW TO **iMW|*, €«0h

blishing, &c. a founder, author. [getber.

ippl^, ^ff^^, <i|^^, collected^ stored up, heaped to-

vl^Ri, Wt3l, ^9\fX% ?t*f, ^W, a stock of goods or money,

well-being, welfare, a station, residence,
abode, continuance. [touch, feel.

^r^»rt; nf^,5Hfti'!W, Wl.iPirsr, dose contact, union, a grasp,

^r*^;, ''pHc^ctW^/, TV^f^y «*, tangible, palpable,

to be felt or grasped. [grasped.

'P^i, ^i*»m, '•^, fW^f brought into contact, touched,

W9^i ftr«Hi, fWt^, mixture, union, connexion.

'H'^, «firfft^» 'W, ^t T^il, ^, struck, wounded, kill-
ed, destroyed, compact, close, inclined,
brought together, joined.

*'?*'^'» ^^ W^WHi ;i/f^, knock-kneed.

9r^, visnr, 9TfH, vTfp?, an assemblage, heap, collection.

^•ir?«i, ^rrRf— ^^wt*t, ^^^fW, ?f , destruction, ruin, murder.

ifCViif ^w^, ^•W^*, a destroyer, a murderer.

destructive, ruinous, murderous, fatal.

^nff?^, ft^t*f^, tt^m, to destroy, ruin, annihilate, murder.

9r^. 3F<f4?^, i^'^^St^, ^•f^, collected, joined^ attached.

Vt^, •rtttt, «?tif? ^fifl^W X[^S rwrW, a peculiar arrange-
ment of the Vedas into short divisions.

^t9^, 9«^, ifw?, thorny, prickly, troublesome, difficult

TW. TW^'TN, paying revenue, chargeable with a tax.

9^97^, ??T^^,^lvn^^^9, merciful;compass]onate,plaintive.

^PRW, ^ia^iy4> iTP^, active or transitive, (in grammar.)

f*f, ^npT?, fJiV, ^irf*W, ^tw, «fw/^, all, whole, entire,

with all its parts, every, each.

^^W, *^^^> ^^* in amount, altogether, in the gross.

•vr^ivnir, ^9^^ra>9, (%?riS9, full of stains, defiled, disgraced. Set.

•Will. VTOiF, WJ, 'inftifSfrt;, ^ffft\^ R»Tfl, full of desire.

sensual, amorous, possessed df the desired
object, performed from the desire of futuve
fruition or recompense:

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«

liilSlVtf, '♦BWtW, W'^ ^t^^^ 6bsccne talk> nonset)se»

«i9(*r, 0t9tf cvtv, 4}^^, the morning* the early dawn.

9I9RVI, cvtcft early» betimes, in the morning. [cent.

«9^, vrt%, a kinsman, one of the same fomily or des.

'Wpffi 9fVl ^t5Wnr •ft f^ ♦pw •!#«• a kinsman within

tiie three degrees from the 8th to the 10th
generation inclusive from a it^ommon ancestor.

1^ ) <499nr»mt, once, at once; fceces, ordure, excrement.

TiR. ifwwr, ftf^Ifi* ^^'l?^ ^We, qualified, clever, ex-
pert, fit for, competent. [on, intimate.

^Wl» ^tfkf^-^^f ^if^, firat, a friend, associate,, compani*

«n(f» «lt» 4^i^ qmH, Dm, a female friend, a confidante.

«IV, i^lAnrt, — ^^1^» Arm* dose intiihaey^ friendship*

^WJ-I, •^, ^nft, a cart, car, waggon. [or smell'.

m^m, ^it1H«) H^^v^, perfumed, scented, having a scent

n^ ^fKftn 3P^. a brother of whole blood.

n^f^, «rM^, Vf^, pregnant, with child, impregnated.

9m% «^^t^«v,^W,^nmai iw, possessedof attributes or

qualities, learned, skilful, clever, God as pos-
sessing the three properties or powersof crea«^
tion, preservation and provision,. Teak- wood.

iK^tfaiy viRS) ntli^, Vtn ^» one of the same family des^

cent, a kinsman ; with all one^s race.

«W^, Iff, fWt ^V»;, ^tf*«r, ^«iW, inftH, W, a difficulty,

perplexity, danger, calamity ; impervious, im^
passable, difficult, narrow, unsafe, crowded.

JU|%» ^Hf'^^ ffW ^••tW.'IfT** ^%PH, iieRq[» WMBf WWi

ni9, <^ mixed race or cast, of impure origin from
intermixture of the easts> oMxing, blending,
mised, compound ; mixture, a blending.

eal addkien,aeollecting,heaping up Jntermix-

* iBg, Mending, intertwiniag, contact, junction;

•IWf*W^ diwftfs, Wif^f ^^ WW^, ^^## added, blended^

intermixed, joined, intertwined,, collected^
piled or heaped up as cetQ>

•4 F

594 «fWRi

will, volition, thought, contrivance* a reli-
gious vow. [ed, contrived, &c
^wlwrt, ^t^ins, PrfftTB, CT|*t«J^i, intended, willed, vow-
»flTt iftr^, 'Tf*, light, splendour; affix: like, similar.

anJt«C ^^Prtr, 'W, 'T^, ^1^ ^itti, ^«, Arr«R, ^m?, ^^

confined, limited, close, narrow,scanty, small,
crowded, spread, diffused, collected, com-
pounded, mixed, impure*
sii^tfsr, tl^^M^, VR, to celebrate, praise, extol, magnify.

led, contracted, narrowed, closed, unblown,

timid, diffident, shrinking. [crowded

91911^ ^ct^, i[nv, ^W^, agitated, perplexed, distressed,

a sign, signal, token, wink, nod, assignation,

hint, inuendo, allusion, obscure intimatioo,

indirect expression. [gestion,

iciRTt^y, ^Rr^^Y^;, ^nrfiif, a hint, slight allusion, sug-

Tim^, ^f^rrSy <cr9t?t«l?, c^*lfv, indirectly, by signs or

hints, by collusion or secret agreement.
^^CVir, WWtftTf ^^^* T**» ^WIW, a shrivelling up, con-
traction, withdrawing or shrinking from,
backwardness, diffidence, respect.
9|nn<^, ^g^ ff^'S, vnrt^^v, diffident, timid, drawing

back, respectful. [junction.

lir» 'ttf^/* cv'if ^""Ctt^, soci^y, association, meeting,
5RW^, WtHT*t/, T^«, Wt< 'Wr^, ^^1^, proper, just, ade-
quate, appropriate, relevant, apposite, ap-
plicable, coherent, consistent, probable, unit-
ed, come together. [economy.
^infs^rs, ^t^A^?/?, ^Rtv(?nb prudent expenditure, thrift,
'Wffii, ppr, ^ipo^, ^Tft^Rt, 1*11, CTt«i, ^f^ association,

meeting,^ accession to a party, agreement
with, appropriateness, releyancy» probabi-
Uty» opf ortunity, ucome» mMoa, property.

Wft, WPff iWf , 'tt^f'Wluttrf^wt ^, W^> ^ meeting, tmi*

on, association, coming together, concourse,
•Confluence, junction, sexual intercourse.

wft, »l^, fliw, ^njp? , ^<t. ^Wrtt, a companion, friend,

accomplice, atteiidant, adherent; attached
to, accompanying, uniting with.

9ICV, 11^, 'VTc^f ^■TC^f in company or together with, with,

along ivith> conjointly, together, among.

vr^n, vr^rtyVt^y^nS^^a companion, accomplice,adherent*

»fUf, 9rmf9, — 'Wt, •lit, ffP?, iitPf, a multitude^ assem-

blage, number, flock, herd, collection, quan*
tity, heap. [sprung as game.

l^f^f TVV, ^^, ivt^, startled, awakened, vigilant^

«ieqrtF?, finr, ifPRwnw, 'W'TTf < «rl^, the universe or things

moveable and immoveable, or animate and
inanimate, universal, immemorial, common.

iv^, vvi«.itlvpvv, moving, possessed of motion.

Tftv, %1lNt, Tt^f VTft9,sad, uneasy,thoughtful, anxious.

fft^, 1%9l, tftV, ^nf ^, ^^, a friend, associate, compa-*

nion, a minister, counsellor, adviser,monitor.

9iciF^.ir, 4t^, «it^nm^, Vt^^t animate, sensitive, sensi-
ble, feeling, vigilant, wary, sprung as game.

»W?i, ^/v, ^'StJt, ^«WW, zealous^ prompt, ready,

streiiuous, active, endeavouring after.

«<fiw(H*n, ♦ncjn, r^4iVi|M|«iW(4*l, •nwt^ Brahma or the

Supreme Spirit, God as the fount of being,
intelligence and happiness, q. d. the good^
the wise and the happy Being.

9|i^, f^r^, ^V, ^fpf^f clear,- transparent, pure, sincere.

9n(9T, f^^>e<t, ift^, benevolent, kind, generous, liberal.

«wWf 'W5in» ^4 wrfifPri, watery, wet, moist, having

or abounding in water.

twW, W'lf^, ^< PrfSa^, awake; vigilant, wakeful.

^B»tt%. 4?wtf^, of the same tribe, class or kind. ^lar.

9fa(t^, - '<A9Vt9h9, ^St betbtiging to the same species, simi-

^t^% #^«rf«, Vmm^, «f^, haying life, living, alive.

6S^ 7*it

9nK<'i,< *W, ^tif- 5H*, sfw , *HMt|f|«ii, dreM^ ^MoratiM^

oraameBtSf furpiture,., equipage, trappkigs,

harness, acrautifemeatot armour^ apparatus,

preparatjion. [doraed^ftc.

MMi^, 7^^|^» f>K4l*^1,. armed, accoutred, dressed, a-

9nif , ^4^, ^^4r^, a <^oUeetioa, SKscumulatiOB, heap,

lioard. [hoard.

VWITT, ^4l[ ^n, ^*ft«^, to collect, gtfth^ together^ save,
^w9tf ^4tf7,%^mi^, collecting) ac<^uoiiilat»g, &c. thrift

ty ; a ccdiector, accumulator,

«i«ff-^f ^ ^^ ^ff^ "ff^f vwtit ^Wi ^•il^, ^Jn^.

?^>Ri ^ilf^^,communicatioR of power or motion,
production of things by the power of moth
on, an infecting by contagioa, acoess of dis-
"ease, a comnskencemesit, transition, entrance
into a sign, a dislocation.

^ift. ^!W^9 '^^l^tfsrfl, ^l^*t»W, acting «ipoB, infect-
ing, commencing* [iated, saved.

9|f^9, ^^f^9, ^^rrtl^, collected, h^ped up, ac<;uniu*

9|3)9, f^^t^ ^V, acfcompanied with a commentary.

^^?Pr^ ^tvit?^, to run away, flee, escape, slip away«

si7«, ^, ^9 *W« 4 way, patli^ road, narrow path.

^^, *r^Wrt, fNwffi wn, long and narrow, toll and

thin, oblong, perpendicular.

inpft*W». «PSt, q^^Wi a narrow lane, an alley.

^«fl1, ^i^J^wn,— ^^TfWl, iStliW?^?Pi, a Icmg nacrow canoe.

afj^, ^r^^, ftTf^5, to rot, putrify, become tainted, spoil.

iTjl, ♦W, ft^,'^^ ^^, rotten, spoiled, tainted, musty.

9f^^, "^ff^ipi* ^^9 a committing to men^ry, practice.

91^1^, f^t^lT^, S^^T^T, to tingle, to itch,

^f ^!W, 'JiWI.^^fifai^ ^\f ^i;.?^, ^^<irW,«nwiif, good,

excellent, pure, holy, virtuoiis, true, proper,
right, being, existing, Godor tho; erer-pie-
sent a;id allrholy Beings

1ITO, ^trt, f^nws, ft^;, J^l ways, ever, continually, inccs*

saiitl;g;i^^rnal,iocessant,conMAi»al»perpettiaL

Ttiwff FfufP, wty-, «f*; ifw, ^TWitw, ftc*^; active, aler^

wary, Yigilaat, clever, acute, discreet, cir-
etiinpect, investtgattng, sagactouai [torn.

7fm, 9i9pr, c^?^. smooth, even, square, having a hot-

'fii, »lfinr, — «w^, a co- wife, one of several wives.

ifd, •tt^mrt, 9it4^. ^«>1D|^, /• chaste, pure, virtuous;

a woman who bums with the body of her
husband. [same teacher.

^rfKft 419 «ipy fH^s, a fellow-student or pupil of th«

9r99, 9p», — fHnt3{. V^n^f thirsty, covetous, rapacious.

ijTw, ^it^, wwit, rtmftpi, ^^, strong, vigorous,

energetic, powerful, splendid, brilliant^ dig-
nified, luxuriant, rich, fertile as land.

^9^1^, ^t^^f a good speaker; eloquent.

> rity, virtue, courtesy, respectful salutation,
'^<^' 4 kiBd welcome to a gu^st. homage, worship,
l*^^f J funeral obsequies, a purificatory ceremony.
4IVI, ^IT^ ^cv r€9W, ^fS'i^^ mo^t excellent, most pure,

very holy. [lence, goodness.'

9iw, nnffnt*!^, li^wftPlw, existence, being, excel-

C^OT, ^, ^1^0917, existence, goodness, holiness, na*
ture,disposition, essence, substance, pith,sap,'
life, breatb, vigour, wealth, proprietary right.

5W^^,''^l^9CiiCTtrTf*snWtKi, moral goodness, the prin-
ciple or quality of truth or goodness.

^r^iH; flknTvl; a step-mother.

^x, 9tt^ ^f^'^Ht 11W; vtTj f^jtf ''wr,WBV fwtf , true>

real, certain,bonest, sincere; truth, c^tainty,
an oath ; yes, verily, truev indeed.

WU^f ^kififvi, f^^^, f^Mv, truth, certainty, fact.
'^n^Mfism,. Qn^^l?, ^^/^IW, an asseveration, assertion of

tbe truth of a matter; [honest.

^WW^t MWW^% ^i^Ff^; devoted to. truth, true, sincere.

iwffr, «hlir|^, the first of the four agear.

sv^n^, ^tf^W, trade, commerce, q. d. tnith and falsehood.

^W, ^f?tftw, '^Jj, 1^, ^^, swift, quick, speedy, has-
ty, active, clever ; quickly. [tually

W*^, IW, — ^rtrt, f^/, always, ever, contiDually, perpe-

»ifsr, awR, — «pf, w?, ^W, a house, dwelling, residence.

int ^^nfiw, Wlrtff, ^iwt^, %W?, fW, merciful, com-
passionate, kind, affectionate, tender, liberaL

wrii, ^^t^Plt7, ^tttr9«/ w, ^vnwt?, the substance of an

argument, meaning, scope, object;.

«W^f, ^i^¥tlt, Wtf^f proud, haughty, arrogant.

wnra. ^VitH^, eood and evil, risht and wron?.

9ft#t, the inspector and director of a sacrifice, a
by-stander, spectator, one present.

a)ift^7, ft^^^^t?, virtuous conduct, correct deportment.

awff^ 'rtfl tN|^» always happy, ever-blest.

99n?, ^nrf^> iS^ ^V, histving a wife ; with a wife.

»nr^, «IW, — ^X, ^Wt^, like, alike, similar, resembling.

sicin, P^, 'iif%9, ^C*t9, near, nigh^ proximate, adjaining.

*iwn4t-?, ui^if*Rt^, •f?^, of the same place or country ;

a countryman, a neighbour. [ture bliss.

Tnr^ v^, ^f^Tt^, beatitude, absorption, salvation, fa«

^1^, ^W?i it^W

9|«p(, ftifiWs^, 'J^, TW1, l^liw?, «r^?, existence, good-
ness, kindness, politeness, courtesy, friend-
ship, love. [quickly.

«W;i, ^•^w*it*', ^rf^t?^, immediately, instantly, forthwith,

^OfiMl^s, tRRtwT^*fw, ^4t^, new, recent, fresh, sound.

^K9l, nUl^ ^tPs <N« "^tn, ^rf^Nt, a married woman

whose husband is living, a wife.

^Wpt, w;, wrt^, «fi?^jv?, ^rrvn^, w;^rtfi^, awf^j like,

similar, equal, of the same nature, having the
same properties, observihg the same rites
and duties, of the same sect or cast.

«ntm, f^r, f^rnnr, ftiKftft, eternal, perpetaal, incessant

constant, fixed, permanent.

9firlw, (49^RrA, iirt^tUl, of the same name ; a namesake.

1^, f^/, Tim, perpetual, continual, eternal, extended*

111%, linr,— ♦li^^^Rfl, V*r, ^«ilt^«t?'n?1, a child, offsprings

son or daughter, posterity, progeny, des-
cendants, lineage, race.

^tl, ^WtfHi, «wt«ft,— ^t»lf^, c<WTft«, ^ftW. heated, pain-
ed, grieved, distressed, afflicted.

H7^, ^V9i% VPI7, to swim, float, wade.

i«^, cm^, T^c^ Wi% ^, to satisfy, please^ to take

pains ; care, attention.

'Wt^, Vrt, •flvi, c«, ft<, imff^fi, ft^, heat, burning

pain, smart, anguish, affliction, sorrow,' dis-
tress of mind, vexation, passion.

'ni^' ll^» V^> ^'llSI^'f^* %lil^. pleased, gratified, satis-
fied, glad, happy, delighted.

^wri, ^«t^, — ^, ^, ^ilt^^, ^tm^, pleasure, satisfaction,

gratification, gladness, joy, delight.

irnvnr, n^tT^t 1T7% to season, spice, add seasoning to

food in cooking. [lighting, 8cc.

9ic9tqr9, ^W, W^f^^f giving pleasure, gratifying, de-

9|e;«T^, ^fe99, ^m1^, pleasing, &c. pleased, happy, glad.

TFT^, ifitf ^Tft^t pincers, nippers, tweezers, tongs. -

^^(^, <iF9f ^Rti*f€, itf5, orderly arrangement, a stringing

of beads, weaving of garlands, &c. [meeting.

'TV^W, ftrlN^, it'rt^^W, a looking, seeing, surveying,

^^^p ^Prt*W, T«r9^v, ^i^aJi;, "Tftl^^, doubted, question-
able, uncertain, doubtful, in doubt, suspect^
ing, suspicious, sceptical, afraid, diffident.

^V^Pf, ^tw Uc^, vpni^, a sort of sweetmeat, a mesf<

sage, news, report.

iw?, T'Wf ^^ ^fiw ^v? c^^, WWi^W, 'Wtf ^^aiit,

doubt, uncextainty, scepticism, suspense,
hesitation,, n scruple, apprehenudn, fear,
suspicion, mistrust.

ous, sceptical JealouByinistnistfu], scrupulous*
^Rnr^ipn, ^9f^9> uncertainty, contingency, precariousBess.

enquiry, search, endeavour, an aim, object, a
scope, butt, a secret, a guess, trace, tidings of
a person or thing sought, informatioD, disco-
very, recovery, capture, smure*
IRIT^, 'BpHt, wpt?^, ^nw^cn ^, 5RIM, 57, aiming, guess-
ing, searching for, expert at dibcovering or
tracing, privy to« acquainted with, having
knowledge of ; a spy, a acout.

ail%, ^K^ cvnr, ^rwt^, «(f , nr^, 4w, f!^ ^^rar, ^

junction, union, alliance, .coalition, con-
nexion, a joint, knuckle, joining, reconcilia-
tion, an agreement, treaty, peace, a hole in a
wall, &c. made by house-breakers, a breach,
a mine^ a stop, a pause.

^f^fiV, ^If^ CTPtCvr, His^, a dislocation { dislocated.

■Wrt, tt^J'* #Wtt, flwrf^T ^Nn^Rl ftpnr, morning or
^ evening twilight, momiog, mid«^day and even-
in g devotions . [of day.

lUfWT, vn?WtvT, flfMl4*H«, evening, afternoon, dusk^ close

9nni9 ^^' ^cnw, l^V, ^nl^f^, armed, accoutred,

wearing an amulet.

TWtf , ^>nsl nf^tit^^TI, the binding on of armour, arming.

inra^, ^% ^ifRpF> ^c^, near, nigh, at hand, close, proxi-
mate, adjoining, contiguous, adjacent.

«inn^, ^«r^;, 3FrrfN/, ^nflN^, 'P^W, nearness, vicinity,

proximity, contiguity, attraction, cohesion.

viflr^, "^Mli^, T^, f^^^, ^l^, attracted, drawn close

or together, near, adjacent, adjoining.

inr^(t^» ^^Itlrf^y — ^b^f» nearness, proximity, vicinity.

nAmtv, rnwm^iPl^ff, a merbid state of the 3 humon.

vnr^, ^t^f PfW^^, engaged in, intent upon, near,

neighbouring, close at hand* .

^IWt^ 601

iflft^, lrt*tf, #N ^W^ ^1^ P^^ WRifr %t^f vicinity,

neighbourhood, an open space or plain near

a town or dwelling^. [adjacent.

^tf^, ftF^?#,^cn«, near, neighbouring, close at hand,

^fpi, F|«6*^, i^wn, ^ifPTf¥W, f»^«f, monacbism, asce-

tism, abandonment of the duties of active life
forone of voluntary penance or mortification.

'nr/P^, ^^^, 1%V9, W^, one who has renounced the

world for a monastic life, a religious mendi-
cant, a monk, an ascetic. [winged.

3WiF, ^^3fTf •Iwwpr, of the same side or party, partial,

vrnRrt, ^i^w«l, ♦npft^, aid, help, assistance, partiality.

^•fit, •ft^ ^^; iHf a *co-wife, one of several wive».

'Wit^Jf^f ••^ ^^RJ^NlW, the son of a co-wife, a half-son.

VffyJII?, «r»lt?|», fm^<«fl» ^V^f having a family ; with.

all bis family.

f^tfllr, ^W% ^^f instantly, in a moment, quickly.

9rf^% 9r«il^|^^X««rtt%,fHi^^,a kinsman to the 7th ge-
neration in descent from a common ancestor,^
having a right to partake of the funeral cake.

1%, Tfisv> — 'Vt^y iT«f^, seven, the seventh.

^WlW5, ^W? ^^, seventy.

9Klfpr, 9ic«7 9Ptm, seventeen, the seventeenth. [fold^

'WI'CI. 'W <8rttC?, »lW^Jtc^, in seven ways or parts, seven-

»r«^^fcipr, ft?tl^ rwwf ^tcr, a ceremony in which a

bride, followed by the bridegroom, walks over
seven steps marked with chalk, &c. on the
floor of the husband's house. [nights

9r«4t vR^i^ t^f^t the seventh day of each lunar fort-

^^flf, W'ft «f^ 'fW ff^, i^wt?1 ftrw, a class of sev,en

Rishis or saints, forming the constellation of
Ursa major or the great Bear.

TWt^f ^^n^^9 9it^BC9H1, a heptagon ; heptagonal, seven-
cornered, septangular.

Tfllf, TViT? — ^Tf9 ^, a week, seven days. [athentie.

9\ttm% ^^/V, vi^f, cr^, proved, established, evident, true»

46

602 «!irtW

»nw, ^sttT^, srt^WH^u, f\^**, ftret^ bearing fruit, pro-
ductive, fruitful, effectual, advantageous, use-
ful, profitable, successful. [each.

^, ^4lftr, Tn[v, — nrf, 5!^OT, tffrvs/^, all, the whole, every,

7[^% ^rsr^% of the same class, tribe or colour.

^^, 4«i4r4, r^w^, W^, strong, powerful, able, hale,

energetic, in full vigour, in his prime.

H^wt^, ^ft^f <r^, lewd, lascivious, debauched.

^sfj^^cn, fjVf^^f f^% finrfira, ^Pnt(t?«i, particular, spe-
cial, circumstantial ; a special object, request
or circumstance.

^?;, ^Tfi, left, (opposed to right;;) the left hand.

'f^PlT^, ^[;?Tf^, ambidexter, using the left hand as well

as the right. [dangerous, perilous.

*r¥ir, ^S\9y H^flr^, ^?*?, fearful, timid, afraid, alarmed,

51^^, ^K^, ^iftW^^I, / having a husband.

awl, 'WW, ?ttritc? 'wT^, wrTC?rn[ f^^, an assembly,

company, meeting, place of meeting, royal
court or council, a levee, a session, the outer
portion or coiirtof an idol-temple.

»l¥T^nr, »rrpit1r, — ifi^jwI?, ^t^w?, ^t^ >i^Hfw?, of or be-
longing to all, of or by the whole assembly.

irow^, ^r¥t^, — ^ff^fX^ ^tf^wrtf^, wSt, -TWtftCT, a courtier,

adviser, one of a company, a member of an
assembly ; having a tight to a place therein.

aTOtH[, '^I'rtfiw, 5FroTC« ^«rpr, having a place in an as-
sembly, present at meeting.

'fv;, T^nrsf?^, 'wr, ^, %w ^**c*rt«^, 'fWtfiCT, polite,

polished, genteel, well-bred, courteous, fit
for or admissible into society, &c.

*w, »nfT, wr;, mrnr, ci^^, like, alike, similar, same,

equal, even, smooth, level.

«mw, v^i^, ^^* l^^i^, 5TWt«^, visible, evident,

clear, near, before, in sight, in presence of.

»lirir, 5Rj^, ^^^, ^, all, whole, entire, full, complete.
'Wnr, — "^^t «T^^, to comprehend, perceive, know.

'Wftwsmr 603

t^n^, ^^^» ^XttX, fitness^ propriety, agreement,
consistency, accuracy, truth, reconciliation,
accommodation of differences, &c. frugality,
impartiality, equal justice, a trial, investiga-
tion; proper, right, condign,
^urip^/, ^l^Wit, nf?<itvp9f, frugal, economical, prudent.

similarity, sameness, equality, evenness, uni-
formity, analogy, equilibrium, completeness,
likelihood, perfection, abatement of dise^ise.

^K\^ ^rtrjT% wcTfj fWiVR, health, equilibrium of bo-
dily humours, &c,

'wftt^, ^f^f^, '•wl%^, exceeding,, excessive. [sic.

5R35r5t^^ ^f ^tw?.^j, chime, harmony,. even time in mu-

fsnrff, ^/vt^, regarding all alike, indifferent, impartial.

gwt^4tjitfti^l'^, ftf^^pf, the tin^ie of the equinoxes.

<ilf;4i^(Vl, agreem^t, concord, consistency, conse-
quence, connection, combination, union, res-
toration to society or cast, &c.

awf^i, •trn? iSffifB, «ir; f**^, f|p, ftWi, ^Rp^, in

concord with, following, consequent upon,
consistent with, united, full of, possessing,
endued wijth* restored to^ (rast or society. .

«W^, 1TWW, Vfm, W^, ^»^f ^^, ♦rfi, relation or con-
nexion, as between subject and attribute, the
whole and its parts, &c. aggregation, collec-
tion, assemblage. [bled, comprized.

iiiCT^, «ri*fhi, ifip^, ftfiw. aggregated, collected, assem-

fiTBt^, ^WRftRw, ^. •tfiMWSr^;, ^W, ^*, continuing

the same, unmoved, uncorrupted, analogous,
similar; a colleague*

fupRrt^f fijviW,— 3Firt^;, ^9(, ISrapsi, •tfiWT, ^99^^^ ^,

association, society, converse, intimacy,
company, aietit^ie, train.

604 *WWl

3^5rt^^rt?tft; ^Wiitf!,— ^Wpl, ''ii^, accompanying, &c ; a

comrade, attendant, retinue. [with.

M»i%4it^'^, »!ar5, 'f^, ^^r, accompanied by, in company

^in^, ohl^X^' ^* ^^^^' ground, a plain, a flat surface.

'Rf, '^rt*^, ^?^H, ^f^Wl, *f<i, time, seasen, juncture,
• age, period, opportunity, occasion, leisure,
weather, an appointment, contract.

?W?3PW ^ t>W, f^^iwiw, 'S^f^ 'wr?, in course or process

of time, opportunely.

^Wft^tnr, ^^isp^wr?, ^^etwI^^, just in time, seasonably.

^sR:?tf^, '^tWt^W^t ^^^9t^» suitable to the occasion, &c.

«w?, fli, J^f ftjp, a battle, fight, conflict, war.

^m^, ^^^9(9[^, parallel, (as lines.)

^[^4^ Vi^, wnwr, ^^tl^p, f|[^, ^«frt< powerful, strong,

able, capable, fit, proper, adequate, con-
nected in sense or object.

«ni^w, wWi, — ^t^pr.iniifW^f «W ^^, W^f ^tlMf «Wt^ ^^
Cf <^, to commit, give in charge, deliver over, sur-
render up, to entrust, delegate, consign, to
ofler in sacrifice, to bestow, give.

iWH, irt^fT, wwl^wt?, 'WfT^^, dirty, foul, filthy, squalid,

sordid, muddy.

^>|J>W4^W, ^^^^^^, ^ftuf^, the very time, a crisis.

»RTOiW5, '^^^ ft^/Pf, a disposing in parallel lines.

^JT^, ^HCT, ^igjfT?, ^fi?^, lirfiM, lSr«f, i^ijor, all, entire,

every, abridged, thrown together, compound-
ed; an aL'gregate, the whole. [filled up.

^Wifft, ♦W^ ^W *w itf^, part of a stanza given to be

^W, ^*-^, 'W*^^, a year.

»Wt^, ^WR, ^^f|[f5, wh, a coming, arrival, coming to-
gether^ meeting, assembling, concourse.

. ^t'n(t'7, an assembly, meeting, multitude, con-
course, flock, congregation, society, asso-
ciation, community, the district or place of
abode of a respectable community.

^WlFtf, »fft?,?^, ft^% Um^mi news, tidings^ intelligence,

report, information, an account, notice.

^^ffVff, ^f^rt^y ipOm, respect, esteem, honor, reverence,

veneration, reputation. [&c.

^ff^ft^, jpisVttf^f '^S^' respected, esteemed, reputable,

»PfTin-'r, Pr^!f9, f^^7, ftWT^C «W^, tSi^, decision of an

affair, determination, award, settlement of
difference8,reconciliation, adjustment, com-
pletion, termination.

^Wfic, »<?CT'<c*M ftn? Ji^rfiW, tr/tw, wt^r, id : also deep

meditation on the Deitv, devout abstraction,
silence, burial, a grave.

^vt^, fji/, «^^, '•if^, 'T^.fW, "tlt?^ ^t|[ f%rW, equal,

similar, alike, same, uniform, even, smooth,
level, straight; a vital air.

l|i|^5!t,a kinsman within 14 descents from a com-
mon ancestor, but specially the last seven,
(some say the last 4,) so called from participa*
ting in the offerings of water to the manes.
'W^fr, fir^fr, ^MTJR", if^T^, to finish, conclude, com-

plete, terminate, end, accomplish. [&c.

'nrt^, f^WW, ^ttWf ^f^, concluded, terminated, finished,
^T^rrT^, m, f^rcTt^Wr, conclusion &c. reconciliation of

differences, dif^putes, &c.

a ceremony on a brahmin pupil's leaving his
teacher to enter upon a life of secularity.

'wn^ipr, f^TCTF, ^J^^^tt? wt^sTPr, a respectful communi-
cation of full and explicit information, [in.

'Wtf^i, iH^Wft^, f^ftiamti, engrossed by, closely engaged

»nriw-f, ^|i«[«iriic^ ^w^'r, ^^ ft vf^, l^^nRf , «rc«, *«T«il.

room, accommodation in a common dwell-
ing, a just distribution, proper division, ter-
mination of differences, entrance, close or
undivided attention, devotion to.

606 ' vifai,

mob, multitude, pmcession, pomp.

imtw; 5^ ^s^ •fonr «^iWir 5P?i, «rtu^, «^^, the composi-
tion of words, formatioa of compound terms,
a compound word or term, aggregation.

^Wt^, 'WtiBfiii — ^^f 'ftit^, 'Tcw^t, i^f^xi^ ftri'*,
V^^pr Pim» an aggregation, collection, assem-
blage, union, abridgement, an artificial ar-
rangement of the alphabet, any two letters in
i which form a technical enunciation of all the

intermediate ones, a string of words connected
by the omission of. the conjunctive particle.

9ntfl[9» vit^^Ct^f cihw» ^f> ^^ttfikf attentive, cauttous,

temperate, engaged in devout meditation.

9|fkrv, ^f^ ^^» ^^f sacrificial fuel, wood, &c. for a

sacrifice. [ing even, &c.

inltvnt i^vTi^nn, l^J^ ^, equalization, a levelling, mak-

spRw, ^^^ W^f ^^WW^, fa^, 5RWfT^, the Sanksya phi-
losophy, a survey, investigation, presence.

irft^, ^n, ^*WP, lifJ/, ^^^, good, right, correct, accu-

rate, proper, fit, real, true, genuine.

Jf4t% h^ff »lfir«rt^, f^?K^, ^1%^, vicinity, proximity;

near, adjacent^ contiguous, close by.

ariNr-^, ^, ^^w, ^t^8t^, air. wind.

isJlfl, ^Nr. ^Tf^il, modesty, reserve, earnest endeavour.

«|iri*, ^t^*j|, l*'^^' «r^^. eloquent, opposite, over

against, facing, obvious.

«pjllf«,. ^KUtft^— «^1 WT^l, 'rrtv, i^^f proper, right, fit,
just, deserved, suitable, condign.

ifiHis?, mcm^ fiwrsr, ^^9 'Wl^t?, a collection, assem-

blage, union, conjunction. [total.

i^Wt?, ^«t?,-r4»nro, ^^t«, Jlf8T, all, entire ; the whole.

^FiijiT?, ^*l^<i, ^W^^ ^•«^;, w4\^, TilT, a raising,

lifting or pulling up, a bringing to light, an
. , extractin^r, a compilation.

vproi, ^^ ^9tt^, the ocean, the sea ; stamped, sealed.

607

fjpSI?, fW? iW^^j *it*Rii#, marine, ocmq, of or relating

to the ocean. [the roots.

vrff, fM^4t**> ^!^^f ^^ having a root ; by or with

w(9w, ^Kn9, iri^W, f ^, »r^?, w, a multitude, number,

flock, gang, cluster, heap, qoantity.

^(^f ^^Vf ^^> prosiperons, wealthy, increased.

iff^, ^Mf9, "WH^ 'fyi, ^» increase, prosperity, great*

ness, success, a crowd, [brought together.

^fvn, 9fr7, 9ff^, ^ic, with, together with, along with,

^Mf^, ^«fli(,— Rrr, ^fO, ^, ^fti, »rjpi, wealth, aflBuence,

prosperity, success, advancement, increase
of power or fame, &c. promotion.

•F^, tfrafit^, ^iftWT, ^t%^4i vt^/^, ftPw* f'C^tw, f^Nv,

wealthy, prosperous, successful, advanced,
promoted, enriched, happy, obtained, ac*
quired, accomplished, effected, done, finish-
ed, compl6t6d, endowed with, possessed of.

'W^, 'IT*, CUT, tSr^, ^Rftwnr, union, connexion, con-
tact, mixture, relationship^ affinity, concenn
relation, reference, claim, right to.

f^, 'Wif?, — Tf^, ^^, relative to, connected with,

relating to ; a relative. [factor, overseen

'WWis, ^Ffirt^HT, ^vftw, X^* finishing, &c. a manager,

'f^^ftinr, fi^^'rt?^, ^art^W, ^rw 'rttrt^, ^wpr, iFfrR, ^t«r,

to finish, complete, accomplish, to efiect, to
give success to, prosper, succeed, procure, to
manage, conduct.

v^, <lf?tS?f> v?1» ^f '^^% t^W, «Wt«, ^r??, filled, full,

full of, replete, perfect, plenary, complete,
whole, entire, fulfilled, accomplished, finish-
ed, plenty, enough. [quickly.

*r^3^. ^W^ft, ^^, now, at present, in the present day,

'f'JtfT^, Wt^f ^•f^, •fnn^f «t*pr, mrr? «fii, a giving, bes-
towing, conferring, communicating tradi-
tionally, the dative case in grammar, the
person to whom a thing is given, a grantee.

608 9IV1I

party, company, club, associatiQn, a band of
singers, &c. traditional doctrine.

5i*^prt^, n^iT^t, ip^mwf , w^, itmftw, ♦^•f*?, ^h/^?tI», a

sectary, partizan, one of a band or company ;
admissible to a society, exemplary. .

•fW^I?, fRnif a whole year, a full twelvemonth.

if^W, 7M^, V9ti^, Wt^/'St, wif%^, Wt^. ^AW?, natural

or essential connexion, as of quality and
substance, &c. relation, relevancy, fitness,
propriety, affinity, consanguinity, kindred,
the possessive case in grammar.

fW^y T"^, ^f§Wf HrpTf , having relation to or connexioB

with; a relative, kinsman, a wife's brother.

«nrit?, T^^?, ft^?^» connected with, relating to, &c.

•fir?**, 'Jft^, Ptf^ ?t^R, ^JW^, CWpr, to conceal, with-
draw, to govern or restrain the passions,
to spice or season food. . [self-controul.

^(Wf\f ^rt^pRlw, ^W, ^^flnst^^, spice, seasoning of food,

9nr^, nHfVf^, ^Vf^in» honoring, &c. augmenting.

9nr^> ^^f ^iiv/^, honor, respect, respectful welcome.

^r^, *nw?, ^)t?tl^ 3W, provision for a journey.

TVf^f 9irsns, f^rfvTsS, f^i^ir?^, accompanied with, contain-
ing, mixed with, connected with, relating to.

inrnft ^t^t 'WW?, ^Wt^^W, a report, tidings, news,

intelligence, information, conversation, con-
verse, a dialogue.

^CTttnr* ^rf%>;^|it^<i, an addressing, speaking or calling

to, the vocative case, an interjection.

»irj«f, •itj^, ^!P^» rapidity, rapid flow, a commotion.

K^^n WIW, %«1^, %^, existence, birth, produc-
tion, cause, motive, origin, possibility, pro-
bability; possible, credible, likely, probable,
suitable, adequate, arising from, produced
from, descending from.

n*f

609

itwvf, tkfPt, "itW, to accord, suit, do, answer, apply,

possibility, likelihood, probability, fitness,
suitableness, adequacy, result, circumstance,
means, estate, stock, &c.

»nm^. »WW.— ft»nt wtw, *l«W«i, ^•W*, possible,

practicable, probable, likely, fit, suitable.

»Wff^, CTt«t/, ^tt;, Wtanp, l^wft^, adequate, adapted to,

possible, solvent, able to pay, reflected upon,

»R»t^«l, «nrW,— '•rt^^t- ^^^^^rt", converse, discourse,

conversation, communication. [from.

»nr5, mt9, ^«nr, born, arisen, sprung or produced

^wmaWT'T. ^TWd, WtWPt, partnership in trade, fellowship-

in business, joint-commerce.

TC^t^,«H|1ic-l^W,ft^?^^y^,^^>usufruct,enjoyment,pos^

session, successful love, cohabitation, coition*

«!nrt^, ^51^,^1^, :Fr^^, enjoying, possessing the use-

of, sensual, cohabiting with.

JTW, ^RW?, W'rt^rt, 335/tf^, t>F?, «fj, ^, W^?t4t, ^, ho-
^ nor, respect, reverence^ esrteem^ reputation*

note, rank, weight, consequence, dignity,
hurry, confusion, flurry, a whirling round.

jj^f^, ^nrtftf^, Wt/W/t^nr, honored, respected, respectable.

1^, ^R^, f3w, ^W«, 'ft^, approved^ chosen, agree-
able or conformable to, consistent with, con-
senting to, admitting, agreed, approving of.

iT^f^ •it^r?. *a^w^f. ^^«rRj, 'w^, ^wwt, ?T^, «r^?, con-

sent,approbation,acquiescence, assent, agrees
ment in opinion or purpose, accord, leave,
permission^, an order, a wish, regard, affection.

vnt^, '•rtW?, iwrni, 'Hpr, «rf^<1ftr, honor, respect, esteem,

reverence, veneration, reputation, promotion,
dignity, advancement.

^fWrtNt, C'TTI, 4tt^, a broom, a brush.

^paltwr, ^JR, ^ ^<i> to shut, close as the eyes or a door.

TTVir, '•rf^*, 'OWF, ^rtWT*^, the front, sight, presence, face^^
^ 4h

6ia «i9t

^(^Mf *ww, ft'^t^ , before, in presence of, opposite, orer

against. [ciliationi a meeting.

^rftpT^, CT^,^ftc?T^,3^Tt^^, union, concord, peace, recon-

^;^, ^ar, ^(^, ^^^, ^ft^, all, whole, entire, perfect,

due, fir, proper. [rightly, properly.

5WPytr?nt?, 3ff^:^5WC?, ^i^Tilc^ wholly, entirely, duly,

3tf^i, firffW, ^»i*f^, ^T^jt^, mixed with, adulterated, joiu-

ed, attached to, connected with.

^^, ?iwtfit?tw, a paramount sovereign, an emperor.

^, ft^, ?*fte^, Wfij^, rtWtfir5. '««, ^r?^1f«, submis-
sive, humble, subdued, penitent, sorry, rec-
tified, set right, straightened.

^IWtf*r, 4l^, 3^i5t, ^J^n, a pair of betel-nippers, a female

confidante or intimate friend.

'T?, Wt ^^^ ^^^TRI. cream, curds, thick milk.

*RRF, «ff*W% *tT35t, a road, narrow way ; going, mo ving,&c:

^•1, ffiR, «f»nr, vnr, ^, «ir[«i, ^ jr^^i ^r^^tc? n?^. to

move, go, remove, stir, slip, trip, slide, tric-
kle, escape, be removed, to be in use or wear.

91^^, wsm$t^ ?iPpn, menstruous, in her courses.

^FTS^I, «ri€f, betel- nippers, nut-crackers.

9f9^^» ^RF W%nt9f boiled cream, a thick custard.

'nwl, ^SfP* ^^» /• * bitch, a term of reproach.

if{f^ w, ^r?1, '^^^t ffl[^» ^«T^, straight, perpendi-
cular, upright, honest, sincere, frank, candid,
artless, simple, foolish.

'RW, 1?^i — ^f^, ^[^flt, a sheet of water, a pond, a lake

^'T, ■J^* ?^f^» ^9^« '*^» ^'^^^ •^^ watery, succu-
lent, juicy, sappy, pithy, savoury, tasty, sen-
timental, gentle, soft, good, victorious.

mfim, 'RPStlRf, — ^W, a lotus or water-lily. [quence.

^FRRj^, 5iT^,^^<t, speech, the goddess of speech and elo-

3Fr5T^, capt^, wt^rftir, ^RiRt^f , vt^V, passionate, angry,

impassioned, sentimental, under the ioflii-
ence of passion, desire, &c.

^^> *tf^nf? ^3|. 4ti, in use or wear, second-hand.

^f^i 611

^WW, Wt^, *!tf5r, ^ffrWC? ?ttpr, w^ ^, Sttwtn, to move,

cause to move, bring into use, remove, stir,
displace; a high-way, high-road.

iftI^, 't^, rjt^^^, ^3r, a river, stream, a thread, clue.

9ff9^^f^, iinji, m^tj, the ocean, the sea.

viflRI, ifjrvvt, — Tni'^, mustard-seed, the mustard plant.

9T3F, ^, #^, ^, ^[^, thin, slender, small, minute,

shrill, fine, nice. (of similar form.

^% ^fW?rag, ^1^^, iwpn^, having form or shape, like,

1RR3I. 5WC3T1P?, — *W, a lotus or water-lily. [water.

^Ffc?t?j, ^iJl1i<t, WTpt?. ^"IW, a pond, tank, lake, sheet of

^^9 ^i» ^ir^^, K^, tf^f?^, trti, creation, nature, natu-
ral property or disposition, tendency, a sec-
tion, chapter, canto. [itself.

9?iqjr, ^, ^^n^v^y the resin of the Shal tree, the tree

^^, ^ ^^, ^^, tiT'wr*!, ^^•ft?^, •Jt^R, to create,

make, form, produce, to rear a plant, &c.

^% ^I^, ^% a serpent, snake, a serpentine motion.

91^^, fil^n^i, V^ ^moipr, an error in the perception

of natural objects, as of a rope for a snake.

insrf^i, irtPl^;, the snake-stone or carbuncle.

9Tf^, 19. f^, ftit, ghee or clarified butter.

^, r^, 5l^W. 3WV, 'W?^, '•(ffW, all, whole, universal,

every^ entire, complete. [Brahma.

m^M\, ^^^^^^W, all- creating, omnipotent. Lord of all,

5iw«i, ^wi, f^rw?, ^JR^Tjras, always, perpetually.

an^^, ^ai«n*, f^?/t*it, ^•ffW, aw, f^', going every

where^ all-pervading; the universal Spirit, the
soul, Brahma, Shiva. [nipresent.

frtVt^, ti'^^n^, universally expanded, all-pervading, om-

»rf?tw, ^A^ ^wr?, ^Jiww, all times, all seasons.

^^(^, U^m. ^m^ ^W^^, ^m^^ ^^, alLconquer.

ing, alUsubduing, all-surpassing.

WW, firf^ ^Wfif m[C^^, all-wise, all-knowing, omnis-

cient, knowing all things. [on all sides.

«|i««, *i«9»,5^ifi^, universally, in all respects, wholly.

612 ^^^t4

ileal square or diagram, a square temple or
palace. [completely, perfectly.

iY^6;^5t^tc^, JUri^^Wr?, in every respect, wholly, entirelr,

ifffy, 7P$9[ ^[Tcr, every where, in all places.

iKt3i^ ^1 ^rNft, Pwr^, ^Wfl*, going every where, all-per-
vading, omnipresent. [suredly.

iflin, 7i^ ^r^^tc?, ^rpr;, in every way, by all means, as-

9i«ip9f, f^ 'T^^ OTC^R, fita, all-seeing, omniscient.

91^-^, TTB^, f^fHj, vnri, always, continually, constantly,

ever, at all times, &c.

9|€b^, ^fwrtfip ^^ Tv^^ ^, a pronoun or other word of

universal signification, as ail, the whole, Sfc.

^rfirt^, ^TOWRf IP'T, WT*f, ^c^, entire or universal ruin,

complete destruction, extermination, anm-
hilation, total wreck. [&c.

^MWt'^t, %f«^««l44, r4^t"l*, all-destructive, exterminating,

3f^f^, ^^iTCi? "iRftk, beloved by all, universally beloved.

Tfi^n^^, r^i1» Vif^f ^fi^, a conmion woman, a strumpet.

9f«|^, ^'a, f^«9t^, all-knowing, all- wise.

^^A^, ^^ <09f?» of every sort, of all kinds.

9r^^, «^, ^r? , ^9t1^, assuming all characters ; a baf-

foon, an actor, a zany.

»rt^t*rt, fn(^;t<¥r,— ft[*«^, ^wWt, ^r^rt? •Wnift^nF, all-per-
vading, omnipresent, embracing all tlie par-
ticulars of a case or subject.

irtir?, ^t^*^^?l% f5wtil% ^TOW? ^W<W, universally ex-
panded, in every thing, abounding in every
thing, general, universal. [body's mouth.

3FrtWt, i^?1, Ff^, tffFttic^, a broom, current, in crcry

^rt*rHPm^, ^Mta? ^iwa;i?, ftf^ ^T^fir ?^ftr5 ♦tmw, almighty,

all-powerful. [at once

^^^. ^^^F'* ^^» ^w^tc?, taken all together, inclusively,

9f^^, ^i^OT? ^jt^, ^f^c^T? fir?, universally received or

approved, popular. [the sun.

5<;^t^, ^w ^^ «l?w<?,^, God the universal witness,

^fm 613

'i^^t?*!, it^tti 'WW? ^fw? '•rtn, IW^J, S^f ^x^^#

common to all, general, current, staple.
M^ftHKW, .€f^?aR^i in common, currently, commonly,
'^i 'fijn H^, one's whole property or entire fortune.
^fSfC, tfT^iS^fSril^, universally known and approved, noted.
^F^WIi ^ff^ ^ft^NI? ^^ ^Tff^, ^inroW^, entire success^

accomplishment of all one's wishes or prayers.
^iW, 'Ifft? nft^f ^^1R 1IW, CTWtW 'raWT?, the whole

body from head to foot, all the parts of a '

thing collectively, all the sciences appen*^

dent on the Vedas.
^rwt, 9i«n7t? «rft? vm, diffused through the whole body.
^f«^W^, ^^, fiwW?, all-pervading, all-in-all.
'Ttf?, ^Ktf% ^(W^V, ^»ri^, relating or belonging tti all,

general, universal.
^^r3k)|[, ^R^f99 wtrrftnr 3TC ^^ift^ ^•tWtf^f ^<p ^ irc^CT
oitf^ ^KP, all the organs of perception and action..
^K^^?, I^w? ^, f2wRt<, Lord of all, God, Shiva. .
^l^tfti *\^ikc^ ^^^^» ^^^f superior to all, above all,

chief, eminent. [cinal drugs.

fc^^f)(, f?1 vi^Prt^ <sr^ WH 3^;, a class of ten medi-
Wf, ^/1, — 'l^, mustard-seed, the mustard plant
'f^V, ^^'l^i'' ^W^> apposite, suitable, pertinent, appro-
priate, relevant, consistent.
5ffti3T, H5!, ^iw, ^^, ^, water. [cloud.

^ftWf, ^fft'TWrTit, — ^wwr??^, mm^9, mw, giving water ; a
^rfinifir, ^1501, m<r?, ^fii, ^^<, the ocean, the sea.
^^% d|<raT^, Ti^^^^"^ of the same tribe or colour ; a

letter of the same class.
^;, TW, ^WW, W^^t^, left ; the left hand, the south.
»f»f1, ^ft^, a cucumber.
TPiiCr, ^K?^^^, 'R^, «snF9, dressed, harnessed, armed,

accoutred, ready, willing.
^W^i, «t^^, /. pregnant, quick, with child.
'laN, iSt?Hi ifW^^f ^/W^ ^IWr ^finffl, having a wife, with

his wife, accompanied by hu3 wife.

«14 ^mnrm

3Pf;, ^ffllFjr ^w, ni^, corn, grain, fruit, tbe kernel, 4c

^, Ttt^ wrt^^it?tc?t, dwi, r¥T^, with, together with,

in company with; affix i enduring, suffering.

'fW?, ^^nf^tf|[«.— ^^f, ^^^^, tfff%nw^, aid, assis-

tance, help, instrumentality, co-operation,
patronage, a patron, helper, &c.

3|3f3Ftft. '''^5^» ''^» ^^^ ^> ^^^ift, co-operating, &c;

an assistant, helper, co-adjutor, ally, patroa.

f5<!^, ^f'lX, C^J^^^et^, a play-fellow, play- mate

^ffift, ^<ttSi^, —^€1, f^ttlFf , ft^5tr?Tf^st, a Sati' or woman

who burns on the funeral pile of her husband.

^BTf'T, (fe«tc?tf«l, concremation, or burning of a widow.

vi^Wi, ^Rwr^, 3f3f>, iTt^, ^, an attendant, follower, as-
_ sociate, companion, friend.

^9ff[Si, »f^^,— ^f*W5lft, ^^^, attending, accompa-
nying, moving with. [confidante.

'T^^f ^f ^^$ ^f'lri, a female attendant, companion,

9^9, vTC^Tini, easy, trivial, common, light* slight,
trifling, ordinary, natural, inherent, innate,
born with one, cognate; a full brother, a twin.

'T^, ^Tt?tCT, «Jtc?, ^*, easily, without force, quietly,

tranquilly, at ease.

m^tfijiSt, ra? <2f5rfc'i ftTtf^ jjt, a wife married according

to the ritual of the Veds, and a sharer in
her husband's merits. [tain, endure.

^nr^, wi^rwi^^q, vtj ?3r^, to bear, suffer, support, sus-

«f?^^t»f, 51^, ff?aR1%, «St?, SRTC'T npv, enduring, patient of,

capable of suffering, &c. [able, &c.

trSt?, »R";,— '^srtlr^Tir C¥t^;, endurable, tolerable, support-

^^"ii, wft, ^^, 1^, ^rs, ^^, attending, present with;

a follower, attendant, adherent, friend, as*
sociate, companion.

^^^1*1, ^W^i W^» W^^, ^«nw?. a co-residence, dwelling to*

gether, associating. [ingof a wido^.

''^^^ <tt^ftw ft^^tfttra • m^, concremation or the bum-

91^7, i(t^(f3(^, ^tir4% enduring^ suffering, sustainiDg*
^RTJW, €9 3(( TT^ T^moF, a woman who, becoming a saif,

has burned with her husband s body.
^fpa, ^^, l[^^, ^?f^^, f^l r4C<^^tW, ^nttfl, hastily,

unawares, suddenly, precipitately, rashly.
1^, ff^ W5, a thousand. [time, at once.

WWRff, Jtc^, *4CT?tC?, together, in company, at the same

helper, assistant, co-adjutor, ally, auxiliary,
patron, friend, follower, patronage, assist-
ance, succour, help, relief, co-operation.

'f^T?^, »l#*ini'>a1,^*t^vf?, alliance, cooperation, help, aid.

1?t^» '•^l^* %^V?^, aiding, &c. an assistant, helper, &c»

'rt^, 'WPwrt^^, 'W, iM^^'f, ^HU^, accompanied by, as-
sociated'with, with, together with, in com-
pany with. [patient.

«ffN^. ^f^T^, ^|wit^*f, patient of, enduring, resigned,

^^, Ti^^rSH^. ^tr4/, ^m'itM^, patient endurance, fe-

signation, constancy,patience, long-suffering.

»T:?t??, cipPit^inJ, iW^, a full-brother, one of whole blopd.

^•nf|r^, ^f^f«P«, 'fl^, doubtful, doubting, suspicious.

^»»ntllPi, TJTt? ^^^ «iRr^T9 'nr*?, r«ft, ^5^, mundme,.

earthly, worldly, secular, domestic, sensual.

^Sfc^Bl, ^fnf^, a bridge. [sketch, a blank-book.

^, tt^, w»t, >t^, C^, a mould, form, die, prints

^IFI, »r^;, )Wt«r, ^nwi, true, genuine, honest, sincere.

iftR?, H^, ^tfej*, ^^< ^rc^, new, recent, fresh, ge-
nuine, supeiior, excellent, best.

^W, ^, — fwn^l^, «fWff, evening, close of day, dusk.

^.CTl, ^FitOTl, — ^^wnw^, ^^, ^^^f new, new-made, fresh,

sound, recent.

^ffwtfl, ^ fsr^^it^ ♦rflictc? ?5W, armour, a coat of mail.

^Wft, ^W**t, a pair of tongs, pincers, tweezers, forceps.

^1«?», ftW^, Wt^'', ^fW Wft^, to yoltf?, 10 harness.

<r5?i<l-^<l, ^W, — ^m% ^9\n^, to swim, to float

^Ntl, 'WTj.vpfl, a swimming, floating, act of swimmings

616 •Wf^

^[9^, M%^, V?W, ^ •rt*^, ^v, to writbe, toss about^

to be full as the stomach, to be wealthy,
to threaten. [gr^^y or condiment.

^StBiffr, Wt^, ^nf?<i, to season, spice, add seasoning to a

:S|i(ij-^«fpr, fifCTt ^j^, ^w, ^\ to enter, go in, peoe-

trate, creep into.

HtfK, *lf^, 'ft^, flPB, a crevice, chink, hole, crack.

^fW^/, 'I??!?, 5^P^?f? »*^/, CTT^» 4^, the whole, all, entire,

a total, sum, amount, totality.

»tWF» ^''^» 'i^f^'rt^, willing, desirous, having desire.

^^?, ^RW?WHi, iW^^, «r^^, Wfir^, having shape or

form, material, bodily. [idolatry.

"TWiCT^I, ^JWT^W, worship of images or material forms,

Tf^Ft^, t^ttR?, i*wj^, ^cMt*l€^, Pn^f ^^Wf*f, ^RWfjl U^y
^W^f ^flP, «W/^, TPiT^^, in sight, view or pre-
sence of, before, visibly, manifestly, openly,
publickly; an interview, visit, audience,
meeting; immediate, present, visible, di-
rect, before the eyes, obvious, very, real, own.

ll^tMt4» 3TO^f 'wiP^f a person's presence, interview,

audience. [bearing testimony.

5ft*t, «I^TW*lfi 19^51, «W*l^tit, a witness, eye-witness ;

»rWt*^*t?^ ?1 ^rt?t,— c^^pHsJ, l*r»rrf^?1, a visitor ; visiting,

introducing, procuring an interview.

«lt^^a^1 ^ ^> Tt^ft, ^;«rtrtc«i mt9\, an eye-witness; hav-
ing ocular proof. [a deposition.

^^;, ^^f^W^f **rt<i, eye-witness, testimony, evidence,

ft^^ ^(^f P^ ""'•f^. the ocean, the sea.

^4, ^'«Wli,'«JC^^ffl!;^,^*tI»r, pointed, having a point

»rt^f, ^f^ ^f^ ?»1*^55 W^ ftrW, one of the six philoso*

phical systems, an atheistical philosophy.

^frtWf ^WW? 'rf^, 'WT'^, ^1^, having all its parts, perfect,

complete, finished, conclud^ed, exhausted;
finis. [in all its parts, the whole.

»itr«rt*rtW, T^, "rtTW, 'tjjrt?, perfect, entire, complete

w^Wt*-, ^ 'itti, 5ifift, a friend, an associate.

»!tfr; 617

i|fQtf%9, <ert^irH9» tK9, deadly, fatal, murderous.

^rrf&^/, aiffin, ^rtv^X, ^;»rf?, ^mtVv, ministry, administra-
tion, assistance, friendship, cheapness, ad-
vantage in purchasing, &c. overplus.

TW, t?pr, ^WPI, «rnrf«^? WX, ^<iy^f>, dress, decora*

lion, harness, accoutrements, necessaries, im-
plements, instruments, tools.

^WR, trt^n?^, C*tl^^, to put on as a dress, to deck,

adorn or accoutre oneself, to become, befit.

'HW, |J« i|4t^«it< ^•ril^FS irfV, sour curd, rennet, &c.

TUft^, ^t^'W^*!, ^nrt«i, PTTFt^, ^ntm ^w^, «n^ ^•i, iw«i,

^fi^, to dress, adorn, deck, caparison, harness,
a<icoutre, prepare, lay out, spread a table,
arrange, set in order, garnish, trim, adjust.

ftW, 'Tttri^, — ••t*tr¥fr«f, partnership, coparceny.

'n^, ^(fftf — ^^, ^•^, a partner, copartner.

'ntft, ^UT^KT^, a flower-basket. [to the touch.

'TT?, w5T;,?/^nft?v, feeling, sense of feeling, sensibility

»!T5l» ^f ^^» ft^, ^f sound, speech, voice, an an-
swer when called, a sign, signal, nod, &c.

'VTc^» ITC Aud a half, (an affix to numerals.)

^rr5, Tfl, seven.

^TtTO, Ttl%, 'HW, ^TtW, — ^'rf^, W%4)I?IW, w:^f^ with, toge-
ther with, in company with, among.

l^^v, virtuous, amiable, well-disposed, pious,
holy, benevolent, true, sincere, authentic,
relating to or proceeding from the quality
of goodness or truth.

^tff, ^^, ^f^?, ^^5?, a companion, comrade, mate,

associate, ally, attendant, adherent.

iTW, ^'ftX, — ^l*1«ifl, ^^, a wish, desire, pray^er.

^Il#t, *fTfit, ^•mf?ft^, ?^*^- moving, going, riding upon.

»n^X, ^P9\, *V, *rm;, %*W, fiw, ^1^<i, likeness, simi-
larity, similitude, resemblance, compari>ion,

an instance, example, authority for.

4i

vrtitt ^I3?i> i}v> v^> candid, sincere, frank, artless, ia«

offensive, honesty white, blank, plain.

irtJ(^, P^WW^. ^1 ^*n^f effecting, &c. devout ; a wor-
shipper, a devotee.

?«^, '^R^rw li?*!, «F^, n?»rtc^ "^^>r^, «ff^Rra, «nn^,

y^^*^t^, ^SJfifapfl, to effect, effectuate^ accom:
plish, procure, bring about, perform, prove,
establish, prevail upon, obtain one^s wishes,
to exercise oneself in a thing, to solicit; ex-
ercise, especially devotional exercise^ effort,
labour to accomplish an object, means of
doing so, an expedient, contrivance, instru-
ment, instrumental cause, material, matter,
substance, proof, authority, logical premises,
enforcement of legal sentence, levying of
fines, &c, funeral obsequies.

^<^-1, '^ttRI, «fTn«r|, arm^nqRTt^;, worship, adoration,

prayer, humble entreaty, solicitation, [sible.

^^?, Pc'^W/, ^wnt'Jt?, accomplishable, practicable, pos-

^^rt?<i, >TT«rT^/, ^^, ^Ri^^, ^(^S, common, ordinary, held

in common, undivided, general, joint, scarce.

«rtK:?<»f, ^9 ^«?r5 ^c^c^ '•jH^Pt?, a common right.

^f<^, f^nr, 1*1^ ^wSt^, '«r¥;^, ^Rfc, accomplished,

effected, made effectual, persuaded, wrought
upon, practised, well-versed.

pious, holy, pure, righteous, good, honest,
well-born, proper, correct, classical; ausurer,
money-lender, creditor.
ItV, ^lflT?1 f^WTJfX, ^>W^,^%:«r«,^<^tW,iWrt,5|aivr, practica-
ble, possible, accomplishable; the object to
be accomplished, 8^c. the object of worship
or supplication, ability, power, option, per-
mission, leave, liberty.

3rt|pt^i >it|i ^^Wr observance of prescribed ordinances, &c.

correct conduct. [as far as possible.

^ntoapcii ^ JTCIJ, wrtRp, to the utmost of one's ability,

^V^t^nri, irr^t^R?^ ^W ^i^t^ ^?T^, f^« <2ft^1, ear-
nest intreaty, urgent supplication.

^^kf ^^^WCT", not urgent or necessary, not pressing.

ftT/Wfe. ^jfeWTS «lfat, '581^ in^, ^^^ ^^. success in a

suit, accomplishment of an object.

^n^, ^Rrf3l, ^, ^Rroil, /. a chaste or virtuous wife, a:

good or pious woman. [of feeling..

^^t 'TT?, ^5^5^;, feeling, sensibility to touch, sense

TR^, '•rtjtt^, ^f|f*nf, joyful, hajppy, festive, gay.

'rt'nl^, ?Jpit, ^•'^, C^^, a flute, fife, pipe, whistle.

fpr, «t5ft^ '^wr^ l[pr, «nr, ^*W^^» flat or table land oit

a mountain. [ble, favourinof.

'Hl^^, <er'nr, ^<1=9Tft, «frR5Wt^, propitious, kind, favoura-

ftfir^ltf^CT, ^ftr^^ ^nNtt r?t^, consisting in or relating to-
morbid inflammation of the humours.

'tr^-i, %<m, «rc?t«w?i, wnf^, ^ttf^, «»*r^, ^^rw. comfort.

consolation, condolence, soothing, pacifica-
tion, reconciliation, quieting, quelling, abate-
ment of disease, [orable, $c.
*rW3j^, ^iHi>i«f)9, «ltii;, to be comforted or pacified, ex-
Ttfirv, h(^f, ^^^;, nearness, vicinity, proximity.
5rt% ^^, ^ar, a serpent, a snake. [rupt.
11^^, ^, ^^i, ^i'^, ^f evil, bad, ill-diBposed, cor-
»rt«t5;, ^«t^ ^t^, «lf^ ^^; ^^rrf^^^ ft^, plurality of

wives or the condition of a co-wife, an enemy.
»rt*t?t«r, ?^wr^;, ^T1?T^,nrr5>, guilty, in fault ; an ofiender.-
'W^^rt, "^^f a snake-charmer, snake- catcher.
'ftW^, ♦RTt^t^, ^'rr^rfir^, ^T^fW^l^rs, dependant, expectant,

attended with expectation. [tighten.

^f»^, irfly ^% ^^, to gather, put together, bincf,
Tt^, l^fi*^, ^, mixed, promiscuous ; medly , bulk, gross.
fTBW;, *C5f? ^f^f, ^Wt*^«tt^, ifc^t^FT firf«, ^^BTBtifilft, fruit-

fuiness, productiveness, efficacy, success.

62a iflwtirf

ilM^K, friwj^, 'tft^fircitPi, fir?tir ^sfr, idle, unoccnpied, at

leisure, disengaged, affording leisure; vaca-
tion, interval of occupation, spare time.

3^^wr, 5Wtfi[^Wi^*i, JRCTtwT^, 'Sfw, fSrwit, ^^^ attentive^

studious^ diligent,^ careful^ prudent, intelli*
geat, circumspect, discreet, cautious, wary,
vigilant, reserved. [days.

^T^, fai*r fif^iT ^^irt«i ^KprT, c^?irpr, a month of 30 solar

^TR^fifr, ^CT/t?? ^^Pc ^W • ^P^s a full solar day »

3Frtft:0, «fT?"vSt, the Gavatrf or sacred hymn to the sun.

^n^/^, Tt^Pl, — I^H*^, «W«it*re, f^^f>5, fiW*i, ftiW^, con-
firmed, established, settled, proved, evident;
a warrant, proof, certain evidence.

ftir,. ^It? C^» "TT^^t the 3d* of the Veds, coaciliation.

5im^, ^vc^W •ttif^f, a chanter or reciter of the Sdma Ved.

9TTil4t, «9^» ^» ^93|^(tvVf1ip, a thing,, article,, material, in-
gredient, stuff, utensil, furniture, goods.

^TfWW, CT5T, ftcSTTTW?, ^ww?, ^^^/, ^fiwncCT wrFW,
^nyjifft, ^^, reconciliation, settlement of differ-
ences, agreement, consistency, equality or
community of rights; frugal, just, virtuous.

7([tn^ :fiWt^, «ft^t^, ^^^'rf^WC^?tW,-«tal, bordering,

neighbouring; a neighbouring prince,subject5»

«iiirf^^> 'wnrtft^ ^nwT*f|i#, ^ppi^, ^^tcw^tflf^, ^^i^,

WPW»T, '^JW^ WftTi» seasonable, opportune, tem-
porary, provisional, punctual, exact to the
time, adapted to the time or season, time-
serving. ^ [fitness.
^itW;, ^, 'wsl, ability, power, strength, adequacy,
:FniitfW, 'WW^ OTt?s, 'TOff f , 'iv;, 'TBtlf, *thc^?, of or be-
longing to a society or community, of res-
pectable rank, admissible to society.

mm^s, awtct?«», ««1*^, ^««? ^, ^naii, ^, ^ «r^;, ^iwipir,

common, held in common, general, usual,
ordinary, inferior, low plebeian, trivial, in-
significant, vulgar ; community of rights.

vrry 021

^7tin^» ^mrt?, f^lt^TI, care, caution, careful amiigeinent*

to collect together, arrange, place in order^
stow carefully, attend, be careful, to amend*

Tffipf, ^nrfll^s, ^ivf^, VtPff 'ifjrt?, connected with, com-
prized in, included; a connection, a whole.

TPit^;, ^^R^/, nearness, neighbourhood, contiguity.

'niJJB, TTjOl?^, — 5n*^?Wfiit?, 'YflOirev, marine, sea-born.

'nwB^, 'n^jfJff,— ■'^S^ft^Wl, W^^nit?, a chiromancer ;

relating to palmistry.

Tl^usR.^j^fr, f^t?*!, «f^8h^ ^^, »if*tfi"^1 ^\ to with-
stand, ward off, retrieve, defend, assist.

irrtr^iri^, «rfe^^iT?, ^tft"^, wrftf^, annual, yearly, relating

to a year, occurring yearly.

of or belonging to a band, sect or society, re-
putable, respectable, in or admissible to good
society, traditional, customary.

'n^rj, 4 w, ^nret^, ^pnnr, *rrl%, h[^;, ^*Mif, jm,^;^^, equa-

lity, similarity, likeness, sameness, evenness^
equilibrium, serenity, calmness, alleviation,
moderation, moderating, diminution.

'TIJW;, jpsn, ^f<^r5, .tng^, empire, sway, rule, sovereign:

dominion. [ment.

ft? , ^^tstRs, ^ft^t?, assent, acquiescence, acknowledge-;

TTir, TRnrpT, 'rrat^,— *i^iW|M, Ml4>iH, evening, even-
tide, close of day.

^Tt?^, J\n, 5"?, a dart, an arrow. [evening.

flT^t^, TVW*^, belonging to or in the evenings

essence, substance, the best, essential or vital
part« heart, pith, marrow, sap, cream, curds,
solidity, strength, vigour, prowess, valour,
manure, a dysentery, the object of know-
ledge, &c. use, worth, cleverness, skill.

622 9ltC3ttf?

TtT^i c^eiMR^^ ts^i*, cathartic, laxativj^^ {>urgatiTe; a purge.
«rt?^, t«tt??*^, ^pi^T!, a heap of manure, adung-hilh
^T?f^, ^f/Hprtcit^, f^, a car-warrior, charioteer, coachman.

iRr, *f?Tw ^*i, ^n?**; ^i ^*i, ^^t? ?f?«i, ^rr?T, '^fpR,

ifti ^% V. n. to amend, get well, recover, reform,
be repaired, to grow fat, acquire substance, to
grow, become firm ; v. d. to mend, repair, refit,
amend, improve, correct, remedy, rectify,
finish, accomplish, to hutnble, overthrow, de-
feat, despatch, kill, exterminate, to clean,
winnow, reclaim, retrieve, to punish, reform.

«rRWl^, C^tt^^^N* sr!f^^1, ^^1, manure, a dung-hill.

5FrRw;, ^w^t^, ^^dP'Sl, ^i«^c«i? ^ws\, straightness, up-

rightness, honesty, integrity, sincerity.

;irRtJi»JS^, ^*t?, d5^:5t^ ^^JTC^t, a compilation, collection.

:»rtinF!^, ^t^ ftc^^, ni. /• the Siberian or Indian crane.

'It?^, ^^n^, 'iW*, fir^, 'iR< '9(^, '9(^, ^*^, unsub-
stantial, worthless, useless, superficial.

ftn, ^W?1, ^rt, »r5jrt?» improvement, slaughter, &c.

all, the whole, fentire. [mended.

TRTt^i, ^^^, tl^^, to repair or cause to repair, &c.

^ft?I*^'fT?, '•rsram**:^, ^I'TT?, ^^, essence, quintescence;

most excellent, essential.

'rtJf^, ^W??^, "^y, «rW^, ^^?1, substantial, vital, solid,

firm, close, pithy, vigorous, fertile.

^rt?t^, f^**"f, 'tiFS\, n^l, Uvnn ^«rf%«nr, substance, pith,

proper meaning, chief intention.

'Ttfir, Wf4t, ^InP, a line, row, rank, tier, range, column.

ft%^, ^ir/^f^TW, a sort of lute or guitar. * [the Mina.

»rrft, ^f?Tl, — <ir^st f^irw, v^^^, /. a species of parrot,

^W^f, ^fX^, ^f^^i^, v^W, perfect resemblance, identity.

a compilation in which is compressed the
substance of a work, substance, drift, whole
matter ; peremptory, positive.

mt^ 623

>a<-^^ ^9^ 5i«irrBR, irtTtt, ^Wifi, t^««n^, having a mea-
ning, significant, to the purpose, effectual,
profitable, useful. [significancy.

^^f, ^fnfWR, ^9WW1, ^f%d2f«, usefulness, effectiveness,

^n» cf^, and a half ; (an affix to numbers.)

>!T;a. f^,f^fir5, wet, wetted, moist, danop.

^(i^3Ptl*J^, ^tl^WCTi^^, tfer^ift, ftTWIftw, of or belonging

to all times, suited to all seasons, perma«
nent, perennial. [versal.

'fpTftWi, ^H«<^tc^?, ^!n^, of or suited ta every place, uni-

^ciffiJr, wrPb jm. ^i^jmr ♦ff^lt irtNt?, a universal mo-
narch ; of or relating to the whole earth.

srPMIW, w TOFf5P in? fra? ^Kf9 ^finrl ntc^, the Sdlgram,

a sacred atone Wiorshipped as a representa-
tion of Vishnu, &Q. [gods and sages.

^mc9it9;, on ^«¥nf^ ^'O^n^ a state of felicity among the

3iT>8nr, 5giwi/T5% ^rnw, cheapness, a low-price, plenty.

^an, Tif^, ■hn, ^Jl^ff cheap, plentiful, low-priced.

7rm« iic«t4, c^fJVI, angular, having an angle.

Tit^^rt?, ^rtlftri,ft%^,'«inPH^. proud, imperious, haughty,

scornful, boasting, vain-glorious.

^fft^rtjr, ^f^X, ^f , ^^, *l*"*ir4^1, company, society, as-
sociation, fellowship, companionship, co-
operation, attendance.

^9n**^t?, courage, valour, resolution, daring, he-
roism, rashness, temerity, impudence, boast-
ing, oppression, aggression, violence, rapine,
cruelty, rape, ravishment. [rash.

*tl^*i*ll<iit, PniF^t, f^^.f bold, daring, courageous, valorous,

bold, resolute, gallant, spirited, courageous,
nndaunted, intrepid, rash, audacious, violent,
insolent, imperious, boasting, &c.
*it?t^;, «Htf «, 'ly^wnnri, ^riftl, help, assistance, co-opera-
tion, aid, alliance, confederacy.

624 Mnt^

wft^f, iw, •i^, CT*r, «Mf , society, companionship, as*

sociation» connexion, friendship, intimacy.

ftl^^, Wl?;, ^ii4t, rich, opulent, independent, solvent

f^!^^, Cl^, a basket or other baling vessel.

fir^, s^^W, •! Vrt%, ^•^ ?TfH, c^*. a lion, the sign Leo ;

in compos : eminent, chief.

ft^lT?, W Itc? ftrc?? ^HW? ^KCT, a great gate, pillared

entrance, portal. [ferous onset.

ftn^^rtif, ?^^rt^ RWt^ 1^, a war- shout, war-cry, voci-

fir^^, frr?W?f» ^ttH^ ftpw, ?WW^, a seat . or throne

supported by sculptured lions.

fJr^fPf^f V3|tfrfl[^, ?twtf%rf^, seated on a throne, en-
throned, reigning. [mine.

f^it, ^?w, a hole or breach made by house-breakers, a

fR«(«^, t^ktciq[ fS^ Ttr^^lt? "ill, a house-breaker's crow.

f^Kl^f cn?, ^rinr^t^, a house-breaker, a thief, a miner.

fVr^rel, ^rt^, ^irtt, ?t^tii? ^lir,^nKit, sand, a sandy soil, the

stone or gravel.

^^7, t^(9^, ^it^Pr, to boil, cook, to reek, smoke, steam.

fiTOt^, ♦n^ ^% l^RrtT, ftn ^% wtWftWW, to boil, cause

to boil, seethe, steep, inftise, to warm, cause
to throw up steam.

^n, VJf, ^«9, c^7, white, bright, light-coloured.

fire, «iiF, tFftw, finr, (trw^, iFrivnr, f^nnw. fwnCr, ^-^s ^'

^itiFi^, ^tb;, ^iw«f, Pwm, ciRWtPr, cooked, boiled,
sodden, infused, steeped, prepared, made
ready, effected, accomplished, concluded,
completed, decided, fulfilled, perfect^proved,
established, real, right, infallible, celebrated,
famous ; a class of demigods.

fiw^SPH, CTW?w ''Bipirit^^ ^»W5l fifHi, ir^l^jw, one who by

devout abstraction and severe mortification
has acquired spiritual perfection and super-
human powers, &c.

ftwtti;, ^^% — *«^if^^, v^^, 'fWfv, having accom-
plished bis object, successful.

62&

f^ltl, lM!tV» fw^ J^WWBt lUffV^ W^s a demonstratioDi

a conclusive argucaejit, established tnith^^io*
gical induction, decision, the Miin^ugsd phi«*
losophy. [losophy.

ff^Kliit 3(lii|***l|iH1*fWVl, a follower of the Mimangsa phi?

W*, f^'lWi, 'Wit??, ^^« 'trtP«,N^ftl, f*^9, fifn5t«,wt^tw,
irtW^ ^< f3Q:*r9, accomplishment, completion, effect,
fulfilment, success, decision, sentence, award,
accuracy, logical proof, ascetic p€*rfectiont
acquirement of supernatural powers, a leaf of
a narcotic quality. [sincere.

Pf«1, ^^ 1?W, IplT^t'R^i, straight, even, upright, honesty

JSpRj, 7«^<r^«rf^m, Ht^fir, vermillion,red-lead, minium.

^(% 1^, «nr ftrw,^f!w& W^, the ocean, the river Indua^

the country on its banks.

t*ra^> ffi!R,-''inT, — ^itf^ 3^^ to sew, stitch, mend, vamp.

f^T^Cf^, ^nfinTS ^1» desire to accomplish an object.

fiiyH, 339RWK ^1^, a desire to create or produce.

^Wt^f ^?7, to sew, to stitch, work as a taylor.

*^, iflw.— CTrtjr fwt^t^, ^i^m^ R^, the parting of

•the hair on the forehead, a plough- furrow.

^WlWgg|, ^Ti^^^ T^it? f^npfw, a ceremonial parting of

the hair, &c. at certain periods of pregnancy.

^9(^rft, j^c^rRF, a woman, q. d. one who parts the hair.

#n, #Rtwl, — ^w, ift?, ^RfiC, •rthi, ^iw, an end, margin,

limit boundary, extent, landmark, barrier,
confines, border, frontier.

^^ ^ft^» sewing, taylor's work; to sew, to stitch.

^St^W, a?t»n, — ^ftc^, lead.

easily, exceedingly, quite, very, most; easy,
good, excelleut, agreeable, fine, handsome.

^, ^ ^ 'rtl^ ^^c?? ^RW^^^ iPRrj[W, the space be-
tween a river*s bank asid a shoal.

^1 ^Wl^Str<t«fi^ wft«W, having a sweet voice.

^^$ ^V^ Tftic/, ^Vf easy to be done, practicable.

4k

626 fprtdt

^[^, ^if 5frt3r;^ftft, f^r^Jfi, virtuous, good, skilful, active.

^^, l*rfl? ^W7, ^1^, fine weather, a serene atmosphere.

^, '•WC^ W^c;, TU^TOlW ^, *1^/^, ^/, easily done,

well done, pious, fortunate.

5^, ^%—^^f catft, iF!^?8^', ^•iT^;, r^vt^/, virtue,

goodness, moral merit, well-doing, a good
deed, kindness, friendliness, kind offices,
good fortune, auspiciousness.

^[^<W, ^^t^ ftrft, a written oath or affidavit to the truth

of one's testimony. [fortunate.

^Pfft, •j;;^;^^^,^f^.'W^/^, virtuous, good, pious, happy,

^, "^^n^P^f ^\ Prfifjpi, ^^?W, pleasure, enjoyment,

delight, happiness, ease, facility.

^^, ^x, t^^, f^rtj, happy, delighted, pleasant, easy.

^jjcr, ^iwmaft^i^^, «f^5F?, conferring pleasure &c. plea-
sant, refreshing. [pleasant

^^^, 'inartw?>», ftnr, happy, delightful, agreeable,

^tt^^, ^•ipr^w, ^, an ocean of pleasure, great delight.

3|tttir^, '•rH^iTOl^t, ^'W, identified with pleasure, es-
sentially happy. [ing pleasure.

^ttt^, ^ziti ^m^, ^icumgl^^, affording enjoyment, bring-

^^, «n»t, ^»rn4t, ^P^, happy, at ease, full. of enjoyment

^sV^f ^'•rrrsrt^rw,— ^W^, «rl*w;, in repute, celebrated,

famed, well-spoken of. &c.

^^rtf^, ^^» ^f^y fame, celebrity, renown, reputation.

^^'T, ^3^ ''Ht^, ^5^«J, ^W, beauty of person or struc-
ture ; well-shaped, well-formed, &c.

^<rt^, 5Rtt, '^W ipn, ^^•i, a happy state or condition,

having a good gait. [perfume.

iwf^, ^Vl ?W, ^t%, a sweet scent, odour, fragrance,

jmi, ^w;,— *T^;, Fwsrt^, ^^.'•wft^, in[«i,'^, accessible;

passable, good as a road, practicable, easy,
easy of comprehension.

^*tt^, ^Rt9PT^*rf%, ^Wf easy accomplishment, a finis.

^fftw, '•iflr^, ^;v, 4tr«;#, ftl^, veiy clear, obvious,

evident, weU*kaown.

tV 627

^ft^, ^PW ^W ftPw, having a fine or faan<})5ome neck.

^p^p ^jnt^» c^^ffX, an auspicious circumstance, good

luck. [late.

jjtfej, inF9lii, iRfiW? ffww, very long, a long while, very

^3p^t^ ^[^, ^JWl^» •rt'fl^ . iiFpra, ^TO^ well* disposed, of

quick perception, vigilant, wary, cautious.

^^> ^[ff^$ f^^, ni, va, T*^CTW, good-natured, kind,.

benevolent, civil, polite, virtuous, good.

^wrt ^?W«IW, «lt|[CTW. lawfully begotten, well-born, vir^

tuous, genteel, creditable, respectable.

gfti, ifftw 1% ^rt^, coarse flour.

^% ?twtir, •J?W^, frjWT, tfttVTPP, quite worn out,

thread-bare, very old, well-digested.

^pfW, ^^wrl, ^rt^, tftc, a hole in the earth, a mine, breach,

a hole in a wall, &c. made by house-breakers.

^^I^f ^♦f, — ^^pwtfl%,^[5Vf well-shaped, well-formed, ele-
gant, handsome. [shallow.

^, ^ncnv n% »W, a narrow path; narrow, little,

^» 3J51, — ^^*» '•ff^'», fn.Sf/.?L son and daughter.

^g^ljrh, ^'WHi^. «PBiW, f^^t¥, '•FM^, certainly, undoubt*

. edly, surely, indeed, evidently, consequent-
ly, necessarily, of course. [the 6th hell.

^PW, Wt^, ^flty, 'RW ftrw, a foundation, basement, base,

?^t^, V^ff ^Vf^tt^f ^^W, melody, harmony ; harmo-
nious, &c. [nice.

^R5t?, ^t^, ?^Wil, fiiif well-flavoured, savoury, palatable,

^11^, ^n ^?, ^SV9t^, ^ fine or auspicious day.

551?, ^l^^;^«^ opt, 'rf^* remote, very distant, very far^

^, . 3fCT«, JTW, with, together with ; only, merely.

^}^f ^j^W^lsWtgy^, one who fulfils his family duties.

w|, ^if», ambrosia, nectar, water of immortality.

^[«(t^, ^tcr<>^,— 511, PrtWfe, the moon.

^^^, «r« ^^f ftrwW^, ^JJP', to ask, enquire, question.

^*, ^,— ^t^Wt^, ftB^^ •if^'B, highly learned, wise,.

clever, acute, sensible ; a Pandit.

^, WW, mat, only, merely, entirely, purely.

628 ^

ijp%^ vrs; liiT* ISiff ^t7/> an agreeable truth.

«t^^» ^•f, 5t*, ^«, Wt0^, ^«»r, fswr^^i, m. /. ban^some,

beautiful, fair, fine, good, excellent.
^4, 7*f ^^f f^Hrsv, a good road » a virtuous course.
^^^/i ^<'ft?t^ ^inrnnfi^, wholesome, (diet or medicine.)
^^ar, *?^OTI^, ?!wft*tlji?, ■aw«W% ftBr«p«i, a good man, a

suitable person ; duly qualified, able, clever.
^^ttft, tlTt?^, the areca or. betel-nut.
^«, fHftffs, wt^, "rf?^, asleep, laid to sleep, sieepiog.
^f^, f^^l, f|Jr, fViBt^i, sleep, sleeping, drowsiness.
^^rtt*f, CTincfi^, ^TOira, Hjit%^, clear or fair as weather; a

bright day. [by women.

^[Jl^, ilwtcsp? ctTtoI Cirft f^lTW, a goddess worshipped
5W< ^«r^< ^< wt^il, ^'Hf, ^wr«Tf^, ^^pB, a fine

colour, gold, a respectable class in society,

a gold mohur. [fair weather.

^K, ^H «^t?, 5»l?«, ^f*^. of a good kind, good, easy ;
^f^, Tf^, «rRRP?, ^J^^j ^f » ^i» ^ g<^od understand-
ing; wise, intelligent, sensible, docile.
ajjPW, ^% 'W?! ^^>* handsome, elegantly dressed.
^«^, f5rviwpr,ft««1, ♦ffti^, «t«r^t^. a correct idea, sound

judgment, accurate knowledge, intelligence;

sensible, intelligent, well-informed,
^^n^, %Vi f^TV, f^?ir^tt^7, an excellent observance;

strictly observant of vows, &c.
^S^i ^^> ^^9 fortunate, auspicious, liked, beloved.
11^^, r^^W?^, *ff%? ^€(ip^, /. fortunate ; a beloved or

favourite wife. [posed to^deartb.)

35WW, ^'TW^i, •wnftit ZV^S, abundance, plenty, (op-
^j^BTirt, ^pr^ft,— ^m^, %W^, V^, dainty or nice

in eating ; an epicure.

excellence of disposition, kindness, intelli*

gence ; well-dis^posed, kind* [tleman.

^^, l^K^, f^ c^^, a good or respectable man, agen-

^<, ^m^r, ^[^, a fine face, good features ; handsome.

^pi^h ^f^Bn* *^f sensible, clevef , of good parts or ca-
pacity, [a close fit, &c.

53WW, ^v^nircT? «R«, «l«Wff, »r*rt«f, symmetry, proportion,

^}^, 'SJ'^* ^''^ 'W?* Wtai, f^nr, It favourable opportu-
nity, suitable time, good luck, means, supply.

^, onrai, ^. a god, a deity, a voice, a tune.

??^r, Tjrari — ffrc, ^N^, a hole in a wall, &c. made by

housebreakers, an eiccavation, mine, breach*

^^f ^?W?,— tlW? Wr, ^«f, ^W?F •nfe, the capital of

Indra or heaven of the ^ods, mount Meru.

'S?^' ^[^, ^JW, a perfume, odbur, fragance, the spring.

^^, *r|^»fir>^ ^ft, a divine sage as Narada.

^[?CTt¥, ^«f, it^i^n^, the heaven of Indra & the immortals.

^, WJ, "mfB, spirituous liquor, nectar [king.

^ptsi^, ^^1? ?WT? «r|^, well-governed, ruled by a good

^n-tft, w;^, irt^t^, drinking spirits, &c. a tipler, a sot.

^f?, ^^. ^J^i;, an 4wr or enemy of the gods, a Titan.

^«1, ^wrt^, ^g^, a fine form, beauty; handsome,

beautiful, well-formed.

^pf9f ^f ^^% Indra, the sovereign of the gods.

^gro, ^W, — ^^«i;, ^wci <sn^/, ^J?*^^* easy, feasible, easily

obtainable, of easy acquisition, cheap.

^*i1^, ^tw, ^f^Rroi, i^^rfRi, ^|?IW^, ^^w, good-nature,

goodness or amiableness of disposition; well-
disposed, amiable. [adept.

^f''» 'rtllpF'T, wm^t^, fir<^<i, iw, orderly, regular, expert,

^i»W, ar^«i ^wc^, ^z^tWi, agreeable to the ear, melo-
dious, harmonious, SNveet, audible.

^^, C77)n^jr^9, 9t«, personable, handsome, beautiful.

^9^. CTHf^gtRf^, fast or sound asleep, in a dead sleep.

^f^, ut<r«id>1, a sound or deep sleep.

^^, ^Wl ^»wn^^, ft*, ^tW^, well-armed, accoutred, ca-
parisoned, prepared , in readiness, quite ready <

^[^inrf , ^9 ^^, ^^99fT, ^«Rr[*W, a suitable or auspici-
ous season, fit opportunity, prosperity, ease;

^3^, ^STO^j-^-'fJPt?, ^^ci^ir'Hf, easy to be borne, tolerable

680 ^nwn >

^V, ^UTO ^ V, y^ ui)Wfilw !»> «npi, easily aceomplistt*

ed, quite practicable, quite possible, easy.

substance, wealthy competency, ability to
pay, an adequate provision for any undertak-
ing, necessary means, supply, sufficiency, an
accommodation, help, a. loan, management

V» ^^' '^^^ ^r"t% «T«?»!ft«i, ^'nmw, well-circum-

stanced, comfortable, faring or living well,
happy, at ease, healthy, well.

'Jt^j ^Ct^^ ^•'^j ^f ^^'f/?^, fixed, stable, firm,

steady, cakn, unmoved. [intelligible.

^^^, ^iftw, P»*W, ^JWt^/, clear, very evident, distinct,

^^, 9fM9 1^, ^^, 'Ift?) a friend, associate, ally.

^^^f WBV^*l, ^^^» %*wrw, kind-hearted, affec-
tionate, friendly, favourable.

^^pPSff, f^XiWf ^•dtl^, ^M^mw, interruption of friendship,

the sowing of dissension among friends.

^f^9t>ll«, little, small, minute, delicate, fine, thin,
shrill, neat, exact, accnrate,snbtile,nice,pre-
cise, ingenious, imperceptible.

ij^lirff, fJiPWw, «r^, «n«, of quick perception, sharp-
sighted, acute, intelligent. [witty.

^mift, 4v, f^n^, 7f^» shrewd, sharp, keen, ingenious,

IHiint^f «f<R^, f^n^wpR, Ut^, ftrww, penetration,

keenness of intellect, an accurate conceptioo,
perception of minute differences.

99, ^, — ^, ^Hlt> ^^rtCT? Witj""l*fl, a needle.

ajp^, ^ «t*W, ^itW, W, W^W, ^^>r*W, indicating, point-
ing out, discovering, boding, portending, in-
dicative of ; an informer, a spy, a beginner.

^JRI, it?, ftwW^I, «fWff, ^W«, ?^, an indication, infor-
mation, communication, mention, report.

^J^-^^fc, •frt'^, W<lTv, '«t¥n^, ^f^n rtt^, to point out,

indicate, forebode, portend, forewarn.

^ 681

^S^» 3jpf5, — ^^*^t^, ^if, nw, pointed, sharp, piercing:
'rtWMt, f<f?tt^, living by his needle ; a taylor.
^jftnar.iiftwai, — f^r^j^n^awft^jan index, table of contehts.
^, Tt?f*r, ^PitTtnrR', a charioteer.
^, irH, — 3jai, ;ct, ^J¥, ifit, thread, twine, yarn, a line,
^w, *l'»4F1l*^F, — 9M ^ Unlif, ^fWTrli^, ceremonial impurity

arising from childbirth or miscarriage,
'^fiwrt, 'Hi^^, CT ^ «fw ^[^Tttf , a lyihg-in woman ;

confined, delivered, brought to bed.
^^f w9tf ?V, ^«i^r9, packthread, twine, a string^ cord.

^51, «, «w? ifft, '^, ^«, ^wwK citw ^fiwi ««r;, ft«w,

iw^, ^tSRTI, ^n^tpr, thread, yarn, twine, a line, a
clue, a guide, a sentence, gloss, comment,
precept, aphorism, axiom, rules, rudiments, a
preamble, commencement. [scite, &c.

^n^ltv, ipr iiT*t99l, a marking out, planning, measuring a

TOW?, ^]«T?, — ^^T^, ^^, a carpenter, a joiner.

^. ^f «^f '•rtUW, a son.

3T^, dfH^^iRF 9^9/ ?t9;, true and agreeable discotfrse,

an agreeable truth. [soup, broth.

Vf, ^101? ^<t9?<i, w, l?rr»f, a sauce, gravy, condiment,

^^wnt-'l^, •ttw», in^nw^, a cook.

^, ^Pfl, ^tT4t, a van or basket for winnowing com«

3Wf, ^Tf^;, jfk, flrtW?, the sun.

^9t9« Wt^ vf^, a fabulous gem, chrystal. [the sun.

'rtftfTf, ^itf&«;, ?T5«ir ^HF^f? ^«^, the sun, an eclipse ^of

^f^nf^f nyt fiirw, the sun-flower.

^c^yw'if ^wnwfl, the day of the new mooa. [sun- set.
''fSfjfW?, ^5]^i^> — ^•lTfl>CT/7 «t^PW «^^ ^^'ft^, sun-rise and
^, 3ja^, — «^ «rpi, the corners of the mouth.
^W, ^P'c, •upr, %^^tfnr, M>^, f^rtft^, to make, create,

frame, form. [invented.

^, ^*^w, frr>«, fSrt^, ^P"^, made, created, formed,
^if ^^if^f ^^, ^tifw\, J^Pifwl, w^9 1*^. Wilsi, cre-
ation; formation, production, fabrication, in-
vention, the world, the universe.

CI, fl^iflr* *l^^* ^> ^f f^> that; diose, he, she. it
pi^, ^R?;, ^nvi^, that same, tbat very, the selfsame.
lA^^'^iPf, «Tf*t?citc«(vtrvtfS|vt9 d9<r. to be distorted

or turned up in disgust as the face or nose,
rnihr, i|4^, to writhe through pain, &c« see 4t^^
wrMJ, we^,— CTi* ^, the white rose.
rirot^, w^CTOfl, — if'jrfhfi, wivfy boggy, swampy ^marshy.
CT?f, f%wtf^,«'wn'f,W^«fW^,^Wf^» a wetting, sprinkUngt

aspersion, pouring, watering, fomentation,
cnt^, ^5t9tw, f^^^, f^iiR^, to bake, apply heat, foment
pn^n, ^<^>t9, nit^t?, a goldsmith, a worker in gold.
C^W^tW, CTF4t, — wm ^(iWff •ttl, a bailing scoop, a vessel

for watering fields from a tank,
niiit, e>lbM4^1, one who foments, waters, bails out, &c.
ni5^, rti^, — t^WpT. ^t*i{##<l, Wf ^!*T?1 wiR, to water,

wet, sprinkle, bail out water. [there-

cr^cv, nm, — 4 iftpr, ^^ar^ ^«n, to or in that place» thither,
c^NHi, <f?«l3i, the teak- tree, teak- wood.
It^- ^rtP^,«rrwW,W^,^tCTl, a walk, ridge, causey, mole,

dam, dyke, bridge.
Pl^% 9^9 ^^ftc^, td^: aZso Adam's bridge in Ceylon.
PW?1, 'T^^lftt^, ««^wrwt, *««bK^, a fellow-traveller, a gruide.
C3Wt^, CT^rr,— «rfti ^"e«r, www, y^» ha^, to enter.

go or creep into, take root. [dier.

CTTI, ^nr ^vnf% '•rtllf, CT^y, w^rtWtf an army, troops, a sol-
tiprt^, c'RWl^,— i^^/T't/^, a general, a commander.
CT(CW?, 4il^, cww, ^5Tf^, of that kind, of that sort, such.
Pll?^ ^*fW^ Wf, •tf^rriw, PW/, serving, worshipping,

&c. a servant, an attendant, a disciple.
PrA, r^l(, the white cose.
CTW, ^fif^1 ^5<I,^*»PR1 ^«i,^<C ^t'^w-tw, ftunar, to serve,

attend or wait upon, worship, adore, to

take or administer medicine, to sew, stitch.
CT^, Hffi^^, itffiv, ^^ffRI, *rtrt, isiC^, service, servi-

tude, attendance, duty, Mrorship, homage^

reverenjce, respectful attention ^to.

tsrat#». ^(■I#» ^tt«1». the stipendiary priest of a temple*
xHP^, %*nf^ ^{%s» (^^» serveds attended on, wor-^

fihippedr administered. [adorable*.

VTVf iTraHt^. ^^tpv, deserving worship &c» venerable^
Cf?* i(r7/lt!R( ^fRX^ f^vn, a measure of weight, a seer^
z^% PlftT»?t<tw.— ^•nvr, il*?^^^^, tolay orput

buy, treasure up, set apart. [kind, such..
dH^, rfR9,— ^«m7, vtfn, «<iR, of that sort, of that
^fiw, PRI'Wftf » Pf^nwRF* of or relating to an array ;

a centineU [troops, soldiers^

hi^s, CTM, ^m, (^7^1 ^nrtf% f^ IMtfi^* an army, forces^
bntf, ^rtltf vm, ^mn, rock-salt, fossil-salt,
wfii^, CT 4^ •tnrj ^cf ^RW ^ftFirt f^w|«f *CTf an inde*
pendent female artist working in another's house^
CHt^, ^, ^^, a bludgeon, truncheon, mace, staff.
r^^CT^, 4l>ft^, ^niT7, to scent, to perfume, to smell.
CTM7, iwr, 'Wl''^, with the roots ; smooth, level.
wW«c, W^W, TO»J^, ^t?«i, H^, to deliver in charge, en*

trust, commit, refer to, submit, surrender.
WW1, 'RW, ^ltn> lilPT, 'Wf'l, •^, ^^V. "^f f^t straight^

erect, upright, even, flat, smooth, level, plain,
simple, easy, obvious, sincere, candid, in-
offensive, artless. [wardi
nitWCTtfti, *^, Pw^ttl, plainly, sincerely, straight for-
CTt^rt, l^', ^^'wp, f^V, gold. [with gold^
CTrtPB, CTWt^,— W^nrWff, Htl^WI, a gilding, overlaying
tHttIi, 74?FtC7?fi^»a goldsmith's nippers, small tweezers.
Pirsl, wm, — <lt*i, 'Ttwi^ KW^prtf, a creek, iiilet, rivulet^

channel, stream, torrent. .,

wm-l, ProN/-t— 5Ffc^lW-V«awt»0^3Pf^^ a full brother

or sister. [surname.

CTt^rtfit, ^I'^rti %mfl(f»» relationship, affinity; having a
Prmnr, •itil, fSfl ^u«rR, «Mt^ ^>t^, a ladder, fiigbt

of steps, staircase, stairs, mention, introduc-
tion, commencement. . >

C>lt9iL jnijt^ttii^ the i)MoiK& C9t¥t7> (^PitXit^ niiondajR

4l

8&4 ^H«W

mttm, ^9Vit^» l^f J^t young. lusty^ adult; ayootb, a lad.

dn^nit, ^f^ v^t f^rtw, ^ORirft, the moon-plant.

cvrrntlli, ^9 a bamboo skewer or thatching needle.

c^rpT?, iA\^f 'nrtw, smooth, level, flat, even.

Pftf It, iv%, ^Pt^9 a sort of ladder-shaped harrow.

CTtft^, ^t^'tvYy* c^«<0«l"l, affection, fondness, caresses.

cnft^, ^11, ^, ^♦t^t^ftpw, borax.

crtTTf^f ^n^, a beloved wife or woman. [perfume.

c^i^tn-x, ^S^cpr, ^[?%, a sweet scent, fragrance, odour,

CT.ffe^, WilWt,— ^][tW{t4!t, m. a taylor,/. a seamstress.

Vim^f, ^jnr^, Pl^t?1?,^^/«1, civility, politeness, urbanitv,

complaisance^ good-nature.

C^irtWt, f^U^, ^^, lightening. [ness.

r^i^f» vrt?^/, ii^r^Vt, beauty, loveliness, elegance, neat-

r^^7^» ^^» ^^fjrf^, golden, made of gold.

C^fiftVi "ftif ^^> ^«t^4^iM» a eunuch, an attendant or

guard on the women's apartments.

Cifivrf^rc^, ^^tva ^c^vt^, the son of a beloved wife.

r^.W^f/, VilT^, >rtw*v;, good fortune, luck, auspiciousness,

«^, Wai,^, iiwtw,^Wf,i?FW»f,«a?,H? ft^, ^ic «f , lunar,

handsome, pleasing, good ,excellent,mild,gen-
tie, placid ; the north, Buddha or Mercury.

«^?, ^J^nr^, ^piht ^^irw, of or belonging to the suo,

solar; a worshipper of the sun.

c>l)73rt^f ^^ <49 *lf^wiM4n*i, a solar month.

P^j?v-X, ^^^f ^pPlf CT.^, ^<int%, fragrance, odour, per-
fume, an essence, beauty, fame, reputatioD.

p}|^f •ftf^^/, ff**W, learning, literary eminence.

PT.N, ^^-vr, CT i'^, i^Ri'ff*, ^HTf^Prt;, «r^, excellence,

comeliness, lightness, fleetness, excess, abun-
dance, a competency.

i;9rn[t^ ^^Vf ^^% friendship, amity, intimacy.

««, «i«, f«^t, «mti| «^n, ««, the shoulder* tbe

trunk of a tree, a large branch, a section,
chapter. [speech.

'•^■Iw* %«vnDM * 3rt. a mistake in pronunciafioa iff

W^ct ^35

VW, t*H»w, ^cw ^<w, •ittw, ^tf^ •t?^* '^[fw, ftw^,
^ |r«ir, to slip, trip, stumble, fall, mistake, err,
blunder, skip letters or words in reading or
utterance, to sin or fall from virtue.

%9m, Uxff^, Ips, *rl%i, ^p^, slipped, stumbled, fallen,

mistaken, &c. I'^^^f ^e^-

^P^» ^» ^n^f ^t^» St woman's breast, an an^ma^8 udder,

VWt^, vr/^it^,— fji^rm^m, wtw«i, a sucking, suckling,

being at the breast.

^^^f vrt*, — J^, WW, the nipple.

%^s, ▼"rPnji, fji, milk. [a suckling.

W^mrlt, ^'r;^,— fvrrtt, f«nff;, sucking, at the breast;

^^-^t*, wt*, ^f fl^WI, ffl#^, ^K^f praise, eulogy, pa-
negyric^ applause, flattery, a trelebrating,
hymning, solicitation.

«79, ^pr? c^ttfl, "iMl, tlWM9, a cluster of blossoms,

a nosegay, bunch of flowers, a flatterer.

vnr, »[##?, tl^Wr, irtipr, to praise, hymn, extol, eulo-
gise, flatter, entreat, solicit.

^f^ tV^^T** ^« ^^^^> hardened, rigid, benumbed,
torpid,dull, motionless4nsensible,astoi:isbed,
stupid, stupified, amazed, silent, stopped^
.fixed, stupified by enchantment, petrified.

▼?, tfPfJ .•^tfir? ^f^, t^ftm, tfW, fiur, a sheaf, tuft,

bunch, clump, a stake, post, pillar, a shrub.

Wf ^tni> t^Tff7 ^9 a post, pile, stake, pillar, column.

^t^-5r, ^[T'W, '^RTf ?fr^ ^% •ftV?, ^'Wrpr^l, wtf, to fix,

set up, stupify, &c. rigidity, torpor, stupi-
dity, insensibility or suppression of the facul-
ties, the effect of enchantment.

1WW?, ^Vf^,— ^wr^, cylindrical, celumnar,pillar-like.

%n9, 'l!%*HW, fl^i^tt^W, ?ffftW, F?r<iW44J, praising, &c.

thankful; a eulogist, panegyrist, ,flatterer«
parasite, sycophant. [silent,

^^t^ "f^tt^ff^f^n^f 1^^ clammy, mpist> vet, tacitunt

83S:

9gm, «pn9i«t vnfti^^ pmise4» eulogised^ «stoHed^

flattered, hymned.

ifii, ^•n*, «l, wi^l^, tfM**, W^J^ «fR1» praise,

eulogy, flattery, applause* solicitation.

^rf^i^n^, «i^» ^» a flatterer, eulogist, panegyrist

n^, ^#9,?tH, 9n||r» a heap, pile, rick, mound, quantity.

tm^, est?, «^, ^W?, cstO, a thief, robber, theft, [ty.

CW?, ^«^/, — CWt ^^BTt*i, ^# theft, robbery, plunder, boo-

V9X9, '•5*^1 ^^' ^^» ^nsf, l*R1,PiPW, small, little, a drop

of water, an excuse, plea, palliation, animpo-
sitiou, deception, preventioa.

?Wtc^. '•ir^m, ft^, ^CT^i «9Wi WCTR, m}»<f by little and

little, drop by drop, gradually, insensibly,
slowly, gently, softly, seldom. [logist

nt^l, iwts, — V^^, ^•im**, a flatterer, panegyrist, eu-

zmm, vf^^» v^> tKm^, praise, euk^y t flattery , a hymn.

t^VB,, ^V\nt^K, 9^it9x, felse encouragement, decep-
tive promises. [a sbe-aDimal.

^, ^itt, Wwl, ^«|^, pnft, a female, a woman, a wife*

liNm?; Hr^tf^T^^w jtcvrtn? iixm?» a ludicrous practice

of women beibre a man's marria^.

^Sf% fk^vr 9?<i, Tryrt? ^m, to take a wife, to many.

ait^^^f ai^*''^. — ^f iW^r, pudendum muUebre.

iStfmif a[t^,— v;</T<t5r, •nSt^w, ruled by a wife, uxorious.

1^, mft^Pi, ^TfitT, womanhood, femality, feminality.

?ShR, w to^ ^1%? f^nffWW ^ ^srfiPW? ^irtni, a woman sows

property, trinkets, &c. fmenstruatiM.

igt^. 19^^ i^ ^'^V ^* W^» manner or duty of women,

?JI«filKI[, ^c*nCTI ^?/Wfii4t ^>fl*, iwwm, /. observing

the proper duties of her sex, menstruous.

tit^ira, ^r€»r£tf ^rr'*^ *^, the reciprocal duties of hus-
bands and wives, {bertine;

jt^, artftfcff , w^, uxorious, devoted to women; aii*

liU^, CinA[^.^t57, ^ifttfs^f Vft, the feminine. gender, pu-
dendum muliebre. % [commerce.

'^W il inn.^ — ^^«^, 7(%l««fl^ sexual intercouna, catail

liN^'fi, ftitr/<^Qi4l3*'vpRll> matriafe^ sednetievof a mar^

ried woman. [man-

lDf?^t fPBJie^ J^t\^^9X¥f rape» abduction of a married wo«

^M% lit ^^» iStt^ » iSt^V, female^feminine, womanish,

efTeminate, under female rule, heft-pedked. /

If, 1^, vi^k^f ^9 affile : being, situated, staying, &c.

stopped, ceased, susp^ided, hindered, de?
barred, excluded from society, obsolete.

^f^r ^l?i lt^^**Wi ^, 4t*|#I#fl»i c^tltf^lRt ifX^, a le»

vel piece of ground covered with sand, &c,
prepared for a sacrifice^ an altar, [ground.

^f>i«nt4t siM4 Mim^^l, an ascetic sleeping on consecrated

X^tf^, ^9Tf^ ^ f^^^l, a master-mason or carpen-
ter, a builder, an architect. [firm.

^^* ^ f^^ ^^1^ u^ old man ; old^ aged, steady, fitted;

\^it ^ftp<f l«t, W"«it»i, very thick, rery corpulent.

T"' V» ft»r»1, ^> ^» W, ^/nvf^, a place, spot, situ-
ation, dwelling, land, dry-land, a post, office^
employment, station, a passage in a book, fto.

^« T*^»^' <trf«ipiya place^ land; possessed of a place.

i(^» l|t4tf, ^j^M^^. of or belonging to a place or to

dry-land. [room of.

^€91, ^Tcw, ^tf^nc^ Itt"* instead of, in lieu of, in the

'^9tB^, ^ir €rt4t, Wf , moving on land, terrestrial.

^vw, •linpi, by dry land, on foot.

^<««f, ^T«iW?r€K1, •wnfiw^, a change of situation, a va-
cancy, succession to a place or office.

ITI: ^^' '^' WWrjJrx ^, r*?l, a stake, pin, a pollard.

^vns^ ^r4t9, m?, to be placed, proper to be fixed, &c.

jy^f ir^» / Tt*t~^r^. ^Wrm, one who stays or abides t

V^» ^' ^^» ^^^^ ^» •fftnw, f^wim, iWt,- ^, nw, ^,

^, ^n9H» a place, situation, spot, seite, ground,

fqpace, stead, a'homt, abode, a jMSsage in a

book, a post, office^ vacancy, [to be fixed.

T^> T'V'Tf^i VWH^i of or belonging to a place, &q.

638 ftfftttW

%t^9 ifti^s^, ?pWf ^wtw, Tt^, f^, ^s^tinifim^ ^t9^ ^n\

■fljrf^ ^% Vf^y «rn[«i, to fix, set up, erect, place,

put, give in charge, deposit, establish, loimdv

keep, secure, defend, uphold.
!(rtflf%^, ift^WW^, f|[fJi*1**, JW9, one who places. Sec. a

defender, upholder. [&c«

^tfH«» ff #tf » <trf«ff9, fixed, settled, founded, established,
%W, t^l% 9?r4t9, c^^^t?, frfl^ ir; to be placed, fixed,

&c. given in charge ; a deposit.

fixed, firm, immoveable, stable, stationary,
unalienable, (as family jewel8;)real property,
(as land<, &c.) a fixture, a mountain.

^ff|n[, f^fVt^9 A'4<nf«i^ff, ^rv?, lastingness, durability,

steadiness, continuance, permanency, tic.

Xt§t, f^RrfN, feWtfiw,Pri/, PrwSJ, aff: continuing, abid-
ing, permanent, lasting, staying, inhabiting.

ft?^, «rf^. ^^, *«tw? ^ttWF, ir%«T, a bail, surety, over-

seer,bailiff,steward,the headman of a village.

l^f ^^ cvtVR^ft^, a metallic dish or eating vessel.

X^f |t^» ^tt^^fpr, an earthen cooking* vessel, a boiler.

flf5, ?#, l^vt, w <tw, ipf^, citar, ^«?, ^♦W, being,

staying, placed, fixed, situated, established,
settled; stock,capital,funds;income, produce.

Pff^, IVl, ftW«Kt, t^lM, <tnrt» f^f W^lfl, T^T'Tf ^OTtipr,

f^pRRrt* «iyi*i*4i, ^nrf, flMtl, ft?W,'^, ^IW, being,
existence, an abiding, stay, continuance, per-
manence, a states condition, a settling, fixing,
settlement, residence; abode, situaUon, place,
cessation, a pause, a stop, aJimit, boundary.

upholding, supporting, sustaining, giving per-
manence or continuance.

f^MlvT, l[tlT» "^f f^TftiSt, permanent, abiding, durable.

(|[fiffW», •ct?«i^, J'ff^f i^i^WMtt^rt, an upholder, support

iter, protector,- &c« elastiq»

639

Wft?,^, 'Wf^itjt^ifW?, ^ww, ^i^m, tV^, ftr^t,
9|fkwt^r>ir, ^Ht7, fixed, firm, stable, immoTeable,
steadfast, permanent, durable, lasting, uni-*
form,8tationary ,standing,(as water,) smooth^
still, calm, serene, composed, unmoved, tran-
quil, passive, stoical, cool, collected, reso-
lute, constant, faithful, certain, sure, settled^
the enduring, i e. God.

flpfftV, ^^HPr, f^vifT* WnftR, firm, resolute, determined.

fflRR[, 'nW^t^iW?, '4**t*i1t1^, quite firm, fixed, durable.

f^9 ^ m, r^lHw^lt, tfTfJi, resolved, resolute, ^eter*

mined, convinced. [tual.

f^9ii$t, wpT9;, 9i^f9^, keeping his word, exact, punc-

'fivn, %(ff%. t^f hpis, ^^, permanency, durability,

calmness, composure, equanimity.

^p ^^, CTl^f ^^. ^f ^^f ^"W^. ^f large, bulky,

thick, gross, coarse, lusty, sleek, fat, cor-
pulent, portly, inactive, stupid, dull.

Kvrai, 4CVf ciil^tc^lft, in the gross, altogether, indiscri-
minately, [sure.

HiiiM, vfttwmf, ttf , (497, c^, gross sum, amount or mea-

^mft;, ^1^,— «?, ^rvpr, dull, stupid, heavy, ignorant.

nf't in^V' *^t?^' ^^ be placed or fixed, fixable.

tf6, ffWl, wwti, 'WW, Jft^ral, itf^, Pi'V?, i[?wt^, stead-
fastness, stability, steadiness, firmness, calm-
ness, determination, resoluteness, certainty;

r^.W, ^^, 'Vmn, Wf€\, bulk, largeness, greatness, .fat-
ness, thickness, dulness. [by ablution.

Kt9, ^7Kf7, ^4*tlfi^ ^tf^^i, bathed, washed, purified

^j«9, ftPr 3TOT^#^ ^flnn *!?^ nr» a householder duly

initiated after completing his studies.

WW, WT<t, — ^Wt^^, W^Wf^^t^, a bather, practiser of

ceremonial ablutions.

^rt^i ^i|Wn[^tfl> Wf «rwi, f'tcw? ^wWc^j^f, a Jbathlng,

washing, ceremonial ablutions.

640 r«^

^fpr^^» Vl^l^ni^ — ^•W*tt^\l*f, a bath, a faagniD.

^lMtil3i1, if^WWl ^if*- ^t^icY Cffw^-^n Mlf^H^ ^, the an-
nual abkition of Jaganniitha. [ablutions.

vn^^ ^(t^rcat^i am, ^^WW» proper for bathing io, fit for

^orifH^t ^^^ttf^9 iffa, made to batbe> bathed, immersed.

ivt7> fH9l, a4*9icn^, %*ttf^. a tendon, muscle, cartilage.

ftli fiw^, t^, 'flOT, Wf , CTl^^tai, nn^Tfr. oily, smooth,

soft, clammy^ cool, refreshing, agreeable,
beloved, amiable, kind» affectionate.

fkViflC vn^i ^^rt«, ^|t placable, clement, placid, mild.

^151^ ^^%: ^ daughter-in-law.

love, affection, fondness, tenderness, caress-
ing, kindness, favour, mercy, sympathy, an
unguent, oil, grease. [oily*

raft, ctr4t,inrt«t% TS9% fond, affectionate, kind-hearted,
'^f-f, H?^, «"ppr, fwn, ^•fWlfir OWW, a moving,

shaking, vibrating, flattering, quivering,treni-
bling, bodily motion, movement, agitation,
"^rftw, ¥fM^, ^?^, fii^, agitated, moved, shaken.

daring, provoking, challenge, defiance, emu-
lation, rivalry, arrogance, presumption.
«>nn^ «wt«r,|Wi^rtPr«, dared, defied, provoked, chal-
lenged. [satioD.
^■•K-aBt^, ^«pr, »rpr, touch, feel, contact, feeling, sen-
^4», faf^l, «riin, feeling, touching, coming in contact.

'■'Pf'r, ctnR, ^r^ ^e^, c^^^p^, ?t« W^^» to feeU touch,

handle, come in contact, meddle with.

•^^P«Ht?, ^^J,— ^wlficmcTT* iftrRw?? Pra?, tangible, pal*

pable, that may be felt.

Wrtt^l^, ^im^fhr, ^i«r, ^Wtfnn;, ^ip«Pc ili[^, ^5W», past

feeling, insensible, callous,impalpable,]iitaB*
gible, beyond the reach of touch, immaterial.

«^, 5^3^ «tvip, ^V, '^i clear, plain, obvious,

evident, manifest, explicit, perspicuous, open.

641

''l^^t, «ntk,— f*r8T«, wi;r», «wrflRi, ?^^«, clearly, evi-

dently, seemingly, ostensibly.
^n^Tirt z\ ^, ^^ '^^' a clear or -cTistinct speaker.
*^^nT^, fsr^Rfwr^. ft^T^^^, a clear motion or idea, dis-

tinct knowledge. [contact.

*^il, '^Pfj, — ?jfT?t^, »r«W, touched, felt, brought into
*^, ^^^ iNl, ftJ<»rl, ^•rrt, irc^l?^, wish, desire, incli-
nation, longing, cupidity, hope, intention,
supplication. [inclined.

*^, CTt^, t^S9, ytmWs wishful, desirous, longing,
v^,, Hs(f¥z^^, '^f*% the hood of a serpent, alum.
^If <«W? ftriH, chrystal, quartz.
r, n^^, — ns^tW?, al u m . [horse .

^"^9 ^IPiR, ^fcpr, M?^^«l, to leap, prance, rear as a
f^. •fW, Prsc^ Jir^rf^fl, the buttocks, the haras.

•#t^, Oft^?; «?t^, ^^*rpT, ^•ipf, ^^te^, %ir^, ^1^, r^l^,

swollen, swelled, raised, fermented, blistered,
idflated, distended, tumid, turgid, extended,
enlarged, risen, grown rich or great ; a bump
or swelling. [prosperity, &c.

^fe, Vft%l\, ^Wl%, Tfli, a swelling, inflation, enlargement,

•f^, '•fS^, — ^fl^, ipt^, fiwrt^, 5p!tf?v5, ^fnjcr. '"^f ^x^,'

^ *N ^ ^

burst, broken, rent, cracked, laid open, ex*
panded, blown, clear, plain, manifest.

m^, ^t^, ft?«i, Umn, <fr?rpr ^«^, to burst, break,

crack, rend, open, expand, emerge, appear.

^f^, ^^ifiir^'ai; ^tm, a musk-melon, a kibe, a tumour.

•^^«W, ^iRpp^il, P5ir??p, a spark of fire, a drop of water.

^^% fttRT, ^"vpT, ^ ^«^, ^cw^ f «^, to tremble,

quiver, shake, throb, to appear, become ma-
nifest, be uttered. [gladdened.

nF», 0^, trot^,<^*«ft^, excited, stimulated, sprightly,

'i^!^, «?fti, nrstPr, ^rro^t, ^"n, «f^t*r, ^«f?, ^t«ir«, exci-

tation, a stimulus, sprightliness, alacrity, tre«

mulousness,palpitation,a throbbing,starting»

expansion,eruption, manifestation, utterance;

4h

642

r9^^ 4^^, V9i%\, 3^1 a boil, ifflposthuiney Aumowi

pimple. [augur.

tm^t ^, V9r» If^^f to burst, &c. a rupture, a gimiet,
^, vr, 3fT«ptf^, f?rft, ^rf?»v, ^*tf5r, ^ntui, fsw, ^mt^

weal th, property^ identity, self, individuality,

the soul; prtf: own,setf, one's self, one'a owa^

^^, ^rStv^.—^n^f ^1W*t^?» f^» proper, peculiar, own*

^WW, 'irWfW^, ^m Pi^?, ^ifflt^, one's own affairs, one's

own peculiar duties ; selfish. , [dependaut
^«t<i, '•rtlT^t'Pi •f'F^ll^t, of one s own party ; a partizao*
^^t "miT^Vy Tivv m^y c^tl^inr, kept or confined to onet

self, exclu^ve, personal ; apart, aside.
^fff ^[W*1, ^cv)^, ^[^, handsome, weU-form^.
W^t fsrv', •l^, rw, finwfiP, ^rttjt^f, ^JJI, dear, trans*

parent, pellucid^ white, pure, free from soil
or stain, healthy, sound, convalescent.

^n^, tlft*3^r ^^^ ^»^f tSBTf , f^TjPCl^ ^. spontane-
ous, voluntary, uucontroUed, self-willed,
agreeable; abundance, ease, peace, security.

^HS^, ^v^T^TTFCjr, ^C9, at plQasure^ agreeably to one's

own will, freely, voluntarily, easily.

^r^f f^i^Ni, ?rit, generous* liberal, munificent.

^wr, ^ni^ ^Jf», iitffc, •rf^RI?, iic^tt^f, ^^, of one's owd

family ; dependants, retainers, a distant rela-
tion, a friend. [class or natioa.

^IVftftV, r^ai^< fH^i^ii^t^, iciHhr, of or belonging to one s

W«T^, ^rf^CTf^, tW«j^rii, f^rar^ivt^, self-knowledge, one*

own knowledge or invention.
jnt, wmm, ^•f^t?^, ^wtw, naturally, of, by «t

from itself, instinctively ; uninvited.

f^im^l^inft, independant, -not subject to aa-
other's will, free, uncontrolled, adult, of ^
years, one's own master, arbitrary, despotic,
capricious, whimsical, obstinate, headstrong.
^^XTTOV %^J\, — ^^^aRr>9^,c^t<t^n»1,independa&ce,freed(MD.

^^^fT, ttT ri#4rt^wimv ^rtftr, ^crftwi, 51^, ^^^^f^i, pro*

prietary vigbt» ower&bip, property in, title
to, persQiml idemiiy, setf^existei^ca, iiuie^
'* pendant being. [holder

nv^, **>, "^i^p, ?rei„ an owneir, proprietor, rightful
^nrt^^» ^^flnn? 1^% the subject of a claiiD, &c. aright. '
^v:^, *W OT^i ^ wir^i^, a feUo^w-^eonntryman, a native.'
^wf, f^rwfiN/, "WT^; f^c^ tW, one's own particular

duties, natural or pecoliar property, pecu-
liarity, [or faith.
^^ifew, iWffgy^, Uwf^, apostacy, abandonment of cast
V^iv, (i^nrnr, ^im^tar, a namesake; oneV own name,
nr^f^, 'iWW^,«W*»t€t, ^^8Wtff, of one s own sida or pai^

ty ; a partisan, adherent.
W, Pic»rwfl^ ^^5^5^^, f*aiPiE|1, a dteam, vmom,

dreaming, sleep. [dreams.

V«r4r, ffnin^ «r«l«fl^v the illusire scenery, &c. olF
^vn^, n\np^, il^tvf^, ^rt, visionary, unreal, illusive.
Vfift9, ^HfW1,itf|yl,self^display, ostentation, boasting,
qT<r, f^m^, ^fffv, not under controul, independaut.
wm^, ftwr, ^»n,«t»i^tW, ^ftai, mwtt, 'im, ^^^t?, nature,

natural state, peculiarity, native property er
Quality, disposition, temper, inolination, ten--
dcfncy, bias, manner, way, custom.
^VVtm, ^r^^s^rc^, f^^xm, naturally, by nature.
^f%W, ^^,^iR/> Pirw>Tf^> unconnected with one^s aolf,

distinct, different. [taneously.

T!R, ^♦iPf , ^^MH^w, pre/ 1 self, of one s self, spon-
T?^i^, ^nr«e«i <trt^, f^roifss^nrahr^s f^mV6, famed for one'i^

own acts or deserts. [tural, spontaneous.
^R^ ^nrvfB, ^si^sr, ^>iil^> self-done, seif-^ibrnBed, nar
^mrv, irtiP^, f^nrnf^^ self-given to adoptive parents.
^WWi rwtt'pNi ft^ «? CT lif,<ir^^01, a girl who chuses

' a husband for berself.
^KV, CT ^^nnf^w <[?, f^rww, •flECTntlf aw, self-p«o*

duced ; the self-existent, GN>d, Brahma*

644 . "nmm

^, i*>rtifif, iw, irf*r, w, ^ ^ ipvtflr wtft^^. « voice,

eound»noise,note,tone»tuDe,avoweKaii accent,
^rit^, l^fft, ^Hff^5ft?^, W», ^pri, sounding, noisy,

Yocal, musicaU having a fine or sweet voice.
^jr^, ^^ff^y — ^WMWWI, hoarse, deprived of his voice.
^9^9 Ctfv, ^*\% ^"y Jove, attachment.
^% iff^9,^i5tfii^,«ounded,accented» articulated, pitclied.

'wn, ^imt^, "m^^s, wi;, zvkKiii, pPirf, ^^rm^, ^ttw, ««i^,

cr^f^ric, identified with, the same, like, simi-
lar, personating ; the real natureof a thing, Da-
tura) state, condition or purpose, truth, a defi-
nition, a representative, substitute, attorney.

^<fW, ^ipnfPi*, PrstS, wr^, ^«is«, identically, exactly,

like, in the manner of, that is lo say.

^^Wt«;, •ffj^nWt?, *ry^, «>p«Rff^% proper lo represent

another, hke, able, capable.

Wrr<n«r, ^WVR, »n5/^«T«, ^i'f^W, a declaration of the

truth or real facts of a matter.

'^•^» ^Sir^, — ^^«rW,cif^W« ^'rjndra's paradise,heaveD.

^^, ^^X, — ^<f<n5, ^^iTlhf, ^c^J WtW, heavenly, para-

disaical,celestial, righteous^ deserving heaven.

^< CTt^1, ^% ^^^, tw, gold. [gold.

f wt?, ^4^, — ^CTt^t?, tn^Pf\, a goldsmith, a worker in

^4^4f f|?«i5t^, ^^f gold-coloured, yellow.

V^f 'irspfvt, ftrft^*^, ^, ^^, very little, few, very small.

^w*tiftft, ^•f^^rHt, ^fi[ftW9t#, ISrs^, moderate in eating,

abstinent, abstemious, temperate.

^ffl. ^W,— vRt^, ^f^*t, ^t^, a sister.

Y%, '9\^, 9r9^, ^W^» ««ttv» '^f'l^ ^^f excellent I well

done 1 may good attend you ! amen, so be it.

i^f%9, irTWtKffV, fn fi^, any lucky or auspicious object.

^ftl^nf^, ftft^ ^^CTJ? ^«rt?iv «rai f^rtc^? *n^. a preliminary

strewing of rice on the ground and invocatioii
of a blessing on any succeeding ceremony.

«9«;f7, tftftpirt, arJfWtwn ^W^T^Jrr^, propitiatory rites

for the averting of evil or obtaining of good

^WJ, ^rWf,-^-v«JliW, oneVown 'Signature w haad-^.

writing. [form; well-formed.

Vfit, ^tfft,— ^f^»r, ym4y4, a fine form, one's owa
^% CTtCt^f ^^^'l^/t aflTection, love, fondness, caresses.
^Cf^s^ ^H(4^^1, ^j|^t4*!f^t^l, independance, absence of

restraint, wilfulness. [selfishness.

^fTWRPi, ^iTlt^tff*!, ^Wf^l, a providing for ones self,;
^W, Wi^^RscfT r<^, ?f • ^X^y flavour, taste, a tafeting.
^fi^. Ft^, V^^ tasted, having a flavour, seasoned. ;
'^-«^, ^[5f, wp, ^[^, palatable, pleasant, savoury, nice*
^(fiwi?. ^•Wt? «W, f^ «r^, one's own right or title,

dominion. [solute, despotic.

^T^, ««inR^, 9M, independant, free, uncontrolled, ab*
^^^, ^^f>^, ^'iwft, /. gelf- willed, loose, unchaste,
^wn?, «W, ^wripf.«3;;5r»\ CTrTtrni^, inaudible reading, mut-;

tering of prayers, study of the Vedas.
^9, spri, i^^iy ^n, the mind, the faculty of thought

and feeling, a cave.
TWft^, 5!^, ^TfRiftl, natural, innate, inherent, peculiar*
^rfln,. ^w/, — ^JfTf ^^, ^irfiW?, lordship, sovereignty,

. mastery, ownership, proprietary right.
^ij|t, (sr^,9^,^f^,^iiF,0v7^,aIord, master, sovereign, own«»

er> proprietor, husband, spiritual guide,a god.
^fiil'f 'ffir^ ^%'^t PwaJWi^m, self- acquired, obtained

or accumulated by one's own labour.
V< PwpnnirFil,^3T, (nr,^<l^ ^W€«»,4it>*jfi«rw, a regard

to one's self, self-interest, personal benefit,

wealth; for its proper object, for one's self.

selfish, interested, living for one s self.

^t^/, ^*PM, 'Tl^j^itf. ^f^, mitigation of disease, relief,

recovery, ease, health, quietness, happiness.

^pw^, ^«1«t;, firwt^, Cjt^tj, wholesome, healthy, sa-
lubrious, favourable to recovery, '&c.

1^, ^RfH? ^tc<1 fHMtfNi, f^wt^, f^, •«?, swelled with

heat, expanded, steeped, sodden, cooked.

«4«

•JNl*, ^hnWf — 'N^tltf 'WlW, tiflwit, f*9*; !*»?, an ac-
knowledgement, assent, consent, ag^reeingto,
acquiescence, eonfeftsion^ ad0)t88ioD« agree-
ment, protnise, submission.

^Ihrt?*, 'fhrtlft,— '^R^t»ti^*, iprps. 911VS, acknawtedgieg,

consenting, confessing, &c.

^Pf9, ^^4tf9, f^n^, crnnm, admitted, acknowledged,

confessed, promised, &c. aceepted.

^, Pwr. 'imr, ^1VWI#?* ovn, one s own.

^fhsi, *f%J«l, ^9, f^, /. virtuous, entirely devoted td

her husband. [self-will, free-will.

rf^, ''WtCin^, f*OTr», <V^arci, one's owb wiU or pleasure,

^^lytie^H, voluntarily, freely, willingly.

CTWFt^, CT^^,— 'ifWW, ^f^^, ^, uncontfolled, in-

dependant, following one s own inclinations.

OK, ^•f, VW, ^m, fwi WW, heat, warmth, vapour,

steam, perspiration, sweat.

r«IF« H iir«, ^ 3W5R?>, musqujtos, maggots, &c. sopposed

to be engendered from heat and moisture.

z^n^, tna^, ^W^^ to perspire, sweat, to steam, smoke.

hff^, >r5«, 13W, ^swtv, ^WJ, self-willed, obstinate.

WW>» ^Wt4J, ^cJI^,/. unchaste, loose, wilful.

WWtWT^, ■f9^^W?^^, self- acquired or obtained.

^W. ^f^K 'Wi^Ptft, Candarpa ; a/*: remembenng. &c.

/in», uw #3^, <3<R^W5? wt^, ^CIT'C, ^nSRr, to remember,

recollect ; remembrance, recollection.

^^^^ '^M^?^, a keep-sake, token, memorial.

'^J?^?, 'bwr;, ^irwf,--^ir?««wttt;, iicw ^rt«&, memorable, wor-
thy of remembrance, &c.

^nRfzn, ^rWiiCV, ^i<^. by rote, by heart, from memory.

^'WW, ^WW^tft, CT^rt^, bringing t-o mind, fee retentive*

^nft, «l*W1, ^^F?*rt*rt, a rosary, a bead-roll.

''W^ ^f^*tl5|t*l'*, ^^Wtap:^^, ^CUTK^, agreeable to tbe

Smritis o^ divine code,legal,canonicaI, versed
in the Smritis or laws, within memory.

^vt^^vt^ w ^tms ^*t^ n 9i*i *i6s m ^ncv, the p^o4

to which memory extemk or 100 years.

f^, ^*ITPi» ^»i9fil9, a MAile ; Muiled «pon^ tmilkig.

^, n^ f9^ ^mm^ remembered^ recolleeted.

^» ^n«i,^^nn<,Vtbr1^9l, memory^ recollection, remen*
brance, the code of Hindoo laws, jurisprudence*

^^Pff^, ^ElTM^t^iAntv ^ ^V«p a memorandum^book*

vn, ^^(^Pif ^n^ffCft a smile, a simper.

r^nrt'w, fW;^ ift» ^aWffi, €f»ni»«, a laughing or smil-
ing coentenance, a faoe of smiles.

IT'CT, Jtw, — iW^Wl-ii^W, t^f^f a distdler;

^^^^« ^n^* ^% ^■^M'T, ?«» to oose, trickle, dn^» flow;

distil ; a war- chariot.

'OTprmrtiF, WREfK, ?^, a car- warrior.

ifPn, f^^«i»«rvMn^iT^, cfever, ingenious, skilful, wise.

wNi, ^ift^nMtlv, i>ll%» S«rp9, a sewing, stitching^; off*

spring, lineage. [necklace.

^, i^mi, 7t7» a chaplet of flowers, a wreath, garland*

54, jff, Jt^,— *?^, ^Wft, f*t*lf^, mf, f». an ooziQg^

trickling, dropping, distiUiner, flowing, laak*-
ing, exudation ; perspiration, urine.

3^^' 3^.— t^"iT1f^» «|ri^, finrW, is^, a maktf, creatm;

contriver, inventor. [spoon^

99; «4,— «Mt9 Uff^^ Cftc^ iflf, a sacriflcial ladle or

9«, w^, f(9^f fffl«^, flowed, dropped, oozed»

leaked, flowing. [water.

mt9%, OTianif , a stream, current, the flow or coutte of

rjrwP!, W^Wfi^, ^, rapid, swift, flowing ; a river.

CJW^, ^f n^tmSl, j[Wt, a river; a flowing stream.

w^, ^^f f^flrtw ^ix^^9 fi ^^^, ^t^f n^, w^t ^n^tWp

to be, exist, become, come into existence,
be bora* ^rise, take plece» occnr, happen,
to belong tpi to serve, egitf answer.
it^ . ^rt^, W^fl, "^/(C^tW^, to be ; from, by, off, tban.

648 nfil

f^^, ^HR^, ^r#*!?, practicable, possiblCp likely.
f^, ^^IV> ^t^« so be it, amen, that* s well, very well.
^;«?1, VR, fffB. ftwut^W, 5Rv^, ^^, beiDg, existence,

possibility, Dccuirence, &c.

V^, V^f—^ h^» ^ ^R^, wpaimf^, m. 4'/ a diake, a

duck, a gander, goose, a swan.
y^fffttSi^, 3j^fiB^, f '•wrwiflr^t, a woman of a graceful gait.
?t^^, ^nt^?1 W?tf*r?1, a market-man, a gadder about.
in}, ^r9, (g^T^^n^J ^f^ ^t^, a market, a fair.
^^4i?rtt5Fi^, W*W, 5wri^ a prostitute, harlot, strumpet.
Wif, W?Tir^ ^W*^^^. violence, force, rapine, rape.
fpf, ^^f — Pl^, ^(^^f ^'^^ to move backwards, recede,

back, fall back, retreat, shrink from.
^^, ^»r^^t^,x;tW^, suddenly, unexpectedly, by. chance,

unawares, casually, accidentally, extempore.
f*T^t^1. ^^TflNtl,— ''J^rft, ^^^WPWI, a whim, caprice,

fancy, sudden impulse. [wards, &c.

^irpr, frt^^, ^»n^, to cause to recede or move back-
.ffSt, ?tt,— •WW^, ^t*n?1, a runaway, fugitive, deserter.
f^^, c^»n, Tt^, ^\9, a shove, push, slip,
ipf^f^rsr, Wr, »Tf|[?1«3iR, to slip or roll on uneven ground.
^. ^^f ^^f V^\ ^W, a bone ; low, mean, vulgar.
^^5?^, ^^^y ^*^, "^^^9 ^«R, to be startled or alarmed,

to be frightened, to start, to speak rapidly

or inarticulately, to sputter.
i^3f^«r, BW?pr, liw^, to hurry, flurry, startle, alarrn.
T"^. ?^^t^.— ^5?i«'it, ^^f*, if^wiW, *«W^, a flurry,

alarm, stir, pother, noise, bustle, hubbuln

disturbance, commotion, rebellion.
f^i?^?!,^^, srwi, tW, rustling, stiff, brittle,
f^l^, ^%f^«jf^, ^^^, a thundering or rumbling noise.
'f*^W^» ^^9 ^^^V^, to thunder, rumble, creak harshly.
f^«r^, j^, ^n^t^, ^?^, Pff^w, a difliculty, obstacle, slip.
,C 111*11"*^ "^tm ^t, parched pease or other pulse.
^» 'Tf^f ^^, a pair of stocks, wooden fetters,
y 4t, ^r%W, -— y(^, an earthen cooking* vessel or boiler.

hurtf killed, deatroyed, iost, iojared, pref:

liereft or deprited of, Toid of. [spirit.

^ftV* f^f^Pfif Tfffitft^f ' dispirited, berrft of sense or
fVVfSTp «lMnr, ^^^ ^^f <oo)f8h, silly, weak, idiotic.
^t^f ^ f^k, WaiN, r«W»l>w, reprabate, profligate,

abandoned, graceless, profane, perfidious,

fobe, faithless, treacberoas, traitorous.
^^^^t^, i;0»»f, aiOD^tWJV, almost dead, nearly killed.
i^vvfW, fWt«,--fVClt»firt, ft*, wretthed. luckless, un*

fortunate, ill-fated. [impudent, bold.

fi«Vf r^npv, ^, J|^, shameless, obscene, indecent,
Vnn, ^«i<rnr, ^r«M, "vfnitw, bereft of character or honor;

an undervaluing, inattention, disrespect to.
f^sTY-l, U4iM, hopeles6,d]Spiri ted,desponding,despairiiig.
Vf^ftV, ^VCfttDH, ^, a weapon, tool, implement.
ir«n, VWt«, «t^*WW, W, murder, killing, slaying,

slffughter, carnage,
fwt^lw, f'W^hi,-— «wtt#. ^ifiWt WRC, il*y murderous, de«

ligbting in carnage, cruel, revengefid.
f«nr, vftn, iTsir, ^f «iKi, to smite, strike, kiU, slay«
f^rt)?, fw;,— ^HCTTW, ^ftnr, «?^, deserving death, ist^

tended far slaughter, Tutnerable.
^, ftr«? ^mtvt^ir thejaw, the jaw-bone,
l^ntw, f^< ^nr9> the black^faced monkey.
W, ^.-— ^W^# wrw, 'iW*, a murderer, slaiyw, snat*

er, destroyer ; a specific. [iog.

f «rmtw, nt^% now suffering death or enduring a beat-
rrH, *#<, i«, ^PCitf , t^^, *W?t(*?l, snappish, snarling,

surly, mischievous, fierce.
f^f cmi a sacrifice, oblation, burnt-offering.
^^^» I7t4ty, CTTvK sacrificial, intended for sacrifice.
V^f tftnnr JV, i|9, an oblation, g^ee or clarified butter.
^^Ms, ffwnw,— jwfllfw ftH« VBtfpfUi jpXf «*H[HMHrt, pure

or sacred food, the eating thereof.

^f nn^S ^, sacrificial, fit iot sacrifice ; an offering.

4 N

efio f^

fUl, J^ftuPr, the lowmg

ff, nxif, "^^ ^>iTCf , a horse ; v. it is* there is, yes.

Hr, •ffOiVfltW, TPWf CTtlf', fl/: stealing, taking

away, removing, captivating, &c.

^m, ^wwti l^fl iCTCT ♦nraw ^n, K^n. i^, •I'W, ^fffi
H^^t^wW^^, wlv, ^OFnt.^t?, to steal, rob, take by
force, seize, carry off, purloin, plunder, to
spend or p^^s time, expend, squander ; arith-
metical division, stealth, theft, rape.

f?l, ^^nanr;^^^^, »wit 'g^W*. ^^ rapacity, pecula*

tion, plunder, robbery. [doe» roe.

^•1, fft^,— «t, ^ift, mSsf.a deer, i». buck, atag,/. a
ff|[^tiPt.ffl[«iTir4t,-r-f«R?^, fl^^^*- ^iW^Ufi(ti\f/^ having

handsome eyes, fawn*eyed, stag-eyed.
^f?^?tJt, ^W?rtW?, l#W1, a jail, a prison.
^1%^, •RiTfirt ^% •Wt^ tt*, ^W^H, 'WRWit, ?Wlit, green«

grassy, verdant ; greens, vegetables, €orn,&c.
fHP^^nr, ^RImOi, a bed of greens, crop of pulse, &c.
fflffi, %*Wt^fi*W, Cfinrv, yellow orpiment, yeliow ocre.
ffliitt^t vmnr ^ 9)4f,the 4th of the increase in Bhddra.
^Tt^^, flSteW,— wi Uvn, ^wr, <ir«^< turmeric; yellow.
fl|n(% 11999, 9r««^, an emerald,
ff^nt^, <ii9tw^ 1^, the eleventh day of a lunar fortnight
f|l9#, 9vr Vfvn, yeUow myrobalan. [fte.

Vf^f, ^r^n?^, tK^7 xn^Sf that may be stolen or seized,
flfi, r^f,— W?, ^Ht^^tit. a thief, pludderer, ravisher, &c.
^f99i\, •(?T^«1?, 5R^rTft, ^fPt!%, supreme lord, absolate

master, a f if /e given to the master of a family.
f^, iti*lR?fti ^, ^r^tftl^l, ?W»nR, a house, of brick or

stone, a mansion, a palace.
f€-9t?, 9fr^, ^n^m, ^<r, c^,^, joy, delight, pleasure,

mirth, festivity, merriment, sport.
f<», ^9?,— ^rtwnw, V^99» delighting, giving pleasure.
|nft, fiWR, ^eiflro f ^T, nt^^, 9itc90Rr, to rejoice* be

glad or merry, to sport, to be happy, to give

pleasure^delight. jko.

^^^M W!^f(fk^» fft^,— ^JJ1fl>«, %>0iv, «Wr, deligbted,glad^

cheerful^ happy, pleased, gay, merry, joyous.
^9 itW^ a^ plough. ^ [veDom.

^Htf^f, ifWIf^ fw, *W^, **W, a kiod of deadly poison,
^^**Wflf' f^f Pjfrf — tjflai, ^Itw^", turmeric ; yellow.
^, HtW^mlt, ^9, holding a plough ; a ploughman.

^^, 'Iwi, ^nWf ^^ ^p9f ^i<t*, vi^nn, f^, «iiBr, ?fjr>

^iRnFlvn, light, soft, puffy, vain, trifling, cheap,.
-^ silly» mean ; a team, drove, flock, &c. a fleet

of boats, rising flames*
^ijpult, ^M, WWrt, «f*f»rf5i, a trembling, sliaking, vibra*

tion, serpentine motion,
ffw, f tTi; ^j% ^J^^f laughter ; to laugh, smile, simper.
^Tfty, ^rpi;, pm? ft^, laughable, ridiculous.
^Rn, f%9, ismr, f^^sTn^, ft^rini, smiling, laughing, laugh*

ed at. open, blown.
f:«, fti, ^, fNRifi, ^, <cfm)r, the hand^ an ele*

phant*s trunk or proboscis, the atm, a cubit
V^^f (V1(ltHs, ^tf^, ^t^t*''* 74)^, delivered inta one's

hand, in one's hand, captive. >
vvt^, W^, ctT't, come to band, found, pM<Jofed.
fvamft 'VHFtft, 13^9/17, ^ni> an assistant, co*adjutor, aid,^

a weapon, tool. [to another.

f«t«7^, ^RFftdtEV^ HftM^, transferred or delivered over
l^r^fV, ftifAit*!, ^if, an elephant's tooth, ivory.
^Ai«nv, ^*f9, — ^^KfW9, wPTBf an elephaat*driver.
^, ff**>,— ?7*t irrtWt, *wi, ^, m. 4*/. an elephant.,
fcw^^, «r^, meT, Kin, nfiwiR, •nft 4if^, to take, r^

ceive, accept, to receive in marriage.
h, ^iimf wtw "nr, ^i^;, yes, well, indeed, surely.
91^» ft^»*-^fVl, a yawn, yawning, gaping and stretching.
If^f wt9, ^^» ^t^, A^^ftf » a loud call, shout, loud

cry, bawl, outcry, clamour.
Ifw; ft^^, ^ff^n CTrt^, ^«w^Rir ^5t?nr, to call aloud,

shout, bawU to drive or keep cattle together

by shoutiug, ftc. to frigl^n <Nr drive away^ ftc%

gy , €xertiafi of ^tcength^ fte*
ymfll^t ^vm^l^, c^n^vm, clamour^ nwe^ upraar, cal^

tng and bawling.

fwiH, ^4tnii* — ^MCTT fwirfttN, ^iwu ai4^, growltff

aver food, ravenous, gluttoBooa^
flirt, ^^vn, to 9iMeez£,
ftft. ft«, i[#,— ^, ^ Wt »^ meea*, aamang.
ff^, 9iR« ^t«Y, nv^t to go 00, iBore^ waJk, proceed.
ClJiH, ^^vrt^y to put off with excu$M, delay from day

to day. {or «n^^ to kiieci

ti\f ^Jt^, »T^ 5fl(1!W# the kaca. tba pastern ;-*nw
fi^y ^?1* a deep kole or ca>vHy ia a pond; fto.
frn* ^ *tt^i^t4t, a large cookiag- vessel,
ftf^f ^ ^tcs^n^, a sBoaUer cookiag-vcss^, pat, pan.
ft% etm^x ^Httci? ;if^mM« ^Wa, ata, a'panting from

eaertion, toil, labour, great ejEcrtiaa^
ft^-'^air, fll«ir, 9ck flncm ltv*» to breathe short, puff,

pant, wheeze, to be out of bnatb framt over

driving or from disease*
ttntr^p IMBSv "CPSSlsi, a brsatbing shorty abottoeaa ef

/.breath, wheezing^ (soase.

i|Pl^> r'lr^, ^ nH fn. ^f. a duek, drake, gander,
Vf c« CTtw •t^, wil «tsrnw, m^sr, WTW^ ah! oh! alas!

ba I a gapiog, ad open mouth, nao^ua ; ^:

destroying, removing, kiUing, laying, ftc

ftW7« 9r^ wmn Anv , a shark. .

^t^, ft^» rv)«t7 9<, a rodder, a helm, a stem*oar.
Wf^f ftilf^WWt defeat, discomfiture, rout, loss at play.
^tsrt, arantn, avnrta, a swamping 9i lands or deatniction

of crops by flood or haary n^ns.
ft^» w c»sfHPf ^[W, 1^, a autrfcat, a fair^ a crowd.
Wt^f ^« ^> ^ b<me. [stocks, &c.

Vtf^i ^«fa aitl^, ^hlrPrfl, f^^. a sweeper, a aeaveagcr.
«iflie-^f fritft-^ftr^f ^ftaWwnpWf *TK stocks, a block

loK holding the head of a sacrificial victim.

ftvf)l>ni y^^ftrttt'it, the Adjutant hkd m InAma cnma
WP9f WW. *rT^i, ^* the hand, die ann» a cubit.
ft^99l^^ FViit^ 9^, maiitcle&. hand* cuffs, baud-leitenib
VPanwI. iMicaiirvt^^. movement of the band by magic^fte.
fraw^ f« ^n^ ^ «r«w, a beckoning witb tbe haiuL
fWf^-'W^, ''M^ WW, 1^^ 'wur^, to feel one'* way, to

grope, to rummage, search for.
WVS^, Wt^f—^jljtf ahammer*
fTW^ W^ t^nnr, ^V^. the jo^imng of the faands^ ia

sufipliGation or respectful address.
TW, Wif, ««W. «^, ^WEW^ ^, a ladle, spoon, shovel,

a tiger's paw, a glove.
Kt'SHtf^. V*I!C» ^nn^, a scuffle, fisticuffs, grappling. .
TT^t, ^%4t*^H^, f%^, i». <!^/. an elephant, [quack,
rrj^t ?|fir^iRr, iiPl ^;t a pretender to medtcime, n
i^lTI, V'WRwt fcvc^ wfl[^ c^ a cow milked by the

hand aloqe. [miaeuft, prompt.

ftc«tfti, ^4fiflR» 0W9^ «u^^ instant, immediate, im-
ftwnr, "mtPOif io6ls, impteoients. [slaughter,

irtww, <tna7^» ifnH» «tiw, to smite, strike, injure, kill,
ffwl, 9Wii,«ifr«p^l4^,aninnQdation^veamping,iti|ury,4(c.
ftPr, VW?, jni, Wf», ^W^fJ, ft^, «, loss, lessening,

diminution, alloy, injury, detriment, harm,
mischief disadvantage, ruin, slaughter.
^ftPWf. <m»lW, ^WWH, mftm^^ nit, doing injury, per-
nicious, injurious, spiteful.
9t^, ^ ^tmpi7 ^, frft, a smelting &raace« a crucible.
ft^l-^R<l> f^iiPf, ^R|, f^» f^S«(9, amorous gesfeare in a

female, waatoa daUiance^ blandishment, kQ.
fmt, %K|^, «^, leavings, refuse, tra$h*
^WJ, ^rtjl, *m, ^•W, mud, dirt.
VH frt>— ^fifl^ ^ttm, €mt*it, wjf, 91. Sff. stupid, fool-
ish, doltish, wild, incoherent, dumb.
^nt^f vB^rtlf Wvf%, f^ri^, eatire loss of property, re-
duced cixe«iiiatanc6a« [ness, duloen.
ft^. ^^Pt^f^. ^^'MA,. stapiditT# fooiisbness, doltish-

^54 ^>rt«

irnfpr, ^m^HWFlf 4r?t9r, Wf, desire* inclination, a missing;

wanting, longing for.

<W«n, ^?prtt%?1, — ftrff, J[%^, reduced, needy, poor.

^tR, firvrflr^, the meazles. [as an infant.

flin, ^it^iC79 f f^^ civnr, a creeping on hands and feet

ftiriTpr, ^tjFn ^5t?5^, ?Tfll Wi% to low as kioe. '•^

ft?, C«r C^^« *nr, ah I alas !

inv^f ^^^f ^•Wf, a year, a twelvemonth.

ip», nr^tfif ?t8^ W*rt, ^t?^, m^Kw ^^^fW?, a necklace^ a

string of pearls, a rate, common rate, propor-
tion, an oil-measure.

ri?^, ^^ — ^^^^^, Tpi^ ornr, ^g^Pr?1, ^wt^-'Wlt, taking

away, removing, &c. a thief, robber, plan*
derer, peculator, ravisher, a divisor.

fn% ♦ntt^ K^^f ^ •tt?*i, to lose at pky , &c, to faU, be

foiled or worsted, to be cast in a suit.

ft?1-«l, ^*rti?^, 5W, ctttin, lost, stray, missing.

wm% ^♦t^ ^^, ^ l*iwr, •««»? 5w^, ftww, to lose, miss,

vanquish, overcome, foil, defeat, cast^ &e.

•Tf>, '•'•ttTr, W9n, ♦Rrrw, loss, failure, defeat.

ftflWf t^mrpr, ^w%^, ^w^, 'jt^^ •wv, ?i^ •rt^ ftrw,

lost, plundered, stolen, -divided, defeated,
bereft of, &c ; the green wood^pigeon.
^ Z^, rif, ^fX^^ms, ^iprpn^f affection, love, ten-
derness, kindness, friendship; of or belonging
to the heart. [&c.

frtir, ^^mt^;, proper to be taken, liable to be stolen,
XPV, «!tw*f» r^^nc ^f a plough, a rudder. * [venom.
ffrl, ^, irvf, ffTiT, f^, intoxicating liquors, poison,
nviffHf *«l«tttV* f^, a species of deadly poison.
ftftl, ^^ HMW4 nqrw^ if^, a rudder, a helm,
ftt^^, ^ra^^mC)?. Ttwl^t ^^f of or belonging to a

plough ; a ploughman. [man*

^tDift, 7m^it79, f^i^, ^nxf. 6t for the plough ; a ateers-
fWn, tO^,— *T^, «ifj ^«*^, W?,f5. light, slight,

empty, vain, despised, &c.

f^ 65S

Ifl, ftl*f, flV,-HC^^< w» «W?, e3f\^, ♦J^^ laugh*

ter, laughing, merriment, sport, fun.

fpf^fl, »rCT fPOTtft, i«pwi, «t15rt>«, always laughing.

merry, gay, cheerful.

ft^iv, Tt^f Wi\ fi% to laugh, to smile, to sport, be gay.

fWUf, Wi|Jf vr^ftJ, f^^^c, merriment, jocularity, senti-
ment of laughter. [sorrow.

f1?C9tftl, r^tonf^, ft«t% alas ! I am undone ! lamentation.

fnl, ctRftf^, ^cvTftr, alas ! alas ! ah me !

^^fl^nCf "^nn firanr, f^m% c«ift%, lamentation, wailing,

grief, a sighing, cry of distress.

fin» t^> — v^, lA^Laff Uvn, assafoetida.

VfS «ra, injurious, hurtful, noxious, mischievous,
malignant, malicious, spiteful, vindictivet
revengeful, rancorous, envious, fierce, savage,
ferocious; an enemy, beast of prey, &c.

fr^, ^WTOC, ♦f?tftkfti1, W, «, WW, ran? , injury, hurt,

harm, mischief, killing, malice, envy, spite.

If •^JI'J, f|[*'Ttm«T, — ^^rf^^lt, nrft, ^*RFt?», 3FJ, disposed to

injure, &c. malevolent, noxious, hurtful,
misdiieyous, savage, fierce. [lence.

l^ecii^, raw, ^Kn ^mr^vc^^if desire to injure, malevo*

1^^, ^pt% ^% ^iff^i ^n, tw 5f?^, to injure, hurt, do

mischief, grudge, &c. [pull, drag, lug.

^hr^'^n^f CTPW^, ^t^r^f ^ttwi, to comb the hair, to

ff?1ii. thit^, ^jn?, snow, frost, hoar-frost.

ffllftr, «tarl%^, an enigma, riddle, puzzle.

f?#1, fif^fSf, — X^^f ijST? ftww, hickup, hiccough.

Wf'JIfTf '^^'*'» — ^^•ttn^ftPW, Vermillion.

t^4t, ^i^ f«9, CTtlw, the egg-plant or its fruit.

Hrv^, ^9\ 97^ ^ r^I«nr, to hickup ; a hiccough.

f^v?1, ^4, ^ti, an hermaphrodite, a natural eunuch.

fl^, VW, ^ir, ^ft^, f3sr?, ^, W5R, ''^^^ ^R/W, ^•Wf,

good, proper, suitable, beneficial, fric^ndly;
welfare, benefit, advantage. .

66^ ftt

l^'Mrv, ^9«?, ^t9l^, profttuble, aerncenbltf, Mendlf .

t^^Wt?^, T^^^ %*FiTW, ^'f^^* fW, doing good, bene*

ficent, subservient, wholesome.

l^WR^, 'J^PPtft, W^*#, productive of good or advan-
tage, lucrative. [is right.

(^fini#^> ^H, ^gifntiHw, giving good advice, {^vising what

l^rw, i9W«ic^% the desire of good,benevolence,good-wilL

f^t^, Tm¥^ ^i^C^^f benevolent; a well-wisher.

fl[nrt^tW^, ^[fWiK ^*M%«1W[, ^inPMl, tWffW, good or friend*

ly advice, useful instruction, an apologue,
fable, moral tale. [fabulist

l^c^Wwkl, ^^ftii«^» ^ftfk^, amoral instriiftor, moralise,

^vm, ^^,*^^ PiVHny a small palm, the marshy date.

I^CTPr«i, winwt, 5fl%?t? 4i|/1, a swing, a cradle.

Uni, ^J^f NfH?, ^dn?, 'W, «fN»f, ftW, cold, frost, dew ;

cold, frosty, frigid, chilly. [moon.

ft[9?qr, f^% ^41^, ^1, «^ cold, cooling, refreshing ; the

Vanm ^ fv, ^^t^^t ^f ^9, cold, frigid, frozen, frosty.

%rt^» ^, f^r^fW?, ^^, the moon.

l^'W, WH, #5^«l, the cold season, winter. [cMl fit«

RfmWr *4^6nTtc, ^tt* "^^14^4, a coldness, shivering,

t^Wft, ff?W, <^, t^^'Wjjf , 'Stfl?, snow, ice, hoar-frost.

tipnif , ^wtR8,-'-^*N« fiPW, ^^t^fffc, the Himalaya^ mooii-

tains, (the ancient Imavs.)

^, Wn, ^Wt^^i, JK, *^, the heart.

flrjrtif , ^Htir^, ^<ir?, golden, made of gold.

f^^;, ^^Wfirtttft gold or other precious metal, bnlliM.

the roaring of the sea, the noise of agitated
water, the flapping of waves, a wave, a cod
breeze passing over water.

f?t^» fift,— innwtff», %•, he I he ! heydey !-^?l, ApiA|if9iEl,

a cackling, giggling,, chuckling.

^, ^, ilt^, f^mpft?, ^rWfe, ^f^f t^f bad, low, meant

vile, base, eff: left, abandoned, bereft oft
without, destitute or deprived of, free from.

1^ ' 66*

f^^fvtl%, ^ft6Cvrt9, rtilvr, degraded^ outcast, base ; an outcast*
St^^W, ♦Jllil^i ^R)*,^"rf^^?,^^t*fWR,«Wt*»W^, prevarication,

contradiction in evideace, failure in proof. .
[^"nw, ^nnrtt«, ^^liir^* •twj wanting a limb or part,

maimed* crippled, defective.
•t5, fiJ^t ftj\, — J9 f^C^p a diamond,
ftstw^, ^^ *fWp fiVHw, a beautiful species of parrot.
l^ 4t9l? WT«C^, ^^y, ay ! indeed ! truly ! yes.

^^s'^rtai, '^J, fir^f ^ft^rnr, speedily, quickly, forthwith,

as if by magic.
nm^» ^*t?,-:--ft<*iiJHW '^.f^r^W, *rtFT, a war-shout, shout-
ing, a loud sound, a noise, rumbling, &c.
€^9 ^?t%, timrt^f|rir7, gasconading, blustering, vain

talking or boasting, rodomontade.
W^9 wi*4moif, c«tivart»i, ^, •tH, a crowd, mob, th«

noise of a crowd, a wager, a stake.
^^^ Vt9t\, the bolt or bar of a door.
F?^F H^> — ^TH ^'f^ «nf*Wt, a woman who refusei

to cohabit with her husband.
^^tw^i H^W^, — <rt^»tlM, ^^> a tumult, scuffle, fray%

clamour, confused noise.
^Elpt^f c^^F7, zimH, ^nnwt^ ^ff^, to knock, push, kick.
1C^» ir|C^»*^^v^» c^mHiMN, a loud or rumbling noise;

distant thunder.
W^flt V^^tfHlf d^> quarrelsome, perverse, pertinacious^
^^nfir, ci^tft, perverseness, pertinacity.
W^p Nw|»nHl^ «lai, tin, a bill of exchange at sight.
^f DC tPi fw|v, ^BF.'^f offered with fire, burnt as an

oblation ; an offering of ghee, &c.
^^t*r-^, ^iWl, fire or its deity.

WWfp «», mi, PnWI* fear, dread, despair, despondence.
W^p f^n^, ftir^, i(19lt(^, resolute, brave; bold, daring,

undaunted, confident.
^, «il, the bore on a river, a strong floods
TW# ^^,-r-^ w^itt^, *ni, a putting in fear, frighte&i&gi

Ijlarrtiiiif, a threat.

4o

«68 W!^

IfWWr, ^ 5i/tj, the royal tiger.

ipn, n^ ^iwr^, "9(11^, w^, a sharp point, a sting.

ipn, ^^'fifJfT, Ttif, wt^W, a tom*cat ; pointed, sharp.
If^. titm. «i^; t^m. tp set cm as a dog, to excite.

^fvr, ^fftvi, ^1^, ^HRPT^, pointed, sharp, having a point

or sting ; a skewer.

W% ^«nf*,-— !|tiMtCT? frtrftis 4rt^tT, a ululatuB or inarti-
culate expression of pleasure practised by
women on festive occasions, &c.

n^, «r«c^1«!, a commotion, disturbance, fray, tumult

^. W^t ^Ty, — ^^«i^«l, iR, ft^, ^WtT"' ^» ^'^^ heart,

the mind, the seat of thought and affection,
the bosom, the breast.

ITS, rtf^, tsw, J^t taken, taken away, stolen, bereft

Vrsrw^r, iicm«M, inrX 'VW^* affecting, touching, pathetic,

impressive, apposite.

Wltf^ ^^9IW, tf^lt, affectionate, kind-hearted, fond«

IPlfiV, n^t^^,— ^^t^ <ft*iW? W^ff^, the heart i. e. the

fleshy mass or fountain of the blood.

^Clt^, «tv^^jn, fR'»rtwpr, Jtww, ^9imi,an accurate con-
ception, clear understanding, <:onviction, as*
surance, confidence.

ifftSf Un, ^i|9r, amiable, dear, beloved, a^ctionate,

kind. [kindness.

^/^, faeffnr, ffrarsi, 4 «iir, amiableness, friendship, affection,

qrat^f, iQ^f^iJtl, heart-bum, any disease of the heart.

H^, i^Rni,— ^m^tf^, «^f^, glad, cheerful, joyful, pleas-
ed, delighted, happy, exulting, rfijoiced.

^f^ft«, ij^ir^t, i5it«t^«i,— €rwjr*w, wj^. glad-hearted,

delighted, happy, jovial, merry.

Iff^, TWt?, CTt^, ^^^, plump, well-fed, sleek, fieif,

in good case, lusty, strong. [exultation.

i^f^, ^9t^^, ^^nrrpf , joy, pleasure, gladness, mirth, delight,

CV, lCTt^^» a vocative of callings S^c: soho I ho ! t) I

ifi^; 1^, hiccough, hiccup.

ifwr» ^t^nr, "^t^^i. to draff, draw. buIL tusr.

659

lillijU bowed, stooping, bent, put or brought

down, submissive ; an upsetting, overturn-

ingt tilting. [prone.

vri^f ^i7m;, ^^% "unpnrw. with bent fiice, cast down^
i^, ^mc^f ^rtpitc^, down, below, downwards.
«<\, man, ^nftl, ^, wi. ^tmro^, V», a cause, origin,

source, occasion, spring, motive, reason,

pretence, excuse, plea.
Prfli«-V, mc^s, wn, sifv^, aff: because, for, on ac-^

count of, for the sake o(, originating in,

arising froin, caused by.
««1l, 9t7¥, 9^ fv» ^^9» an agent, active cau8e;i

instrument; causal, &c. }

t7^, 9T7^V. 9tnrai, tfcviwi, causation, causality, ope^

ration as a motive, &c. [tools.

Cf^rnr, "si^^laiiA, arms, weapons, implements, instruments;
^^^, iP^l, — 4«tpr, ^CT, 4«, here, hither. [tank, fcc^
tiftirl, VPinnfi^ ^I^Vinr, overgrown with weeds as a
ifwn^, ^n^i ^ifiFH '■'pri W9% «r?w ^^, ^ f««r, to long

for, fret after, pine, waste away.
npr» f^, ^, ^W, so, as, like, the same.
«W, V, ♦^^^ gold ; cfN9t7, ^4#n[, a goldsmith.
cnr«, ^inmr^c^hv, ^^mvi, the cold season, winter.
1^9 Viirft?, ^, n^, niinr, to be -given up, untenable,

indefensible, despicable, mean, base,- vile.
Vff9t^, u^dBff, ^iRWl, ^ww, ^JfWW, a mean opinion,

low idea, disregard of,, disesteem, contempt.
Vfjn, wtipr, f^ft^^, ^sRWrWR, to' look, behold, seb, view;

observe,regard steadfastly,gaze,stare,«urvey«

^j'^fw, wtiR,' si^^w, to neglect, disregfai:d,
despise, slight, transgress, violate, to heel,
lean to one side, incline, bend, to totter,
^ stagger, toss about, shake, vibrote,^wav8 to
and fro, reel, roll.

•60 «p*%

HfflvAr, a. bending, iQclinatioa, osciHatton, lean-
iiig» &c. motipB, a jolt, n^eglect, coatempt,
disregard, disrespect, ease, facil[ity« a slant,
slope, wanton gesture, dalliance,

C^^ifr, ^RflflO*W, «t?tw, ftWI'W, ^WT?^ ^BB^. to agitate,

to swing, shake, make to vihrate, to wave
the hand, to w^gt move, remove, &c.

^iftf , ^il^trtPf, l%^f easily, with ease, slightly.

Cfil» (U^nFf f(Pi» ^nftv? «f^, the neighing of a horse*

the bvaying of aii ass.

^, '^W, ^^t%^, «?, '^<wir. cold, frigid, frozen, golden.

Hi^^» OTIS9 ^<1V, growing in the cold season, winter.

c^f, •nr, 9t?i, ^» mud, mire, plashioess, a wager.

iftti, wp^, cftiit, — c^ti^1» %nwia*, a priest who o^rs

a burnt sacrifice, a reciter of the Rigved.

^;fhn, cmitc^, %m^ wtl, there, thither, yonder, yon.

<1W» ^Wff — fifif^jWi 'illtei ^^Wl^ €tWF% a bumt-offerifig,

an ofiering by fire. [a he-cat.

Iftfll, *W,ir^,«f ^ li^*,n»ftft»,slack Joose; a laiige boat,

C^, ^tinptv, f«, the scrotum, the testicles.

I3[T^, ^sm.9n, the festival of the red powder or OT.

5<?, .^ '•ffftw ifiiHf , ^ftt^RW, H^, a large sheet of

deep water, a lake.

j^fihQ, nikf pjt»P|#, a river.

5^, «l, ^ww, trt, ^nW «W1*. »»%• ^. ^i^, short, low

in stature, dwarf, short aa a vowel, amaU,

less, light, unimportant, humble.
jm». l^ftr, ^ir ^w»W1, w?, ^f^*. ^'WWl, diminution,

decrease, abateavent, nUeviatiun, wearing

away, paucity^ scareity.
fPB^ ijm^rlt, ilt^tf^, diminushingf lessening, abating.
J^» vnM. |t^ vM1> shame, modesty, bashfulness.
^; igMir,-TT«Mii,. amrtf^, modest, bashful, ashamed.
a[CU m90i« nfr, a neighing or braying. .

FINIS.

ERRATA & ADDENDA.

Pmge, tine,

4, 17,

6, 13,

7, 14,

12, 22,

13. 2,

— 9.

16, 34,
17^ 34,
20,. 3fi,
21, 4,

— 5,

— 30,
24, 25,
27, 10,

— 12,
32, 9,

38, 36.

44, 36,

46, 24,

— 25,
62, 1.
54, 4,
58, 12,
69, 32.
79. 14.
83. 24,
92, 24,
94, 4,
96, 3,

i^imr intert

for nad

out- in-

aud 'sr^^, internal/

ST^. ^s 2?^, ^t?^.

insert
insert

insert

dele

• the hair.'

Brahmd, Brahma.

— — and

97, 3l,**?1.

98, 20, J^t*J«i,

100, 24. ^m,

107, U,9t^Hfk,
122, 35, 400,
126, 20, ?T*n^,

of.
4000.

Page. Him.

132, 31,
134, 24,
141, 15,
151, 18,

167, 31.
lf)9. 20.
163, 12,
165, 4,

— 11.

— 24,

168, 31,
175, 11.
180, 22.
182, 5,

— 20,
184. 24,
222, 17,
231, 1.

— 2,

— 28.
236, 1 .
241, 4.
243, 35,
253, 23.
258, 11,
264, 12,
272. 8.
289. 11,

295, 3.

— 7,

296, 22,

298, 19,
308, 7,
312, 33,
315, 34.
318, 4,
320, 26,

for

md

•W,

•tR.

V4-^»

fT?<».

*l»tv.

?T*f«i.

C«flH^,

WtSW.

P«-?t^,

Pfe^^TH.

^P^,

^.

^'

i|.

IjS^,

^^.

v^vti.

wf*«»t?.

1*1*,

«il^l*.

^.

^

drief.

brief.

•T«'r,

Ht<i^.

«a;<pf9ft?,

'^J^9j.

WT«^,

^\^^.

5lf^,

•1^.

«•«,

?5"^.

A

ff^.

*iW,

^•tt|1.

"f«?.

^*![.

"fr.

n^;.

wt^c^c'f.

^%r<5cw.

^t¥'*/,

^^%;.

docirines,doctrine.

'itWt,

%^.

'Tirr,

^5^«l.

-'3.''

-«1^.

crt»rt*fws, >src»n»itf«^.

aiTi^W,

t5T<45P'81.

'^'nr^,

^■fV*f.

•sn^/mw.

^^^^ .

w^pacF,

^^r^n?.

v«tjJt,

^^ifjr.

n^'r.

^^^-

«rf^.

^Rgi.

^nt^n.

^T?m^<i.

nis,

m1r«.

read ' tf^Vi f^PW,'

323»

328,
337,
338,
339,
340,

342,

343,

349,

350,

355.

356,

362,

368,

372,

376,

377,

386,

407,

412,

417,

424,

426,

431

436,

441

445,

459,
462,
466,
470.

Km. fir mi^

6, rake, garden-rake.

7, '»"»|^, f^.
30, •trtww,

3, 'IW,

27, <l"?Jlf*,

10, ^m,

26, Jl^Prtf,

30, ^*rt^nt,

30, PC^W,

7,<nr.

30, rw,
18, »ft,
14, n<W«-

fft.

32, ^iirfliawf, 'J^ fldw.
22, «r?t^, enrtn.

29. «r«i,

20, 35,

7, -f.
13, <tinj«,

6, *"<fc/c
13, f*,

1, e^vifir,

55.

W»Tw.

21, asceti8m,asceticism

1^-

21.
12,

1, ^Cl'l,

8, r^fi,

15, «?,
20, twPBl,

475,
476.
481.
483,
500,

502,
510,
524,

529,
535,
538,
539.
545,
553.
566,
575,
585,
601,
603,
608,
612.
613,
622,
633.
634,
636.

637,

20, ascetism,a8ceticism 639,

2 1 , ^\ *?«!.

22, »nwwc??, 5jrty«t??. 640,

8» •f> -^. 647,

fir

8, WW, c$9t
6, «rNll, ♦jMt.

34. 3r*, 5^.

13. ^. ^

2. -iW, -f<.

24, vrtir, %nf\.

22, •Iff. n*.

36, 9l^, ^<«I9.
2, (fefe
— dele
llr <«,

2, reign,

11, «<^.
IS.ftj,

8, Z^nRt

20, -nw^

13, or,

22, ^«ttW.
5, ascetisni,aaeeticism

14, '«ivi1^«, *mwf||#.
32, ^H9, t^'*.

12, tvn^, frn*^,

32. l^C aiw%.

23, •e8cence,-essence.
11,^, ^- ^
32, dtrrif, C^tfT^

7,.m<f, imr.

26, r^fcvc*!. PwK^irf .

32, *|fipw, •inwi

3, iftft^^,

31. fy^ *^_

27, f?f^, ^fl^

11, wr, w/.

* only.'
rein.

a.

ittafff^.

■/'•

^— *-,