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DICTlONAKY

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PREFA CE

So far back as the year 1785, Proposals had been set forth in England, by
Capt. William Kirkpatrick, of the Hon. Company's Military Service, and Persian
Secretary to the Commander-in-Chief in India, to publish a Hindi Vocabulary,
of which the materials were all ready, but a delay ^in preparing the Nagari types,
prevented its publication at the time when a Vocabulary of Persian, Arabic, and
English, by that eniment Linguist, was ofifered to the public, in the course of the
same year. Since that period, however, the proposed work appears never to have
beea published, either in Englarid, where the Proposals had been issued, or in
India, where numerous other works, to aid the Oriental student, have successively
appeared in print. A Hindi Dictionary, therefore, remained a Desideratum still,
aa the other works adverted to, only afford assistance to the Oriental Student, in
the Arabic, Persian, Urdu, Sanskrit, Bengali, and Marhatta languages res-
pectively, and not in Hindi ; with the exception of a slender Glossary affixed
to an edition of the Prem Bagar. To enable the student, then, to acquire
this language, spoken by the generality of Hindus, and over a vaat extent
of coontry, be was left, for a series of years, with the above scanty exception,
to Urdu Diolionaries, embodying a necessarily limited portion of Hindi
Toeablea, and to the Selections from Hindi works, prepared for the use of
the janior branches of the Military Service, by the Hindi Professor of the
College of Fort William. The portion of Hindi words found in Urdu Dictiona-
ries, could alone have been directly useful to the student in his researches
into the language, as the English meanings were all provided therein. But the .
Tocables in the Selections, though numerous, and embracing six Hindi works,
yet possessed not the facility of acquisition, which the former collection afforded,
from not one of the selected works being accompanied by a Glossary, or even
a free translation. So that, when the student has, with creditable labour, read
though 268 quarto pages of Hindi composition, selected from native authors,
he has only, unless he possess some other mode of acquiring the meaning of
the words, had the benefit of so many natives speaking in his hearing, or
making him repeat their language without any explanatory medium. The dis-
advantages of such a plan of instruction, are, however, sufficiently counter-
balanced by the labours of the Professor of Hindi, in his editon of the Prem

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8agar, abort sdyerted to, to which is affixed a Vocabalary of the principal
terms occurring in that work. This rocabalary, though a very limited one, is
justly appreciated by every student of Hindi ; and not a few of those who have
had the privilege of consul ting it, have whished to see, based on it, a larger
work of the kin^, aiding not only in the pemsal and dne understanding of the
Prem Sagar, but of such other Hiudi works also, which are studied in order
to pass an examination^ or with a view to a more extensive acquaintance with
the language.

A few years after the publication of Cap. Price's Vocabulary of the principal
terms occurring in the Prem Sagar, just alluded to, the Rev. M. T. Adam of
Benarety published his most acceptable Vocabulary of the Hindi language,
containing upwards of 20^000 words ; but with the meanings in Hindi, instead
of English. This was certainly a great benefit oonferred on the students of
Hindi, both native and European ; yet it must be allowed, that the meanings
not having been given in English, is a considerable drawback on the advan-
ts^es which the European student may hope to derive from consulting the work«

Seventeen years have now elapsed since the publication of the last men-
tioned Hindi Vocabulary^ and no attempt^ it would appear, has been made to
offer to the students of Hindi^ and the Patrons of Hindi literature, a work formed
on the plan of Adam's Hindi Vocabulary, but with the significations in English.
A work of the kind has often been mentioned as desireable, and the Compiler
of the following sheets, in common with others, has frequently left the want of
such a publication, or a Hindi and English Dictionary on an enlarged scale ;
and he moreover ventured to solicit two eminent Oriental scholars, of consider*
able attainments, the one in Sanskrit, and the other in Hindi, to. undertake subh
a work, for the benefit of European Students of Hindi in general, and of the
junior branches of the Military Service in particular ; but he regrets to say, his
application was not successful ; the Sanskrit scholar not deeming the langii age
Boffioiently defined, and the Hindi scholar possessing no leisure from professional
duties. The compiler indeed possessed the nucleus of such a work, commenced
some thirty years ago, but on his becoming acquainted with the above eminent
scholars, he for a time before to resume his contemplated work ; however, oh
being disappointed in his application to them, of whom one has quitted India,
and the other, will not, it is likely, stay long in it, the Compiler once more
proposed the subject to a third gentleman, who was likely, with benefit to Indian
Literature, to have undertaken the work ; but he too has left India*

In the meantime, a communication was made to the Compiler on the part of
9 gentleman who is a great proficient in Hindi, and a liberal patron of useful un-
dertakings ; requesting he would undertake a work based on Price's and Adam's
Vocabularies, and amplified by all the additional terms tc be found in the works

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of Wilson, Haater and Shakespear, and in the Hindi portion of the Compiler's
own Urdu and Eaglish Dictionary. After due consideration, the compiler
entered on the preparation of the work required, and avuiling^ himhelf of Uio
materials in his possession, prosecuted, and through the help of a gracious-
Providence, finished the Compilation now offered to the reading portion of the
Community in general, and to Students of Hindi, and the patrons of its Litera-
ture in particular ; and which^ as it is the largest collection of Hindi worda
yet published, with the meanings in English, he has thought proper to designate.
A Hindi and English Dictionary. The collection consists of about 30,009
words, which, with their signification^ have besa derired fron^ or «oUi^d with
the best authorities.

There is no department of study, the compile? conceives, which the present
work will not be found to be helpful in advancing ; and terms are to be met
with in it^ both simple and abstract. The Hindi, as generally spoken, does
certainly not offer the requisite terms ; but Hindi Jworks do, and the parent
language of nearly Twenty cognate lauguoges, does possess the required facility
of expression. It will surely, therefore, not be considered a fault in the pi-esent
compilation, that it embraces, and even abounds with terms purely Sanskrit ;
since in our ordinary conversation with natives, we never hesitate to make uss
of words, both of Sanskrit, Persian and Arabic origin j and such derivations
must aecessarily serve to enrich the language, whether spoken or written.
Besides have colleges and other Seminaries of learning in India, all the standard
works they require, to advance the studies, of their students and pupils? and
asf it must be confessed they have not, it may be further asked, whence are tha
technical and abstract terms required for Hindi composition or translation, to
be obtained ? Not surely from the Urdu, to any considerable extent, as admis-
sions from it, would be thought to mar the purity of the language. Nor yet
from the spoken Hindi of the generality of Hindus, who it is known mainly
use the langn^e, as its colloquial standard can hardly be said to be yet fixed.
But to the Parent Sanskrit we may very properly look for such terms, suited
as it is for composition in every department of science, and affording, as it does,
the greatest facilities for the readiest expression of ideas. This leaning towards,
and dependance on the Sanskrit, are the more justifiable, as such peculiarity
is not claimed for the Hindi alone ; for about Twenty other languages possess
it, and languages too, which are spoken within or on the borders of the British
territories, such as the Bengali, the Assam, the TJriyay Nepalese, Magadh,
Bhagelkhand, Marhatta, Bandelkhand, Cashmere, Panjabi, Sindh, Bilochi,
Kutch, Oujrati, Kaukau, Bikauere, Udypore, Marwar, and Braj languages ;
all of which may be said, to abound more or less with Sanskrit terras. Dr.
Oarey indeed thought, that there were scarcely any words to be found i& the

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langnflges of the north, which were not of Sanskrit origin : and what thai
eminent scholar and late distingaished^ Professor of Sanskrit, Bangali, and
Marhatta, in the College of Port William, asserted of the Bengali language^
is equally applicable to the Hindi, that it is almost entirely deriyed fr^m the
Sanskrit : that considerably more than three-fourths of the words are pure
Sanskrit ; and that those composing the greatest part of the remainder are
80 little corrupted, that their origin may be traced without difficulty. It was
also Dr. Carey's opinion, that ''most of the above cognate langua^res, are
copious, and were they duly cultivated, would be found capable of being em*
ployed in every kind of composition with advantage. Most of the elegancies
of style, and delicate shades of meaning, may in their present state, be ex-
pressed by them with great facility ; and should literature become an object of
more general persuit in India, and the colloquial languages be more employed in
different species of style and composition, the capacities of these languages
would be developed, and the languages themselves carried to a degree of refine*
ment, of which we have now but a faint idea.''

If then as Dr. Carey states, the greater part of the words in the above
languages be derived from the Sanskrit, the Hindi, as being one of them, would
certainly be enriched, and its capacities improved by drawing from that original
source. The compiler therefore hopes that he will be pardoned for having
added to his compilation so largely from the parent language, terms, familiar,
it may be, only to the learned part of the population, but hardly in use nmong
the other classes of the natives. But who is there, that does not desire to
speak, and write, and discourse, in a style above that of rustics or unlettered
men, if he wishes to express himself with accuracy, aptitude, and an elegance
that should charm, or command admiration ? Since the model of the dialect,
observes Dr. Carey, which is spoken by ploughmen, menial servants, or labour-
ing mechanics, is not that, on which the learned in any country form their
language. Let then the Earopean scholar not hesitate, in his conversation
and composition, to adopt a style that shall shew his attainments to be on a par
with those of the learned men of the country, at the same time that his judicions
selection of unirersally -understood terms, shall render his communication level
with the capacities of all classes of peopl e.

In the work now offered to the Public, the Compiler has endeavoured to give
the commonest words in use in Hindi, selected from various publications, or
known to be in general use ; but fearing, he may have overlooked some of the
easiest terms, he begs the indulgent consideration of such as may be disposed
to censure him for his seeming neglect, which, however, he assures^ them, was
not intentional. While on the other hand, the Compiler takes this opportunity
of stating, that certain terms, not at all calculated to promote the study of

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any tcifmce, and admitted into their works, without a due degree of discrimina*
tioD, hy others in the same field of labonr, though never to be met with in the
usual Engligh Dictionaries, have by him been studiously omitted.

Having now noticed what appears to bo an early attempt, if it be not indeed
tho earliest, to publish a Hindi Dictionary ; and shown what helps have since
been provided to promote the study of Hindi, directly and indirectly ; together
with the want that still exists for such a work : it only remains for the com-
piler to acknowledge with deep gratitude to his Maker, that his life has been
mercifully spared, and his health continued, to enable him to finish THE
HINDI AND ENGLISH DICTIONARY, which he has now much pleasure
in offering to a Liberal Public ; from whom, for a period of Fourteen years
he has experienced the most unexampled support in his TJrdu publications : and
the compiler therefore trusts, that should the present work be found likely to be
useful to the Student, or of assistance in composition, or translation, the wonted
Patronage of that Public will not be withheld, but kindly extended to it.

J. T. THOMPSON.
Delhi, the Sth Oct. 1846.

PREFACE TO THIRD EDITION.

The second edition of Thompson's Hindi Dictionary having been exhauM el
the opportunity has been taken in preparing a third, to revise the text wiih a
view to the elimination of such words as havaiu the process of time and changes
ia modes of speech become obsolete, and to add such others as are more
frequently used in conversation by high and low among the Hindi speaking
population. Endeavour has also been made to include in the present edition
all unusual verbal forms and expressions used by writers such as Tulsidas,
Lallu Lall, fiihari and others and which are met with in the Ramayan, Prem
Sagar, Sabha Bilas^ Satsai, and the books used or likely to be read by students
and such others whose duty or pleasure interests them in the study of Hindi.
Urdu words which are not ordinarily employed in the colloquial tongue,
have been intentionally omitted as misplaced in a purely Hindi Dictionary.

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About five Uionsand new words in all have been added^ and in order to contpaa^
sate for the increase by a reduction in needless matter, sa as not to enhauoo
the price of the book, the equivalents of the Hindi forms in Roman Gharaoter
have been omitted, as being of little or no nse to a student who has oiice
mastered the value of the Hindi letters, which unlike those in English are
constant in pronunciation and spoken as they are written*

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DICTIONARY

HUiDI AND ENGLISH,

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^ The first letter of the Nagn alpha-
bet, and inherent short vowel ; an in-
' separable particle signifying negation
or priration, as ^ftrf ; as a negative
prefix to words beginning with a vow-
eh* '^r is ciiartged to ^, as v and ^,
form ^er, ah interjection of pity.

^ntitradj. Free from debt, or obliga-
tion.

^m 8. m, A mark or spot, a cypher, a

numerical fignre, nnmber,letter of the

-> alphabet, mark on cloth to shew the

price ; the flank or part above the

hip ; embrace. [metician.

"^^ 9. m. An acoountatit, an arith-

iV«ft 8. /. The barb of an arrow, a
hook, tenter, catch, a circle.

^Nr>fr t9. a. To mark, page a book, dis-
tingnish a thing by some mark. v. n.
To be valued, prized, examined, ap-
proved of.

An embrace, the bosom.
anh'wdr Mdmev v. cr. To
embrace.

VlW \ 8. m. llie iron hook with
1^*99, J which elephants ai*e guided or

driren, a goad, anhis mdf^a^ To

reduce to submission, to reduce to

obedience.
^^TRT V. a. To cause to ralue, prize,

examine {a8 eloth)^ to ^^prove of.
if vnc «. w. Shape.

^vrr s. m. Valuation, appraisemdnt.
^funr adj. Marked, spatted, stained'

paged.

JiL* j- 8. m. Sprout or shoot.

iBT^^pn V. Having a little harsh taste,
i^fr^ 8. /. A hook, a tenter.
^^ 8. m. Sprout ; fortune.
^[ifl adj. Skilled in figure works.
^^K 8.f, A bribe, a coaxing {cis a cow

that has lost her calf to make her_

tractable.
Vlft «./. Akind of vetch (Viciasativa);

wet grain ; a young sprout.
^twi^ «./. An eye or glance of the e^ye.
iffWI s.m. The space between two pillars

or beams. ^

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^n s, m. The body, a linb, a share.

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limb. [tiers.

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per arm ^ ( in myth ) the son of Bali,
king of the monkeys.

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^TCiTT iy. ». To endure patiently.
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^JTlft 8.f, Spark of fire.
^fn^T «./. Bodice.

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acquiescence, anjikdr koj^na, v. a. To
accept, receive, agree to.
^»ftfl?fi»c(;. Agreed, promised, acceded to.
^jft3 «./. A chafingdish, brasier,
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before religions ceremonies and
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right hand, cleansing the mouth
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^^lift 8. /. A small spoon for pouring
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^I>ift <»./. Abrupt, unexpected.

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^M'rt I monkey god.

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the hands together; the alms given
to a beggar,
iipvr 8, m. Absence. [ tructed.

^^ adj. Being prevented or obs-

iSre^iPTr v. To cease, to stop.

mZ^iVfy «. To prevent, obstruct.

iffZflRTT 8, m. Prevention, challenge.

^R3r5.m.The highest room in a building.

W^rf^W adj. Prostrate.

^2Tk\ «./. A thatched upperroom,-a root

^fe^n 8./, A small bundle.

?fff3<jH»fl 0. To grin, to jest.

^iit «./. The act of removing something
suddenly by the hand out of the sight
of the persons present.

^f^ «./. A silk sheets

^TT adj. Not castrated.

^ 8. m, Bnd, completion, perdition.

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destruction ; mind, heart j a boundary,
limit ; intelligence, news, account of.
adj. Final, ultimate, (tdv. After all,
«t last ; in, Within ; elsewhere, some-
where else.

^^X adv. Within, between, amongst ;
without, except, s. m. Interval, inter-
* mediate space, intermission ; period,
terra, difference ; opportune time ;
midst, the midst ; the heart, the su-
medre sou), adj. Other, similar.

^^^fif s. f. The emotions of the heart,
inward sensations.

IB'frc^Tnit o/-^. Pervading the interior, ac-
quainted with the heart ; an epithet
of the deity.

^r^t^m adj. Out of sight, vanished,
disappeared, concealed, s. m. Disap*
pearance. antardhydn hona, o. 92. To
vanish, disappear, be concealed.

m^^V^ s. m. A ctirtalu, a screen.

^jcfft:^ «. w^. Intermittent, an intermit-
ting fever.

qro^^t. m. The sky or atmosphere ouh.
In the air, out of sight,

9h^w adj. Thick, bulky, s. m. The
shoulder of a blind man.

^^'n adv. Extravagantly, profligately.

^piT adj. Blind, dark, andhadhnid,
Blind, blindly, andha dimnd rona.
To weep excessively, andha dhund
luidna^ To squander, spend exti-a-
vagantly.

^ai^j^r ) 8. m. A well filled up with
^Il{^ S rubbish, a dvj well, a well

overgrown with bushes or weeds : one

of which the mouth is hidden.

liiiitl'^ Excessive, profuse, overmuch.

^< s. m. Darkness, misfortuue,calamity,
injustice, violence, tumult, tyranny,
oppression, outrage, andhtr hajfia,
v\ a. To act unjustly, tyrannize, oppress.

ay^TT adj. Dark; «. m. Darkness.
i5r§<^ ae/;'. /. Dark, andheri rdf^ A dark

night, andhivi koihri^ ». /, A dark

room ; the belly, the womb.
^^ 8. m. A mangoe, a mangoe tree.
ilpr< 8. m. The sky or atmosphere;

clothes, apparel, [shipped Krishna.
^ti^ s.77i.Tho name of a king who wor-
iB[^ 8. /. Mother ; mangoe tree,
qr^r^ 8. f. A cnnopy, a litter used on

an elephant or camel.
wiUm s, f. A small imripe mangoe.
^^ 8. m. Water.
^^T 8. /. M6lher.
grg'^ adr). Wholesale buying without

examining the things bought.
5jjfpn<t 8. m. A sharer ; an incarnation.
^rSt 8. 7». A sharer.
^n^ 8. m. Cloth.
cSXTHT^ 8. w. A king of Oude.
^g 8. TO. Part, division, portion, share f

right, possession ; essence ; a degi-^e

of a circle, of latitude or longitude,

&c. (m oi'ithjrutic) a fraction ; thr

numerator of a fraction,
^f^* 8, m. A partner, a proprietor,
gy^ adj. A partner, sharer, coheir.
Mi^n 8. m. One who has no offspring ;

{put.) an unmarried man ; a stupid

person, blockhgad, dunce,
^m^ 8. m. Pain on the foot caused by

being stnick against some thing.
%r«^ adj. Completely vanquished.
^«neifR«n '0. To vomit as a beast.
^^^ 5. /. Crookedness ; strut, airs,-

aharhdz, An affected person, a fop, s

swaggerer. aka$*bdzee^ «. /. Swagget»

ing, strutting, airs.
^T^iipsfT 1). n. To writhe, ache, be cram*
ped, become stiff or rigid, to stiffen f
to struck affectedly, to give one's *»U
uirs,

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^^iTf rt *. /. .The cramp.

Wnri part. pa8$. Stiff, affected.

^^^er adj. An affected person, a swag-
gerer, a fop, [or metaphorically.

^^^V adj. Free from thorns literally

^«ir adj. Unspeakable.

^^r^ adj, Not to be, told or related,

,,. beyond description, unspeakable, ij^i-
ntterable ; unfit to bo spoken, obscene.

^iW^m v. a. To listen, to give ear.

^W^fiim adj. Firm, unshaken.

^^ adj, Bentfree. [Yeteh.

^^\adj. bear, costly. 5./, A kind of

^JW ^ adj. Soft, not hard.

Vs4t adj. Inconsistent, indecent^ un-
suitable, not to be done.

^IW 8, m. Bad action, sin, vice

wickedness.
^IWV adj. Intransitive ( a vei^b ).
"^^H^ ae^f. Useless, unjprpfitable, good

Jo^Aothing. [ work.

^^J adj. Idlp,. nnoe^^piied, 'without
^^7 <f6?;V Wretch,, sinner.
^m^f^adj. Not artificial, not made.
^mm^ adj. Ominous, portentous, of

bad omen, unlacky, inauspicious.
^"i^it^ a. m. Misunderstanding.
^^rWT adj. Alone.
^^WPl adv. Immediately, accidentally,

without a cause,unexpectedly,8ud4en-

ly, instantly, presently, unawai-e^

abruptly. [ by ^ne horse.

^Wr 8. m. Loneliness; a carriage drawn
^^rr^r a. m.. U^vt, injury, loss, detri-
. ment, prejudice ; i^selessness. ,,,
^nrr^t a^. Useless ( anmai, thin^, or
^ person ) ; a retardcr.
^mv adj. Dseless.

1 »^. Unprofitable, fruitless,
J yielding 410 return, vain.
^^JX^s, m. Absence or non-existence
of a cause. 0di;. Causelessly,

^^irr^ 8. Pi. Unseasonableness, f^n^n^

scarcity, extremity, pinch, adj. Un^

seasonable, premature, untimely.

akdl'phal, 8. m. A fruit produced

out of season. [season.

^^m'R^d. m. Frtdt produced out of

^^iC«, w. Sky.

^ftf^ adj. Popr, wretched, ipiseraye^

destitute, :Qee<^y, indigent,
^^frr 5./. Infamy, disgrace.
^^5 adv. Undauntedly, adj. Sharp.
W^^ adv. Shoreless.
^rarm'TTv. n. To he.agitat^d,- distrac-
ted, confused, confounded, out o|
order ; to tire, weary ; to be asto-
nished.
^1f€Nrroi;. Not noble, plebeian, lo^
mean, ignoble, of meaQ extraction,
of low origin or race.
^ir^Wt adj./. , Not of ^ood family, ig^
noble, base («(70/«(fn). . ^

^f^l^ adj^ "Unlupky, inauspicious.
^1^ <^dj. Simple. ..

^Sifi^ ac(f. Inartificial, not made. ,
^%^ a^*. Lonely.

^i^5$^. adiu In complete loneliness.-
^mtK8.f. A bribe,
'F'iiKt adj. Quo who receires a bribe.
^^^ 8. m. A plant, the^pil of which
is used i^i enchantmenitB ( Alangdum
hexapHalum ). ^

W^^ 8. m. ^wallow-wort. '
^rarr 8. m. Loneliness. , ; -

^^ adj. Not cruel,, mild, hunwrne, gen- ^
i *^^» X. *^® spots on dice.

Jm 8. m. A die (in plaijywhiQ or oblong)
^^W 8.m. Whole grftin^ wiol,$ gmna of
rice used in rejigioiua ceYem^ies^
filed grains, : -

^^5^ adj, Undecaying, permanent..
^^f{^Z 8. VI. A oertain trcfiw. ..
^^^ s. m. A letter, an alphabet,,

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^t^aH 8./. Orthography.

j^lffl 8. m. The eye. [barbai*ous.

y^a^ adj. XJndisciplined {soUieri)^

^W^ 0e?f. •Unbroken, whole, entire, all.

^^^y?T adj. Unbroken ; cpntinuons ;

•..unrefttted.,

^^^ 9* nu Fried grain^ whole grain

rrf iteed ift religious ceremonies*

1^9 <<.^V Everlastings not liable to de-
cay, durable, permanent. aJckay bar,
JS^me of a tree ; an undecayable tree:

^^ 8, m. A walnut ; the fruit of the
Aleurites triloba, also, is so called.

9sm^ adj. All', the whole, every, entire.

^wrvT 8. m. A palaestra or place for
wrestling, a 9cene, any place of as-
sembly, a court or circus^

fuvr? adj. Forbidden food.

i^fw« adj. AU, the whole, "every, entire.

^f%^iff;?», vfi. 4» epithet of. God ; also

:. of R§m, Shiva^ the lord of all.

^[%T *. m^ A certain tree.

^WteacJ;, Pare, . [famous. .

^i^m <Kijfv Unknown, obscure, not

^ 8. m. An epHhet of any trqe or
mountain ; not going or uroving.

^W^i^RT 8. m. Trifling employinent

or talk, trifles, trash, trumpery. . (\dj.

Promiscuous, composed of odds and

. cuds. [not reckoned.

^^rf^c! adj. Innumerable, not counted,

^Jlf?l adj. Without character, disho-
noured, disgraced ; one whose /uneral

, ceremonies have not been performed.
8. f. Disgrace, distress^ inconveni-
ence ; damnation, condemnation.

^Prf'lw adj^ Uncounted, untold.

}a^. Impassable, inaccessive,
.impervious, deep/ unfathom-

- aWe, unfordable, bottomless ; un-

avcomplishuble, incomprehensible ;

r difficult of ac uireuieut, unattainable.

^1^^ adv. In advance, before,

^^% 8. m. Wood of aloes.

^ffK^^T B. m. A racQ.of merchants of
the Vi/a tribe frQift agroha^ west
of Delhi.

W^^T 8. nu First morsel.

^^tiadj. Of the colour of agar, \. e.
wood of aloes.

^^m adj. Prior, preceding, first, fore-
, most, former, chief, principal ; ances-
tor ; ancient, other, next.

^»nT^ adj. First.[forerunner, harbinger,

^T^ adj. . Foremost, a. m, A guide, «

^»mi;.«./. Guidance.

^^r 8. m. The front, the forepart ;
the space in the front of a house.

^»nn^ 8. m. A.guide, harbinger, [house.

^nrfT'a.*. /. Place just in front of a

^^^T^ s.f. Conflagration. '

''Wftr.5. «*. A sage celebrated in Hindoo
mythology :'he is represented of short
etature, and to have been born in a
water jar : he is famed for having
swallowed the ocean when it had
given hin^ offence : at his command
also the Vindhya range of mountains
prostrated itself, and so remains.

^^%^8^m. The eighth Hindoo month
( during which the sun is in Scorpio,
and the moon is full near Orion's
. Jieady; Nov.-Dec.

^if!^ adv» Before, in front, agdu jana,
i;. n. To -advance, to meet a person.

^irnft adv. Before, in front, forward,
further on, onward, s. /♦ The ropes
with which a horse's forefeet are tied ;
the front,, forepart, agdii pichhdH
lagdna,To confine (espedalif/ a horse),
agdree mdi^na, u. a. To attack in
front, to defeat a hx>stile army in a
pitched battle. [bottomless.

\n\^ adj. Unfathomable, very deep,

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^iTTvm ». /. Depth.

^immt arf;. Coming, future, approaching.

^m^ s. wi. A turban ; a terrac?e in front

of an upper room.
^f^ 8. VI, A bird, a sort of lark.
^ftr^'n'T s. VI, The farcy in horses, an

eruptive disease in men.
^feqi s. m. A bird {Alauda aggiya)^
^ftHl'TT «. /. Burning in pain,
^fjiqnr Ghi,swgar, &c., thrown into the
fire, as a propitiatory ofiPeriug to the
gods, either at worship or at meals.
^ftWT «• VI. First, another man.
^^^r s, m, A guide, a harbinger,
^ij^ adj. TJnskilful, without mexit, in-
efifectual, void of good qualities, bad.
f. m. A defect, a fault.
^^9 adj. Unhidden, unconcealed*
^^ s, VI. A fragrant wood, aloe wood
or ao^allochum (AquHhfia agcHlocha) ;
another tree which produces Bdellium
( AmyrU agallocha ) ; the Sisoo tree
(Dalbergia Sisoo). adj. Light, not
I heavy.

^i^TTT ^. To be in advance, to precede.
mf^Ti^'^ «• Encountering, meeting a

visitor.
^^ oi/. Easy, manifest, evident, agnrh-

hhao, adj. Open, honest, candid.
^It^ adj. Homeless.

^nft^^ adj. TJnperceivod, imperceptible,
invisible, covert, unseen, unwitnessed,
s. m. The invisible, Supreme.
iir«it3^T '0. n. To take to one's self,
^lit^t o^D. In advance, beforehand.
^«iY<^ D. a. To watch.
^jFrft^TT s. VI. A watchman.
^aft^lT i>. fl>. To watch.
^^^\ s.f. The going or sending for-
ward to meet and receive a visitant
with honor, agouni loama^ v. a.
To advance and meet the bridegroom,

to go to meet a visitant on the road«
^ftl 8. m. Fire -, the god ol fire and the
regent of the south-east quarter ;
one of the purdns ; the fire of the
stomach, the digestive faculty, appe-
tite, (the lady -bird.
^ftl*«. m. An insect of a scarlet colour,
^fw^ «. »». The sun-stone or a fabulous
gem, supposed to contain and impart
solar heat.
ilftHTit^r 8. f. The fiery ordeal, by a
heated iron or boiling oil, or passing
through fire,
^ftni^f^ *. w. Fire-stone, fiint^ or any

stone producing fire,
^ftwr 8. m. Arrow of fire, a rocket.
^ftl«lf^ 8* VI. The san-stone.
^rn^^Rl^ 8. m. Funeral ceremonies, as
burning a dead body,or any ceremony
peiformed with consecrated fire,
^fir^f 8. Maintenance of a perpetual
or sacred fire. [tual or sacred fire,
^ftrfl^ 5. One who maintains & pcrpe-
^pi 8. m. The forepart of a thing, adj.
Prior, first. [«. vi. Forerunner.

S^m^ "tdj. Preceding, going before.
^r^^T€ 8. m. The fe^st morsel,
^nw^ «, m. A guide, adj. Preceding,
going before, a leader, [precaution.
^m^\^ 8. VI. Foresight, providence,
'Rirtt^ adj. Provident, endued witli
foresight.

'^^T^ 1 8. m. Victuals ofiered in
^flTHifi oblations, sacrifices, &c. to

the gods.
^^ 8. VI. Sin, guilt, wickedness.
^I|^«n0 8. m. Committing sin.
^\yfg<f adj. Impossible to happen.
^^H 8. m. Hurt. [unrefined,

^f^ adj.CoBXse in taste, not fastidious,
^ adj. Vicious.
^^IHTT'W «f?;"» Piirifyingjfreeing from sior

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^'^

^fffif^ a<?j. Sinful.

^Wlt «. /. Satiety, surfeiting.

^^l>TT V. a. To surfeit, satiate. i>. n.
To surfeit, to be satiated, adj. Sati-
ntedf rich, affluent,

^VS\K 8, m. A name of Sh. adj. Formid-
able, terrible, [order among Hindoos.

^i^^«r «. TO. A particular religious

^^^4^ > adj. {iiaed suhstantively)

^^<t ) An order of religious men-
dicants professing the aghorpanth :
thej eat ererj thing, however filthy,
even human carcasses ; hence, a
gross or filthy feeder.

^T 8. la. Mark, spot, figure, number,
letter of the alphabet; flank or pavt
abore the hip j the body ; embrace ;
mark on cloth to shew the price.

^T* 8.m. An accountant, arithmetician.

^TIT «. n. To be ralued, prized, exa.
mined, approved of.

^Vd«./. A kind of vetch ( Vtcia
Mstiva ) ; wet grain ; a young sprout.

^w:TOr 5./. Arithmetic.

Wr^ «./. A hook, a tenter.

^TT^T V. a. To cause to value, to exa-
mine (a« cloth), to approve of,

^Wf^5. m. Valuation, [valued.

^firef adj. Marked, paged, examined,

^IWX I 8. TO. A plantlet, a seed-bud,

^<T / a shoot, or sprout, a germ.

^ac \ 8. m. The iron hook with

^rT€ J which elephants are guided
or driven.

^ff ^ 8. TO, Began, commenced.

^W8. m. A limb or member, the body,

^W^lX, 8, /. Stretching the limbs, a
yawning.

^nrcniT i>.n. To yawn, stretch the limbs.

^ir^ ^ 1 s. TO. A yard, area, court,
^F^iT J inclose^ space adjoining to
a hou«o«

^FHIT 5. 7)1. Broken limb.
^F<^r 6". M. A coat, a doublet.

^T^T«: «./. Stretching of the limbs, ft
yaTvIng,

^nr^ «. /. A finger. Pair hi ungli^
A toe. Kalamkiunglij Fore -finger,
Bich hi nnglif Middle finger. Kan
wigli, Little finger. Ungli ka nok.
Tip of the finger.

^nrr s,/. A maid whose business it is
to hold, watch, and amuse a child ;
a kind of nurse, s. to. A coat.

^inrTKT «. TO. A firebrand, embers, sparks
remaining in a^hes. angdron par loU
na, To be agitated or tormented
(pc$rtioula rly from jealousy) .

^TT^ 8. /. A small portable firepan.

^fir^T 8. /. TO. Bodice, stays.

^# adj. Corporeal, bodily.

^#t^TX 8. TO. An agreement, a promise,
avowal, conceding to, acceptance of a
proposal, angikdr karna^ ^o. a. T«
accept, receive, agree to.

^W Z s. TO, The thumb.

^1*^ ». TO. The thumb, a finger.

^V^'at \ 8. f. A finger, a finger's

'^'^^^ J breadth.

^rv^i 8. TO. The thumb.

^IP 3t 5, /. A ring worn on the finger.

•. ( «./• Appearance, person.

W ^ «./• A chafing-dish.

^TtiffT 8. /. Napkin.

i^rt^ »• TO. A cloth which Hindus fas-
ten round the waist when bathing,
and afterwards wipe themselves with;
a towel, a handkerchief.

^HPtKT s. TO. A midge, a gnat. [ tive.

HT^w^ adj. Jixed, unmoved, firm, inao*

"^^'^ adj. Gentle, not passionate,
^^m s. TO. wonder, a wondei'ful thing,
afitonlshmont; cause of (istonishment.

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^^^<t s. f. Lascivionsness, wantonness,

wickedness.
^n^(t».w. To joke-
^^^ adj. Blind, a. /. Spectacles.
^'^HTlHT'^JrpniJ. ». To repent, lameM

some neglect, grieve, be 8ori7.
^^g^ adj. Stnpid, inactive.

' 1 or?^*. Restless, inconstant,
j playful, wanton ; brisk.

^^T^T^T^3 i 8. /. Restlessness, incon-
^^^'sft i stancy, wantonness ;

plaTfnlness, vivacity.

^m^ adj. Immovable ; inanimate.

"V^K^ \ s. m. Wonder, admiration, as-

ir^T'JT J tonishment. adj. Aston-
ishing.

^n^ adj. Immovable, fixed, inca-
pable of motion, s. m, A mountain,
an aged person. Ntl achat ^ The bine
mountain near Balasore*

^q^^T 5. /. The earth,

VT^«ft «. /. A small spoon,

^^TT'ir ) ewZiJ. -Snddenly, nnawares, nn-
^^11^^ J expectedly.

^R^T^T r. a. To wash or rinse '^ the

r mouth after eating ; to drink.
^iTfTK «. »f» Conduct, common practice,

usage, a rule of conduct.
^Pflft adj. One who vigorously follows

religious precepts, [a learned pundit,
^r^rr^r «.»». A spiritual guide or teacher,
^T^nft* «. /. Priesthood
^fHgPT adj. Rough, unpolished,
^irft^ adj. Thoughtless.
^f^WfT 8. f. Disregard, absence of

thought or consideration*
^f^ orfu. Soon,
^^tfn (idj. Unwished for ; not painted

(paper 4rc.),

> adx\ Suddenly.

li^ adj. Unerring, sure; {hence) a go^W
marksman. ' '

^cT adj. Out of mfnd or sensejr, sense-
loss, thoughtless, sttipid. achethona^
17. n. To be insensible, to be thought-
less.

W*T ddj. Uneasy, uncomfortable.

%^^ adj. Fixed, permanent, imperislr-
able, eternal. «, m. A name of Vi$h^
flu or God.

adj. Spotless. 8,m. A certain tree.
adj. Infallihk, indelible. «. m. p^e^
pdi't. Remaining, ' esfsting, contiiiu-
ing ; whole gffcun, whole ribe tised in
religious ceremonies, fried grain.
achchhat tilak, 8. f. The ceremony of
f>utting a few grains of rice on tbe
forehead of an image when addressed,
or of a 5ra/^man when invited to all
entertainment. -^

^^n adj. Durable, permanent,

^^311 «. w. An tmdecayjjble tfee*

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9.771. A letter of the alphabets

^(^ft tfrf;. Scientific, lettered, writing
an elegant hand.

^r^T adj. Good, excellent, pleasant
righteous, healthy, well, sound ; acX^
chha hona, %), n. To recover, achchka
Jbama, v. a. To cure, recover, achckka
lagna^ v,n. To become, beseem, bfe
pleasing, be agreeable. *>,• agreeing,'

^^nm 8. f. Goodness.

^ff^ adj. Indivisible.

^wftn adj. Undiminishing, unfiuKfigf. *'

^^Z adj. Indissoluble,

^Wt^ 8. m. The chase, huntitig.

^([^fWt i* f. A complete airoy ^9it-
sisting of 109,350 foot^ 65,610 horse,
81,870 chariots, and 21,870 eltl-
phantSy

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^trf

w#^ <^4;. Imperishable,
^^(t^ «. /. Orthography ; a mode of
playing on a stringed instmment so
as to express the words of a song.
^Pfwr^B.f. Candle.
^uniadj. Intangible (inctuaU dressed

for reUgi<ms persons ^o.)y inviolable.
^n adi9. To-day, now. «. m. A he-goat.
: <• m. A large serpent, the Boa
constrictor.

adj. Wonderfnl, astonishing.
adj. Birthless.
^wnr adj. Unborn and nnbegotten.
^^m^ adj. Strange, unknown-an alien,

a foreigner,
mir^ s. m, A king of Onde.

^ir^ \ s. m. Parsley (Apium tni)o-
^^ii^<l / lucratwn)f common carra-
way (Carum Carui), a kind of lovage
(Ligusticum Ajotvah).

adj. Not vietorions, nnsnccessfol,
snbdned. s. m. Defeat.
\ s. /. A she-goat.
: adj. Free from decay ever young,
not subject to ^ecrepitade, or the
. infimiiiies of age, ondecayable, im-
perishing.
^nRT9*r s.f. The seed of a plant of the
dill kind {Ligusticum a^o wan).

\ adj. Infamous.

ada. To-day also, even now,
jnst now, yet, immediately.

%im 8. /. A she-goat, illusion, the un-
reality of ihe universe.

r sji^ Ruse or stratagem in speech.
r s. m. He who never begs.
adj. Contented,
^nn^ s. m. Canvas (doth made of hemp),
nmm adj. Expelled from his caste ( a

man).
^fflft) s»m, A man who has lost his caste.

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^friT o^y. Ignorant, simple, ianocent,
indifferent, careless. [kneos.

^^ri^T? s. m. Whose hands fall on the

^«lT«ft »./. Ignorance, simplicity.

^5rTfi!^5. m. Proper name.

^mK 8. m. Illness. [ unsurpassed.

^rf%H adj. Unconquered ; unexcelled,

^rf%^ 8. 771, A hide, used as a seat, bed,
&c., by the religious student ; ge-
nerally the hide of an antelope.

^fmx 8. m. An area, court, yard.

^r) An interjection to call or bespeak
attention : in Bengal, it is used to
an inferior, or in cases of great inti-
macy only ; but in the western pro-
vinces, it is often addressed to a
superior as a term of respect.

^ir^ltif adj. Invincible, unsubdued, im-
pregnable.

W5^5W *. m. Leprosy {of a had kind).

^iftw s. m. Indigestion ; surfeit, flatu-
lence, adj. Undecayed, unimpaired.

^^^^ adj. Lifeless, dead.

W^fl^ adj. Tongueless.

^W 1 adj. Unfit, s.f. Violence, op-
'^TH J pression, compulsion.

^^K adj. Not obtainable.

'W^ a4;.Untouched,untasted (mctnaU).

^^ adj. Not victorious.

^ff^' ad'9. Hitherto, to this day. scarce.

^[^^adj. Without joining, peerless,

^J*? I adj. Without splendour, dull.

^BpiS[m adj. Of steady pace((»n elephant).
^X adj. Idiot, stupid, ignorant,
^irr 8, f. Command, order, permission.
^nn^T^ adj. Acting according to orders^'

obedient* [ unknown,

^IH adj. Ignorant, simple, innocent ;
mn^ adj. Ignorant, witless, unknowing,

a simpleton, stupid^ uuyrise. Sn m,

ignorance.

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^I^lim «./. Ignorance, stupidity, sim-
plicity, [stupidity, simplicity,
^rail^m s, m. Ignorance, foolishness,
^^]^\ adj. Ignorant, nnwise.
^TITH^r «. m. Breach of order.

^^^ 1 t. m. The end or border of a
^^^ J cloth, veil, shawl^ &c. ; the

breast {of a woman cr lactescent ani-
mal)^

^TO^fT 8.7n. The end or border of a cloth,
veil, shawl, <&c. ; a sheet used among
Jdgees,

^r^n 8.m. A colly riom or application to
the eye-lashes to darken atd improve
them, a universal article of the east-
ern toilet ; particular applications,
as lamp black, antimony, and another
kind called rasanjan.

^f^^^JK s» m. Oollyrium.

^n^T^T^^./. A stye or stithe on the
eyelidfiu [ with anjana.

'S^^j t). w. To have the eyes tinged

'^^ll 8. /. The mother of Hanumdn ; a
liznrd.

^^fi^^T 8.f. A kind of newt or lizard.

^wft »./. A woman, perfumed with san-
dal, &c. ; a medicinal plant used as
a sedative and laxative.

^WWT I 8, m. The cavity formed by
^^^{^ i putting the hands together

and holding Uie palms as if to receive

water ^ a measure, as much as can

be held in both hands so disposed.

^rm 8,f, Prevention, stop, obstruction,
bar, obstacle ; name of a river, the
Atock.

*rzilTT '>. «. To be stopped, to be pre-
vented, to adhere, cease, rest, stick,
stop.

^Z^^ 8.f, Guess, conjecture, judgment,
opitiion, quantity, size, atkalhdz. <tdj.
Adroit at guessing.; an appraiser.

atkalnaf v, a,\ To guess, conjectujpe^
judge, estimate, think. atkal'p€Uihckhn^
«. 771. One who guesses at a venture,
or without groimds on which to .
judge, adv* A.t random.

^<r?^rai>n V. a. To guess, to conjecture^
to judge, to think.

^RT^I^TV «• m. Guess.

^rzKT 8. m. The pot in which victuals
are dressed for the public at the -door
of the temple at Jagamath, past^'part.
Aground, stopped, hindered.

^[S^X'm t>. c». T*stop, to hinder, to pre -
vent, restrain, detain, coerce.

^UZ^RT^ 8, m. Stop^ prevention, hinder-
ance, restraint, detention*

^B(z%m adj. "Wanton.

W2#^ 5. /. Wantonness, an affected
(also a graceful)j^B/ce or mode of walk-
ing.

^PSZ ckdj^ Coarse, strong ( cloth )•

^Z^ 8. VI. A balcony, an upper room.

^^•rr 1?. n. To be contained ; to be filled ;
to wander, perambnlate, walk about*
hud-atgydy The well is filled up.

^IZ'it 8,f, The notched extremity or horn
of a bow.

"m^^ adj. Unfair, Inaccessible.

^ttz^it ' I adj. Inconsiderate, irregular,
^izq^t'ft J unstudied, thoughtless, atpa^

ti bat, 8. /. Confused or inconsistent

speech, prevurication.

^Z^ 8, m. A heap.

^v^ier ad^. Immovable, permanent, fixed^
of determined resolution, incontrover-
tible, unchangeable, irrevocable, irre«
fragable. attUtd, «./. Incontrovertibi-
lity, immovableness.

^|<wr^ adj. Infallible.

^9Z^TZWfZVZ 8. f. The state of a persotf
who in great affliction, remains bed-
rid. . 0twdne$ kha(i&dne$ Una, To be

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^fv/*

con fined to bed in great trouble or
affliction.

7z^ I 8./. Forest, grove, wilderness.

^2T *./• An upper room or story, a bal-
cony,
^^ft *./. A thatched upper room.

^<iw s.f. A stack, rick ( of gr^s^, cot^,

&c, ), a heap of baggage, &c.
^Zrai 8. m, A heap ; furniture.
^^Z »dj. Mot liable to be broken j in-
exhaustible.
^?%^ acj^'. Without support.
^< «./. Name of a town.
^VZK^ 8, m, A skein or bundle of thread,

a reel ; the ioungo ( in the manege ).
^I^K^n ^. a. To make up thread into

skeins, to reel ; to lounge a horse.
^£tm ^dj. Unquestioned, unmterrupted,

unrestrained, without hinderance.
^^ ad . Unpolished («/o»d« oi^jiwels \

and henc6f of persons ), vnde, unman-

.nerly.
^IfW «. m. Laugh.
^im a. m. An upper ?oomorpavittion,
^llRvfir «./. A thatched upper room.
^ f . /. A hank or bundle of thread ;

a cani word for a turban.
%»9^ *./, Playfulness, wantonness*
^90?^ <M^'. Forty-eight.
vim <t€y. Thirty-eight.
^?«8. i». Bathing of the bride and

bridegfoom together, the third day

after marriage.
^3^T»rT u. To provoke, tex, annoy.
^fS^liiirnvnA 8. /. The state of being

confined to bed through sickness, d;c.
^FWm s. m. The eighth day after any

otUr ; a we^
^997 «k^'. Sixty-^ht.
^JfiH adj^ Seventy^-eight.
^UriCW a4f* Twenty-eight.

^q^T'!^ adj. Ninety-eight.

iQTTK^ adj. Eighteen, atharfih bhdr.
Various, of different kinds.

^5T^ adj. Fifty-eight.

^Rrret adj. Eighty-eight. ^

^T? ^ «. /. Stone of fruit.

^j?^ adj. Not capable of being pushed
out of its place, unanswerable, irre-
fragable. [ nacy.

^ s. /. Contention, contrariety, obsii-

^^'^ «./. A manufacturing town.

^? II 8. f. A mode of wrestling with
the feet ; an obstacle. [ tion.

^^^T «. 7». Slight ill-health, indisposi-

^^^^ $M, Petulance, refractoriness.

^r^^ a. 9n. Defence, protection.

^^T u. n . To stop, hesitate, ar karna^
To stop, be obstinate (as a horse).

ag'f'nTT adj. Crooked, uneven.

^^^'^r s, nu Foolish actions.

^fW^ift adj. Inconsiderate.

isr^^f «. m. Words without meaning.
adj. Uneven, rugged, arbar Icamd. i>.
a. To speak inconsiderately or with-
out meaning, to rave, talk absurdly,
babble.

ifff^oi;., Rugged, rough, uneven.

35r?l^ 8. »». A cloth worn by Hindus,
parsing from the waist between the
thighs and fastening behind.

5BrW^ adj. Obstinate, perverse, mulish.

^p^V\ 8.f. Agency, eommission, sale by
commission.

^^K «. m. A kind of grain,

^T adj. Refractory, jibbing (a^ horse).

^j^^TfT 8. m. High steep banks of a
river or tank.

^f^rm 1?. a. To make to stop ; to fasten
one thing to another. $. m. Name of

a tuTio.
^fT«it «. /. A large fan or parasol.
ilff^'Sl 0(i;. Obstinate.

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^fir

adj. Obstinate, perverse, mulish ;

restive. [odhenMoha and ganderusaa),
"mrBJ 8, m, A medicinal plant {Jtisticia
^BT^^IT i>« n. To protect, to become

a protection.
^T ^ «./. Enmity.
^^m adj Not capable of being shaken

or moyed; immoyabley fixed, unshaken.
^ST^^^T^^ «. m. Neighbonrhood.
V^f^qx 8. m. Commission agent.
fBT^Tf; adj. Two and a half ; or when

used with a noun of number, twice

and a half the aggregate number. »./.

A full gallop.
'srfe??! s. /• A wood vessel.
^^^ s./. Check, stumbling block.
^TS^sfT V. ». to trip J To Stumble,

^^r 8, m. 2^, two and half seers.
^TfQ 8, m. The edge or point of a sharp
weapon.

'^rf^H^ ") s.m. A superhuman faculty;

^r^Q^r 5 the subtle and invisible
state assumable by austere devotion
and the performance- of magical rites,
or as possessed by a deity.

^^ 8. /. The point or edge of any sharp
instrument ( a«, *of an atraw, spear ^
^c. ). [ minute.

^ 8. TTu An atom. adj. Atomic, small,

'^RCTT V. n. Te be contained, to be tight-
ened, to be filled up, (a weU^ tank^
4rcJ). ^ [into.

^^Jj^m f9n a. To make contain, to cram

^"^l 8. m^ A ball, a marble, aniaghwr^
8, m. A billiard-room.

^snif TflSt^ 5. /. A cord with which cattle
are tied neck and heels.

^^f^^ adj. Unlucky.

^^^xnr u. a. To twist, writhe, v. n. To

swagger, strut, give one's self mrs,

walk afiFectedly. [ garis) ; an egg,

«5W «. m. Palraa christi ( Ricinus ^ul-

}8. m. A testicle, or the scroluai ;
semen genitale.

^r^iit^ 8.m, The scrotum, the testicles §

rupture, hernia.
ir^F^ adj. Oviparous, as, a serpent, a

fieshy a bird, a lizard. [an egg,

IWT B. m. An egg. anda dena, To lay

JJ^ } «./. Having testicles.

•»

^r99 adj. Oviparous, as, a serpent, (a

bird).
^nnrr adj. Powerless, without authority.
«V9iT n. prop. Eamdeo, the god of love

among the Hindus.

JJJ I s.m. Attar.

^Hfqir adj. Unsatisfied.

V^ 8. m. A particular hell, or division
of the infernal regions, the portion
immediately below the earth.

Wr^wi adj. Very deep, bottomless.

^fi^\8.f. Fl&x {Linumusitati88mufm^.

arm 8. m. Father. [gratis.

^(9TX 8. m,f. One who sings and dances

^ftf prep. Over, beyond (m point cftime,
place or degree), gone by,pa8sed over,
exceeding, surprising, very, over,
much, very much, &c. ; it implies
general excess or pre-eminenee. ad^.
Exceedingly.

^rfiifT adv. Much, excessively.

vfirvnr «• m. Name of a vulture in the
Ramaylin, brother of Jataiyn.

ivfir^^ 8. m. Delay.

irffl^l^ 8. m. The sixth of the twen-
tyseven astrological yogs or pe-
riods.

^rfinrfh adv. Very much, very great.

^fiR^ s.m. A fragrant grass, lemon-
grass {Andropogan echcenanikus).

irfinrf'iRI adj. Arrogant, proud.

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i^fiifTr adj. Very secret, closely bidden
or concealed. [sion.

^ifirfef adj, Bisgnsting, cansing arer-

^ftl^R s. m. The passage of a planet
from one zodical sign to another, in
n shorter than common period.

^(imTiR: adj. Very wakefnl, restless, s,
m. The black curlew.

wfirtfN adj. Very old. [ or acrid.

^rfvA^ <idj' Very pnngent^ sharp, hot,

^rftfw s. m. A gnest, pilgrim, stranger,
person entitled to the rights of hos~
pitality. atUki-hridf <•/• Service of a
guest, hospitality.

^fiiftwrn 5. m. He who serves guests.

^filfw^T 9. m. Faith.

WfifftruVT 8,f. Quest chamber or hall.

^ftfilifT t« /. Service, attendance on a
guest.

^Slfl^ 9. m. Munificence. [ mation.

Vf^^(T¥ 9»m, Great heat; violent inflam-

^tlinJN adj. Very poor, in great want.

.^rOif^V 9* /• Great difficulty or distress.

^fiUHi adj. Very arduous, very diffi-
cult.

nr^f^ 9. «. A great distance, a far oft.

«rfvi(tw 9. tn. A great fault.

vfinjilW #. w. Great power.

^(NnRI 9. m. A heinous sin.

^fiwwft ckdj, A great sinner, flagrant-
ly criminal. [ briety.

^ft^TW 9. m» Excessive drinking in

irftqwi! 0dj. Excessively pure,8tainless.

^rfvnn' adj. A great talker, a babbler.

^ifiWf €dj. Strong, powerfuL

^filWK adv. Frequently,
^wftftw adv. or ac^j. Much, excessive,
unlimited, frequently.

'^Rwi\#.»i. A great or excessive burden.
- Wf?i4t?v €^4j. Veiy worthy,
^ftlftw oi^. Excessive, exceeding.
^ifWw «• nit Oonsomption {phihi9i9 I

fulmonaU9).

^rfwWT adj. A great talker, a babbler.

^firftiie 8. tn. A fierce elephant, adj,
very fierce, very formidable ; hard,
^^^'^l*^- [duing poison.

^fw adj. Antidote, exceeding or sub-

^rfirf*^ 9. / A tree used in medicine,
the bark is also used in dyeing ; it is
of three kinds, white, red, and black
(Atii or Betuh).

^fnnw adj. Very powerful.

'^fiftfii 9./. Great power.

^fts^Hifii 9.f. Heroic, valour, prowess.

^'finw adj. Much, excessive.

^Mt?r adj. Excessively cold, [lation.

^^^r^ 9. m. A hoare, a great accumu-

^f*^R 9. m. Diarrhoea or dysentery,
ofwrfrAf, adj. Dysenteric. aiUdn. adj.
Afflicted with dysentery ; cathartic.

^rfWTTO 9. m. A horse-laugh, violent
laughter.

^W 9. m. A wonderer, pilgrim, a men-
dicant among Hindus, adj. Past,
«^P««d- [tense.

^^mm 9. m. (In gram.) The preterite

^« 9. m. A medicinal root.

^nft^TTK 9. m. Dysentery.

^rttm adj. Blunt, not sharp, duU, ob-
tuse. aHk9hntd, B.f. Bluntness.

'3g? I *^>* Not weighed, incapable of

^Rit^ J being weighed ; unequalled,
unparalleled.

'Vnr adj. Unsatisfied, restless.

^^fn 9.f. XusatiablenesB, voraciousness.

"^iim adj. Dark, dim, dull. 9. m. Insig-
nificance, feebleness, imbecility.

^»«nfl adj. or adi9. Much, very much,
excessive, great.

^«WT adj. Very small, very little.

^«?nn 9. m. Deviation from presQribed
observances, contemning religious
and moral lawjs.

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^rsiT^lf^ adj. Transgressing.

^agj^^jr^ c^dj. Indispensably necessary,
very requisite, of great importance,

^f?r adi). In this place, here, hei*ein.

%l^ conj. {inoeptive or premising particle
used to introduce a remark ^ question^
qffirmaUon, i*c.,) Thus, so, then, hence^
further, now, moreover, henceforth*

^99 adj, TJuwearied, untired, insensible
of fatigue.

^frsw^ 8. m. Tlie fourth Ved.

^RTgr adj. Unsteady, un8table,wavering.

^^T coi}j. Or.

^^^ adj. Deep, unfordable, unfathom-
able, out of man's depth.

^^ni: 8,f. A place where people meet
for counsel, or to converse and amuse
themselves. [fathomable.

^WTT aclj. BottomlesB, very deep, un-

^f«m I adj. Unstable, unsteady, wa-

^f^?f J vering.

^^ adj. Half, ad-jpakkd, Half-ripe,
^^^^T s.m. A cloth for carrying things

in, a covering.
^f^TOT adj, m. Half-blown ((» jiower^^c).
^^^^ adj, m. Half-open,
'f ^?^ adj, m. Half-driveu (as a BtaJce).
H^^ adj. Unpunished, s. m. impunity,
^ir^ adj. Not given. [ (a female).

^^T adj. /. Not given in marriage
^^H? 8. m. Act of being born or of

springing up {as plants from sied)^

birth, production.

J'^ i a<&*. m. HalMead.

^^^ adj. Unfeeling, unmerciful, desti-

tude of pity,
%^ ' ) ao;. Unseen, unforeseen, s, m.
HI 7 / Causal and unforeseen dan-
ger, fortune, luck.
^^Wf ».»!. Disappearance, adj. Invisible,
^^t^ 8,m. A kind of verj fine muslin ;
a kyid of sweetmeat.

^^^^^ I *. *n. Exehange, alter-
^^^if^^T J ation.

^^T'T^T ^^T ^. a. m. To exchange^

or barter ; confuse, displace,
^^^ ^^ ^vit V. a. f. To cxcha»ge,

or barter ^ confuse, displace.

^TT«f ) 8. /. Braces for tighten ing^*
^^^^If j the tape of a bedstead.

^Rp?«r 8. m. Water set to boil for dresa-*
ing victuals.

^r^?rr ) adj.' Illiberal, avaricious^

^r^pft j sttngy.

^ft[Rf s. /. The proper name of tjie-

mother of the gods,
'^f^fir T'^n s.m. A deity,
^fifif 8. m. An unlucky day^
^f^ 8. m. Misfortune, fate.
^iCTT adj. Invisible, unseen.
'RS^ adj. Unseen, unforeseen. •
^^ 8. f. Half a damree ( a smaU ooin)y

half a piece of cloth.

^^ ] adj. Without splendour.

^<t 8. f. A kind of food eaten by
Hindus.

^^f ?f adj. Surprising, wonderful, ad-
mirable. 8. m. Surprise, astonishment^

^ffi^ s.f. Ginger, in an undried state
{Aniomum zinziber).

^H^ s.f. A kind of sweetmeat.

^Hfhf 8, m. Mildness, moderation, the
absence of tyranny and oppression.

^nf\^ adj. Innocuous, mild.

^W^ oi/.Quiet, tranquil, free from strife

^ninpr s. /. Braces for tightening the
tape of a bedstead.

. out a teoond.

iq%^ adj. Harmless, not malicious.

^%qt adj. Harmless, inoffensive.

HV; prep. DowQ; downwards, below ( im

I eidj. Peerless, matchless, un-
3 equalled ; only, sole with-

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^rm

jtlacSy rank or degree ) • the reverse
of gru ui.

iB^ ( in comp. ) Half.

^«r s.m. Palsy affecting one side orhalf
the body ; hemiplegia, adhangmdma,
to strike with palsy, [sied j paralytic.

^V^ <>4y- Affected with hemiplegia, pal-

^^^^tT adj, m. Half-dressed victuals.

^^n^rar adj, m. Half-ripe.

^<<^MI<ii1 8. /. A pain affecting half the
head ; a nat of areca shaped like a
hemisphere ( so named, frohahly^from
two kernels being contained in one
sheU : and to such a nut the virtue
crais sihed of curing the disease of the
same name).

^T^l^R 1 s, m. Half the tax or dnty of
^ra^d J any kind {the other half being
remitted).

^*<*^r adj. m. Half-spoken, half-uttered.
iffvjiiY j ^^•^' ^^^^> destitude, indigent,
'rrmraeg. Half-ripe. [master.

^'*Mci *. m. A prince, a commander, a
^n^WT ad^. Half-made, half-prepared.
^B^^ adsi. Half-way, in the middle.
•a^^^H ads>. In the middle*
^nnf odQ. Inferior, low, mean, vile, des-
picable, wretched, contemptible.

JJSt } ^'^- Hal^-^ead.

^^ ac^'. Low,. inferior, below; low, vile.
«. w. The lip, ttie lower lip ; pudea-
dnm mnliebre.

^*n»^ Sn m. Empty space, the space be-
tween heaven and earth, adj. Sus-
pended, separate, at a distance, ad^).
In the middle; [of cloth.

'BT^T'n «.m. A half piece of cloth ; a sort

V^^TW^ s. m. The moisture, honey or
nectar of theflips.

W^^. #. »»• Injustice, irreligion^ un-

righteousness, impiety, immorality,

sin, crime, adj. Unjust, impious.
^WT^PCt adj. Uniighteous, wicked.
^PWrm «./. Unrighteousness. '
^sn^RtTfT s, m. Injustice, crime.
^PIRt^ adj. Very wicked.
^Pi'ff adj. Unjust, wicked, unrighteous,

sinful, criminal, immoral, impious.
^n^nPT adj. Half of any thing,
^^T^ s.f^ A half ( generally applied

to pieces of cloth).
^vnf s. m. Oils, unguents.'

^T^TK \ 8. m. Food, aliment, victuals,
^TWTK J nourishment, support.

^rvrfW^ii adj. Unjust,unrighteous, wicked.
^Wlhft 8. /. Pain affecting the half
of the head, hemicrania.

^Hft prep. Over, above, upon ; it implies
superiority {in place, quality or quan-
tity), and is the reverse of %m ap.

^^^ adj. Exceeding, excossive, great-
er, more than, most, additional,extra,
augmented.

^fv^T »./. Excess, addition.

^ftwrt 8. f Increa&e, augmentation,
abundance, excess ; oppression,

^f^PTT iJ* a. To augment, increase.

^^WnC 8.m. A kmgdom^ a government,
ah estate ; the bearing of r()yal in-
signia, dominion, possession, an'thor-
ity, rule, title, a right, a privilege,
an inheritance.

^ftr^lft adj. Possessing a right, title,
or privilege, s. m, A proprietor, a
master, an owner, one invested with
power and authority, a ruler, a direc-
tor.

^Pf8RT s. m. A snperintendant in gene-
ral ; an inspector of receipts and
disbursements, an auditor of public
accounts.

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irftrq ) «. m. An owner, a lord, or
^iPmfil J master ; a king. •

^(^<lt9 8. m. Fleshy excrescences on
the eye, cancer of the eye.

^iTTV «. «•. An intercalary month,
formed of the aggregate days omit-
ted m reckoning the Inner year.

^f^mr ♦. a. To halve, to divide.

^f^m B. m. A great or snpreme king,
superior prince^ a soyereign, an em-
peror.

^>t^:t^ 8.m. Empire, snpreme sway.

^^ 1 cuff. Ohedient, snhmissive,
^^ J nnmhle, docile, subject to

the control of another, subservient ;

dependant.

^f^fhinn 8, /. Submission, obedience,
obsequiousness, servility, humility,
Servitude, subjection, dependance,
slavery.

^'•Itift 8. /. Submission, humbleness,
obsequiousness ; petition.

^^K adj. Confused, perplexed ; un-
steady (lit. ot' met); impatient, hasty,
precipitate, irresolute.

S^V8f 8.m. Confusedness, perplexity,
unsteadiness, adj. Perplexed, con-
fused, unsteady, impatient.

^fff I *^* Confused, perplexed.

^ifhcQT^./. Haste, precipitation, irre-
solution, fickleness, unsteadiness,
want of firmness ; confusion, perplex-
ity, impatience.

^4t^K 8, m. An emperor, a king para-
mount over all the neighbouring
princes.

^V>{^ adj. Half-ready, half-dressed ;
immature (afCBM); unfinished, cuifiu-
rajan0j «. fi. To miscarry (a femaU).

^(^W <*d). Middle-aged, just past the
prime of life {0pplied M08t frsquently

to women). [awuiK coin),

^fim 8. m. Half a piece or paka (a
^r%^ «./. Half a rupee.
^^df adj. Unsteady, feeble, irresolute.
%W^ 8.m. Instability, want of firmness,
^r^?!^ <./. A fine kind of cloth.
^^W adj. With the head downwards

{08 the Hindus practice in the tupusya),

looking downwards, drooping the

head (from grief or shame) ; hea&long;

inverted^ turned upside down. [kind).
^4hft «./. Half a hide (of a thick strong
^«^n s. m. Study, reading, e^peciidlj

of the sacred books ; one of the six

duties of a brahman.

8. m; A master, a lord, a chief, a

governor, a superintendant.
19. a. To halve, to divide,
^rvvrnr 8. m. A teacher, one who in-

stracts in the sacred books.
^^tsqfRn s. m, Instij^cting, teaching the

sacred books.
^f^^m 8. m. A section, or division of a

book ; a chapter, or lecture of the

Ved ; a chapter, a lesson,
^ni A prefix of negation, privation or

diminution, used properly before

words beginning with a vowel only,

^ being adopted before consonants :

in Hindee, however ^^ firequenily

occurs with consonants ; so, ^^^H

anant, ^W^ andekhd.
^Hl^rrm i>.n. To be angry, or displeased,

to be peevish ; or fretful.

^nni^

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adj. Unwrought unformed ;
uneducated ; unlicked. un-
^n^ ) polished, unfinished, unset
(as a ring on jewel), angarhi bat^
Inconsistent or ill-arranged speech.

^fiRrfww 1 adj. Uncounted, innumer-
H»rfi^iT > able, numberless, dtmnt-
^PlPl^iftJ less.

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^T^rar adj. Uncounted, numberless,
angina mahini. The eighth month
of a woman's pregancy.
^«|(4«l41 adj. Countless, unnumbered.
^f^^ adj. Siuless, innocent.
^f^I^^ adj. Not desired. [unawares.
^Rpm iidiD, Suddenly, unexpectedly,
^il^hnr adj. Unknown, strange,
^fif^ s. m. A Yaluation of standing

crops.
^«rft«T adj. Unpared {as fruit, ire.), un-
lickedi rude, awkward, boorish.
adj. Unborn.
8. TO. Victuals and food,
wnsrm adj. Unbumt.
^^nre «. TO. Infamy.
^iniT>T *4/. Unwitting, unintentional,
not knowing, ignormit. 8* m. A
stranger.
^rw^TPrrad^. Unknown, ignorant,
^pramft «./. Ignorance, negligence.
VRlTif adv. Ignorantly, not knowing,
, unwittingly. [thing will grow.

. ^>nn^ adj. Barren {land) in which no*
^rrc B. TO. Injustice.
'^^f{ adv. Elsewhere ; another, ptiier.
^Pl^^iTT adj. Unseen, invisible.
^f^Rflt \b. m. Misprly, avaricious.
^«r^ilT 8. TO. Benefactor, food-giver.
^^<T adj. Independent,
^^^t^ adj. Unwashed ; unclean.
^nm adj. BouAdless, illimitAbl^ j ^pd-
leas, eter^f^l ,- infinite, innumjeri^le.
0.m. A name of the serpent said to
sn(ij>ortjtbe e^tb; a ^an^e of VtBhnu:
name of several plants ; a ,cord with
fourteen knots, which the jBin4i:^ tie
on their arm on the 14th day of J^Aa^
dan sttM-fukBh, which is sacred to
, Vi8knu, and called anant-chaudus.
^TRmr «./. Eternity. [quaati|;y.

^iV^ijfil B.f. ( In arithmetic ) Infinite

^-3

adj. Multiform,
^'fn^?! 8. m. Rigidity or paralysis of
the muscles of the face and neck.

^nwfj adj. Unbounded, infinite, eternal.
8. TO. Immortality j eternity ; infinity.

^«nTfT adj. Illiterate, uninformed.

^n^m adj. Childless, having no progeny.

^^^K^fhr 8./. Absence of knowledge,
certainly or conviction.

^smilflrfl a. Unfriendly ; unbelieving,
i^thiess. [sinless.

^Ttr^m 8. m. Innocence, a^. Innocent,

^^^T^ adf. Innocent, sinless.

^pnn'l^f a^j' Unclean, unpure.

H^t9^ adj. Disregarding, unheeding.

^T^^ 8./, Carelessness, indifference,
disregard. [ understanding.

^Tiwrr^ 8. m. Discord, dissension, mis-

^if^rmn adj. Unmarried.

VltwT adj. Unbored. unperforated.

^ippfl^ acfj. Bilent, speechless, mute«

^qir«"9 « -TO. Ill fortune, bad luck.

VPT^TT 8. TO. Not good, bad.

^iHli:* 8./. A maiden, virgin, spinster.

^ifiTPlT Unmarried, hence, to. A batche-
Jor.

^«RfHlJ 8. TO. Not aware, ignorant.

^f f*T^W 8. TO*. Indifference, absence of
desire.

^ifHwrft a^. Indifferent.

^^iTT m. 1 <«&'■ Thoughtful, agitated,

^R»i^ /. J regretting, out of humour,
sad, troubled in mind, dissatisfied,
displeasing, vexed, sickjy.

U^rfir^ 8. TO. Heterogeneous, discor-
dant; not agreeing to indisposed
toward^.

^DV^9 adj. Dissimilar. TO. Estrangement,

Vf#^ 8. TO. Priceless, invaluable, be-
yond price.

^Pfqn 8. TO. Infamy.

m^mi^ adv. Without trouble, easily.

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^^V9 s. m. Want of flavour or enjoy-
ment ; dijgast, nauseousnesa, cool-
ness or pa launders tand in g between
friends, [ oar.

^m^n 8./, Unmannerliness, illbehari-
^ipjfrta 8.f. Non-compliance with the
rules of good manner or behaviour,
unceremoniousness, irregularity.
^inJ adj. Unmeaning, fruitless, abor-
tive ; absurd, improper nonsensical.
^^^m a.f. Fire ; a plant ( plumbago s^y-
lanica and rosea ).

%f^^ 8. m. A ring furnished with little
balls and worn on the great toe.

tW'HfPr adj. Careless, inattentive, s, m.
Inadvertence, inattention, careless-
ness.

^ifjj^n^m s,f. Inadvertence, inattention.

^R^«^ adj. Occupied, busy, having no
leisure ; unseasonable ; inopportune.
5. m. want of leisure or opportunity ;
unsea^nableness, inopportuneness.

^T^wr adj. Unstable, unsteady ,• incon-
tinent, s.f. Instability, absence of
fixed state or condition ; uncertainty,
doubt; incontinence, dissoluteness^

^Hf^m aij. Uneducated, illiterate.

^9\^K Not perishing, imperishable, im-
mortal.

^Tir^ 5. m. A fast, fasting.

iJf^mRr adj. Not understood, not
knowing.

^vr^T^i s. m. Not understanding or
knowing ^ not understood.

^T^T^r adj. Unmixed, separate.

^imf€^ adj. Unlearned. [ taught*

^w€l^T a. m. Illiterate, unlearned, un-

^«T^«fT adj. Unheard, not noticed, dis-
regarded, ansuni \amdy m. n. To
pretend not to hear {yalhat is spoken) ;
to disregard. [regarded.

^'J^^'t s.f. Unheard, uot notig^d, dis-

iff'T^iTT «./. Name of the wife of Atri,
one of the 7 RisUi'a father of
Chanira. [lity.

^RTVT^ 8. m. Absence of pride, humi-

"^^XWlti adj. Humble, not proud.

frffilofy. Without affection, an enemy.
8. in. Unfriendliness, disaffection, hos-
tility.

^«Tf%ff adj. Inimical, unfriendly, un-
familiar, hence in an enemy.

^•npt^, adj. Not to be, impossible.

^Tft'ft adj. Impossible,

^sfT^rrc adj. Shapeless, without form.

^l^lnrwF 5./. A sort of prickly night-
shade (Solanum jacquini). [future.

^fT'ni adj. Not come, not yet arrived,

'•fffiT^r adj. Dnapproachable ; inacces-
sible ; unobtainable.

WfT^^ 8. m. Improper conduct, irreli-
gion, neglect of moral or religious
observance. (u2;.Immoral, ill-behaved,
indecent. [ decent.

^m^ift adj. Immoral, indecorous, in-

^»ri^ 8. m. Grain.

'^nr^ adj. Unskilful, clumsy, artless,
awkward, inexpert, s. m.f. A novice,
bungler, simpleton.
^^W adj. Well, vigorous, free from

sickness or pain,
^inv aij. Husbandless, without a pro-
tector, lord or master, without chief
or sovereign ; helpless.

^TTT^ 8. m. Disrespect ; affront.

^RTf^ adj. Without beginning, eter-
nal as it respects beginning, unborn,
tmcreate.

^rtR^ 8. m. Eternity.

^TTIWI 8. m. Ease, facility, adj. Easy.

^qirrc m, A pomegranate.

^•fTK^ 8. m. Silliness, clumsiness, in-
expertness, ignorance, awkwarilness.

V^tQ m. A simpleton, stupid, novice.

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'mwim adj. Indestructible,
<^1I1K «. w. Abstinence, starvation.
^TFTTtt adj. Fasting. [ wish or desire.
^f*T^r 8, /. InJiflferencey absence of
^fn?^ adj. Not for ever ; frail, perish-
able, transient*, not everlasting, tran
sitory, temporary, fugitive.

^^fm^js.f. Transient or limited exis-
tence.

^f^^i adj. Awake, sleepless.

«fwft??l adj. Irreproachable.

^fW^^ adj. Unskilled, unskillful.

^f'nni adj. Unobstructed, nnrestrained.

^Pw s, m. Uncertainty.

^Pnff« adj. Dirty, foul.

^*^r } The superhuman faculty of

^f^ill > becoming a point or particle
(as possessed by a deity) too small
' for human perception.

^fH^^^ J adj. Not fit to be spoken ;

^Pr^f^ ) indescribable, indefinable.

^f*l9i «.m. Wind, breath, air, considered
as a deity.

^fif^lftif adj. Unchecked, unimpeded,
unopposed, unforbidden.

'^F'lf'll adj. Unprohibited, unforbidden.

^fn^adj. Undesired, ominous, evil, bad,
unlucky. [ uess.

^f«f«f 8. m. Unsteadfastness, unsteadi-

'^^ 8./. The point or edge of any sharp
instrument (as, of an arrow, speary&c.)

S^fki^ «./. An army, a host, forces ;
a certain force. 1-1 0th of an akihou-
him, consisting of 2187 elephant,
and as many cars, 5661 horse^ and
10,935 foot. .

s^fHs.f. Rudeness, unpropriety, 'in-
justice, unmorality.

^^^ 8. m. Unmannerly, rude, boorish.

^ prep. After (in time, place, rank and
degree), according to, in imitation of ;
it is the reverse of ^fH abhi^

^<i^R, m. Speaking concurrent! .

'T'piRn 5. /. Tenderness, compassion,
pity.

^3^^ adj. Co-inciding, friendly to, as-
sisting, acting in concert with, fa-
vourable or conformable to.

V^^ «•/• A co-incidence, a being in
concert, a concert, concord, good will,
consent.

^^Hi adj. Not spoken, not told, not
mentioned, s. m. A trope, [a series.

^WH 8.m. Order, method, a succession ,

^5^m s. rn, A oreek.

^l^ adj. Following, succeeding, s. m, f.
A follower, a servant, a dependant.

S^^fi adj. Gone after, dependant on,
attached to.

^f^I'l'r pree. part. Following, pursuing.

^^TT^ adj. Following,consequent upon,
devoted to, imitating. 5. m. A com-
panion, a follower ; ona who goes
behind or after.

^^T s. m. Favour, grace, kindness,
indulgence ; conferring benefits, pro-
moting good, and preventing ill.

^rfj^ s. m. A companion, a follower, a
servant, an attendant.

^5^kV s,f, A female companion.

^PlW adj. Unfit, improper, unbecoming.

^3^ adj. Younger, junior, s. m. A
younger brother. [ tion.

iRTSTT s.f. Permission, command, order,
dismission, younger sister.

^^=!(T4t adj. Following after^ succeed-
ing according to.

^5^ 8,f, An order, command, in jimc-

nrfprri 8. i». Repentance, regret, re-
morse.

tfajWI^ adj. Penitent, regrctLing.

^iprm 5. m, A satellite.

^vrr adj. Unable to aiiGWor, silent,
without reply.

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m^t

ir*|f^*f ad}, and adv, Erery day^

M'TTftrv adj. Nasal, uttered through
the nose.

^^pT^ «. m. A second ( q^ time ).

^qp^?T »<(;. Not ready, not present.

^^7it (*ffj» Known, recognized, hence,
m. An acquaintance a person known.

'^^^V^ «. m. A fluid vehicle (in medicine) ;
or that which is swallowed after the
medicine. [observant, following.

it^T^nT*. w. A deputy, attached to,

''i!!^^ a<^*. Connected with, attached.

'•rjH'f «. wi. Apprehension, the exercise
of the understanding independent of
memory • comprehension, guess, in-
ference, supposition, hypothesis, ex-
perience ; result, consequence.

^HTf 8.m. Dignity, authority, auspices.

^^ <*fj. Experienced, felt, guessed,
perceived, indicated.

^![Hfir 8, /. An order, a command,
permission, advice.

^!I«ncw «. m. A widow's burning on a
separate pile from her deceased hos-
band. [sis, logical conclusion.

^^'TPI 8. TO. Inference, guess, hypothe-

^rjnw «. m. AifectioA, love, passion, at-
tachment.

^nTm If. If. To be in love with.

^f^CT'ft part act. Making friendship,
loving, caressing, adj. Impassioned,
in love.

^^KV^l 8. /. The 17th Nakshatrah or
lunAr mansion, designated by a row
of oblations ( stare in Libra ).

^9^ o((;. Like resembling, c6ri^spond-
ing with. 8. m. Conformity.

^jf^f s. m. The accomplishing of a de-
sired object for Another person, oblig-
ingness, service.
iW^^T? «.m. A reply ; repetition, tauto-
logy, interpretation, translation.

^rwHTOW m. Advice, direction, precept^
instruction ; the giving rules for ifae
acquisition of a science, [searching*

^5^*IW 8, »i. Inquiry, investigation,

^5^rt^ v.n. To follow^ to be consequent
upon, to follow a person, to follow
upon some previous circomstances.

%^^iiXK a^* Following, answering tD,
according with. «. ns. Conformity to

usage, &c. [ ^ ^

^99t0<k^. Following; according wifti
^9^< '• '7<* In grammar the nasal chir

racter or bindi.
^^?n/. The wife of Atri muni, one of

the seven Rishis* father of Chandra.
^^ > «.m. Imitation, resemblanco,
^¥^11 U To imitate, resemble,
^f^^ adj. Rare, wonderful, uncommon

{generally applied to ihinge or animals).
S^ adj. Incomparable, best*
^^^^ mi Incomparable, anprece<^ented.
^prnir. e, m, A fluid vehicle in medicine.
^Wl adj, Undebted^ free from debt,
^nm m* Untrue, false,
^r^ adj. Many, much, abundant.
^i|lll« adv. A long time.
ii%^n^ adj. Multiform* of various lands

or sorts ; fickle of variable mind.
^^%ift^ ac^. Various^ of many kinds, in

different ways.
^9«lll\ adj. Multiform.
^fs «•/• Unmannerliness, rudeness.
^9 Useless, worthless, bad.
iV% adv. Improperly, rudely.
>i|>ftWT ac^. Rare, uncommon, wonderful

(generally applied to man),
^\^T adj, Saltless.
^^:^RW 8. m. The understanding, the

heart, the will,the conscience, the so^
^rat^nilt adj. Included.
^rwT:9^ «.f». The queen's apartments, the

inner or female apartments.

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^MI'.W^ s. m. The internal and spiritiial
part of man, the conscience, the soul.

^riT 8. m. End, completion ; death ; a
boundary, a limit ; perdition, destmc-
tlon^ mind, heart adv. After all, at
last ; in within, elsewhere, somewhere
else.

^Ml «. m. Intelligence, news, aceoant of.

^V^^rri 8. m. Dying moment, honr of
death. [raately.

W^4t adv. At last in the end, nlti-
8,m, A shndra or man of low cast

^ifwr^ ) 8./. Entrails, intestines, bow-
iinJt J els, gat.

^RTT adv. Within, between, amongst ;
without, except. «. m. Interval, inter-
midiate space ; period term ; differ-
ence; hole or rent; midst, the midst;
the heart, the supreme soul, adj.
Other, similar.

^iPT^fH 8./. The emotions of the heart,
inward sensation, adj. Forgotten.

mwfiVW 8, m, A relative, a near friend.

^V^K^TTTI adj. Inborn, inbred, innate.

^^1^:555 a<§. Internally bad, wicked, vile.

^q^K^q^ 8. m. A curtain, a screen.

^WT^ n. prop. Name of the country
between the Oanga and Jumna rivers;
the D6ab.

^mrCT o^jf. In the middle, among ; near
at h&nd ; without, except. «. f^. A
verse, any verse of a song Excepting
the first.

^BWftnW «./. A tertian ague. '

^Hm^j^nadj. f. PregnAnt.

^T^ro^ 8, m: Included space.

^r^^:^ 8. f, A tertian ague.
^iwiF^ adj. Inward, internal,
^''if^ 8.*fiu The sky or atmosphere.
mm^ 8. /. Entrails, intestines, bowels,
< gut. nntnr/anjalna, To be very hun-
gry. aiUfitjan hul-huwalUh parhna,

To be very hungry : {lit. The helfy
repeating f There ie but one Ood ).
antri ka hal khcHna, To eat a belly-
ful after starving, antriyon men ag
lagna, To be very hungry.

^r>(rA«r 8, m, A promontory, a headland,
a cape, a^, Kumari antarip^ Cape
Comorin.

wmf)^ 8, m. The sky or atmosphere.
ado. In the air, out of sight.

^^4r«n adj. Pervading the inward
parts, acquainted with the heart (an
epithet of the Deity). [ house.

^*l^k 8. m. A private door within a

^Wwfw 8. m. A disappearing a vanish-
ing a way ; profound inward medita-
tion, adj. Out of sight, vanished,
disappeared, concealed.

mm^Z 8. m. A curtain, a screen.

^Wwf^ 8. m. Internal or inherent nature
or disposition.

^m^ adj. or adv. In the midst.

^«f^^ro adj. Sad, perplexed.

^»^^«f> (»^. Pervading the inward parts,
heart-searching or pervading, ac-
quainted with the heart (an epithet of
the Deity).

^^Tw «./. A pregnant woman.

•Wfrifi 8. f. The name of a country,
the Doab, or country between the
Ghinga and Junma rivers.

m^^ adj. Final, ultimate.

^rmj^ «« M. A shndra or man of the
fourth tribe. [ fourth tribe.

^Rlj^r^ t. m. A man of the shndra or

^NrnviR^ «. /. A woman of the shudra
or fourth tribe.

^r^TT^^ 8. m, f. A man or woman of
the shudra or fourth tribe.

'T^ff 7f «. rn. Profound meditation.
'H^l ado. Last, lowest. [viscera.

^^ s*f. The entrails, the bowels, the

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^^

^Hj 9. m. Thought, meditaiioUy care,

coneern.
^^ s, m. Darkness, adj. Blind.
iRf^^ s. m. Darkness.
'T'^nr' *• *'*• A. blind well, one of which

the month is hidden or oTergrown

by weeds.
^iRf?f*W 8. w. Great darkness.
t|nf?rT fi, f. Blindness.

n^m } ttdj' Blind, dark, dim. andhla-

'fs^n J pc^n, 8. m. Blindness, intel-
lectaal blindness, acting as if one
were blind.

^pM«<Kr adj. Dark.

^HK 8»m, Misfortune, calamity, injustice,
violence, tumult outrage, tyranny,
oppression ; darkness, andher kattia,
«. a. To act unjustly, tyrannize,
to oppress.

'q^T adj. Dark, blind, s, m. Darkness.

^3^<t adj.f. Dark. s.f. Darkness.

W ft 4\zfi 8. f. A dark room ; the
belly, womb.

^nr 8. m. Pood, victuals, grain^ corn.

^n%Z 8. m. A festival celebrated by
Hindoos, (in commencement of Kri-
shna's sacrifices, on the day follow-
ing.

^jlJ^r^ \ 9. m. Victuals' and drink ;

Vf^pft J support, maintenance, sub-
sistance.

^H^^li 8, m. Benefactor, supporter.

^(^<f| 3. TO, Satiety of food. n. prop.
The name of a goddess, the Ceres
of the Hindus.

^n^RTirT 8. TO. The ceremony of giving a
child khir or milk and rice for the
first time when six months old.

5iir9RH 8. TO. Chyle.

«5r5r^f adj, Destitude of food, needy.

^«IT 8. TO. The husband of a nurse.

f^-^s./. A nurse or fejnale attendant
on a child.

^m 7 adj.
J ne

Discordanti hetetopfr^
^Tmm f neons.
it«^t^ adj. Invaluable, beyond price.
^^ adj. Another, other, different.

^s^ffir 8,m. Another birth, regeneratioii.

^'^ adv. Elsewhere, in another place,
ifs^rn adv. Otherwise, in a diff^erent
manner, inaccurately, untruly, ado.
Contrary.

^pipFfif^ adj. Fickle, versatile, absent.

^ruTO 8. TO. Injustice, outrage, impro-
priety.

^urmt adj. Unjust, oppressive, lawless.

^j^t^ adj. Reciprocal, mutual.

^3^9 8.m, Race, lineage ; interpretation,
making out the natural order or con-
nexion of poetical style.

^[T^n adj. Connected with, joined pos-
sessed of, fraught with, inherent in.

^T^^RI 8. TO. Inquiry, search, research.

^sf^\ adj. Searching, inquisitive.

W*lT^Tm t>. a. To wash, bathe^ caosf
to bathe.

^ITPT 8. TO. Bathing.

qyyHI «. TO. To bathe, to wash.

lf1.Tft«tfn: adj. Hopeless, unpromising ;
improbable.

^Iltm aij Imposiblc.

^q prep. Under, below (denoting inferio-
titt/y 8eci*ecy, dieappearance, sli/ness,
^c.) ; ill, amiss, bad j the reverse of
'qfET athi.

^9f 8. TO. Infirm.

^(^^ 8. TO. A wrong or bad road, a devh
ous track ; heresy.

^xi4t adj. One who has lost his way ;
devious ; heretical.

^tftn 8. TO. One's self ( need in the accu.
8ative case only), as, apampa hachdna^
To guard or protect one's self.

^^% adj. Unripe. [ tion, wickedness.

^q^^ 8. TO. A mean or unworthy ac-

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^^^S^RS s, m. An indelible disgrace.

^^^^ s, m, A Lindrance, a detriment,
an injuij.

wnff^ adj. Bad, inferior, deteriorated.

^Pflff adj. Raw, uni-ipe, imperfect, im-
mature.

^^9Wr «./. Immaturity.

^^nrftr s^ /. Misdemeanour ; ill repute,
evil plight, forlorn condition.

^q^if 8, 171, Loss, detriment, waste.

^n?3rCT \s,f. A female dancer, or cour-

^Rfl^ J tezan in Swai-ga or Paradise.

^nr^TH i. m. Infamy, ignominy, disho-
nour.

^qiiet adj. Infamous, unfortunate.

^qz* <»^. One whose hands and feet
are become useless, paralytic.

^n7^ adj. Unskilled, awkward, incap-
able, uncouth ; ineloquent.

^q^< «. m. Falsehood, fear, fear of one's
self.

> m, adj. Illiterate, ignorant.

^qf?i «./. Discredit, disgrace.

^qf^ra I ^^^' ^^*'^^®®^> treacherous.
^qf?linff adj, s.f. Unchaste (a woman).;

a courtezan,
^qiir «. 7A. Offspring, male or female,
^qir «. m. The want of a road ; a bad

road,
^rqv adj. Indigestible, unwholesome.
^|qiiqt a. wi. Family, relations, kin.
i^q^l »w. ) pron.poss. Of or belonging
^rq^ft /. j to self, own. apni yao-

nay To sing one's own praises, to ego-

tize.
ilf qvrPTT «. fl. To make a thing one's own,

to convert or appropriate to one's own

use. C^-

^qnrw «./. Family, relations, kindred,

^T^^ I c^di. Absolute, independent.

^qn

5liqqT^ fi. w. Complaint, accusation cen-
sure.

^^f^^ adj. Unclean, defiled, impure.

^srqnrqr «. /. Low, vulgar or obscene
language.

^qifn } 8. m. Common or vulgar

^qit«[ I talk, a vulgar term, un-
grammatical language.

^x{^\^ 8»m, Disgrace, dishonour, affront,
disrespect, contempt.

^qvtlfn^ adj. Disrespected, disgraced.

^qTPft adj. Disgraced, abased, disho-
nourable, disreputable. [ able.

^inf«rr^ adj. Disreputable, dishonour-

^q^ 8, /. An inauspicious death, an
untimely death, si^dden death, dying
of some casualty, not of sickness or
decay. [dishonour.

^nr^si 8. m. Infamy, ignominy, disgrace,

^qtpft adj. Infamous, unfortunate.

^vfX adj. Another, other.

^q^qr^ c^dj. Boundless, infinite.

^qci^q^ 8. m. Not a defeat ; victory,
invincibleness.

^q^lfsf?! adj, Unconquered, invincible,
unerring, not vanqui8hed,not defeated.

^nraftr^ «./. A twining shrqb (Clitoria
tematea ) ; also a name applied to
several plants, [gression, guilt, sin.

^q^m 8, tn. Offence, crime, fault, trans-

^nroit 8, m. A criminal, sinner, offen-
der, transgressor, one culpable.

^iq^cnp 8. m. Afternoon, the last watch
of the day. [custom.

iqftqi^l «/. Deviation from established

^Rftf'f^r adj. Not measured^ immoderate,
unlimited.

^iqd^T 8./. Want of trial or proof ; an
improper or insufficient trial of any
thing.

^q^ s, m. The state of a Hindu after
bathing, previous to worship or to

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efttingy during which it is nnlawfiil
for hinv to touch any one ; leprosy.

iV^9^^ 8. m. A bad omen, bad sign.

^q^r^^T adj.m. Of a baf sign or sus-
picious appearance, unlucky, ominous.

f^rpiRnr ) cidj* Impudent, immodest,

^q^r^ 5 shameless.

iir<T'J''ff *•/• Impudence, shamelessness.

^^m\m s. m. Disrepute, disgrace, dis-
honor, ignoming, infamy.

^innf s,f. Salvation.

mqA}^ 8, m. Complwnt, reproach, accu-
sation, censure, blame.

^n^uft w. I ^. A complainer, an ac-

^ff^Tfij'Tt /. 5 cuser.

^nrfif?! adj. . "Unclean, defiled, impure,
profane.

^qftinn «./.trncleanness, filth, impurity

xpRH^ 5. m. A portent, a bad omen,
any unlucky or inauspicious object.

larxm^ «. »». A disagreeable sound,
wiiul broken backwards, ungramma-
tical language.[intelligible, not clear.

^q^ aij. Hidden, secret; inevident, un-

^q^CT s. f. A female dancer or courte-
zan in Swarga or the hindu paradise.

n^w^ 8. m. Right ( not Irft ), the right
side of the body. adj. Opposite,
contrary.

^qirr^ 8. m. The epilepsy, falling sick-
ness. {}^«'

^q^KW 8.m. A plundering, a purloin-

^qVfif 8. m. A robber, a plunderer, a
thief.

^qiftf 8. m. Demialf eonceolmentr

^iq^rfr 8. m. A plunderer, destroyer.

f^q^ adj. Without wings, without assis-
tance or protection. [a helper.

ira^ adj. Wingless, unaided, without

^pnqr adjf Unripe, immature, raw. 8, «.
Immaturity •, indigestion.

ntff^ g. m. The out«r oomer of thq eye^

a sectorial mark or circlet on the fore^
head. adj. Maimed, crippled. [ wink.

If qrv^^ 8, m. A side glance, a leer, a

^fqjM adj. Incapable, unfit, unworthy,
«.m. An inferior or worthless person.

iVqi^T 8. m. The taking from a thing ;
(in gram.) the ablative case, [wards,

^qr^ 8. m. The anus; wind broken back-

^qrq adj. Sinless, innocent, pure.

^qn: adj. Boundless, unbomided, inter-
minable, excessive, impassable.

^qi^ adj. Defiling, polluting, impnre.

^qnrq adj. Helpless, destitute:

ir^T^^ adj. Lazy, cripple; a person who
never visits any one.

^qt^ adj. Without pain.

«B-qt»T adj. Light, lean.

^^9 8. m. Dryness of the nose, want
of the pituitary secretion and loss
of smell, cold. [ ( liquor ).

^^q adj. Unfit to be drunk, forbidden

^t(^^ adj. Tailless.

ITS^r »./• A tree {Dalber§ia Si8u).

^5^«.m. Uncharitableness. adj. Wi<3k-
ed, bad. [freputable son.

^H^ aij. Without offspring. 8.m. A dis-

^r^f^ a(I;.Impotent,effeminate,nnmaDly.

qirs^ adj. Lean.

^fq|Q aij. Without flowers ( a tre4 or

plant ), not bearing flowers, not in
flowers. [ verent.

iir^3l« adj. Ungodly, irreligious, irre-

^(l[9^ adj. That which^is not worshipped,

or is not a proper object oF worship.
^9 adj. Childless ; undutiful (child).
W^ aij. Not full, incomplete. 8. m.

A fraction.
"qf^vVTV aij. Prematurp.
v^rwWf 8.f. Incompleienees,
^q^ adj. Unprecedented, unparalleled,

. eminent, excellent, unoommon, un-
heard of, new, admirable, remarkable,
wonderful, extraordinary.

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inN* s. in. Aji eyrpectattt. adj. Expect-
ing, waiting fer.

"Q^^ 8. /. Expectation, hope,

^l9f%r^ adj. Expected, waited for, wish-
ed, hoped. [pectant ; looking to.

^pT^ adj. Expecting, hoping, an ex*

^^ adj. Invisible, nnseen. [ (liquor).

i^q ai;. tTnfit to be drunk, forbidden

^9^ (*€fj. Final, decisive, irrevocable,
not to be pnt aside.

iifit^H c^dj. Impotent, effeminate, nn-
manly.

Vi?^l3 adj. TJnmanifested, nnapparcnt.

iiVirvni adj. Secret, private, hidden, not
pablic or displayed, not manifest or
evident.

^?^Fi9 <*di. Not violent, not strong
or forcible, without dignity.

^gWTT s. m. Want of dignity or acnte-
ness, of power or fortune ; dullness,
want of brilliancy. [ nate.

ajRHiifl adj. Blunt, powerless, unfortu-

^wfiwr s./. Want of respectability.

^fffffftff adj. Dishonored, disgraced,
disesteemed.

^nat?T adj. Without credit.

mr^t^ft 8./. Want of confidence or of
credil^ mistrust,

^^9n adj. Imperceptible, invisible, not
evident^ secret, absent, not present*

inrsR «. m. Doubt, distrust, disbelief,
incredality, mistrust, unbelief.

H^iq^ adj. Doubtful, mistrusting, scep-
tical. [ crecy*

^vm «./. Deviation from custom, se«

^W^xn adj. Subordinate, secondary

mean, powerless. * [dullness.

^nWT «./• Want of splendour ; darkness,

^Wirm c^dj. Without proof, untrue, of

doubtful authority.
Wulhr adj. Unskilful. j

^Mi*« adj. Ungracious, unfavourable.

displeased, dissatisfied, arersei tm-
propitious.

^iT^T^ ». w. Disfavour, disapprobation,

^Wr^ aij» That which is not presented
to the deity. [uncelebrated^

^pftr^ adj. Not famous, not well known;

^irmtf aij. Modern, riecent.

^WTTT adj. Unobtained. [sition,

^fflfif s./. Non-attainment, non-acqu!-^

^UT«nfw^ adj. Unauthentic, unauthori-
tative. [ proof or authority.

^WTT'if 8. m. Absence or insufficiency of

^Bl9 adj, Un amiable, not beloved, dis-*
agreeable, unkind, unfriendly.

^nltftr «./» Indifference, want of love,
dislike, aversion, disgust, enmity,
hatred, unfriendliness.

^^ s.m. Want of love, aversion, hat-
red, enmity, dislike.

VS^t fi./. Gluttony, a surfeit.

^^^TT i>. a. To feed a person so that
his belly swells ; (meU) to give a per-
son {money ^c.) to the utmost extent
of his desire.

^nfsff '^ n. To swell out ( ihe hclly ), to
gormandize, to eat to satiety j to
become very rich.

irqf^ aij. Fruitless, barren, unfruitful ;
vain, unproductive, unprofitable.

^^i^l?n s.f. Barrenness, unprofitableness,

^TOf%H aij. Not in fruit (a fruit ii'cc).

J 8,f. Opium,

\rwT adj. Self-conceited, obstinoton

^^ adj. Without foam,

^^ ait). Now, presently, just now.

y^ adj. nu } Of the present time,
wit adj. /. } now.

^8W ad'o. Now.

'^^m^ adj. Without fruit, baiTen Xa fn^)^

^^^ adj. That which has not escaped.

^^^i^ ad^\ Till iiQYf^

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^f*

Iad'o. Till now, liitherto, j
yet, as yet, still.

^qim? adv. Presently, ahtab hona, To be

at the point of death.
'^tmH adv. From this time, henceforth.
^f[^^ s. /. The segment of the base of
\ a triangle.

m. -% One devoted to God but
»./. J not attending on cere-
monies ; a kind of hindu dcYotee
who worships Sif>,

m(^^ adj. Not deserving death, not to
be slain ; sacred, inviolable.

^Hinft 8./. The earth, the world.

^w! Yet, still, now, at once.

^nnc s. m. A cloud, now, at present.

^^^M 8, m. Talc, mica.

^w^ ($dj. Weak, feeble, infirm.

%(^mm, Piebald, party colored black and
white. [A woman.

^^m <*dj* f. Weak, powerless. «. /.

^^^T^»r 8, m. Womanliness, feminity.

ZIT^'--^- \ Weakness.

^fl^ adj. Weak. «. /. A row, range,

continuous line,
^rw^it^fn 8. m. Sight, seeing.
^H adj. Powerless, without choice,

^TWir ? adj. Beyond one's control, pow-
^q-^^( erless, impotent.

^^^ adj. Unreal, ideal, imaginary.

^"RTHT adj. Without clothes, naked.

^5| ^ Form this time, henceforth.

^T% ^ {An expression of those who after
reciting past misfortune, -pray to he
preserved from <$ return of tf, ) Far
be it from us 1

^w K" Even now, just now.

^inrPV adj. Speechless, silent, dumb*
^arr^ adj. Dumb, •pt^^Wfss,

^^nrr True, unobstructed, unopposed],
^imc 8. m. The near bank of a river,

its hither side,
^rfwm adj. Hidden, unintelligible ; any

invisible principle.
^f%^ ^fftn s.f Arithmetic of unknown.

quantities, algebra.
^fiWT^ adj. Changeless, enduring,
^vf^nw cidj. Immovable, constant,
itf^l^rer adj. Motionless, immovable, im-

moved, unshaken, resolute, firm.
^f^[^K».w, Want of consideration ;

injustice.

^ftr^rft t». ? adj. Destitute of con-
^rff^ft^/- 1 sideiation or reflection;

unjust {woman or man).
^6l^T«./. Ignorance,
^ftifil s.m. Pertness, wantonness, want

of submission,
^if^f^j^ fi.w.Exemption from loss, safety.
^if^fnit adj. Safe, entire, free from

loss ; everlasting, eternal, undecay-

able, imperishable.
^^^ adj. Wanton, pert, petulant,
^fil^ arfj. Without dot or nasal

character.
^fi[i^ 8. m. Want of discrimination,

indiscretion. [tion.

^"Nm s.f. Indiscreetness, indiscre-
^fW^ (^dj. Indiscreet, inconsiderate,

void of discretion.
^l€t^ 8. m. Without contention ; tran-

quillity^ quietness.

'^^?? ^\ adj. Quiet tranquil.
^(^(wm s. m. Quickness, diligence.
^rfiram«. w. Want of confidence, dis-
trust, incredulity.
irfiW#t m. 1 adj. Without confi.
^fi|i^x€t^/. } ^e^c® distrustful.

^ft%««. JW. Caste mark, bathing.
tj|^ adj. Without d^8ire,t. indiffereu

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^iPr

^^ adi). Now, exactly now.

^wf% 8. /• Ignorance, ai;. Ignorant,

stupid.
^r?i^ Grain that does not germinate.
^nft< 8. m. The red powder used at the

Holi fdsti7al.
^^ftiTTsi adj. Unwise, ignorant, foolish.
^V } adj. Stupid, foolish, ignorant,
^r^ J void of understadning.

^91« > 8. m. Void of or deficient in nn-
^Wj derstanding.

^i" intetj. ( used by wt$y of contempt )
Holla ! yon fellow ! yon rascal I sirrah.

^if^ «./. Delay, lateness.

^rft\l 8. w. Ignorance, stnpidity. adj.
Ignorant, stupid ; puzzled, per-
plexed.

^rJN^rriir adj. Incomprehensible*

^'ft^'fhl adj. UninteUigible.

^nft^ adj. Silent.

"^m 8, m. The nymphasa or lotus ; the
moon ; a coach ,* a tree ( Eugenia-
aculangula ) ; the physician of the
gods ; a large number, million of
milliouB«

^ufe 8. m. The ocean.

^rfew 8. fa. ^Cttttle-fiah bone*

^nuftr «. w. Submarine fire.

•fim s.f. Want of desire or faith,, dis-
regard, indifference, not believing,
not attached to.

■^^fm «./. Incredulity, unbelief, want

of devotion to. [ to.

Vlftf'ni adj. Unbelieving, undcvoted

^W adj. Fearless, undaunted. 5. m. The

root of a fragrant grass {Andropogon

muricatum ).

^jni^TT'T \ ». »». Assurance of safety
^w^^r^ y or protection, encourage-
ment. { [Ua citrma ).
^H^T «./. Yellow myrobalan (Teimina-

^H^^ «. w. Jewels, ornaments, deco-
ration.

^H^ adj. Without credit or respect or
character, disgraced, dishonoured.
abharam karna^ v. a. To disgrace.

^WTf s, m. Misfortune, adversity.

/• I tute,

Unfortunate, desti-
wretched, forlorn.

TO.

^PH'^ 8, m. Misfortune, adj. Unfor-
tunate, wretched.

^HK adj. Light ( not heat>y ).

'Vrn 8. m. Non-existence, nonentity,
a deficiency ; annihilation, death*

^fir pr^* Before ( in time and place ),
against, with respect to ; ( it is the
reverse of S^ ).

^rfif^rTT s.m. An inCMitation to destroy.

^firtwn 8.m. A division of time, the
eighth W%^ or hour ; the 21st con-
stellation or lunar asterism.

^fk^T 8. fii. A name, an appellation ;
a vocabulary, a dictionary.

^Sfl'T adj. Becent, new.

^fHH adj. Undivided. 8. to. An integer,
a whole number.

^pnro 8. 171. Meaning, intention, design,
wish, purpose, desire, scope, sen-
timent, opinion, sense; the main
purport of a book.

^fk«ll^ «. 7». Obeisance, a bow or pros-
tration to a person addressed by
name; also, an opprobrious or un-
friendly speech. [overcome.

ifrfiwfl adj. Subdued,defeated, humbled,

^rfinm adj. Approved, chosen ; wished,
desired ;^ agreed, accepted ; assented
to. [ness, desirableness.

irfjnmm «. /• Desire, love ; agreeable-

'•rfMIPf 8. m. Pride, haughtiness, self-
conceit, arrogance.

asfnm'WT 8.f. Pride, arrogance.

\ adj. Proud, haughty, ar-
J rogant,

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^^^^ adj. Present, facing, m front of,
approaching, adv. Towards ; in front
or presence of.

''ifH^^WT s.f. Presence, proximity.

^SCT^T V. n. To quarrel, taanglo, brawl.

^firSw s. m. Intended, designed,

^fVrai^ m. ) 8. Wish, desire, inclina-

^pT^T^T/. J tion.

^fir^T^ adj. Wishing, desiring.

^fk^T^ 8. m. Opprobrious or unfriendly
speech.

^pT'n^f 8» m. Obeisance, a bow or pros-
tration to a person addressed hj
name.

^fkw «. rn. Son of Arjun.

^ifH^H 8. m^ Beautiful, handsome,
charming.

^Fffftw adj. Anointed to office, installed,
imbued with^ inaugurated.

^F«%2|f s. m. Bathing, sprinkling ; the
word is often used for initiation,
royal unction, .^c, sprinkling with
the water of the Ganges, or water in
which various articles have been im-
mersed, being an essential part of the
titcs ; ako, for areb'gious ceremony,
including the presentation of a variety
of articles, fruits, gems, &c.^ along
with water or fluid substances for the
bathing of the idol to which worship
is offered.

^fwiK «. m. A lover's appointment,
assignation.

MlfH^rft^ST «./. A woman who makes
or who goes to an assignation, a
lewd woman.
.■fpTfrrft^T adj.f, A woman who makes
or keeps an assignation, a lewd
woman.

ntion.

/. ) adj. Going to an ap-
*• J poijxtmept or assigu-

wt adi). Just now, exactly now^
immediately, instantly, presently, al-
ready.

^rtfhr adj. Fearless, undaunted.

vntfif 8. /. Fearlessness.

^H^K 8. m. A man of the^ tew Herd?

caste.

ir#ftnT ? adj. Beloved, desired,"wi8h«d
^ifi^ 5 for.

S\ adv. Hitherto, yet. [ not past-.

iWTT adj. Non-existent, not existing,

W^ ? adj. Alike, indiscriminate, in-

^^ J divisible, inseparable, im-
penetrable ;. known, public. «. m. A
similarity ; identity, absence of diflfer-
enceor distinction.

^ITH^T 8. w. Collision, impact, bump.

^f^\^ Uiftfit for use, anenjo^yedyunpoer-
sessed.

wt^ adj. Fasting. [ ablfe.

^ipft^ adj. Unfit to be eaten, not eat.

^^^TTT^T 8, m. A guest, a visitor, adj.
Arrived.

^p^m 8. m. Study, meditation, practice..

^VHJT^ adj. Studious, practieing, exer-
cising, repeating. [talc

%m s.m. The sky or atmosphere, a cloudy

^^imm a. m. The mineral substance called
talc.

^^^l^il^l «. w. Trifles, trifling; a
^ir'^'ffT^iT'T^l > person of little estimation..

ifiTT^ s. m. A disaster, a calamity, an

evil omen, inauspiciousness, ill luck.

adj^ Inauspicious, unlucky, evil.
^f»nnc sjnu Parings of the mangpe dried

in the sun.
W^^iET adj. Unmanly.
^^^^^8./. Unmanliness.
^'i^Whf 0dj. Disapproved ; li'^probate.
^'f^'WT 8. m. Inattention.
'H'R^qW adj. Inattentive.
^«i^^ adj. Disagreeable, displeasing^

unattractive,

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'tnw^s./. IKsiatcrestedness, mJiflfer-

cnce, stoicism.
^f^K adj. Immortal, exempt from death,

Jong-lived, everlasting; the Deity;

the name of a Sanskrit lexicographer.
Vl^nr s. f. Immortality.
^if^xi^«..m. The state of an immortal,

immortdity.
Hi!^^^ «. w. Heav^, the region of

MEmortality. [ magnifera).

imKJ €. m. The hog-plum {spondias
^HRKri: s.f. A garden of mangoe trees.
^m^T^ 8,f. The capital or celestial

city of v^. [ rum).

nmW9 s. f. A goava (Podium pf/ri/e-
i^W^ ) 8./. Disrespect, indi??nity, dis-
^iPY^^r j honour.. sUght, affront.

^mm s. m. Intoxication, adj. Pure, cleaik,

hright.
iR^^T^ K m. Ono who has commaad.
^iWi^rtt «./. Government.
ini^Tira 8. m. Cassia fistula.
Wf^^8./. A kind of stitching.
^(iff%ir adj. Clean, pure.
, %fmm «. m. A minister, counsellor^ a

senator, a statesman, an adviser..
nmnj t). n. To be contained, to go into.
^RTT^ adj. Incredulous, inattentive ;

without pride, humble, modest.

''^^^J adj. Incredible.

^TBTIPY 8. m. Not human.

it«nw^ 8. m. The inspissated juice of

the mangoe.
^Yn^9 > 5./. The conjunction of the
WifT^^ J s^n and moon, the change

of the moon or day of new moon .
^flrz adj. Indelible, not defaced.
^vfiliT adj^ Unmeasured.
m4t 5./. Tlic water of life, nectar.
%:^ adj. Such a one, a certain person.
^«2r ckdj. Inferior, ordinary, [bodied.
^l^ai;, FormlcjjS; shapeless, unem-

^^ adj, Diestitute of a root or origin..
^^?T 8 m. The food of the gods, ambro-
sia, nectar; immortality, any thing
sweet, water, wine, a guava ; final
emancipation,
^r^^im 8./, Immortality. [ clothe

^^«ft adj. Nectarious. 8. f. A kind of
^rt^ 5. m. Pa3ces, excrement,
^iftw adj. Productive, fruitful ; infalli-
ble, effectual.
'^^^ adj. Inaluable.
^(^ 8. m. A mangoe, a mangoe tree:
^«j<Fr adj. Sour. [dulated.^

'•T'^niiTfT v. n. To grow sour, to be aci-
^rw?: 8, m. The sky or atmosphere -^
clothes, apparel ; a perfume ( Aniber^
9rt8).
^r^rTTt 8.f.A mangoe orchard or grove.
^RWT8.f. Mother.

^p!^ 8.f. A canopy, a litter used oa
an elephant or camel. Siv»

^Nm 8.f. A name of Bhawani wife of
^fi^rar 8./. A small unripe mangoe*
^W 8, TO. Waters-

^^js{ J 8, TO. The lotus ( Nt/niphcM

^I^ar 5 nelumbo ).

^ff'fftm adj. Silent, speechless.

W^\ 8, f. Mother.

^«rT 8, m. The hog~plum ( Spondias

magnifera ). \rum.)M

ITiTH 8. m. A guava ( P8ydiumpyrife''
isn^ adj. Acid^ sour. s. to. Sourness,

acidity.
iJIiSRrr 8.f. Sourness, acidity,
isn^rpr 5. to. Globe amaranth ( Gor/y-

phrena glohosa). adj. Clean, clear.'
^v:fi^ adj. Without endeavour, easy,

without pams. • [not true*

^ijflT^ adj. Improper ; unrighteous,
^qiT 8, m. A road, a path, the half year,

t. e. the sun's course north or south

of the equator^

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9B[^^ 8. TO. Dishonour, infamy.
^^\^\ adj. Ignorant, unkaowing, wit-
less, simple.
^3^ ^dj. Unfit, Jincompatible, t. m.

Violence, oppression, compulsion.
^rf?r ad^. Ten thousand.
^qlT adj. Separate, disunited.
^Rt'ir adj, XFnfit, incompatible, incom-
petent, unable, unsuitable,
vit'^^ «. /. Unfitness, un suitableness,

incongruity, improriety.
iBRl«TT adj. Not to be warred against.
8./. The capital of Kdm, the modern
Oude.
firKt 5./. The root of Arum colocasia.
^<4id s. /. Vigilance, activity, clever-
ness, ingenuity. [Arcot.
^^^iT3 «. m. A city in the Deccan,
««<*lit 5. m. A pilot, adj. Belonging

to arkat, or arcoU
^Kftrar adj. Unprotected, undefended.
HK^r^T «. TO. A perfume of a yellowish
colour and compounded of sev^al
scented ingredients.
^«rift adj. Dyed with arguja, ( as gar-

ments, ^c. )
^[K^ adj. Separate, apart, distinct.
^RTft 5./. Being.silent
^^THT V, a. To separate, put on one
side. V. n. To be separated, set apart.
^11^^ 5. TO. A ceremonial oblation of

water.
^WT 8. TO. A vessel shaped like a boat
for libation in Hindu devotions.

^fW
^

}s, TO. An oblation of eight in-
gredients offered to a god or a
brahman.

^T^fT V. «. To^be ravelled or intan-
gled, involved (as thread or the hair,
or, met the heart ) ; to be bound (as
in fetters, ^c.) i to quarrel without
cause or unreasonably.

*. m. ( or arna-hhynsa ), A wil<J
buffalo ; cow dung fonnd dried in the
forest, ( used as fael h^ the natii^
apothecaries in the preparation of me^
didnes.
W^ s. f, A female wild buffalo,
^ff^:^ s. TO. The tree from which cas-
tor-oil is made ( Eicinus vulgaris or
palma Christi ). , [Chriati.

;V^ s. /. The trmt of the Palm a
^1^:^ s. TO. A forest, a wildemess.
^^T V. n. To stop, hesitate.
^t^^T V. «. To present an offering.
^KWTT'n V. n. To hurry, be confused,
confounded, perplexed, agitated, em-
barrassed. [ nelwnRbo )•
^^fip^ s. TO. The lotus ( Nymphoffa
^^ s.f. A species of Amm, the root
of which is used for food ( Arwn co^
loeasia ) ; called also, ghSyan, ghoo^
ya% and in Bengal, hachchu.
^iK^ adj. Without juice, sapless, insi-
pid, tasteless ; dull, flat {as a eompo*
sition ).
%K^(l\ 8, TO. Guess, conjecture, valu-
ation, appraisement ; a mediator, a
broker. [ eyes as if just awake.
^K^^'i'n adj. Having weak eyes, with
^(X%Z s.m. An engine for raising water.
^K^ «./. A. kind of pulse ( Cytisns ca-
jan). [ co^^tf-y ).
^q^^iPR adj. Destitute of a king (a

^nWT «. w. To worship, adore.

"nxiJl 8. TO. Marks of nails left after

scratching.
^fx. 8. m. An enemy.
mR'^ s. TO. Oarlick, the ncemb tree

(Alelia azad-dirachta ), a crow, good

fortune, happiness, misfortune, sign

or symptom of death.
^^/. interj, {used in calling to or ad-

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drefisinff, comnionhj in a disrespectful-

way >. Ho ! O ! he*r, yon \
^f?! s./. UnpoUteness, incivility, bad

manners.
"^^conj. And. [from pregnancy,

^if^f; «./. Sickness at stomach arising
^^f^ 8. /. Sickness at stomach, nansea ;

aversion, dislike ; want of appetite,

disrelish^ disgust,
^ir^^ «. m. The snn •, the dawn ; the

colour of the dawn, dark red.
^<ni'?n^ »./. The dawn ; the colour of

the dawn, dark red.
nj^Tt^ 8. m. Tho first appearance of

the dawn, break of day.
^^^^^ 8. m. A ruby.
^f^€ s, m. A medicinal plant or tree,

{Justicia adhatoda and gandarussa),
^ interj, ( used in calling to or ad-
dressing, comnicnLy in a disrespectful

way). Holla ho ! 0 1 hear you i
^^^ «.?». Guilt.
'R<t'l <itdj. Free from disease, healthy,

well. 8, 771. Health.
^€tnt adj. Well, in health.
^^ «. m. The sun ; a plant (^Calatro-

pis gigantea), swallow-wort (Asclepias
„ gigantea).

^€^T 8. m. A solar day.
^^«n9^ 8. nu The disc of tho sun.
^4^^ 8. m. A solar year.
smm 8, m. A digit or twelfth of the

sun's disc.
^nrfsQfT^ «. y**. A crystal lens ; a ruby,
^i^rsr 8. m. The sun-stone ; a ruby ;

a crystal lens.
^^m\ 8, m. A perfume of a yellowish
. colour and compounded of several
scented ingrodien «s.

^R^ oJ;. Dyed with arguja (as gar-
ments, ^c, ),
^^^ 8. w. A rope stretched; or a

wooden rod or bamboo placed hori-
zontally for drying clothes on or for
similar purposes.

o

^W 8. m. Mode of worship ; an oblation
of eight ingredients to a god or a
hrahman ; act of pouring out ^ater in
honour of a deity ( the sun moon ^c.)
while performing worship; price,
value.

W^ 8. m. A vessel shaped like a boat,
used by the Hindus for performing
libation in their worship of idols.

^^m adj. Worshipping, a worshipper,
an adorer.

^rnn V. a. To worship, honour, treat
with ceremony. «. / Worship, the ho-
mjge paid to deities and to superiors.

^f^ 8.f. Worship, adoration, an image.

^rf^ 8. «. Flame ; light, splendour, ra- •
diance.

^f^?T adj. Worshipped, reverenced, res-
pected, saluted. [quisition.

^Wf 5. m. Act of acquiring ; gain, ac-

^^ppfT «. a. To gain, acquire.

^3J^ 8, m, A celebrated hero, the third
son of Pandu ; a tree ( Terminal
Ua alata glabra ).

0

^V^^ 8. m. The ocean.

^^fWT 8, TO. A patron, a protector.

^ 8, m. Intention, object, design, mo-
tive ; sake, cause ; meaning, signifi-
cation, acceptation; property,, wealth,
goods, riches, substance ; request,
begging. Tapasyarth, For devotion's
sake, for devotional purposes.

*ii»ciw «. m. The science which teaches
how to obtain things, as friends, mo-
ney, or any other object.

^«^1%t% «./, Success.

^^ adv. That is to say, viz.

^«rt^^ 8, m. Another meaning.

^^ adj, SuppUcating, craving? desir-

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^B8, the having an object to nccom-
plish ; self-interested, designing. «.m.
A petitioner, s./. A bier.
t^r^^fT 8, m. A follower, a client, a pro-

t^ge, a person recommended.
^?^T «#iW,CJoarsely- gronnd meal.
W^i^ 8. f. Representation, offering to a

deity.
^iadj. Half. [circle.

^^^ A crescent, a half-moon, a semi-
^t>ni s. »'. A half.
^^:m 5./. Midnight.
^^ 8. m. Half the body ; palsy affect-
ing one side or the upper or lower
part of the body, hemiplegia.
%fM\w\ <*dj. One afflicted with the hemi-

plegia. «. /. A wife.
^^ «. m. The making an offering ; de-
livering, entrusting ; an offering. Ar-
pan Jcamay u. a. To present an offer-
ing, deliver, entrust.
^xm «. o. To present an offering.
%i^ adj. One hundred millions. Arh

JcJiarbf Innumerable.
^m adj. Low, inferior, vile. acfu. For-
mer, prior in time.
ir|^ adj. One hundred millions.
W^ 8. m, A child, a pupil,
^^fer »* »>. A long and prolonged sound
( as from tJie discharge of artillery
or the fall of a huilding ).
'KT'n '0. n. To produce a continued
sound as a mill : the word being an
imitation of the sound).
Vr^iar s. m. Partial bathing (throwing a
very little water on the head with one's
hand instead of lathing ), sprinkling
or aspersion ; act of touching.
^1! «. m. A soogut or follower of the

doctrines of Booddh*
1<rftK fi.w. Orament (o/'drew), trin-
ket, jewel : rhetorick*

^^TTT adj. Adorned, om amented, em-
bellished.

^^^ adj. .Naked. «./. Side, way, cor-
ner, entrenchments. Is alang. On
this side,

^^^ s,/. A ringlet, curl or lock of hair.

^g^lfp^t s.f. A stream that runs from
the Himalaya mountains, and falls
into the Ganges near Srinagar.

^^nUT'Tf^ «./. A row of side curls.

^g^PU s. m. A bad sign or ill omen,

^ra^^ aflj. Unfortunate, ill-fated.

^m^ I aij. Invisible, unseen ; a form
iR^iy J of salutation among a class o£

mendicants.

^^m \ adj. Separate, apart, distinct,

^wrr j loose, aloof, aside, asunder ; un-

confined. Alag alagy adt>. Separately.

^^^ra^jJT cM?o. Apart. [on.

^I^^nft s.f A line for hanging clothes

^^«n adj. Separate, apart, distinct,

free, loose, unconfined. «. m, A

sandal.

^miUT 8,f Separation. [one side.

'q^TTT^T tf.a. To separate, disjoin, put on

^^TIT 8. m. Ornament ( of dress )> trin-

ket, jewel ; rhetoric.
^mw^ adj. Adorned, ornamented, em-
bellished, [ments-
^^RT*./. Side, way, comer, en trench-
if^^ir^^ s.f. Trifling talk or employ-
ment.
^^Rrft 8. f. The rope round the neck of
an elephant in which the driver puts
his feet as in stimips.

^m^\ \ 8. TO. Cotton strongly impreg-
UTT^m 3 nated with the dye of lao

ready to be used for dyeing, &e.

[princi^aUy used by the Hindu women

for staining their feet red )•
^ra%^nif T 8. «>. Foppishness, sprucenesSi

airs ofii, blandishments*

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^

^ W^ s. m. Blandishments, coquetry^
^^9^T adj. Artless, simple, innocent.
«. m. A fop, a beau. [adequate to*
1WT a'ij, Enongh, abundaHco ; able,
^f^^ Not to be attained, unattainable.
S^m 8. m. Laziness, sloth, idleness,

drowsiness, inactivity, ad;. Lazy,

idle, indolent,
^^^ni -0. n. To doze, be drowsy ;

to slacken. Isimwi),

^wrat 9. /. Linseed {Lmum usitatU-
^Wl9 8. m, A fire brand,
^r^lif A chain, a chain for building an

elephant to a post,
^wn 8. m. Discourse, conyersation.

«./. Prelude to singing,
^^irnnrr «. n. To tune the voice, to run

over the different notes previous to

singing, to catch the proper key, to

sing, to tune.
"^^^ 8, m. A bonfire,
^^wnrr <i^dv. Besides,
^ftr 8. m, A large black bee, a scorpion,

an Indian cuckoo {Cuculus indicus),

a crow, spirituous liquor.

^^ a. m. A large black bee, fabled
to be enamoured of the lotus, s.f,
A female friend.

wfhi «. w». Falsehood, untruth, any
thing displeasing or dist^reeable.
ac^. False, un pleasing.

^I^rhf 8. m. Not melted, not dissolved.

^^ That can not !be wiitten, that
can not be taken account of.

^^mm «./• Sacrifice, victim ; light-
ed wisps with which the Hindus
divert themselves at the season of
. the/2eiwf&'.

^rahf^ii^ «. m. Disappearance, inyisibiUty.
inftv \ adj. Not salt, fresh, salUesf,
Wtkm > msipid)

}

A female bee.

^^!tq adj. Concealed, defaced, retired,

run out, dostroycd ; apparent,
^^^«n '0. a. To conceal, hide oae'^

self, Ko hid. ,

19^^^./. Gambol (gen&^aliy applied

to a horse)* adj. Steady.
iET^^^^t^ 8./. Gambols, playsome-

ness, wantonness. [supernatural:
if^fiir^ «<(;. Unpopular, not current,
^^tr^^ 8* m. Not of this world, supep-

natural.
^1^ adj. Little, small, few, short.
^T^ffTT 8. m. A person of defective, mea-
gre or limited knowledge.
^nsRlT 8./. Smallness, minuteness;

inferiority, insignificance.
w^TOTTf adj. Insignificant, of little

weight or consequence.
^T^iT^fTO adj. Of litte authority.
^WUTT^^ adj. Credulous, resting on

little evidence ; of little weight or

authority.
^(mwm c(4j> Feoble of IHtle strength. •
^r^^^ adj. Ignorant, silly, unwise.
pm&m 8.ny. A Kttte, H little only^

a short'/time, a JBew moments.
^m^fmadj. Weak^feeMe. [yett^j
wm\n adj. Bhoirt-Mwei'j young, of afe«
W«RT?fTi: ^*. Moderate* abstemious*

8. m. Moderaiion» abstinence.
imiHTr^ adj. Moderate, abstemious.
V, n. To bawl, scream, squeak,
dc^'. Young, untaught {anmal)^

nnskilfuL

^¥PiT.«. ». lo leJQicB, to be cheerful.

i^fnT 8,f. Name of a raginee or musi-
cal mode. [Oujiin.

artfWT 8 J. Name of a city, the modpra

^^ frep. From, down from, off, atray :
it i^ the reverse of n\ and is SQwe-
times U8e4 to ^deyot^ deprivation, ^iis-
grace, disjunction, &c ,

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flrfiili( J. m. Leisure, opportimiiy ; In*

tert al; space.
^ginihjt adj. Barren.
mnm adj. Known, understood.
mvtfHs.f. Knowledge in general

^ B. m. Bathing, ablution.

i

^fiftw adj. Detested, reproached, wick-
ed, vile. 3, m. Reproach, blame.

^^ t «• w. Defect, blemish, vice.

^f^^Z Uneven, rugged, inaccessible,

steep.
'^^W^ Awkward, indiscreet, impleasant.
W^^z) adv. Backwards, against the
^It^Z J bend or joint.
W^in 8,/, Conteinpt, despite, disregard,

disrespect.
vmiHT^t s.'m. A contemptuous person.
^A%K 9. m. Deceit, deception.

52; I a<^j- Cavernous, deep.

"^ZK c<mipas8ion towards the lowly.

^9^?f9 3. nu A orest^ an earing, an or-
nament.

winrt^r f . a. To descend, especially aa
an incarnation of the Deity.

imrr^ 8. m. Birth, descent, incarna->
tion, especially of a deity from
heaven ; the appearance of any deity
upon earth, but more particularly the
mythological incarnations of ViBhnu
in ten principal forms, viz. MaUya^
^ a fish • Kachchapa, a tortoise ; Vara*
ha^ a boar ,* NrtBtngha^ a man-lion ;
^ Vamana, a dwarf; ParuBkram, Bam. ;
Krishna ; Budha and Kalkee ; a pious
or distinguished person in the lan-
guage of respect or flattery, is also
called an Avoiar, a descent or incar-
nation of the deity ; a Uirth or sa-
erdd place ; tranalMiotti tr^slfttiog j
> cr ossing,

^^ilW passed down, deceased, incarnat-
ed, [mans.

1^^^ 8. m. A tribe of Qujrdtee brah-^

iR^ «./. Agreement, promise, engMJi^"*^ m
ment ; the province of Ajoddbgi or
Oude.

^f^^J^ adj. Cautions, attentive, s. m.
Caution, attention. [ long as.

W^ 8. m. Limit, adv. As far as, as

'^^f^ 8. m. The ocean.

^VPTV 8, m. Large gigantic

^n^8. m. The Lord of Oude i.#. Ram.

^^ a€^. Not fit to be slaughtered.

'''^I 8./. The earth, the world.

ff^^i »./. The city of Ujjain.
SA^ ctdj. Low, vile, inferior.
5. m. A limb, a member.

1^ Low, inferior, hinder, heacat
I* s, m. A soodra.

^^KT^ii More prop.

^rnvim More prop.

^ei^ Badly turned, deformed ugly. * - »

^intW 8. tn. The seraglio of a place^

the queen's apartment, a place^ a

covering ; hindrance, obstruction.
^«r^ 8. m. Dronght.
^Vfm 8. m. Asylum, protection, adj.

Depending, hanging down,
^rmfpin! adj. Qnick, expeditious; ar

lighting, descending ; protected,

cherished.
^^B^W 1 ». w. Impropriety, act or mark
/ of

ill omen.
^^T 8. f. A woman, a female,
^f^ifr «./. A line, a string (of animala)

file, row.
^^*^R 8. m. View, sight, the looking

at any object^ the surveying of any

object.
^^T^if^ t>. a. To see.
^ff^iitftw ittn. A Vowmaint. adj. Swto.

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' adj. Subject to another ; helpless.

mifil^ adj. Left, remaining. [plus.

^rt^ «. w. A residue, a remnent, sur-

^^V a(h. Certainly, necessarily, posi-
tirely, actually, really.

V^^m <idj. Necessary^ inevitable, in-
dispensable, [certainty..

^^ronrm t./. Necessity, obligation ;

^'^WT? ». fli. Occasion y time, opportu-
Whf^3 nity, leisure, a moment.

^w^m «. m. Conclusion, termination,

cessation ; death, boundary, limit.

^wfe ad-o. Surely, undoubtedly.

^^< *. m, .Anxiety solicitude, care.

%^9 s.f. Lateness, delay, slowness,

Uneasiness.
^T«m s,/. Insubstantiality, unreality.
^ifgptis.f. State, condition, any parti-

eolar state varying with the progress

of time, aa youth, age, &c,
^tta/ Brick, kiln. [migration.

^Wi*<*? 8, m. Coming and going, trans-
WWnc s.f. Approach, advance ; a sad-

^e doth adorned with fringes, &c.
%^t^ adj. Dumb, speechless.
nmx *./. Delay 5 injustice, tyranny.
^fk^m Diffusive, pervading, spreading

or extending widely*
^^arfH adj. Inscrutable. .
^rA>^r9 adj. Motionless, unmoved, un-
shaken, resolute, firm.
^fil^»K 8. m. Want of judgment or

discrimination, want of consideration,

injustice.
«Brft^lR<l adj. 111 j lidged or in ves tigat-

' ed, unconsidered.

^fft^lf^wi. 1 adj. Destitute of consi-

wrt5«^rf<'ft/. J deration, or reflection ;
unjust {woman or man),

^jf^r^Hi. m^ Not known^ not under-
stood.

Hftm «./» IgncHraikce,

^ftiTO *. m, Pertness, wantonness,

want of submission. [safety.

irf%*nw 8. m. Exemption from loss,.
^ffftvTTsit adj- Safe, entire, free firom

loss, everlasting, eternal,
^rf^m)?!^ €Kij. Misbehaving, acting ill

or improperly. [woman.

^fffWtnr «./. An unchaste or disloyal
^f^ ai^. Without point or dot..
^f%ft^ 8. m. Without contention, tran- \

qwlity, quietness.

jlJSK^j-*- Q««^ *«--»«»'^»- i

^tf^^nr 8. m. Quickness, diligence,
^ft^nft adj. Not disputatious,
vf^^^lf s. m. Want of discrimination or

judgment, indiscretion.
^2rt^T«./« IndiS(Creetuess, indiscre-^

tion, inconsiderateness, imprudoncey

want of judgment,
^firt^ adj. Indiscreet, inconsiderate,

void of discretion* undiscriminating.
^^i}^ 8. m. A want of distinction.

adj. Indiscriminate.
^^PTTH 8. m. Want of confidence, dis-
trust, inpredulity, unbelief, suspicion,

mistrust.
^BfpfT^ m. 'v adj. Without confidence,
^r«P5rT^ /. >di«trustful, unbelieving,
'STfiPtlMt /. ^ mistrus tf ul.
^nm a^. Anti-venemous, antidote^,

not poisonous,
fiftw adj, TJnperceived by the sensefl^
^fK 8. m. Helpless, weak, impotent,
^t^ 0./« Delay, lateness.
^P9S s. m. The Supreme Being, or

Universal spirit ; the soul ; nature^

temperament, adj. Indistinct,, xat^

apparent^ invisible, imperceptible.
^^fz^ 8. m. An indiclinable word, a

particle ; a name of Vishnu, adjm

Economioair parsimonious.

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^ihu 8. m. Future, yet to como.

«Rl?r^ adj. Irregular, "wiLliout rule.

%32nr%?r c»4;. Not regulated, undisci-
plined, not put in order. [united.

^5^^fifH adj. Not interposed, joined,

*6n^TT^J^ adj. Calm, firm, composed,

^^^ftr «./. The not diffnging itself.
adj. Not perrading;

^5qi^?T adv. Without obstruction.

^m adj. Impotent, feeble.

W^af^^. m, A bad omen^ a portent.

^'T^ cdj. Portentous, iltomened.

^STW acf;. Unable, incompetent, power-
. less. [ness, impotence.

^«ratrm «./. Inability, incapability, weak-

^Jt^ adj. Impossible, impracticable.

^^n 8. m. A bad omen, a portent

^i^Ijft adj. Portentous, ill-omened.

^W^ adj. Fearless, undaunted ; secure,
certain.

^^^ 8, m. Eating, food ; also the Asan
tree on which the tasar silk- worm
feeds {T!erminaUa alata tomeniosa).

Wirf ^'Jnf «. w. Food and clothing.

^Tuf'T «./. The thunderbolt of Indra.

^W^ 8, m, Impressiofa, effect.

^sni^ adj. Without shelter, helpless.

Hl^vSt 8.f, A. certain gold coin, (in

' value £1 lis. Sd, English money.

^ilft^ aij. Incorporeal. [ed.

^%\^ adj. Restless, anxious, unresign-

^iaP?l 8,f. Anxiety, restlessness.

^STT^Rf adj. Fearful, unquiet, pitiful.

^«rnft «./. A rdginee or musical mode ;
a kind of pigeon, a sort of cotton

• cloth. [ inconsistent.

^nUTO adj. Unlawful, illegal, irregular,

fr^rnrft^ a^'. Contrary to law, incon-
sistent witli the rules of science.

^ftrf^ adj. Untaught, Jgnbrant, ,

^ftr^ 8^m. Inauspicious, not prosperous.

^^^ ^^» Unpolite, undisciplined, un-

polished, ungovemed, negleeC^ed,

under the dominion of evil habits

arising from a neglected edncation,

rude, barbarous, sa\rage, profligate.
^K^^ I. m. A bad omen, a portent,
^nn 8. m. Impure, ceremonially tmelean.
Vjf^ <*dj. Impure, foul, unclean {cere-

monialiff), s.f. Impurity.
^fim adj. Incorrect, impure, inaccn-

rate, mistaken. Ashuddhya^ adj. One

who speaks or reads wrong.
^Ifm 8. f. Inaccuracy, nncleanness,

impurity.
^r^PT adj. Unfavourable, inauspicious,

unbecoming, unpropitionS| bad, eviL

8. m. Misfortune, calamity, inanspi-

ciousness, unhappiness, distress.
^^ adj. Boundless endless, infinite,

entire, all.
^Epltil adj. At ease, unmolested. 8. m.

ease, tranquility; cheerfolneds, a

plant, {^onesia asoea).
^id^ 8. m. Content, tranquiUty, ilie

ttbsence of care,
^sitm 8,f. Ugliness, want of elegance.

adf. Shapeless, ill-made, ugly.
HiJH 8. m. Impurity ; mourning.
^^PT 8. m. Bathing.
^EP9T^ 8.f. The stone or gravel (the

di8ea8e) ; strangury.
WK 5. i». A tear.
S^ 8.f. Aversion, disgust, loathing,

contempt ; distrust, disbelief;

.^ }• «. w. A tear.

S^m 8. /. The ninth nakakatra or lunar
mansion containing 5 stars.

inft^ir 8, m. Verse, disticlh

iBT^ 8, m. A horse.

'Bsr^'^n «./. A plant (Physcdis flexttosa),

^[^m 8. nu The holy fig-tree {JPicva
religiosa).

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^^RWT*n 8. m. Krishna's charioteer son
of Dronachajya. [vin.

^'ftljin^ 5. TO. An epithet of the Asho-

^"^^Jf 8. m. Lord or master of horse,
a person of rank attended by horse-
men, a horseman.

^9^^ $. m. The actnal or etoWeraatFc
sacrifice of a horse : this sacrifice is

• one of the highest order, and when
performed It hundred times entitles
the sacrificer to the dominion of

^ swafga or paradise : it appears to
have been originally typical ; the

* horse and other animals being slm-
.'ply bound during the pe4formance

of certain ceremonies ; the actual

saci:ifiee is an introduction of a later
, period.

+^^ 8,f, The first lunar mansion.

^IWTK 8m m. A horseman.

^WffT 8. f, A stable. [A horseman,

^rtri^*«. m. Taste flavour. [flavouT.
^ ^^jftlf 8, TO. Without taste, without

%TI^ adj. Disinterested.

^niWf «. TO. Disinterested person.

V^T^flT adj. Mounted on a horse. 8, to.

^ff^8.f. The first of the 24 con-
stellations in the moan's path ; hence,
considered its mansions : it eonsists

' of 3 stars in the head of Aries, and
is so named from (uhwah^ a horse,
because represented by a symbol of
a horse's head.

^^\^ 8. TO. The hindu third solar
month ( June, JtUi/, during which the
8un is in Gemini, and the full moon is
'^ near as'harha. ^WT^ more property
called purva-ashdrhd ^^T^r or ut-
tara-askdrhd ^riKWdj ^^constellation
in iSirt^nVterma). [ashdrhd.

^m^\ s,f. Day of the full moon in

"^ *<§. Eight,

^^^rg s. m. The eight metals, reckon-
ed as follows by the Hindus, oir.
g6ld, silver, copper, brass, tin, bell-
metal, lead and iron.

VWT^ «./. A fixed metal of iron and
others, a compound of eight metals.

^lemrt (*dj. Incessant, ufttremittiugv'
thd whole day and night.

^KWadj. The eighth.

4|T«nni «. TO. A horse with white face,
tail, breast and hoofs ^ collection of
eight lucky things to be assembled
on certflCiii occasions, as at a corona-
tion, <&c« as a liou, bull, an elephant,
n water jaf, a fan, a flag, a trumpet
and a lamp; or a (ragman, a cow,
fire, gold, ghee, the stin, water, and
a king.

iip?^ «./. The eighth day'of the mooa.

^reftrf%^«. TO. The eight siddhis, a
superior order of beings ; a personi-
fication of the powers and laws of
nature ; wheu they are subjected
to the will by holiness and auste
rities, whatever the fancy desuree^
may, it iff said, be obtaineed ; uni*
versal sovereignty may be acquired,
and implicit obedience to any com-
maad enforced ; the maguitudev
weight, or levity of the body may b&
rendered invisible, and transported
ia aa instant to any part of the uni<s
verse.
VfTTl' 8, TO. Eight parts of man, ftiz.
, the haadfl, feet, thighs, breast, eyes^
head, words and mind.

^g<yifmiT 8, TO. Prostration in saluta^
tion or adoration, so as to touch th9
ground with the eight principal parts
of mau, w. the hands, feet, thighs»
breast, eyes, head, words and mind«

yofn^adj^ Eighteen

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lifru adj. Fearless, uodismnjed, used

also adverbially,
^^ adj. Countless, iunumerable.
^^nn adj, Improperi absurd, bad.
^nn 8. tn. Absence of self restraint,
, incontinene.

^B^^J^ s.m. An incontinent person.
^qlT s, m. Want of opportunity,
^fTiit^ s. nu Unsatisfied, dissatisfied.
^^iamadj. Undoubted.
^Vf^wn s. /. Drowsiness, slothfidnes8«
^OTnit adj. Drowsy, lazy,
^ir^ipii s, 991. A plant used medicinally

{Phy$ali8 flexuoBa ).
^?BWn adj. Unfit, untrue, improper,

npt good or fit, not respectable or of

good family. [tent^ untrue, false.
^n^ <idj. Unholy, ungodly, non-^xis-
^mnjt adj. Disloyal or unchaste (o wife),
n^m adj. Untrue, false, s. m. Untruth.
^tnA adj» Liar, untrue. [mentoio).

^iraw s.m. A tree (Terminalia alata to-
ire^w adj. Discontented, dissatisfied,
; displeased.

*«ifiw% *• ***• ^^sc^*^^^'^** ^spl^asure.

^lBHrT*T 9. m. Disrespect [polite.

^917 ac^. Rude, unfit( for society, un-

.^V9Vfil€ 8. m. Doubt, suspense, uncer-
tainty f unconformity, disparity, dif-
ference.

^^^^ adv^. Out of season, premature.
«. VI, A time of misfortune ; an im-
proper time, a time of distress.

WB«tir adj. Powerless, feeble, weak ;
unable, inconipetent.

^fimw adj. Different ; unlike ; unequal.

Wm\^ adj. Unfinished, incomplete.

^vmtOi «./. Incompleteness.

'Hfl'M'U adj. Incomplete, not entito.

V%^I ck^. Not joined or united,

W^mn adj. Uncommon, incoubiateut^

incompatible, improbable, unlikely^
unreasonable.

it9^9 adj. Dissentient, differing from ;
averse, contrary.

^Wlfti «./. Dissent, difference, of opi-
nion, dislike aversion*

V^l^n^ 8. m. Disrespect, disgrace*

^9^^ adj. Unprotected, helpless.

^frw 8./. Lineage, foundation, origittr

^|9WT^ «• m. A horseman.

adj. Intolerable, insufferable*
a€0. Impatient, uot bearing witib^
unable to endure.

^9¥^ adj. Unbearable, unsufferable*

^Virri:^ adj. Unbefriended, helpless.
^9Tnr) 8,m. One who has no assis-'

tant, helper.
Vfnr adj. Intolerable, unbearable.
^HI^liT adi). Not in the preseiice of^^

in the absence of. [evidence.

nm^ 8. m* False testimony, without
^RH^ 8. m, A want of testimony, adj^

Without credit or reputation.
^^TW adj. Without credit or reputation.
%(m^ 8. m. Pabe testimony without

evidence.
lErat^ 8. m. Untrue, unreal.
%mv adj. Addicted to bad company.
^«T^ adj. Upstart, stranger, unknown

person. [la^y.

Wqn adj. Without desire or energy ;
^QT^ ady. Evil-minded ; without desire

or energy ; lazy.
^I«T¥ adj' Unrighteous, bad, immoral^^

wicked.
^iHTVm «./. Wickedness.
^WT«r adj. Unable, weak, incapable;

impossible, incurable.
^^mi a<^. Powerless, weak.
^€1^ «. n^' Defendant in a law-suit, a

debtor, office, place.
^\^.adj. Sapless, pithjcss ; vain, ui*-

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^F«r

profitable ; hollow iliki a reed) ; fool-
ish, weak of unclerstandmfif.

^^T^^fTT adj. Careless, inadvertent.

^q^^^ adj. Fearfa), nnquiet, pitifal.

^TOT'I^ «./. A mnsical mode ; a kind
of pigeon : a sort of cotton cloth.

'm^xx^ 8. m. Want of bravery, cow-
ardice, fear.

^i^TTBt 8, m. Coward.

^f% 8. m. A sword, a scimitar.

^f%H *. m. The colonr black,

irfini adj. Not effected ; invalid, false ;
nnripe ; imperfect, incomplete ; un-
accomplished.

vf%^nr 8, nu Blade of a sword or scimi-^

^^nx adj. Not watered, not irrigated
{a field, ^c:)

^nft^T (tdj. TJnbonnded, unlimited.

yf€\^ e. m. Blessing, benediction, re-
turn of compliment from a Hindn
superior {a brahman). [salutation.

^^^^ «. ?». A benediction, blessing;

^^ 8. m. Life, breath ; the fire vital
breaths or airs of the bodj ; reflec-
tion, thought, or the heart as the
seat of it ; affection.

^f^ ». /. Blessing, benediction.

<inw 8. m. Sorrow, uneasiness, rest-
lessness, afliotion, pain.

%rw^(»di- Uneasy, unhappy, sorrow-
ful ; restless, aflicted.

wr^^pr 8. m. Bad omen, a portents

^^ 8. m. Impure, foul,

V^ (»dj. Incorrect, impure, inaccu-
rate; mistaken.

W9^ 8n ^. A demon, (The aeure are

considered demtms of the firei order ^

. and in coneUnt hosiililr/ with the gods).

^Bt^ 8./. Black mustard seed.

5^ adj. Invisible, incorporeal.

Vf^^*./. Detraction, malice, slander.

%^tn ^ ni, Disobedicacoi ^iaaUontiottt

^%V *./. Disobedience,

^St adi>. This year.

iVWt^ 8, m. Ease, tranquility ; a tre6

{Uvaria longifolia).
^Bt^ft adj. At ease, unmolested.
^#hr 8. m Impossible to be effected by

reflection or by study.
^bH adj. Not contrivable, impossible

to be effected by reflection or study,

not to be regretted. [cemed.

^iwWt adj. Careless, indifferent, uncon-
^rtWt 8. m. Careless person.
^r4tw #. m. The sixth solar month.
^rttWT adj. Shapeless, ill-made, ugly.
imn 8, m. The trunk of a tree, fast

pillar, stoppage. [To set {the mn ).
5. m. Setting of the sun. aet hona,
8* m. Lining.

adj. Dispersed, scattered, con->

fused, agitated, perplexed, helter

skelter, in confusion.
^WIT^W n. proj?. A mountain in the

west, behind which the sun is sup*

posed to set.
W^H «•/. Praise, eulogy, glorification,

an anthem, a hymn. [in general,
mv 8. m. A missile weapoui a weapon
'Wf^tft 8. m. Armed person.
^WlPwiT««/. The military science, [war,
W^^ 8. m. The science of arma and
^rW9(9r 8. m. Weapons, arms.
^T^l^ adj. Unarmed, defenceless.
^W^ ) s. 771. Place, site, soil, dry or
^^Bm ) firm ground ; place or stand

of a Hindu mendicant.
^i^r*T 8. m. Place, adode, residence.
^V^T^Ktf^/* Movable, moving, not fixQd.
frf^ 8. m. A bone,

^fi?nT^< 8, m. A skeleton.

Wf^HV- 9. m. A fracture j a plant of

supposed efficacy in fractures {Oi9M

SU0drangul0ri9).

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^fliro^ 8. VI, Fracturing, breaking or

wonnding a bone.
/«l%«f9 ) Mere bones, nothing but
^fi^rin^ > bones.
sf^K 8. m. Moveable, unsteady.
^%^ (»i^\ Restless, unsteady ; un-
"" stable, uncertain.
^^rm a./. Unsteadiness, instability,

fickleness, mutability.
^f^W <>e(;. Bony, osseous. [bones,
^fijnlt^ 8. m. Dryness and decay of the
^fi?r«f^ 5. /. Uniting of a broken bone.
%^ ^. m. Instability, unsteadiness.
WV V <*dj. Harsh, unkind. 8. m. Un-

kindness, want of affection.
^I^c^^ adj. Impure, not to be touched.
%^nff adj. Intangible.
'iipBT^ adj. Indistinct.
^^m adj. Not tp be touched.
WW^ a. »". Forget fain ess, forgetting.
^WtRt »./. Want of memory^ forgetful-

ness.
^pGT «. w. A corner ; hair ; blood ; a tear.
^ftr «./. Ten millions.
^f^adj. Eighty.
mni pran. I.

^ri adv. Do not, not, no, nay.
^T^WK 8, TO. Pride, egotism, arrogance,

haughtiness, conceit.
^J^t( 1 adj. Haughty, arrogant,
^'^W^ j proud, self-important.
^^^ A kind of military corps.
^IT'WI A block-head, dunce, fool.
^f^Rr 8.f, Spiritual igdoranoe ; con-
ceit ; self-love.
^^ «. TO. A reservoir for collecting

rain-water to water the fields ; fuel

made of cow-dung.
'iJvCt «./. A small canal or aqueduct

to convey Water.
' ^irft^ adj. Unhappy. sorrowfuU
^ ^^^ Wife of Gautama,

T^%\ interj. Do not, no, nay.

^^m^l interj. Expressive of surprise,
pain, pleasure, &o. ah ! aha i

^^Pir«C ado. Day and night.

^TTC 8. m. Starch, glue, paste ; ali-
ment, food, victuals.

^tPT'Cm o. t$. To paste, to starch,

iBrfr^l^ (tdj, UninjuriouB, harmless, in-
offensive, innocuous.

^f%^ «./. Harmlessness, doing injury
to nothing.

iBrf^ 8. TO. A serpent.

^fXH 8. TO. Enmity, want of affection.
adj. Hostile, inimical ; hurtfnl, pre-
judicial.. [ unkindly.

^RfH^^ aij. Adverse, inimical, acting

llfT^fT adj. Hating, adverse, inimical.

^frH^l 8. TO. An abode of snakes, a
snake's hole. [snake.

^f^^ 8. TO. The saliva or venom of a

^(^WTH Good fortune, auspiciousness.

irtt^ »• w- A cowherd, a ca»t or tribe
whose business it is to attend on
cows.

^^^^) «./. A female of the aheer

^niWt > tribe, a cowherdess.

^[v I interj. O ! sign of the vocativei,

iir%9^ '• ^' Causeless, groundless;

without motive or purpose.
^%?nif adj. Causeless, groundless.
n^K 8. f. Prey, game, hunting.

^5^^t' ? s. to. a sportsman, a hun-
^^ 5 ter.

^H 8. /. A plant ( Asparagus race-

mosus ) .
sft interj. 0 1 holla ! wonderful I
^Tt^T^ ado. Day and night,
^pj B. TO. A die, cubic or oblong, foe

playing with, the spots on dice,
^n^ adj. Infallible, indelible. 8, to. pre$l

part. Remaining, existing, continu- .

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«^

ing ; whole grain, whole grains of
rice nred in religions ceremonies,
fried graiu.

^WHftR^ «./. The ceremony of pat-
ting a few grains of rice on the fore-
head of an idol when addressed, or
of a brahman when invited to an en-
tertainment.

^^TPT 8. m. A degree of latitude.

^^r^ a^j. Imperishable, undecayable,
dorabley permanent. [ness.

^qrqqin & /• Dnrability, imperishable-

^r^^^ «. m. An ondecayable tree.

^^^<9l^ 8^ M. Heaven, the imperishable
world or region.
: «. m. A letter of the alphabet.
adt>. Scientific, lettered, writing
an elegant hand. [ gitude.

W^tn 8. TO. A degree of latitude or lon-

^^ 8. m. An eye.

^iftrHm 8. f. The pnpil of the eye.

^HtfWt «./. A complete army consist-
ing of 109,850 foot, 65,610 horse,
21,870 ceariots, and 21,870 ele-
phants.

^ The second vowel in the Nagree
alphabet, nearly corresponding to a
in all. A particle of reminiscence.
Ah ! Oh ! a particle of compassion,
Ah ! Alas !

^ITWT 8. m. Letter (of the alphabet).

Wfwnr «. m, A welcome.

^i interj. Aye aye i oh aye t

^W «. m. A numerical figure, a num-
ber ; a mark, a spot, a letter of the
alphabet ; the flank or part above
the hip ; the body ; embrace ,• mark
on cloth to shew its price.

^fNmr 1^. a. To mark a things to page

a book, to write down numbers ; to
value, appraise, examine, approre of.

^«f t «. /. A tendril, cirrhus,

^^tt 8. f. Tho bnrb of an arrow, a
book, a tenter ; circle.

^tfjil 8. m. The hook or iron with which
elephants are diiven, a goad.

^ffrai «T<ni «. a. To reduce to submis-
sion, to bring to obedience.

'^t^ 8,f. The eye.

^f^ ^^ «./. A stye on ihe eye-lids.

^W ^rHt D. n. To have an inflamma-
tion in the eyes, to be blear-eyed,

^•irt^ ftr^MEt t^^ To receive education
in any one's company.

S\^ fk^% <tW ll^ir To meet ( msit )
a friend or person of rank.

^^ ^r^^fft i>. n. To have pain in the
eyes. [anger.

^rt^ ^^^PTT i>. n. To look on with

^^ ^^OTT «. n. To have eyes marked
by debauch. [toxicated.

^iw ^^^Ht «. a. To be angry, to be in-

^« ^«T^rft t). a. To make the eyes
dance, to roll one's eyes in anger or
as a blandishment.

^rt^ ^ ^ f ^m ? V. n. To look with

^^<t^f^r«fT 5 great attention

and deep meditation, or with anger,
^m ^l^ V, a. ( To steal eyes ). Not to

attend to, to avert the eyes through

shame, to avoid the sight of any oneC
^r^ fif^nft 1?. a. {To hide one's eyes).

To be ashamed of an improper act.
^f^ wmwi V. n. ( To move the eye-lids

quickly ). To fear,
^t^ ^ ^S^ V. a. To be consoled by

i^eeting friends, to be glad,
^nj ««l«^l«ft V. n. The eyes to fill with

tears,
^m V^^ «. a* (To shut one's eyes). To'

forbid by signs.

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^^f^^tpft 1 i>'#. (To $hew <me's
^M r^^mi^ J eyes ). To frightea, to
deter, to browbeat.

nfT^^i fif^nnrT To do any thing
after consaltijig the iadimation of
anothev.

n^m ^Kwnf^ To have no hope or expec-
tation ; to be mentally blind.

sihw q«r^"ft «. ». To become dim (the
eyes) from long expectation.

wiim q^RIT •. 0. To open one's eyes, to
itiue, to be wise a^d proclent, to dig-
criminate, discern, to be jndicions.

4Nr qi^9^ «• ^ ^^ ^^^ ^ pulsation in
the eye. ({Considered if in the right
eye of a man^ or theU/tof a woniun,
4if an omen qf sonu desirable event,
whilst the 4iontrasy affection is regard-
Mt unluckyy.

^im ^^ o. »• To be blind.

^m wit qtf^rf; The eye is lost and the
pain is gone, {Spoken of a contention
jwhich has ceased^ fira^ ihe object qf it
being lost to both parties), [friendship,

mi^ ^<^ v» «• To show aversion after

m^ *'C t»ll i>. a. To turn away the
eyes {as, from griefs displeasure, i-c.\

^nm^St^ ^. <»• To make blind; to
expect or w^tch in vaiii.

wilM ^(w\ s^ m, A midge that flies
into the eyes at night.

m\^ i^ W^ ^ «. ^ To tara from
another, to treat one with neglect ;
to die. (ly •nd unseen.

fvm ^^m? «• 0- T9 8tei4 away private-

in^ %^mm «. «. To withdraw one's
favour or Section from any one.

^n^ W^ni^ n nK ^vn v. n. {Not to be
aUs to look steadfastly in another's
face.) To be ashamed.

m^ w5 t«iT V. a. To look till one's
curiosity is fully satisfied.

^^ H^^TTT V. n. To have eyes full of

tears, to be ready to cry.
VW f\}vf\ i>. «* To wink, to stop any

one by a sign, to make amorous signs

with the eyes.
^TP^r fthninWT «. ». To die, to perish.

^^ ^%1 7' i ^- Blind man's buff.

^m ^^^^ V. n. To look steadfastly,
^h^ r<i«rft «. a. To contract friendship.
%m ^ ^^ ^m <tw%\ i^rfiniK «iit o. a.

To choose or m^oept pffecipitat^y or

inconsiderately.
^m ^ ^ B, iB« Blind man's buff.
^im xm^ V. a. To 1<>V€, to entertain

friendship ; to have hopes ; to discern.
^1^ ^liTT^ 9. a. To contract friendship

or affection for any one, to fall in

love. [unexpectedly^,

iRT^^wift To meet with one's laver
^[m ^vmt 1?. a. To wink as a hint, to

communicate a secret by signs.
mP9 ^4 MK^ «. a. To be apgry.
lir^ d^pft To contemplate the beauty

of any one. [ibl^.

^^% ^<m v. n. To become contempt-
mr^ t^i f^ ^J^lT To do any thing

knowingly and with reflection,
iwrw t^>tT V. a. To study one's temper

or inclination ; to behave respectfully

towards another,
wr Wl^'t 4t^ Hvm t>. a. tc change the

colour of the face from excess of

anger,
^rarvr ^m\^ mK^ Is applied to a look

of intoxication or wantonness.
W$T^ ^^m D. n. To be beloved, to sift

or cause to in a very elevated place,

to become dignified.
*fii^ WIT t>. n. To intoxicate (speciaUy

applied to toine).
^vivk ^r™ WTWWT u, a. To commend ef

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puff wares of an*inferior"'qiiftlity ; to

pilfer or snatch awaj anj tUdng

quickly and prirately.
i^mi^ ^nr^^r if. n. To be seen with

envj and dislike,
^rww ^ ^RTT ty. tf. To be beloved

or esteemed ; to persist in one's ^ro-

neons opinions.
mmm ^t^ mm «. n. To be wilfnity

blind, to pretend from pride not to

know one^s old acqnaintanee.
^iTT^iw f^i^m V. n. To be always present

in one's eyes, to be ever in one's

mind.

If, ($. \ To pass the
v. n. ) night awi&e.

8. m. The body ; a limb or member.

^i«i«* 1 8, m, A yard, area, conrt, in-
^i^**i 5 closed space adjoiniDg to a
bonse.

iETT^ «./ Heat, flame of a fire {not ^ •

candU ), blaze, glare.

: 8. m. The end or border of eloth,

veil, shawl, &e^

8. m. The end or border of a

cloth, vdl, shawl, &c. ; the breast (^

a wfmem or UHit08emt aimM ).
^T^^ $m m, A collyrinn or application

to the eye-lashes to darken and im-

prove them, antimony. \anjan,

^SPTT t>, a. To tinge the eyes with
^x\ 8. m. A tear.
^12 «./. A knot ; envy.
^shz^} tf, a. To fill ( a wsU, tank^ ^c. ).

«. ». To eome or go into^ to reach.
^X^^Z 8,f. Partnership ; iiitrigae.
W^ «. A A handful, a skein of thread,

a bundful, of grass, &c., a wisp, a

small fagot
vf^ «./. Stone of fmit ; coagulation.

}

s.f. A testicle.

adj. Having large testicUs. Arnht,-

bail, «• m. A ball,
^rm 8. /. Bntrails, gnt, intestine, tripe«

Anta hoHct ^\ n. To be afflicted with.

the coming down of the rectmn. Ant

gima, i^ n. To v<^ white glntinoni

stools,
igi^ 8/. Storm, tempest, gale. Andhi

hana, v. n. To engage keenly in a

bad action. [command.

^jTW adj. Other, different. »./. Order,
^ipm 8. m. The glntinons whitish matter

or mncns voided by those afflicted

with a tenesmus ; affectaon of the

bowels. Am bytkn^, To be afflicted.

with a tenesratts, or to be in the act

of discharging the anv,
nmmnxm t.f. The navelstring* Ac. of

an infant. (PhyUanthut embliea).

^rn^iri ^.m. A kind of myrobalant

irm«./. The fibrous part of any thing,.

^ifT^ 8, m. A tear.

%m 8. m. Ohrled-flowered gigantic
swidlow-wort ( A8cUpia8 giganiect ) ;
a sprout of sngar-cane.

i^nriR 9. m. Shaking, trembling.

^mfkm adj. Shaken, trembling.

„ «./. Mine, qnarry, spring, scarce,-
mnltitade ; the den of a lion or tiger.
8. m. Attraction,fttSci nation ; ma^*
netic attraction ; a magnet, a load-
stone, spasm.

^rr^^rff «. w*. A loadstone, a magnet^
any thing which draws or attracts.
adi. Attractive. [tracting.

^4iiT<ir s. w. Attraction, drawirfg, at-

^TUPf^ adj. Magnetic, attractive.

^mafW adj» Attracted, drawn.

^T^^ ad}. Attractive.

%nWim aij, m. Pldet, swift ; peevish.

^*sil o./. Motion, agitation {tsftcMy
€f 0 carriage ).

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^imr^T 5./. Wish, desire, expectation ;
purpose, intention . [ expec ted .

^T^tFw adj. Desirous ; desired, wished,

^RTHfT^^t adj. Desirous, full of hope,
waiting, expecting, wishing ; asking,
inqniiing, expectant.

'WTWK 8, m. Form, appearance, aspect,
shape, statue, likeness ; hint, sign,
token ; the letter ^ also the symbol
of the vowel which represents the
letter ^ when joined to a consonant.

^T^t^ «./. Scarcity, famine.

WTVIH «, w. The fifth element, aether,
the sky ,- atmosphere, the heavens,
the firmament, space ; the subtle
and etherial finid, supposed to fill
and pervade the universe, and to be
the peculiar vehicle of the life and
sound.

TPtnnft^T «. TO. A lamp which the Hin-
dus hang aloft on a bamboo in the
month of Kariikj an elevated lantern,
a beacon. %

^mrr^^^ «. m. A plant growing on the
mem trees ( ftkind of Epidendrom.)

or dodder ( Cuscuta reJUxa ).

^T^RTWfn 8. /. Subsistence not derived
from any certain funds, or depending
on any particular person ; casual sub-
sistence ; living from hand to mouth.

^T^ffms^ adj. ( Used substantively ),
One whose subsistence is fortuitous.

^T'ern^rw^ 8. m. The atmosphere, the
celestial ^here.

^T^WT^t 5./. A voice from heaven ;
revelation, an oracle.

^«*»^ <w&'- Aerial, airy, unsubstantial,
celestial ; atmospherical.

^^l^W^ adj. Cnralean, aeure.

WTf%^^ «. 7?i. ^Poverty,

f, OT. 7 A plant growing on
/. ) other trees, air-plant

^mr^f adj. Confounded, perplexfecT ; a^-
tated, confused, troubled, distreaaed.
^Tirerm 8. /". Agitation, distress.
^RT9f^^ <*^* Agitated, disturbed, dis-
tracted.
^l*f<! «./. Shape, form, figure, likeneso^

an image ; the body ; species.
^m^ adj. Attracted, drawn.
^TTHni 8. m. Ascending, superiority, §ar-
passing, surmounting ; invamon, a
seizing. [in oblation^

«nf?T 8. m. Whole or unbroken rice used
^^mj 8, m, A riddle, a sieve ; a bog fill-
ed with grain {two such hag8 bmny
carried hy a bullock or camel).
^Vrmm 8. m. A kind of mineral, a
loadstone. [sumg ; terror, fright;
^X%Z 8,m, The chase, hunting ; a pur*
V%fe^ 8. m. A hound.
^^ftz «. w. The walnut tree.
^[twn «• /. A name, appellation, term.
f^T^THT adj. Said, spoken ; denominated,

named.

in»r «./. Fire. [«ttgag«, p»oV<4«.

^T^ ^Zim «. a. To raise disturbance^

^IT ^^T i>. a. To make any thing

exceedingly warm ; to excite envy or

anger. [A gaesi.

^pm ac^. Arrived, come ; hence. 8* m.

^T ^TT V, a. To bum a Hindu corpse.

^«m ^virr v. n. To be engaged; as, mere

bdton-se uspar ag furti hai, he is en*

raged at my words. [^ngry.

^TT WT«TT V, a. To be enraged, to be very

'^t^ WK^nr v. n. To rain fire (applied to
the extreme heat of the eun, or to a hot
fire of cannon or mueketty in battle,

Sm ysril v. a. To extinguish fire ; to

appease a tumult, to pacify a quarrel,

to still resentment.

vm iT«'n ? V, a. To speak idle words,
^T»r ^tuiT) to boast.

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^l^iT s. m. Futurity ; a shastra con-
taiuiiig spells and incantations; a
shastra or work on sacred science.

^rfRWPft > «. ffi. Knowing the future ;

^HHilin'ft 5 a prognosticator, diviner,
a foreteller.

nxtmn s. tn. Coining, arriving, arrival.

^T^iliTT s, m. The advanced guard. €uij.
Adventurous, venturesome, forward^

. early (as fruit).

%m^^nl s. m. a foreteller, a predic-
tor ; Si^a one who tells the doctrines
of dgam. [ture, to foretell.

!V|i|<i^fnim "0. a. To determine the fu-

<<|ii<!ft^i 8. J, The art or science of
foretelling or divining.

!WlS f%€Nft ^«^ ] ^- »• To bring re-

^W^ fil^Nn ^?tem > proach, to accuse,

^rrw TOrt «rwm ^ to suffer for auo-
th^.

^rurir «rnft wm^ i>. «. To extinguish

. £re; to appease a tumult, to pacify a
quarrel, to still resentment.

^|i# €l^m V, n. To be afflicted with
grief or melancholy,

%TW ^m V. n. To be set on fire, to be

' enraged, to be very hungry.

^m mmi ^iv^ % ^hnn To pretend to
appease a quarrel whicli one has pur-
posely excited, to play tricks, to de-

' ceive.

'•R ^nrmr «. «. To set on fire, to in-
flame ; to enrage, to cause disturb-
ance.

Yin vm: ♦ifNf! ^ ^m m nwm To
put off, to delay or excuse one's self
on Tain pretences.

YllwrKf adv. Up to the neck.

%m «%«t Yim To come to get fire (is
spoken of a /rimd who goes to visit
another and leaves him quickft/)%

^m^} s, m^ A pommel;

YTT ^^JRTfl t>. <». To inflame, to excite
sedition, to foment a quarrel clandes-
tinely.

YTf <t«!T V. n. To be enraged.

wp?! 8, TO. The front part, space in fi*ont
of a house, forepart of a turban.

YTfPsr adj. Very deep.

YT»rT 41WT W^yn 9. n. To hesitate, waver,
boggle, demur, stand shill-I-shall-I.

Yinr^ adj. Coming, about to come;
future*

^mJK s. TO. A house, a dwelling.

^fW«./. Fire.

Ylf^^'ft «./. Conflagration.

f|\« 0(i;. Forward, adv. Before, here-
tofore.

wi% adv. Before, in front, fore, beyond,
more, ago, already, formerly, for-
wards, further, onwards^ hencefor-
ward, along; then, hence, rather,
sooner.

%A ^f[V^ «. n. To come forward, ad-
vance ; to return, revert

YT% 'T^nrT V. n. To advance, proceed.
^ WWr To get before, outstrip, sur-
pass, pass (CM a horse in a race).

Yl% VITT i>. n. To advance {activelt/), to
bring forward.

^VnrT 9. TO. Favour, patronage ; seizing,
talking ; surpassing, surmounting ;
power, ability.

^niTT^^ 8. TO. A month so called, the
first of the Hindu year according to
some systems, {N'ovember-December),

^ni^T^Wt 8,f, The name of a constella-
tion consisting of 8 stars, 1 of which
is k Orionis ; figured by an antelope's
head, hence also ^l^lftK^ the day of
full moon in the mouth of Agra-
hayana.

.^^j^ tf. ni. A beating, stroke, blow*

^V^l^ s. m. Ghee ot clarified butter.

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^T s, w. A soft delicate form, or body.
^T^'iar s, TO. Rinsing i\yjQ moath, sip-
ping water before religious ceremo-
Bies, meals, d^o. from t&e palm of ih»
band, and spitting it out, agaiit.

^^TW »./. Manner of life, conditct^
bebaviour, custom^ practice^ in«ti-
tnte, religiotts obsenrance,. Beage»

m\m\ i. m. A established rule of cen-
duct, an ordinaivce, iostitiHe^ a pr»^
cept ; custom, practice, ^*0*9^» ^
religious observaaoe ; pickles. Achar
varjjita. adj. Irregnlar, out of role ;
out of cast.

mr^lftoiy. Praetising (what i» geed},
strict in the obserrance of religious
ceremonies*

^i^i<i «. m. A spiritual guide or teaeb-
er ; he who inyests the students with
the sacrificial thread, and instructs
him in the Vedi^ the law of sacrifice;,
and religious mysteries ^ a name of
Drona the teacher of the Fandus.

^THfl'^t «./. . A spiritual preceptress*

^T^T'srf'ft *./. The wife of an Aeharj^a
or holy teacher, [tected.

V^Wl «. wi. Covered, concealed, pro-

^T^RT V. n. To be, to remain.

wnfl^ 8, wi. Cloth, clothes ; covering,
a sheath, mantle, cloak, &c.

^^ adj. Good. Ufled only in poetry.

^T# adj. plw\ Good, excellent.

^m adv. To-day, Aj-kal, Now a-day,
to-day or to-morrow, of late, in a few
days. Aj'Jcal kama, or qj-kal hatana^
to procrastinate ; aj-ke din, to-day ;
(y-lce rat, to night ; qj-Jce roz, to-day.

^mimr To examine, proves test, try,
tempt.

^^T 8. w, A paternal grand-father.

^imim ». II. To come suddenly, befaU,
happen, to come.

^T^TT^ 8. m,. Sickness, disorder, di«eaee>
trouble^ affliction, injury, outrage.

^n^ M, m. Livelihood, profession^ sub-
sistence.

^^tft^/. *. Means of suppeitmg^ life^
livelihood,^ sc^istence, profession.

JJ ^ To-day, now.

^nn 8./. Command, order, permiesionr
an injunction, a precepts

fnrntK > adj. Acting according to-
^mi^lQ y order, obedient,^ ministrant,.

obsequious.

^nvniil a. m. An ediet, a written order..

Wmw 8» ni. Disobedience,^ insubor-
dination. [Hunooman..

^T^liiv ^ m, A name of the monke/ ;.

^if^^* m. «. An insect, a kind of newt.

^l^CT 8. nu A tree (JktHcia aih4na^
today ^.).

^iFTSr «.. m» Flour, meal, farinab

^inf^ «. m. The Sarali, a bird so ci^^
(TurdH8 ginginianus).

^ti9 adj. Eight, dth dth dn8u rmi^
to shed floods of tears, to weep ex-
ceedingly, aik palar, all the twentf
four hours; oonstantly, day and
night ; €Uh Jchamba, a eanepy sup-
ported by eight posts.

^XK^ad). Eighth.

^iStinr^ Through all the watcher, day
and night, eonstanily.

^JW8./. A screen, shelter, concealment,
protection ; an horizontal line drawn
aerosB the forehettd ; pF^restiotf,
stop,, kind^ranoe.

^fivm ♦. a. To prop, shrfter, protect,
defend, stop*

^RTir^ $. m. Charge sounded by ftftasicitf
instruments ; commencement ; pride,
arrogance ; anger, passion f bappi*
nesB, pleasmre.

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^\r^

^jTFims,/. A -stop. 047. Stopping.
^^Tin adj. Oblique, crooked, across, ath-
wart, cross, transverse.
^fks.f. A bird, ihe SotmH ilkrdm$

^nft*./. A tone or time m wiTwic.

fori. A protector, defender, supporter.
•^Ttr «. m. A peach. [protection,

^TV ^mr V. A. To protect, beeome a
^ly «./. A kind of fish,
-^vm 8./. Agency ; oommiasion, broker-
age, sale by commission.
'^^^ adj. Wealthy, rich, opulent
^if% «. m./. The edge af a sword, tks

pin of the axle of acart ; a Umit, a

boundary,
^fhr 8. m. Fear, apprehension ; disease,

sickness ; afiliction, pain, parade,

ostentation, show, pomp.
Wrv <« m. Custard apple ( annona 4qua-

moM or reticulata ).

^imffrfil^ um,f. \ A felon, a thief, a
^rniiir4) «. m. ) murderer, inoen-

diary.

^«T<I7 8. r». Sun-beams, sunshine.

^mr <• m. A custard apple.

^ifir^ir \ adj. Proper for a guest ;
^iw j hospitable, attentive to

guest.
^ifimA 8.f. The name of a game.
^I9K tdj. Diseased, distressed, anxious,

distract^ lestleR, afflicted.
^lTff^8. /. A female teacher or governess.
%m 8. vu Soul, self, itm-pdlak, selfish,

dtm-ghatf self-murder ; dtnHnim^

Selfevident. [ gon prunens).

^mf^HT »./. A plant, Oowach Garfopo-
nim^l^ 8./, Self-murder, suicide.
^9Rr<l9 8, 7/(. Oue who commits suicide,
^flrwr^ aij. Committing suicide ; a
j suicide. [a^ m^ A son.

m^^ckiJ. Sj^riagiiig from one's self.

WPinn «./. A daughter.

^I^HUI*! 8. m. The knowledge of spirit,

self-knowledge,
^immift adj. Self-evident.
adj. Selfish.

^(\m^8.f. Self-knowledge.
^imnTN «• m. Spirtual instruction.
vnnf^Vi 8./. Spiritual knowledge.
WTiinilii *./. Inherent on own power.
^nmwf^s.f. Self-applause, vanity, self-
flattery, egotism, boasting.
^ITM%W 8» m. Self-restraint, stoioism.
s. m. Internal doubt.

^vrm^ifr t./« Suicide, self-destmciion.
^Tirfinv atfj. Beneficial to one's self.
^TtiTT 8. m. The soul, the body, the self,

the mind, the understanding. [ self,
^fov^ adj. Relating to mind, to one's
wn^ adj. Cognate, related to, of kin ;

belonging to one's setf, related to

one's self, own.
^W?ir^ 8, m. A brahman versed in the

AthoTftan Ved ; a collection of pray-
ers, &c., delivered by Atharvan a

sago.
^fVim adj. From the first till the last,

from the beginning to the end. 8. m.

The beginning and the end.
^T^ 8. f». Respect, reverence, act of

treating with attention and deference,

politeness.
wrn^^PT 8. m. Respect and honour.
WT^ni 8, m. A mirror • a commentary,

original manuscript from which a copy

is taken ; a specimen, a sign,
^n^ $. m. Oinger in the undried state.
m^jn 8. w. Taking, receipt, acceptance.
'^m^TTinnf »• *». Giving and taking.
WTf[[ adj. First, prior ; pre-eminent.

adj. (tn coTwp.) Other, &c.
^if^^ adj. Relatinar to the beginning;

and the rest, ei cetera.

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'fflf^^fR^ 8. TO. A primary caase.
^Tfi^ adD. From the beginning; et-
cetera, and the like,
^rrfir^ 8* m. A deity in general ; a dei-
ty of a particular class ; the aditifus
are 12 in number, and are forms of
Sooryuh or the snn, and appear to
represent him as distinct in each
month of the year ; the sun. .
i«"T^«nrK 8. m. Sunday.
^Tf^ 8. m. Priority, precedence.
^fi[H^ ^« ^* ^® 0^ ^^0 names of

VUhnoo.
^T^H *. m. An order, a command, a
salutation of Joyces ; in grammet, a
snhfltitute.
^rHt oe^o?. In the beginning.
^H^ ad). First, initial,
^onvi «• 191. First and last, beinning and
end. (fc^*. From the first till the last,
from the beginning to the end.
^mrr 8, /. The sixth lunar mansion
( probably Orionie ) ; the beginning
of the rainy season,
^nn adj. Half. In comp. it becomes
adh^ adh^ or ai ; as adk-miSia^ or otf*
mda^ Half-dead.
^1^1*1 8. w. Conception, pregnancy ; a
ceremony performed previous to con-
ception as conducive to it ; a pledge,
a deposit ; a surety.
^Wf«iil «. m. A ceremony perfomed
after cohabitation to procure or fa-
vour conception.
"^V^ix «. m, A patron, supporter, one on
whom dependance is placed for assist-
ance ; food, aKraent, victuals, nour-
ishment • comprehension, location ;
a dike, a canal ; a basin round the
foot of a tree.
^r^T^ (in comp. ) An eater ; as, Doodh-
tHihareCf Oa^ who lives on milk.

^mif^* adj. Unjust, unrightoous.

^^«1€^ 8. /. A pain affecting the half
of the head, Hemicrania.

mff ». m. Mental agony, anxiety ;
expectation, calamity ; a pledge, a
pawn J location, fixing, scite, <fec. en-
gagement, dance.

^rrft^ 8. m. Excess, an overplus, abun-

^fiiq^ s. m. Sovereignty, government ;
lordship.

WT^ adj. Submissive, obedient, depen-
dant, humble, docile.

i^-r^HT > #. /. Submission, obedi-

HT^'I'Mc J ence, obsequiousness, ser-
vility, humility.

^TT^ft^ adj. Recent, modern, belong-
ing to the present time.

^^nftim «./. Recentness, the being
modern, novelty. [preceptor.

^TW^Wf 8. m. A teacher, a scriptural

^Pr 8./. Order, command, bashfulness,
modesty, shame ; an oath ; a graceful
attitude ; affectation, pride, adj.
Other, different.

WV^^ 8. m. Pleasure, delight, felicity,
happiness, joy, ease ; God, Supreme
Spirt. Anand'kcmd.^ Root ( or %(yurce)
of happiness.

^ii«» 8, TO. 'a large military drum
beaten at one end ; small dmm or
tabor J a kettle drum. [Order.

^m«i 8. m. Mouth, face, visage, s. '/.

. m. ) Pleasure, delight, feli-
^Tf^aT*./. / city, happiness, joy,
ease. Anund-Jcand, Root ( or 8oui^ )
of happiness.
^T'J^iW adj. Blissful, made up, con-
sisting of happiness. *. m. The
Supreme Spirit.

^iTfi^W \ adj. Joyful, happy, glad,
^^^^"^ j rejoiced, delighted!.

^fff V. w. To come, to be ; dn-pamCp

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To happen^ s, m. The sixteentli part

of a rupee..
^r^r«T^'t «./. Taming a deaf ear ov^er-

lookliig, winking at, purposely rieg^

lecting.
^ft #*/. An oath, bashfalaess. [age.
^l^f^ 8. m. Help, assistance, patron-
^H^^ &/. Order, meathod, a rank, a

^!a*<ift^ ^* Capable of being inferr-
ed, proMHe, speqioQs.

^T^r^ <idj. Heavenly, eelestial, pro-
duced in the sky «• m. The firma-
ment, [bowels.

^nf^^ 0kdj. Visceral^ relating to the

^T^ u ffi. The chain or rope with which
ijie feet of elephants are tied up.

Ym •• a« To brii^«

^T)Ti»r<m« Selfi selves, yourselves, yon

Sir ( leMii mteou <^ ike fersonal pro*-

noun cf the sicond p&i*ion by. an in-

.fnicr when addressing km eHperier)^

iip'Swartkh ad^. Selfish, seeking
the interest of self.

^njil «• m. A scripple.

^q «. wi, Water^

^nwiT^ ? odj. Attending to ( one^s )
^TVsJt J own business, engageil in

( one's ) own affairs,

^T^w ? «./. Misfortune, calamity,
^•prfif J adversity, an evil.

HlMUJitfi s, m. Season of distress.

^H^ > #./. Misfortune, calamity, an
^nq^ 5 accident, danger, adversity,

im eviU [misfortune.

^H^^<i <M^. Unfortunate, unhappy, in

^^^ fron. Self.

^imw 9. m. Of «./. \

^im^s.f. f Own; appertain-

^H «• 'w. J ing to.

^W3f «. w. ( p2«i.) J

^iq&€ «• m. An emerald.

^9m adj. Unfortunate, afflicted ; gain-
ed, obtained, AC^i»ir^j a rei^ge,

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on« who comes for shelter or protec-
tion, [the Deitr.

W^%^ 8. m. and adj. Self, self-formed,

^mwr firon, recips. Themselves, one
another ; hence, «. /. Kindred, bro-
therhood, fellowship, ajpas-men rakmxj
is applied to signify adultery, &c. (in
the dMeet of women ).

^R5f% 9, m. or 8. /. To yon.

^nn«./. An elder sister, pron. Self.

^mm 9. m.. Selfishness, egotism.

^tft «. /. The twentieth lunar man-
sion.

^rnc adj. Trusted, confidential ; gained,

obtained ; true. [degree.

^TTHT 8, /. Quotient : equation of a

^}..«. Bathing.

irnrrv a<^'. Bathing. «. m. Flood.

^ITVd s* m. An initiiited householder.
adj. Bathed.

^n»ni «./. Misforttme, calamity.

^rwftWf./; Opiom.

^fti^ a. m. An opiom eather.

^TO s./. Opium'.' [tiller.

^nr?r«ITt'«i m. A wide merchant, a dis-

'aBTT^^T^ «./. The business of a distiller.

^W^^'4.f?i. A natrOW-mouthed drink-
ing vessel.

^^IT m. a. 1 Shinirig, bright, daz-

^l^^!<>/. a. j zling.

^i^w; 8,f. Honor ; character.

V^^ «. «»• Ebony.

^^\i\ «./. Habitation ; village.

^T8n*T s.f. Segment, of the base of a

triangle.
^tf4^T 8. 771. Soiled water.
^Pfi:^ «. w. Ornament, decoration,, as

jewels, &e.
iBjT^rr 5./. Beauty ; sf^endour ; li^it.

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^liH^W #. 7/1. Presence, being in front
of or f.ice tu face.

^iHlf J. m. A cow-keeper, sprang from
a braliunua aua lemaie of Uie medi-
cal tribe or the ambasika,

^n^^w jf- m. Jeirels, ornaments.

^iHadj. Raw, undressed, unripe. «. m.
ProviHion, victuals (undressed ) ; the
mango tree or fruit; sicknesfl,
vikeabe.

VT<T»y s. 771 Sickness, disease.

^f^mivs./. A root.

Vi!i .. m. Wrath or rage, anger .
en^T, impatience of another's success!

%m^T #. w. Emblic mjrobalan ( PA^/-
luntkas etiUioa).

mm^Jf^ s. m. CoustiptUon or torpor of
the bowels, with flatulence and in-
tumescence, the wind being supposed
to be chiefly affected.

^TH^jjir s. 7H. The cholic, pain arising
from indigestion.

WlHtfil^f ». m. Dysentery.

Wf^rm s. 711. Kaw rice or grain ; provi-
sious ( undressed >.

•Tftrw s. m. Flesh j enjoyment ; an
object of enjoyment, a plowing or
beautiful object, &o,

^*^ i. m. Fragrance, odour, diffusive

perfume ; pleasure.
^Twr^WT s. m. Confronting.
^TT%«m atlv. Opposite, face to face,

over against.
^WK s./ Amber
^fmiff 8. fa. A swelling which oomes

without pain and goes off as easily

without medicine ; a windy tumour.
^'^«.itt. The mango-tree {Mangifei^a

Indices),

'5'r''^*T 5,/. The. tamarind tree. .

^M t. m. Receipt, gain, profit.

^fqn ar/j. Long, wide. s. m. Sun-beam,^

sunshine.
^mn £#<(/. Docile, tractable, dependant.
^Tinw *. m. A place, a site.
^VT^^^TT s. /. Docility, traetablenesg,

humility.
^TiTQ J. m. Order, coBtnntnd.
"VT^T «./. An ayah or female attanda^t

ou child reu.
^T9T« 5. m. Fatigue, wearineai.

^^^^^ r «•/• -A.ge, duration of Hfe.

^ngv s. m. A weapon in general.
^^ «./. A goad.

^JK s. m. A thorny substance.

Wi^ 9. m. A beginning, a comtet^noe-
ment ; an introduction, a prologue.

^T^^T s./. Worship, an image.

'ffTKir ^dj. Rospec table, venerable.

Wncw adj. Distressed, grieved, afflicted* '

^VTCUr t* m. A ceremony attending maN>'
riage. When the bridegroom first *
comes to the house of the bride, lie
is received by her relations, who pro-
sent to him, and more partiwilarlj
round his head, a platter painted and
divided into several compartmeutis,
in the middle of which is a lamp «
made of flour, filled with yhee, aud- -
having several wicks lighted.

irr^fir «../. Pain, distress, affliction.

^fl^s.f. A ceremony performed in

. adoration of the gods by moving eii^'
cularly, round the head of the idol r
. a platter containing a burning lamp
with several wicks.

^nm V. n. To stop.
^Vf s* m. Sound.

vn^ 8. m. A beginning, a commenccj^- -
B^ent J fui intr^^liiction, a }»rologue.

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wrc9 ^ m. Idleness, laziness, inaotiritj.
^IK^ s f. Looking-giuss, indolence.
"^K^ ocSr.) Idle, U^y^ indolent, inac-
tive.
^TK^ «./. A mirror (particularly a

mxn-QT on the thumb used by the Hindu

females), [spirit.

^VT^^ s. m. Insipidity, want of flavor or
^fTO ^. ^n^ A saw; a shoemaker's knife

or awl ; the name of a district, An^ah

in Shahabad.
trrofw 8. m. An enemy.
^ro>f« 8. m, A worshipper.
^KW^ 8. w. Accomplishment, gratify-
ing, worship, devotion, supplication.
WKT\|in *. in. To worship, adore, prao-

tiMt devotion, serve, to accomplish.

8. /. Service, worship, adoration.
^T^m 8. m» A pleasure garden, a grove.
^tA 8.f. A small saw, a hand sa^w, an

awl.
Victor «. m. A plant of the gonrd kind,
vnrv «• m« A drug hrought from the

hilU of cooling properties.
^%'wm «. ». To strangle. Kanth-arun-

dkeny Btrangnlaiion.
^in:7 adj. Moan ted on a horse or any

thing else, ascended, risen. Megh-

arirhOf seated on a clond.
niftms.m. Health, a^j. Healthy,
^ipctq «. M. A transmutation, a change.
Vltcm t. »* Planting.
^rdfTS adj. Deposited, intrusted ;

transformed, changed into, feigned.
^n<lY^ 8. m. Rising, ascending ; the

rising or growing of a new shoots ; a

ladder, a stair case.
^rn adj. Pained, afflicted ; disturbed,

ccmfonnded.
nnf adf^ Wet, moist, damp«
^^Nr #. ot. Ginger, in the nndried state'.
^Hf f • /. The 6th lunMT mansion.

s. /. Age, duration of life.

^T* adj. Of a good family, respectabjV,
venerable.

V]^fs./. A mirror (particulany » mtr^
r<w en the thumb used by Hindu
feimaUs ).

^m 8. f. The name of a tree, froin the
root of which a red colour is extract-
ed for staining leather, dyeing- silk^
&c. (Morinda citrifoUa). s. m. Yellow
orpiment. [protector.

^r«^n 8, m. Dependance ;'a support, a

lirT^H 8, m, A house.

^VTOTTta «./. A basin for water ronnd
the root of a tree.

^99 8. m. Idleness, slothfulness, lazi-
ness, adj. Idle, slothful, lazy.

^m"^ adj. Idle, slothful, lazy.

V^^ 8. m. Idleness, slothfulness* Inzi*
ness. adj. Idle, slothful, apathetic.

^TW^ adj. Drowsy, slothful.

%jm 8. m, A small recess in a pillar
or wall for holding a lamp, <&c. adj.
Wet ,• running {ae a sore).

WT^«r 8. m. The post to which an ele-
phant is tied, or the rope that ties
him.

^irnr s. f. Prelude to singing, e. m.
Speaking to ; addressing, oonversa-
tion ; enumeration of the qnestionf
in an arithmetical or algebraic sum.

wnwrq^Ct «./. The act of tuning the
voice previous to singing.

^9TWT 1). a. To tune the vpi^e, to nm
over the different notes previous to
singing, to catch the proper key, to
sing, to tune.

iirTf«l »./. A woman's female friend^

Vq\ ) a damsel.

^ff^l^ 8. m« Embracing, th& claspittg,

any one in the arms, an embrace.
^if^ryt0tfi. Embracing,

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^T^<./. A womnn's female friend, a

damsel, s. m, A scorpion.
iffT^<T 8. m. A colonr extracted from

the al tree {Marinda dirifolia).
^T^* ) s. m. An esdilent root (arum
^T^ / campanvlatum), a potatoe. Bat"

aia^ a yam ; shakarkand, a sweet
potatoe.
^T%? «. m. Liniment.
^'Jfi «. m. Sight, seeing, looking ;
light ; flattery, complimentary lan-
guage, panegyric.

^T^^R 8. m. Sight, seeing, looking.

^VT9^ n. pi'op. Name of a Hindu soldier
and poet, from whom a species of
poetry takes its name.

^T^* 3, m. Insurance.

"f H^ 8, /. Approach, advance ; the
^ coming of an army ; the approach of
a friend ; the season in which mer-
chandize is expected.

^TTI «. w. Coming, approach ; du>an-
iwafi, tidings of approach.

VM^K (tdj. That which is to come ;
he that shall come.

^9^ 9. m. A shield ; a covering.

^T^^ «./. The allotted period of any
one's life, an age.

^T'P'ft D. n. To come.

^TWfin 1 «./. A civil reception or

'^T^»fJTW

1 «./. A c
^ salutation,
} ousness.

welcome, courte-

•^Wftl 8. /. A row^ a range, a oontintiotti
line ; a series, a dynasty, a lineage.

^mnm^adj. Necessary, indispensable,
expedient, s. m. Necessity, expe-
diency,

^T'l'W^lHT 5. y. Necessity, indispensable-
nes6» inevitability. ,

^T^ fi. m. A potter's-kiln.

•^wi »./. Report, mention.

^n^PWi I a. m. Transmigration; com-
^^^ J ing, aad guing.

^ifT^TYt «./. Coming and going, inter-
course, dancing after.
W\v\^ «./. Approach, advance ; the
coming of an army ; the approach
of a friend ; the seiwon in whieh
merchandize is expeettd.
Wfi|T€ «./. A house.
i^TT^T^ir 9. m. Galling, summons.
^1^7 8. m^ An unfolding, a develo-
ping, a manifesting, manifeatationy
presence becoming visible.
^^9(*9T adj. Unfolded, developed, mani-
fested, appeared,
^rrfrc <$dj,. Possessed (by a d&mn, 4rc.
passed, engrossed ( by any $eniiment
or feeling ).
^ill adj. Enclosed, surrounded ( by

a ditchj wall, 4rc. ).
^T7fi| 8./. Order, method ; a repetitioa

of the same thing, a revolution.
^TIV adj. Fond ; attached, enamoured,
addicted, devoted to, strongly incline
ed to ; able, powerful,
^rmfm 5. m. Attachmenty fondnesa ;

power, ability, m^ht.
mmWT 8.f. Feaxy appiehenaioD, awe*
terroi;, 4ang^9 peril ; doubt, unoei*
tttnty.
irnnr «. m. A tree ( TerwinaUa alata
tomento8a ) ; on which the tatfw ailk^
woim feeds.
^lK«r $. m. Meaning, intention, aim,

scope, ^ object of deair^.
^na B.f. Hope, desire^ dependance,

reliance, trust.
^nKT7 ^« *»• A Hindu month contain-
ing part of June and July ; and
commencing when tl^e sun enters
Qemini ^^e name of the 20th ^nd
2l8t man^(^ in tii^e Hin^ ZocUqo,
^iDKrvfH adj. Successful, possogaing
the object bQJfcd foi.

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^fjin^^ S' fn. Confideuce^ trust, expec-
tation.

^91HT s, m. Disappointment.

^mn^ adj. Expectant, dependant ;
hoping, haying hope.

^WJt^ 0^;. Desponding, despairing.

^119 s. /. Blessing, benediction,
bestowing or wiahing a blessing up-
on oihejrs.

"mA^^P! «« ^ A blessing, a benedictioB.

^nBlhf «- til. \ Benediction, blessing,

miffi^ «•/• I return of a compli-
ment from a brahmana.

^n^ «. m. Surprise, astonishment,
amazement, adj. Astonishment.

^li^T «. .'»• Wonderfulness ; wonder,
astonishment,

m\^^ «. »». Abode, residence j a
religions order, of which there are
fov kinds referrible to the different
periods of life ; as 1st. That of the
brahmckaree or student ; 2d, That
of the grihastd or houaeholder ,• 3d.
That of the vanaprastha or anchorite ;
and 4th, That of the hhik$huk0 or
J)eggw J a college, a school ; a her-
mitage the abode of retired devotees
aagea.

^rr^ odj' living in any of the four
, f^tes x)f t)ie life.

^rpw I 9. m. Cheating, frand, ciremn-

^nrr. J vpntion ; proximity, vicipity $
a retreat, an abode, an asylnm ; a
house J a mean^ of defence, having
recourse to protection or sanction-
ary,; tm^t, reli^^nce, hope; patron^
a protector.

vPw a(^.. One who reliea oa another -,
a refugee, a prote^^ ; a dependant.

^^w o^. Hopciful^ trusting, coafident.

^\^m «. m. Completion, cessation,
comfort.

^if^l s. m. The 6th Hind^ month
( Sepiemher-October ), comn^encing
when the sun enters Virgo, and iu
which the moon is full uear the stars
in the headof Aries.

^WT? 8. m. The 3d solar month {June-
July, during which the is in Gemini,
andUie/uil nioon is near as/iarha,
more commonly called fm^asharha or
uHara-^harha consiOations m Sagit^
'^'^ ). jtrogt.

VTB «./. Hope dependanee, relianop,

^^fl?r «./. Laziness, tardiness, aska-*
tana, v. n. To be lazy, dikaii^ adj.
lazy, remiss.

^Vmoiirrm i>. «. To be lazy,

^»m^ adj. Lazy, remiss.

^mnadj. Diligent, zealously active,
fond, enamoured, addicted, devoted
to, intent or attached strongly to,
trustmg to, confiding in ; eteraaL

^n^f^ 8. /. Attachment to one object
or pursuit, diligence, application.

%\^^ 8. w. A tree on which the tasar
silk-worm feeds (TerniinaUa alai0
Umentosa ), a stool, a seat^ a small
carpet on which the- Hindiis ait at
their worship ; a carpet to sit on j
stay, abiding, postnre, attitude, ait-
ting ( especially the attitudes adopted
byjogees in their devotional exer^me,
of which they reckon eighty-four) ; the
inside or upper part of the thigh ;
thfi withers of an elephant the part
where the driver sits, asan tale ana^
to come under subjection* asaa-^
joma, to sit on the hams; a^an dolna,
spoken of a holy man, who perceiv-
ing by supernatural intelltgence that
some one in distress has called on
him, interposes in his behalf, asan
te as^n jornaf to sit close in contact

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with another*perBon. a«an lagna to
sit obstinately in a given posture till
one^A request be obtained, a«an-
mama, (to sit partictUarty in an atti-
tude practised by jogeee or devotees ),
to retain one's seat firmly on horse
back.

^«T^ «./. A small carpet, &c., on
which hindoos sit and perform
poojas.

^T9^9 s. m. Vicinity, circumference.
< adv. Around, about on all sides.

^rW*f^nf adv. All around, on every

. side ; wholly, altogether.

^Tfru J. m. Meaning, intention, aim,
scope, and object of desire ; an asy-
lum, abode or retreat.

W(V9 9. m. Rum, spirit distilled from
sugar or molasses. [trust.

^€T 8. f. Hope, dependanoe, reliance,

^IWW ad^. Expectant, dependant.

^TTOT^^t e. /. A musical mode or ragini ;
a kind of pigeon a sort of cotton
cloth. [instruction.

^fiwr *. m. Benediction, blessing ;

^n#^ I e. m. Bendiction, blessing.

^Tfw $. m. The 6th Hindoo month in
which the moon is full near the
stare in the head of Aries ( Septem-
ber-October ).

nv^^ adj. Sitting, seated.

^njt^ 8. /. Blessing, benediction ;
return of compliment from a Hindu
snperioT (a brahman ).

WTf^ 8. ni. An asur or demon ; a form
of marriage ; in which the bridegroom
gires to the' bride, her father and
paternal kinsmen, as much as he can
aflford.
^TfO «,/. Of or belonging to the.
asui-Sy devilish, demoniacal; a divi-

sion of medicine ; surgery, curing br
cutting with instrument applying
the actual cautery, &c., aeutima^^.
s.f. Deception of demons.
^T^ir */. Laziness, tardiness, aA^td-
na. V. n. To be la«y, askati a^.
Lazy, remiss.
^nw^adj. Lazy, remiss.
^fftl€ 8. i».'A believer, pious, faitblhll
^^HBT «. m. Prop, stay, place or meaaa

of abiding ; effort, pains, care.
Wl^Rf 8. m. A place, a situatto» ;

dignity, rank.
nmn 8. M. Abode, residanee ; a religf^
ous order iofwhkk there are four
hinde r^enible to the diferent periods
of life ; as Ut, That of the brahma^
charee or Student • 2rf, That of the
grihusth or householder ; 3rd. Thai of
the vanaprasth or anchorite and itk
that of the bhikshuk or beggar ).
^IWT s. m. Means of defence or pro-
tections, trust, reliance, hope ; d«-*
fence, asylum retreat, refuge, shelter,
abode, house.
^fir<i adj. One who relies on ano&er,

a refugee, a protegee.
Vi^« adj. Hopeful, trusting, confident,
^mx^ 8. m. Savour, relish.
^mm 8. m. Comepletion, cessation,
comfort.

^TV ah I An interjection, aha f ah [

^tm^ «./, Sound, noise.

^rf K^TTf ^ 8,f Coming and going.

^TT^ 8. m. Inundation, flood, overflow,

^rfl interj. Ah i aha ! alas f Oh f

^ffT^tf. 371, Food.

^f¥ 8. m. or 8. f. Is or exists. #./. Alas.

^^T? \ *• ^' Offering oblations with
^lUm ) fire to the deities, a borirt

offering.
^X%% 8. TO. The constant or daily

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eeremoiiies of religion ; constant
occupation daily, work, adj. Daily,
diomal.

^fir^ adj. Of or belonging to a day.

^Vr 9. m. Intmdation, deluge, flood,
OTerdoow.

^mwt^ «• «•». J®y. gladness, delight,
mirth, exaltation, festivity,

vivrfi(^ ai^. Joyful, glad, delighted,
pleased, merry, elated in mind, re-
joiced, [mens.

^imm 8. 7x. A eall, invitation, aum-

^[%^ 9, in. Reproof, reproach, an irony
a aarcaam ; a^ase^ reviling ; censure,
blame.

f The third vowel of the Nagree alpha-
be, corresponding to / short* and
pronounced like that letter in tin,
hid &e. When compounded with a
preceding consonant, its symbolical
mark is ^ and it is placed on the left-
hand of the letter, through sounded
after it.

i^t^l 8. m. A round fold or roll used
in carrying a burthen on the head.

Xwiis,/, A round ornament for the
top of the head.

T^ITT #• m. A large well of masonry.

f'T^ t. m. A rat, a mouse.

J^ 8, m. The regent of the visible
heavens and of the inferior devini-
ties ; the Indian Jove.

T'Hrft #./. /The wife of Indra; a medi-
cme or plant (vitex negundo\

iCmn^^ 8, /. Colocynth, wild ground
{Cueumi8 coloc^this, afmit o/h8auli'
apipMiranee but hitter taste) ; hence a
baautifol bat worthless person is call-
ed Indrdy^in H phal^ The fruit of
indrayuu.

T fT«W ?. m. Tli« seat or throuoof fndra*

f'^ s.f. An organ of sense, the organs
of action and perception the Hindus
reckoning those of action to he the hand,
the foot, the voice, the organ of gener-
ation, and the organ of excretion ; and
those of j^eroeption to he the mind, the
ege, the ear, the nose, the tongue, and
the akin)', IndnjuUdb, a diuretic
medicine.

<ww «. m. Fuel; wood, grass, <fcc.,
used for the purpose.

T^ adj. One. Iksar, 8Aj. Alike similar.

f^rff^ lidj. One of the mind.

T^Wf^r XW 8. m. Universal dominion*
Ikchhat-rij A»ma, «. n. To hold nni-
versal dominion.

TMZ% s. w. A fixed looking at any
thing without closing the eye.

T^^ L <w^*. Collected together, in one
T^^ j place.

V%^tn. } adj. Collected together,
TW<t/. J in one place.

I^V^T <»^*. m. Alone, only.

i:*^Tt «./. Singleness, loneliness.

W^'tfl adj. Only, single, alone.

T^Kmx adj. Alike, similar.

1^ adj. Single incomparable, unique,
. super-excellent, a. m. An earring of
a single pearl ; an ornament wora
on the wrist, often hollow, contain*
ing perfume ; a champion who servea
alone, without being attached to any
corps ; a single-horse gig or buggy
or native carriage, commonly used at
Palaa.

Tfvw #. «i. Hint, sign, gesture ; goings
motion; inquiry, research.

5(^Qi« adj. Wishing^ desirous.

^^15^ 5. w* An ; seeing, sight.

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T^l *./. Wish desire. Ichchha bltoj-^tif
Desirable food, or food agree:ible
aud abundant to the utmost deBire.

1CtF€ adj. Wishing, desirous.

Tj^jHj t?. (i. To walk affectedly or
coquetishly, to express tenderness
or kiuduei|s by gesture.

%js^ adv. Here, hither.

fif HI adj. m. As much as this, thus
much, so much, so many, lU^TMn^
in the mean time, meanrwhile, mean-
time.

fHK a^}. Affeeted, giving one's self
airs, playful, wanton, coquettish ;
other different • low, vile j Itar hk,
ad^ The low people, people of low
caste ; other people*

W^mi- u. c». To give one's self aim, to
act with affidction^ to act in an un-
natural or unusual manner.

CTWIT ) orfj. Affected, playful, wan-

i^flWT^ s. m. Sunday.

^ adj^ Tuia muchi so mueh. c<mj. A
word usually written at the end of a
book, letter, &o., signifying tkat it
is fhrished; conclusion, enough

t^vra 8. m. History^ traditional acco-
unts of former events, heroic history,
story, fable.

liNl adi* So mncbt thus much.

1^ o^f. This much, so much.

l^VT^ coa;. Et cetera, and. so forth.

VSK a(fii. Here, hither, on the side.

- /ct^r.udAor, About, around, up and
•down, here and there.

T^ITT 8, m. A large well of maaonry.

l^^WT s»/. A digit of the mjooa.

Tn? 8. m. The regent of the visible
heavens and of the inferior divini-
ties.

1^^^!^ $. m. Deception, cheatin^jf^ jug^
gliug ; trick or «tratngem in war.

i:'55n^'t ajyj. A juggler, a conjurer ;

deceptive, unreal.

X^m] 8. m. Medicinal seed ( Sparraw'i
tongue^ Nenum antidysentericum)^

v:>|i|t^ 8. m, A sapphire.

T^sft^^ 8, m. An emerald.

T^pm 8^ m. A name of the aacieat
city of Delhi.

T^KJtfiRlT 8. f. The asterism Pooahjft.

i^lWH^,/. An inseet (« ^cMs o/ocs-
ru8 of a 8€ariet colour «nd like m^lmi)
the wife of Indra.

t^T^f <• m. A [medicinal seed {Spmr-
i\>w*s tongue, nerium antidyeenteri-
cum )•

l?RrJt 8. f. The wife of Indra; a
medicine or plant ( Viler negwii>d6).

T'RTq^ »• /. Colocynth, wild gourd
{Cummie coUH!yiUki8), the fruit of
the Ooloquintida plant (a fruU of
beautiful appearance hut bitter tasie^
hencej a beatOfful but weHkleee person
is coiled Indrayun ka phal, Thejhiii
ofif^ayuny [«i»«

T^rw «. m. The seat or throne of In-

tfif^n ) «./. An organ of sense, the

fijfl 5 organs of action a^d percep-
tion ( the Hindus reckoning thoH ff
action to be the hand, the foot, the voiet^
the or^n 7f generation ami the orgen^
€f,excretion ; and those tf p$rceptim
to be the mind, the eye, the ear, the
nose^ the. Umgue, and the 9kin).y tbo
privities.

ifiWWPT s.f. The faculty of percep-
tion, sense, consciousness.

V^iT s. TO. Fuel; wood, grass, ^.> uaed
for the pupose.

^ ad^. Thus, as, in like manner.

%M 8, m. An elephant.

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^T^rniRI s, m. The driver or keeper of
an elet>hant,

i^vft adj, Nectarious. «./. A Ivind of
sw^et meat ; a small ressel for drink-
ing out of ; a kiad of cloth.

^J I «. /. A tamarind tree and its fruit.

WKt^ 9, m. Desire, inclination.

%m 8.f. prop. name. Wife of Bndha

and daughter of Ikhswakn.
i:^^T 8. m. Relation, interest.
^^nVhnm «. m. a kind of sweet meat.
IWInmT 9. m. A kind of silk cloth.

W!mj^ \ ^' 'f' I^ai^d oardamums.
'^^i^m^ 8. m. A place of pilgrimage

of the Hindas.
\C*i| «./. A fish, theHilsa or Sable

(Clupem dlom%
X9n 8, m. A wart.
IC^ Thus, like.
TWm 8. m. A sign ; wink.
wSt^ a./^ Staaaa.
V^ 8. w. One's own chosen deity.
-^CV port. Desired, wished, approved ;
' worshipped, adored. reverenced.

respected ; cherished, beloveds 8, m,

A god, a deity, an object, a belored
"person, any thing wished for.
X^Hif adj. Beloved, best beloved, dear-
'' est, most desired.
T^K adj. Dearer, more dear, more

desired.

Xf^' 8. f. Desirableness, reverence,

respect.
tR? 8./. Sacrifice.
THm^ 8. m. Steel.

T^Tt>. m: A kind of musical instro^
* meat : keeping secret.
T'BKT «. m. A sign, wink.
W culj. This.
W^^'^ On account of- this,

8—

X^n^ This time.

THW ? ■'. m. The trunk of a tree, S
Wi^ ) column, pile, post, pillar,

Tw\ 8./. A woman ; a wife. «. m. A
smoothing iron. Isfri kama r. a. To
iron or smooth with an iron.

X^^iJ 8. m. Resigning.

T%^ } adj. Settled, steady, firm,
f'^TK 3 fixed.

T%<irT } 8, /. Rest, tranquillity,
f'?JT?ir J ateadiue30.

t^XJ 8.f. Inclination, desire, wish.
* I «./. A religious treatise.

TT ^'•o». This. Iha-lohy 8, m. The pre-
sent world, Jha-i, This very. Ihaum
thikn^ Here, in this very place.

T^m^ 8. m. This life.

W^tHi 8. m. This life, this world*

f^ 5./. 8u§ar-cane.

T^'RTW 8. m. A species of 8tigar-caae«
{Sacekarum munja)»

W 8. m. Sugar-cane.

X^^b\ 8./^ The name of a river in Ben**
gal, the Issamatti.

T^y%\ai/j. Diabetic.

f Wi« 5. vt. The juice of the sugar-cane.

W^K 8. TO. Molasses, raw or unrefined
sugar. .

«

^'^ ee, the fourth vowel of the Ndgred
alphabet, pronounced like ee in feel^
heel J &c., and when compounded with
a consonant it is expressed by the
symbon.

t It 8. TO. Red lead.

t^«.// Pain, trouble.

t ^ 8. f. A brick.

t ^'rrft 8. f. B rick-work.

t «rm 8. m. A kind of dove.

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t^WT s, w, A roll or round fold on
which a burthen is carried on the
head.

t'^ s.m. A rat, a mouse.

t'^m e^m. Pnel ; wood, grass, &c.,
used f^r the pnrpose.

t^ «./. Sngar-cane*

fe part. Desired, wished, approved ;
worshipped, adored, reverenced, res-
pected ; cherished, beloved. «. m, A
god, a deity, an object, a beloved
person, any thing wished for.

ijS 8. f. Annoying the enemy.

tfw 8.f. One of the six causes by which
the crops are destroyed.

V^X 8, m, A monse.

i,r-\T fart, act. Acting affectedly.

ii?ST a/Zv. Thus, snch resembling this.

i'^K adv. Here, hither.

i7« 8. m. A rat, a mouse.

i?^T 8, m. Fuel.

^F^fT Q(lj, Longed for, wished for.

T ^^ «./. A kind of song.

Xm^ 8, nK Faith, conscience<

tl? 8./. Envy, spite,

t'^T'J arlj. Envious.

t:n s. 771. Lord, a name of Siv; "also of
the same as regent of the north-east
quarter : a ruler, a master.

iw 8. /. The shaft of a plough.

t;«JT«T 8. m. A named of Siv ; light,
splendour. Eahtn-hon^ m. 8. North-
east.

tftmT5./. ) Superiority, supremacy,
ffvj^ 5. w. I one of the eight arri-

butes of divinity.

i:^^ 8. m. Ruler, master, lord; the

Supreme Ruler of the universe, God,

the supreme ; a name of Sw, Kam-

deb, of Durga, of Lukchmi^ of Sur-

U8wati, or of any other of the Suk-

tis or female energies of the deities.

i^KWt s,f. Godhead, divinity.
f:^^«T^ 8, m. The divine nature.
t^^niVT adj. Subject to or dependant

on God.
t^f^^Tm 8.f. Dependance upon or

subjection to God.
t^nXT^T «./. Worship of God.
X^8.f. Goddess; lady.
T ^tn 8. m. Part of God.
T^T »./. Desire.
f^f[ adj. A little, somewhat,
t^ 8. m. Lord, a name of Sh^ also 'of

the s^e as regent of the north-east

quarter ; a ruler, a master,
t^t adv. Hither.
T VT 8. f. Attempt.
T VPI^ 8, m. A person governed and

led by women.
i;^na 8. m. Sight, seeing ; the eye«

^ 00, The fifth vowel of the Ndgre^
alphabet, corresponding to oo in good.
When it follows a consonant in the
•same syllable it is placed under the
letter, and is expressed by its sym-
bol, as 9 inteij. Oh I denoting pain.

H'JWr «. m. > A finger j a finger*B

^'»r^ «../• > breadth.

^'^^ ad^, Ups and downs of life^
vicissitude, high and low, particulars^

^'^T^ «. m. r Height, elevation,

^'^m V. ck. To raise, to take up.

^ '*^vn D. a. To pour.

^r^^^\ 9. iR, A tree dried by itself.

^^rZTT > V, a. To dig up alowly any
««l^i^ J tiling buried in the ground,

to extract a secret gradually and art-
fully, to ^ump.

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^n

^g^adj. Dried up.

^^E«> s. m. The posture of sitting ou

the hams with the soles of the feet

on the ground.

^m( X 8. /. Speech, voice, language ;

^fiii 5 contrirances, invention, ukat
hundna, v. a. To make up a story,
to invent, to contrive. Ukat lena,
«. a. To discover, to find out.

^TPfT V. *. To fret, to he melancholy
or dejected ; to he out of humour
with, to he tried of, to tire.

TOfPntj. tf. To he fatigued.

9«fn^ port. Instigator, promoter.

^vm^ if. a. To promote, to forward.

^fV^PfT 19. n. Tohoil.

\adv. y

To move from one
plaee to another.

^^VT^pn V. n. To he excited, to ho mov-
ed, to try to move.

WK(^x uu a. To excite, to move. •

^^mi^l V. a. To boil water.

^^m t). a. to turn up.

«ffi adj. Spoken.

^f^ 8.f. Speech, voice, language;
contrivances, invention.

^mzm V. n. To trip.

^^^m v.n. To be rooted up, plucked
np or raised up, to slip out (<»« a bone,
^c). Vkhama jmkharM To be
plucked or rooted up.

D. a. To roof up, break or
pluck up, eradicate, extir-
pate ; dislocate.

^«TJnrn. Wickedness,

^rm^9ftadj. Wicked. [ing rice.

5 VPr s.m. A wooden mortar for pound-

^m4t{8.f. A wooden mortar.

^^sim s.f. Rooting up, extirpation.

«^rwr 3^^ **. "*• Cholera morbus.

-0, a. To cause to pluck up.

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g-J!?f part. Growing, springing up ; pro-
duction.

^ififT u. n. To grow, to be produced, to
spring (as plants), to rise (as the '
mooiCs. Ugtehi jul-jana^ To be with-
ered immediately on springing up (is
applied to a hope or expeetation tohick
is blasted in the bud).

Vir^TT o. a. To spit out, to vomit ;

(met.) to refund property surrepti-
tiously obtained.

9>rT>ri D. To collect ; accumulate.

^nn^Rrr i>. a. To cause to grow, &c.

^nm s. m. That which is spit out after
chewing any thing ( speciaUy betel
leaf,) Ap ka ugal mef*a udhdr, Your'
worship's leavings are my nourish-
ment ; t. e. You, Sir, are my sup-
port and benefactor. Ugalddn/B. w.
A. spitting-pot. . [mulate.:

H3TT^T i>. «. To gathen collect, accu-

^iirft «./. Asury ; the trade of lending '
money on interest of one-fourth part, •
the payment of which is received by
instalments.

^^^^ I V, To vomit forth.

^Srai 8, m. The thing vomited.

^^ 8. m. Wrath, anger.

^in adj. Angry, cruel, wrathfuL

^^vn V. n. To be uncovwed, discover-'

ed, opened, pulled off.
e^ adj. Prompt ; ready.
Htn^m V. a. To uncover, discover, un^

veil, open, pull off, unclose, have.
^ysixw s. w. One who uncovers or un-

veils.
^^m^j V. n. To rise, to be raised or

lifted ; to lap, bound, spring up.
'^'J^rPTT 17. a. To lift or raise up.
^^m 8. m, A thief, a pick-pocket,
^^^^ 5./. A female thief, or piok-»
pocket.

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^^snr 1 tf. n. To separate ; to be

9^^Z [ separated {as pUsler from

V^TZT \ a wall); to slip, slide, re-

F^fll I bound {as a tword striking

9mtt J a hard body obliquely) ; to

, be broken or interrupted (sUip).

^^tir «. r»» Amotb.

^^KfT v.n. To speak, pronounce, utter.

v^^fT t7. fi. To separate, to be sepa-
rated.

^n^T?!T V. a. To order a person to
separate {one thing from another),

^■mznr V. a. To diride, separate.
Uchal Wai», To be tired, to be dis-
gusted.

^nvni t>- a. To lift up a burden,

^^n^lT t>. tf. To pronounce, to speiik
out, to utter.

^f^n itdj. Proper, becoming, fit, suit-
able, conyenient.

^r^lPTT #. a. To separate one thing
from another.

«^ adj. High, tall, loftjr.

^5^T«./. Height.

V^xm t?. H. To separate (as the skin
from the fleah, &c.); to be uttered,
spoken or prononnced. t;. a. To speak,
utter, tell.

^^rzn 8. 771. 7 The act of vexing, or

^^T^ «./. J rendering sorrowful,
vexation.

*^^fPr «./. Height.

^^TT ? /»./. Pronunciation, utterance,
^^vn y artioulation, expression, enun-

oiatioUi
Vin'TT V. a. To pronounce, speak out,

Utter, articulate, express, [culated.
WMlfVi adj. Pronounced, uttered, arti-
'yf :^^r a. m. The horf«e of Indra,
^"^t a, m» Joy, gladness. [ed.

vf^ aij. Ruined, lain, waste, destroy-
^9fm^ a. w. Food left or rejected,

•roml)s, fragmenti, leavings, orts.

W^m s. m. Breath, breathing ; hope,
expectation ; division of a book.

^^^TT ) 0. n. To leap or bound, to
^W^IT j spring or spout up {as wetter

in a fountain) f to spring or fly up.
irnwT»TT t>. a. To order another to throw

up any thing.
99n 8. m. Vomiting.
BWr^Tf u. a. To throw up, to toss ap

a thing (aa a ball ^c.) and catch it in

the hand.
B^^ s.f. Excitement. [clownish.

^r^T^ adj^ Inconsiderate, rash, ignorant,
^9IT^I V. n. To become desolate.
-g^'^^^lfl 1?. a. To lay waste by the

hands of a third person,
^^^Tfl^^TVT part In ruins, desolate.

tTv } **• ^'"'"'^•*'-

^^HPiTfT t7. ft. To become clean, to shine,
to be bright.

^^T adj. Clear, shining, luminou
bright, splendid. [brighteiii

^'WTTr V. a. To cause to cleanse, JLo

^gf^T'lT D. a. To cause a person to pour
from one vessel to another.

^^TT'nc a. m. Splendor, brightness, adj,
famous, celebrated ; light, bright^
splendid.

^inPF ^dj' Desert, desolate, ruined,
ruinous, demolished, deserted, aban-
doned.

Herif^ i>. a. To lay waste, desolate, de-
molish, injure, expose to loss.

B^»r a. m. The direction or part of a
river which is opposite to the course
of the stream, up the stream.

^TK^TT 1?. To become waste.

^^rr^fTT i>. «. To cleanse, polish, {me-
tfkls or jewels),

^«fT^ «. m. Splendor, brightness, light.
adj^ Clear^ shlniug, luminoas, brig]|t«

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^m^8./. Splendor, glare, adj. Bright^
clear, light,

^fWijT^ > s. m. BrightnesB.

^Tft?iT«./. Mooa-light.
^^W adj. Lighted by moon.

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The name of city which was
capital of the conn try where
Vikramaditya reigned.

1 €uii. Clean, bright, Inminona,

W^ ,...^„., „,

^«^^ J splendid, clear, pnre, shining;
blown, expanded,

^■wi^?fT «./. Splendor, radiance.

^«Tftw adj. Pure, clean, clear.

B«f n 8. m. The city of Vjein, formerly
the capital of Vikr\maditya i it is
one of the seven sacred cities of the
Hindns, and the first meridian of
their geographers.

^^^i^m V. a. To peep, to spy,

ruif I <wj[. Ignorant, illiterate, clown-

f i>. n. To flow or be poured from

one vessel into another. •. a. To

throw or pour quickly from one vessel

, into another. [into another.

^^r^»fT «. a. To pour from one vessel

vftl«fT V. Flow or poured from one

vessel to another,
wz^r^^ adj. Precipitate, rash, acting
without consideration. [plant.

BZW^ 8.f. A river near Gwalior • a
^"SW^ 8. m. A p^op or support,
v^^ 8, m, A hat made of leaves.
^3»rT u. ». To rise up, be raised, to
spring • to bo abolished. [exercise.
^3t^ i?./. Restlessness; a kind of
'^^fT'!T i>. a. To causo to lift or rai^e

up, or remove, &c.
^Z^m s. m. One who rises.
^jrt«r)^r 8. m. A piltew^ $ purloiner, »
petty thief^

V3m 8./. Act of appearing. *..in. An
area or court ; rising, ascension,
appearing.
W7TTT v. a. To lift, take or raise up,
elevate, hoist, take or bear away, pro-
duce, invent, cause, gain, get, enjoy,
abolish, excite, rouse, support, bear,
carry, remove, receive suffer, exhibit
contract debts or purchase on credit,
expend. [any place.

9^ 8. m. Bxpenditura ; act of leaving
^^3mt 8. m. Act of frequentiy rising

up and sitting down ; inconstancy,
^f^ 8. plur. The stars, the starry

firmament,
^ir^vrr i^. n. To walk with a stately

or affected gait
^w^adj. Flying.
^Ifm V. n. To fly,
wfmT»r «./. A flying serpent.
WW 8. m. A raft, a float.
w^€ 8. m. A bug.
^a-fT^ 8.m. A spendthrift^ an extravir

gant person, prodigal.
^WJ^adj. Capable of flying, fledgiA
w^nm 8. f. Act of flying.
^nmn «. a. To cause to flf ; to squan^
dor or spend extravagantly, dissi-
pote, blow up or away, filch ; to en-
tice. Urdna purdtia, To squander.
^^^ 8. m. A raft, a float.
^f'R 8. m. Any thing placed under «
vessel to prevent its oversetting ; %
prop, a support.
^* ^l^m V. n. To seek or cry for an
absent person (applied to a child on^f%
^^wr «. n. To overset.
^tf^T^^rrod;. Abroach, atilt.
nzm 17. a. To put on clothes.
w^T^n 17. tk. To canse to clothe*

n^mpari. A wearer or imtler 00'of
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'^tf

^^ms.m. Clothing.

^^^^PIT u. a. To i»oor.

^^adj. Tall, higb.

grif tf^D. There, thither.

vmviQT s.f. Excitement, uneasiness,
care.

^f\^^ adj. Difficult..

««ii^ n. prop. The province of .Orissa.

^sn^ 8. m. Name of a saint son of Bri-

. haspati.

^nPTT adj. m. As much as thaty so
much, so man J.

vinnr (tdv. Out of the way.

wmn s. m. Phenomenon ; violence,

^flKff 8. f. A fragment, any thing taken
off from the body ; cast of clothes.
Bin 86 utrcm hdna. To be freed from
debt.

W^K^ «. tf. To descend, alight, halt,
bait^ disembark, land, dismount, sub-
side, decrease, pass over, cross, go
off, fall off, decay, fade, flag, be freed
' from debt, become insipid, flatten,

• fall in value or in dignity.

wn^nniT i>. *. To cause to descend or
alight.

viKinT «. a. To take down or pull "down
(by th$ hands of a third persoHf as to
doit one'a self is, utdrna); to boil
over.

\ adj. Shallow.

adj. Supine, lying on the
back ; shrilow.

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^irnc s* m. Descent, declination. Utdr
dsna, to bring down ; (met) to dis-
grace, to dishonor.

wmf?r«./. A fragment.

B^ncnr V. a. To cause to alight or de-
scend, to bring down ; to degrade ;
to cause to pass over, to convey
avar ; to take off, to tear-off, strip
off, to cut off, or break off ifl portion

of. any things unload, disembark, dis^
mount, discharge ; to muke a return
or recompense. Utare hue, engaged
with a desperate resolution in any
enterprise . metaphor taken from ca-
italryy who dismount to fight on foot
with a determination to conquer or
die).
^jrrrwnr s. m. A lowering and raising.
VUTKT ». m. A descent ; crossing or
passing, (over a ri'oer, ^c.) an answer ;
cast off clothes ; disgrace ; degrada-
tion; ransom; self-devotion.
^«!TW 8. f. Quickness, speed, despatch.
vfirwmradj. i». Swift, quick, speedy,

preeipitate, rash,
'^un* adj.f. Swift, quick, speedy, s.f.
Haste, speed, rashness, impatienpe.
"QTB^^ adj. Worn, cast off clothes, jewels,

&c.).
^«^ 8. m. Free from debt or obligati«B..
^V^ s.f. Regretting, missing any

thing.
^m^ ^if s. m. A good soil-
^^y{^ adj. Anxious, excited.
Wfm adj. Excellent, best, prktoipalt

first, chief.
^Tit<*j%q 8. m. An excellent man.
^^^ s. m. An answer, the north, adj^
Posterior, latter,, behind, northern,
superior, high. Uttarardh, the latter
half.
sf^<Miq<|<fl s.f. The twelfth Innar man-
sion containing two stars ; figured by
abed.
^TTwnpr^ s. m. The 27th lunar man-
sion, figured by a conch, and com-
prehending two stars of which one is
Andromeda.
'^rncT adj^ Northern, northerly, s.f-

North wind, boreas.. -
« ^^^iff ^I^ ^» 09« An inheutance,

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g^i>fil€TKt^. /. An heir, a snccessor.

^J^ncww «. m. The half of the year du-
ring which the sun is to the north of
the equator, the summer solstice.

«VfTf <*flj. The last half.

W1I1WI «./. The 2 1 St lunar mansion,
figured by an elephant's tooth, or a
bed, and containing two stars, one of
which is in Sagittarius.

^^T^TTT adj. Of or belonging to the
north, northern. [and further.

^fffxtTK adv. More and more, further

^iT^f adj. Arrived, got over a difficulty,
delivered, rescued.

^T adj. High, lofty, tall.

^^ ». m. Plaits of cloth. Mdrkar uttu
bnndya usJce-tueen, here .beat him to
mummy {lit. till his body become markr
ed like the plaits in cloth), xUtu Jcur-
na, u. a. To plait. Uttu^gur^ A
planter.

JWnn s, m. Effott, rising up, manly
exertion^, battle, joy. Utthan-ekadu-
ihiy or devathan, The eleventh of the
shukJr-puhah of Kartik, when Vishnu
is said to awake from sleep ; during
thifour months that he is supposed to
sleep it is unlawful to maiTy).

^mm^ 9. fh. The act of raising a thing
np, in arithmetic the producing of
answer or result.

> s. /. Birth, origin, creation,
^^qfw J production.

adj. Born, produced ; gained ;

occurred, a, m. Proceeds, profits,

produce.
Viim s,m. X blue lotus ( Nymphea ceru-

iea) ; a plant (a Costus).
««ITZ^ *. m. The rooting up of a thing,

eradication, '

^wn?r «. m; A portent, a phenojnenop ;

violence, injustice, injury.

^«n^ s. m. The producing or creating
of a thing.

B^S'm 8. m. Indifference, careleisness •
comparison, illustration {in poetry or
rhetonc).

^^RT s.m. Abandoning, quitting, resign-
ing, returing from ; giving donation;
any precept or rule.

9t^ s. m. A festival, a jubilee, public
rejoicing ; impatience j wrath.

^iimr «. TO. Effort, perseverance, en-
ergy, fortitude ; happiness ; joy.

^J^rft adj. Active, persevering.

^^^IT V. a. To overturn, to overset.

'^WH^W adj. Topsy turvy, higgledy
piggledy, 5./. Confusion, interchange.

'^ir^T adj. Shallow. [overset.

^tr^ilT '0. a. To cause to tnm over or

^^ 8. m. Water.

'er^ a. m. The ocean.

^iT s. TO. The eastern mountain, be-
hind which the sun is supposed to
rise ; rising; ascending ; light, splen-
dour ; prosperity, good fortune.
uduy hona, v. n. To rise ( as the sun
&c.)

^^^f^fK } s. TO, The mountain from
^^m^g J behind which the sun is

supposed to rise.
^^^W 8. TO. From sun-rise to sun-set ;

from udayachul, where the sun is

supposed to rise, to astachalf where

it 18 supposed to set.
^^ adj. Prosperous, flouiishing.
^3^ s. TO. The belly.
B^^t^ «./. The lino on the abdomen.
^^^f Fl *./. Dropsy,
gr^fqun adj. A glutton voracious,

one who devours every thing, fleah^

fish, &c. one who is a devil §ov his

belly.
^ W!^ 8. TO. Diarrhea, dysejajejpy.

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^f^^^ 8, m. The tape wona.
^Pc^«./. A pregnant woman.

J32^ > adj. Pat^ corpalent.

V^f^V ac(;. Fat, corpulent.

W^ 8.f. EnlargeoMnt of the abdomen
from dropsy or flatnlencj <idj.
Abdominal.

WTir «• m. Marriage.

« ^m s. f». The acute accent, a high or
sharp tone ; the gift donation ; a
musical instrument, a large drum.

^y^n^r <»dj. Liberaly giving, a donor,
great, illustrious ; dear, beloved.

V^nr a, m. One of the five vital airs,
that which rises up the throat and
passes into the head.

V^[TK ad^, Gen^ons, liberal, munificent ;
great ; unperplexed ; gentle.

^in^irr «./. Generosity, liberality ;
munificence.

^Rnw #. m. Unsettledness, retiredness.
€ufj. Unsettled, retired, lonely , for-
lorn, dejected, sorrowful, sad ; apa-
thetic.

V^T^ «./. Solitude, loneliness, sadness,
dejection, adj. Unsettled, solitary,
lonely, retired, dejected.

B^T^>ir «. TO. A class of mendicants of
the Panjab, an hermit or anchorite,
a cynic, a misanthrope, a stoic.

^^JJZ 8, /. Browi\nes8.

^^IV[^ «. m. An example or illustra-
tion, a simile, a comparison, an appo-
site argument, one of the five modes
of logical reasoning.

Vf^ adj. Risen (at the 8un) ; distin-
guished, -conspicuous (at valour 4rc.).

V^ adj. Known, celebrated.

W^^ 8. m. The country and its inhabi-
tants north of the river Sorabati.
V;^^ 9. m. The glomerous fig tree

I (Ficu8 glomerata) ; a set of hnk*
' mans.

V^W t. m. A gum resin, Bdelliuui.

«^ 8. m. Object ; intention.

^r^^T adj. Vomited, cast up.

g-fPIK 8. m. Vomiting ; sound.

^SMtZ^ 8. m. The rope and bucket of a
well, a leathern bucket used for draw>
ing water ; an instrument or means
of opening, a key, &c.

^ife?T adj. Done with effort, exerted ;
opened.

^f^^ 8. m. Strenuous and continued
efforts, exeition, endeavour, labour ;
calling, employment, trade.

^^vm adj. Exciting, inflaming as pas-
sion ; blazing, glowing of a luminous
body.

9^9 cuij. Illuminated.

9fW 8. m. A scope, a vestige, a trace.

Viv 8. m. Asthma, act of gasping or
panting, plethora in the vessels of
the head, haad-ache, indigestion.

9VW adj. Rude, arrogant, illbehaved.
8. m. A king^s wrestler.

QKK 8. m. Debt (especially not hearing
intereet), deduction, discharge, deli-
verance, salration. raising up from
any place or state.

VWT^T V. a. To liberate, discharge.

^^ 8, m. Birth, production.

Cfir^r 8. »i. Vegetables.

9^rw 8. m. A section, a chi^ter, the
division of a book. adj. Raised, helu
up, active, persevering, labouring
deligendy and incessantly.

9VIT 8. m. Strenuous and continued
effbit, exertion perseverance, en^
deavor, labour ; calling, employment,
trade. [motive.

^^fr 8. m. A royal garden ; purpose,

^^^ 8. m. Exertion, perseverance,
strenuous and continued endeavour.

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adji Active, laborious, persever-
ingj one who makes effort,

^^f^ i. m. Light, ftistre.

Vf%7 adj. Perplexed, dejected, anxious,
troubled, filled with thought.

^%w «. m. Regret, agitation, conster-
nation, fear; perplexity, dejection,
anxiety, uneasiness, exertion ; care ;
iha fruit of the Areca catechu, betel-
nut, [ed, agitated.

wwft adj. Perplexed, anxious, perturb-

^ftn «. m. Recollection, the recognizing
of a thing.

H? s. m. An offer.

B^sw adj. Free from debt.

V4< ) (»dii. There, thither, on that
saniK J side, on the other side. U-

dhar se, from that of the other side,
^m ac^' «. Opened, undone, unrolled
as the seem in a garment^ or thread
win a chU),
^trnc 1 s. m. Debt lespeciaVy not hettr-
^fK 5 ing tntei-est), deduction, dis-
charge, deliverance, salvation, raising
up from any place or state.
^vrrcm «. <»- To liberate, to discharge.
ns^ «. w. Unravelling, unwearing.

^?5S } ^. «• To undo, to unravel,
''y^ ( unfold.
BM^TT 3

^^ pron, filter. Those, them.

9tf^9 adj. Forty-nine.

Wnm^'tH adj. Thirty-nine.

^inJtw adj. Twenty-nine.

^«lfrar ac^. Fifty-nine.

^vrei Like them.

^nv^adj. Seventy-nine.

^^ I adj. Sleepless.

V^ CKJ^. Nineteen.
BIRI a^. High, taU.
Wf)! ^./. Increase, advancement, pros-
perity ; rising, ascending.

9-

7 tf(^. Insane, frantic, mad ;
^ d ■ -

^^^ f drunk, intoxicated, lustfal,
furious extravagant.

v^viTT 9, f. Insanity, intoxication.

^^T^ 8. m. Madness, extravagance.

^m^i adj^ . Mad, insane, extravagant.

^mjn s. /.. A measure of size or quantity,

^WH adj. Looking upwards.

^m^ s. m. Winking, twinkling of the
eye-lids.

^nrn: «./. Manner, appearance, adj^
Like, resembling.

m^ A prepositioa which usually con-
veys Uie idea of vicinity or resem-
blance in an inferior degree.

^9ipf^m «* /. The- insignia of royalty ;
implements^ materials, means ; help-
ing) assisting.

^q^T^ 5. m. Favour^ protection, help,
sssistance, benefit, kindness.

ti^Tlfn^ adj. A {rieni, a protector, one
who befriends.

^q*T^ adj. Assisting, helping, bene-
ficient, benefactor ; subsidiw-y, sub->
servient.

9mfm s. m. Deliberate commencement
or undertaking ; beginning in gene-
ral ; a stratagem.

^^m adj. Promised, agreed.

^v(im s. m. Agreement, promise j ap*
preach, approximation^

^q^W 8. m. A prisoner, a man or ani-
mal in confinement ; favour, enconr-*
agement ; assistance. [m«it.

mvf^ 8. m. A kind of musical instru-

^^^lT 8. m. Service ; physicking, the
practice, of medidne ; practice, pro^
fession usage ; a present, a bribe.

r^y^ s.f. Anything spoken or sang
extempore, the burthen of a song ;
the chorus, variations in music.

mtf^^s.m. Preparation, eiertaon.

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q^q^pn V. n. To apmg np, grow, be

produced, ghoot forth.
^yqiTW adj. Fertile,
vqurm tn «• To ereatOi prodooe^ make

grow, cultivate.
n^^tm adj. Prodaced, propagated,
vq^rt^ir 8, m. Subsistence, means of

living. iCt^"^* subsistence.

eqiftf^T «./. Livelibood, means of sup-
^tppft^ adj. Dependant, living by or on.

\ 8. m. A composition of per-

^tT^*fT j fumes, flour, &c. used to
rub the body with. [a business.

^mm V. n. To be tired or to be sick of

'^iT^T i>. n. To be rooted out, to be
pulled onty to be skinned ^ to be im-
printed with the mark of any thing.

vmnq 8. m. Disease ; haste, hurry ;
heat| pain, misfortune.

^^t^ 5. m. A relish or something to
promote drinking ; the venereal
disease.

^xi^ s.f. A present, an offering to a
king or great man, &c.; a bribe.

Vqfir t. m. Advice, counsel, exhorta-
tion, admonition, information^ in-
struction.

Vq^HK ) t. TO,/. An adviser, instruc-

^<7tart ) tor, admonisher, a guide,
especially a spiritual guide.

*q^i«l«l <w5f. Advising, an adriser.

wq^^ «. m. A adviser ; teacher.

^m^A «. m. A portent, any natural phe-
nomenon BO considered ; violence,
injury, injustice, tyranny^ excess,
insult.

^in(lt .'• m. An oyerbearing person,

^^^\^ 8. m. An inferior mineral, a
semhnetal, of which, seven are speci-
fied, viz. pyrites, sulphate of copper,
talc, antimony, red orpiment^ yellow
orpiment, and calx of brass ; second-

ary secretion, ns the milk, memseiy
adeps, sweat, teeth, hair, and lyraph.
viniTW 8* TO. A pillotr.

^8. m. The initiation of tbe
three first classes ,* investi-
ture with a peculiar thread or cord
worn over the left shoulder, and
under the right ; the. cord of die
Brcihmana is of cotton, niunja or ku&i
grass ; of the KshcUree of san or
flax ; and of the Fy«, of wool : tbe
youths are invested, respectively,

from 8 to 16, from II to 22, and
from 12 to 24 yearrof age.

v^f*l^^ 8./, A portion of the religious
writings of the Hindus : the theolo-
gical part, and the F«iajt<a, or arga-
mentive part of the Ved8j either
detached from, or comprised in the
principal work. [^7^-

vqihr «, m. Spectacles, glasses for tlie

vcrrf^ 8. TO. A paramour, a gallant.

BMm^% 0. TO. A heinous crime^ as kill>

ing a cow, selling a daaghter, aike-
ism, &c.

to which another is likened.

wqifTif 8. TO. Comparison.

^vfirfv 8, /., Resemblance, compariaoa,
a likeness, a picture, image^ isc. .

wA^ adj. Comparable.

9«qiv o^;'. Fit, proper, right, becoming;
worUiy, qualified ; adapted to, suit-
able, appropriate.

«Twfl^ a. TO. Suitableness ; use.

W^A ad;. Suitable.

^f^Kprep. Above, on, over.

^H^'TT «. TO, A scarf.

Vq^T<»4^. Superficial, the outtide of
a garment {opposed to the lining).

^IMll^flMli 8. /. Surfeit,' mort de
chien, cholera morbus.

}«./. A resemblance, compa-
rison, simile, that thhig

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^^^W 8, m, A secondary mineral^ as
red chalk, bitumen, &c.; a subordinate
flavour.
«q^T^ adv. After, afterwards.
^'Wwr 8. m. Aid, assistance. Uparala
kama, it. <t. To take om's part, pro-
tect, stickle for.
^^r% adij. Above, up.
^rirdv 8, VI. Partiality, proieciiou^ sup-
port, defence, favour, kindness.
^Mfl^n adj. Impending. [temple.

«^rCtfvi a. m, A chief priest of a Hindu
^R^^ 8. m. A towel or cloth for wip-
ing the body. adj. Superficial.
^^ 3. m. A scarf, a covering {8h8$t).
^V;^ adj. Supernatural ; the outside

of a garment (appo8id to the lining).
VMi|?iMTt 8*f. Surfeit, mort de chien,

cholera morbus.
'^^f^ 9.fn. A rock or stone, a precious

stone or jeweK
***^^^ «. m. A synecdoche of a part
* f^w a yhole, or of a quality for that

in which it resides.
W^mj 8. w. Cakes of dried cow-drug,
^trfinr adj. Smeared, plastered,
^twft 8. f. Cakes of dried cow-dung of
a small size. [ing,

^^^ s.m. Plastering, smearing, anoint-
vrtrnr 8. m. Smearing, plastering with

cowdung, (fee.
^H«i«i 8. m. A garden, a grove, an arti-
ficially planted wood.
^Hi^f 8. m. Minute, description.
^<nrTw «. m. A certain celestial mins-
trel; furniture.
Bqfw 8. m. A fast, fasting.
^M«fi^ adj. Pasting, one wha observes

a ^st.
^nfinnf 8, f. Profane seienoe, inferior

sort of knowledge,
^irf^ 8. m» Factitious poison; a nar-

cotic, any deleterious drag, as opium»
Datura, &o.
VtrJtn 8. m. The thread or cord worn by
by the three first classes of Hindus
over the left shoulder and under the
right.
WRt^ 8.m.k. division of Hindu science
deduced immediately from the Ved8 ;
four works are included under
this denomination, and severally en-
titled Ayu8h, Gandharoah, DAa-
rush, and Sthapatyah ; the first, it
is said, was delivered to mankind
by Brahma, Indra, Dhanwantart^
and five other deities, and comprises
the theory of disorders and medi-
cines, with the practical methods of
curing diseases ; the second, or mu«
sic, was invented and explained by
Bharaia ; the third u^i>8d was com«-
posed by Vishamitrah on the fabrica*
tion and use of arms and implements
handled* m war by the tribe of
Kshattris ; and Vishwaharma is said
to have revealed the fourth in vari-
ous treatises on sixty-four mechani-
cal arts, for the improvement of suclk
as exercise them.
9iW»T 8. m. Tranquility, calmness, pa*
tience. [pacified.

winn^ adj. Oahn, tranquil ; appeased,

^TOlf^ 8./. Tranquility, calm 5 appeas-
ing, allaying.

Hm?^ ac^. Tranquil, calm, appeased.

^qiiror 8. m. Science connecl^d withr
or derived from the shastrah.

frqf9 s. f. Stink, staleness, putrefaction>
rottenness.

vironT «. n. To become musty, to rot.

«q«9r s^ m. A portent, a natural phe^-

' nomenon supposed to announce future
evil} a disease, possession by an evi£

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^«r

; spirit ; a particle prefiixe^ to root&,
&c., a preposition.

^q«3ft «./. A concubine.

^Tj^ s. m. The male or female organs
of generation. [ed, approximate.

^^f^ (tdj. Present^ ready ; approacli-

^^^TO »• m. Derision, scorn, laughter ;
fun, sport, ridicule, laughing at any
one. [tion.

^^l^T*T s. w. A tale, a story, a narra-

^^crnr «. w. The sectarial mark made
with sandal, &c. on the forehead,

^^i^f I «. a. To root up, extirpate,
eradicate.

Vqr^pr •• m. Abstraction^ restraining
the organs of sense and perception ;
cause, moti?e ; immediate or proxi-
mate cause. [tyranny.

^9^\\^ 8. f. Violence, injury, injustice,

VqiRr «. m. Virtuous reflection ; a dis-
criminative or distinguishing proper-
ty ; deception, disguise ; a title, a
discriminative appellation^ a nick
name«
exTpft adj. Violent; unjust.
^'TT«H^ 8, m^ A spiritual preceptor,
^qi^irnn <./. A female preceptor.

l^] ''^' Thewifeof»t«»cber.

V^TKT tj,a. To create, produce, earn,
get; to adopt as an expedient or
remedy, to contrive to prepare.

^qm s, m. A means, expedient, plan,
way, contrivance, scheme, preparar
tion, redress, remedy.

eqrft adj. Resorting to expedients, con-
triving, remedying ; contriver, expeit
in the use of means. [ty.

^nnar«y *. w. Earning, acquiring proper-

^tTTftrw adj. Acquired, gained, earned.

w^niRi $. m. Abuse, reviling ; defer-,
dog, d^lljing,

wmi s, m. Remedy, redress*

^^^ $, nu A fast, fasting.

^VTW^ «. m, A worshipper ; a senraxti.

^qT^»n «./. Worship, adoration, ser-
vice, attendance on a superior, sedi^
lity^ sttpplication, prayer, intereeft-
sion. v, a. To reverence, to worship*

^^TTOT ac^. Hungry, one who fasts.

^TTT#i" adj. Serving, worshipping.

^mm adj. Worthy of being worshipped^
deserving of service, oi honour, &c.

^^\ \ <»^. Oonlriting, rejaaedying.

^tnB" s. m. Means, remedy*

^^WT «•/. Trick, deceit, one of the
minor expedients in war ; abandiwk-
ing, abandonment.

'smmi '0. n. To boil over*

B'W^ V. n. To vomit,
^«Ti:«./- Act of vomiting.

'<fH<tHi 17. a. To vomit.

^^zn s. m. A paste for scotiring ^le
skin previous to bathing*

^H^ifT 0. a. To rub on the body a deter-
gent application called vbaina.

^W^\ V. To remain ov^.

V^TK s. m. Release, deliverance.

^mmm t>. ». To boil.

^flTm 17. a. To cause to boil (hy thM
hand of another),'^ to boil anything
with such violence that it is skilled.

Bf^vn V. n. To rot, to putrefy.

^TOPIT V. *. To cause to rot,

^wmm V. a. To viAnit.

^mm i». *, To sow, to plant.

^^^iTT V. a. To set at liberty, liberate,
release*

TWIJ^^ 17. n. To bofl, to make boil«

wn^ 8. m. A bear.

^9^9 pron. Botii.

^^X^ v. n. To swell, to rise np, to
oyerflow; to unlade {<t cart or totU)*

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^fiTTT pitri. Unladen {as a cart or 6otft>.
Uhhi$ra karna, .t>. a. To unlade (a cart
or boat). [over.

v'T^T^ ^* o- To fill a vessel till it ran

viTiVTT t>. a. To take away, to steol.

HHim tf« a. To alarm, to distarb,

WHIK s. w. Swelling* plnmpnees, tmne-
faction^ prominence.

w«rrc«rr t>. a. To plump np, to raise np,
to excite, to pursnade.

^W 8. f. Excessive joy, transport,
exultation, ambition.

^iPf^T D. n. To advance witb joy.

9«nlY (»^*. Aspning, ambitions.

^««rT iy. «. To overflow, to fall ( a*
iMTtf), to swell, to increase or be
ponred out (<»< a river, c^dSy an ar-
my, ths hearty ^c).

^^K8.f. Age, lifetime.

WH^ «./. Heat*

B«f^9^ V. To feel beat.

v< 9. m. Tbe bosom, tbe breast. Urd
lenoy ti. *. To embrace, to caress, to
fondle.

^s^ s.m. A snake.

^^W^fP! 8. m. Tbe infernal regions be-
low tbe eartb .
v^iTO «. iw. GoTOor the king of birds ;
, a serpent eater*
w^^lf^ a. m. Enemy of serpeute.

^V' > 8. w. Female breast.

BTifVT V, To make entangled. [^«).
^Kf( 8. m. Crimpling, plaits (ae (^ doif^
mvsMK a. 971. A crimpler or plaiter Hi

clothes,
froi 8, m. In the upper part or region.
^K^ adj, Hitbermost, of this side.
H^ f./. Granrd.

^^T^ifr «.7n. Reproach, reprof, complaint.
«f^ a^^ Fi*eed from a debt.

* ▼ft'siT 9./, Si]|@ the .wife of JBmu,

^tm 8. i». Reproach, r^root.

^^ 8. f. The upper part of the thigh«

(»dj. Ijarge, great, ample.
«^ «./. Complication, deception.
^^? «./. A kind of vetoh (DoUchos

^^ J pil08U8).

9?fw ^ <• /• A female armed atten-
dant in the haram.
V?r 8. m. An otter.
^^9T 8, m. A disease oocasioned by the

mounting of wind upwards,
^^nft 8.f. The name of a courtezan,

or female dancer in the heaven of In-

dra ; an ornament worn on the

breast.
VTO «./. Fertile soil, yielding everf

kind of crop ; land in generaL
^»r ac^. Naked.

^WT V. To transgresB ; to leap over.
^^WHT V. a. To throw out the water

from any thing, to drain.
^^HPT «./. Involution, entanglement,

complication.
^ ^WRT u. n. To be entangled, to ravel^

to be involved (in diffieuUies ). n* a.

To quarrel, to debate.
H«**g^5w^m «. n. To be entanglec^

to ravel, ^c.
^^i^T^ u. a. To entangle, to rarel ot

entwist {as thread), to involve, b^y

or engage (ia di^fieultieit b%mnia§, ^«)

to embroiL
9<!rMrT? 8. m. Entanglem^^t^ pfuple«ity,

intricacy, oompliflatbay involmtiem
vei^lfl a. ntw Entanglement* .
B^E^?^ 8, m. Nettie of a flewer.
wei^fiT tt CI* To pervert, aubveii, thwart^

reverse, overturn, reply, u. n. To be

reversed, tnrned over or tusned baek^
to return^
^nziwizadj. Higgledy piggUdy^ topsy
turvy, «./, Confodiwif inte/ehage.

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^mz^ part, or adj. Reversed, iaraed
back. 8. m. Reverse, opposile, con-
trary, reverted, turned back ; pease
pudding, a kind of pudding made of
the meal of any pulse.

^TOTTT t?. <». To overturn, turn over,
overset, upset, pervert^ thwart, re-
verse, invert, return.

V^rzrm ^mzmi v. a. To reverse, modi-
fy ; to interchange. [ piggledy.

V€2T ^mzj <^dj. Topsy turvy, higgledy

v<!!W«rT i>. n. To undulate, to be agitat-
ed (a« ^A^ ocMn btf Btorms).

^^tfT 8. m. Translation (of a writing).

W^nr t). n. To lie down» to rest*

v^r^fT «. n. To be overset, to be laid
on one side.

^€T^ 8. m« A complaint, an accusa-
tion. V, n. To grow, to vegetate.
Ulahana dena, d. o. To reproach,
complain (to) accuse.

9mf:m 17. a. To cause to sleep.
9vr9^r V. n. To overset, to lay over

' to one side •

^^nmr s. m. Reproach, complaint.

^'^JWiT V. a. To throw up water, to

bale.

«^ ) *. /. A kind of grass ( Saccka-
«mT ) rum cyUndricum)^

«^ «« m» An owl.

V19W s* «!• Bdellium, a gummy sub*

stance ; a wooden mortar used for
^ cleaning rice.
V%WWT V. a. To pour water.
^f«T #./. A firebrand ; fire falling from

heaven, a meteor, &c. ; fiame ; fire.
«f^ 8.m, A firebrand, wood burning

or burnt to charcoid.
Wtns. m. The transgressmg of a rule
or custom ; transgression •
nau. m. An owl ; (met.) a stupid fdlow,

•a blookheady a fool.

^(^ir 8, m. A simpleton, a fooT.
^fjnr 8, m. Sti^idity, foolishness,
vrfki,/. The root of a fragrant ^aas

(Andi'opogon muriecitum).
VWWT 17. n. To boil.

'Q^T ? 8. m. Early morning, dawn,

B^T^m J day-break.

^8. m. A camel.

V^ adf. Hot, warm ; pungent, acrid
a. m. Heat, warmth.

^^nrr f./. Heat> warmth.

9^tN 8. w, A turban, a diadem*

^^«fT 8. /. Heat, warmth.

V^«./. Wrath; warmth.

^frWT 8. m. A barber.

wwnn t. m. An animal born of heat ;
oppression*

^VirwT V. To move.

^^*W i>. To Ught a fire.

«€nT part. Boiled. Usntha, v. a. T^
cause to boil.

«WTi7. ». To boa. [recede*

^^^•TT i>. ti. To retreat, shrink from^

^^^'TO^inTT «. n. To be agitated, to

be tossed, to get into confusion.
HVTTT V. a. To winnow.
^^TWf t). «. To boil. [place.

^r€K«n D. a. To remove, to put out of
«^nj 8.m. A porch, portko, peristyle,
vestibule. [tton.

vwrfr «• m. Breath, breathing, respira*
V€nWT «. n. To breathe.
vftWRT «. a. To boil.

P D. a. To boiL

V^ 8.f. A fragrant root of grasa

used in making tatties (Andropogm

mmeatuM).
^^m t. 191. A pillow, cushion, head id

a bed or resting place,
^^^v. <». To throw ont the water

from boiled nce«

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f «. o. To light a fire or cimdle ;

to excite, to instigate.
^^fT»n t>. 0. To subside ( a BwdUng or

inundation).
^^K 8. m. Cover, coyeriog of a litter.

W The sixth vowel of the Nigri

alphabet; it has the sound of oo

in fool.
^: An interjection used to express

sudden pain or distress. Oh i
'ai'^ «./. Nodding, sleepiness.
^ fna V, n. To nod from sleepiness, to

doze, to slumber, to droop,

^ WTT ) «. /. Drowsiness, nodding,

^Wm J doze, sleepiness, drooping,

^> <HfJ. High, elevated.

"^'^ adj. High, tall, above, steep,

•loud. tTncha hoi bolna. To speak

with pride. Uncha $mna. To hard of

hearing. Unchkani, a. /. Deafness,

* * Uhehe bol ka munh nicha, The proud
ones are degraded.

^y\X \ 8,f. Height, elevation, steep-

^ ^•f > ness, eminence, tallness.

^Z 8.m. A camel.

^ zmzm 8. «. Name of a thistle of
which oamels are fond ( Eschinops
eckinatu8).

^iznt 8./^ A female cameL

^*ff adv. Exactly in that manner, so.

^ inUrj. Oh J

^« 8./. Error, slip,

^mm V, n. To vomit. Icinarum).

^W «./. A sugar-cane (Sacchai-um offi-

^Nrift*./. A sugar-cane field.

^W< 8. m. Barren land ; a pot for husk-
ing nee.

^anar^ s. m. Sugarn^aae.

^^^ «./. J ^ ^^^ '^^ husking rice.

f 'J^^vsnj 1?. To root up, to eradicate.

m^}W \ ^^* Depopulated.

^TOTTT 8. m. Absurdity, nonsense
what is witliout meaning or found*
ation. adj. Poor, helpless, destitute^
in disorder.

^fiZWZi^ adj. One who speaks incon-
siderately or without preparation.

WW8.f. Wool.

"Wi^ adj. Woollen.

^Wl 8. m. One who dies without leav-
ing issue, an unmarried man ; a stu-
pid person, blockhead, dunce.

^r^T adj. Of a brown colour.

^^^ 8. m. Noise, Impudence, rebellion,

disturbance. [rebellions.

^^^^ adj. Making noise, impudent,

Wnc ? adi). There, thither, on that
^tiT^ J side, on the other side.

^n 8.f. Wool. adj. Less, defective,
minus.

^n?t adj. Woollen.

'iiOT 0dj, Said, described.

^TO: ado. Above, on, up, upon, up-
wards, over, outside, past. ». m. Top,
outside exterior. Upar w. Form
above, over, as, 2'ufan upar 8e ckala
gyay The storm passed over.

^rrtl adj. Foreign,

^H 8. m. Oppressive heat, languor
occasioned by heat.

^H«ir V, n. To be agitated or oppressed
with heat; to be angry or dissa-
tisfied.

'SWZ adj. Impassable, steep ; inac-
cessible.

^adj. High, on high, above, Urddk-
bahu^ adj. With arms oloft or rais-

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ed np (a posffire qf Jogia ) Urddh-
fundr^ 8» m* A peouligr line, deli-
neated on the forehead by the wors-
hippers of Vishnu. Urddh-sdns, e. m.
Deep inspiratiotty gasp.

VJil^dT B. m. An order of religions men-
dicantSy the mnyasi the Bishi ; one
who live ; in perpetual chastity.

^3it^t« 8.m. Deep inspiration, gasp.

^BTcr adj. Understood; requiring to
be supplied.

^(9 1 8*f. A kind of grass ( Sac-

V9^ ) charum ct/lindricum),

^3iWW 8. m. Black pepper.

ssni^ adj. Barren {iMdh a spot with
saline soil.

Wf 8. m. Reasoning.

M The seventh vowel of the Ndgri
alphabet ; it has the sound of n in
rich, and its jsymbolical character is,
which is thus combined «m.

^^ > B.f. Stanzas; one of 4 Veda.
^^ J

W^ B. A A sentence or fnaiUrah of the
Rig-vBd ; a magical invocation, a
mystical prayer of the 'OBdB.

wftm B. m. A certain saint.

^rv 8. m, A bear.

^n#^ «. m. The first of the four 9BdB.

^9r adj' Straight metaphorically, as in
morals. (quantity, minus.

^% 8, m. Debt, (tn Algehra) negative

^WV9 ^dj. Indebted, involved in debt.

H^PTK B. m. One who does not pay his
debts.

^^'m: } adj. One who does not pay

VTWT'C J his debts.

W^H^ *•/. Discharge of a debt.
VfifN fi. m. Paying a debt.

^Wi^ 8, m. Clearing of a debt.

^Wictvn #. fn. Payment or discharge
of a debt.

^f^^ 8. m. f, A debtor.

W^ adj. m. Indebted, b, m. A debtor.

^ 8. m. Season, weather : the Hin-
dus divide the year into six seasons,
each consisting of two months, tnx,
vaBantj griBhrOy aarshaf Barad, ^m,
and BhtBhir ; the menstrual evacu-
ation.

^gimr^it^'. Fruitful, fertile, &c.,'prodttc-
tive in due season. [ ation.

W^pwiV 8, f. A woman during menstrn-

^d^rm «. w. Bathing after menstm-
ation. [<&a

Wf ndj. Prosperous, thriving, rising,

1^ 8. f. A medicinal plant ; wealth,
possession, property ; increase, proa-
perity ', a name of goddess FatvaU\

W^ B. m. A debt.

^bWY b. m. a debtor.

9f^ B.m. A aedy or sacred compositfon ;
a sanctified personage so called a S9ge
or saint ; there are several orders
of these rtsiUlf, as the JlfaharBki

m

Devarshif RajarBhiy ^c. the nncom-
ponnded name is especially applied te
seven ancient sages, beginning ^th
vaBhishthy who hold in mythology
an exalted and mysterious rank, and
who fom in astronomy the aaterism
of the Greater Bear • the Mighi of a
mantrak or mystic prayer in the '^tfif,
is the sage by whom it is supposed to
have been remembered or recited.
'^ftr^W An obligation owing to the
Bishi's ; the study of Veds.

wnrqilt «./. The wife of a saint.
Mf^ B.f. A spear, sword*

J- adj. Sup

erior to aH ETlaint?.

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^i\ s.f. The wife of u Rishi.
^rit^ 5. m. Chief of tlic Riskis.
^«ftHr adj, Superior to alt saints.
W«rg« s. m A certain mountain.
^^ s, ni. A bear ; a star, a constel-
lation.

n

H The eighth vowel in the Ndgri al-
phabet : it has the sound of i^e in
reet, and when combined its symbol
is thus placed beneath the letter If.

H s. /, The mother of the gods also
of the demons ; a name s}i Sh } an
Amr or demon.

^ or li, The ninth vowel of the Ndgri
alphabet, having the power of Iri, but
more nsually considered to be ex-
pressed by li in leek.

g

9 or lee, The tenth vowel in the Nag-
ri alphabet : it has the sound of
Ue in leek.

^ or eh. The eleventh vowel in the
Nd^n* alphbet, corresponding very
nearly to e in esquire, hempen : its
symbol is placed above the letter it
may de combined with, as.

^I e interj. O \ a respectful particle of
address. ^

W adj. One Ek^-eki^ All at onci. Ek-
ad, some some few. Eh-hdrgi^ All at
once. Ek-^a^tAXi together, entire.

10.

Ek Ban, adj. Alike, similar. Ek-aedm
nah rahne, Is used to denote a change
of condition, most commonly from
good to evil but sometimes the re
verse. Ek ki das sunani To reply
ten {words) for one : spoken of a per-
son who replies with many woi'ds
especially in gialng ahise). Ek-lakht,

Altogether, entirely. Ek-nuh-ek, Que
or other.

Tim^ adj. Aloiie, solitary.

vq^qli^ 8. m. One or the same time.

^r»^#f adj. Coeval, belonging to tlie

same period, simultaneous, contem-
porary.

^^^% s. m. A spiritual brother, pupil of

the same preceptor. [^ag^.

^^<4^«iln adj. Of the same town or vil-

^«||f^TT adj. Thinking of one thing only,

intent upon, absorbed in ; of one

mind, agreeing, concurring.

^^^«Pjr I *• ^' Supreme monarch.
^^ZV s. m. A fixed look, stare.
^^ij\ ) adj. Together, collected. Ek-
.^^ f tha, or Ekattha kama^ To

gather, to collect,
^v^rii^ 8. VI, A tertian ague.
R^RTT s. /. Unity, oneness ; union ;

equality,
^^^rm adj. Closely attentive, having

the 'mind fixed on one only object.

s. m, musical unison.
^^?TM 8. m. Harmony, unison, the

accurate adjustment of song, danco

arid iristrumentat mtiaic.
^'^^WJ^ s. TO. A spiritual brother, an

associate in religious offices orbbjepts.
'^ar adi. In one place, collectedly,

together. [ time.

^*^ ac/n. Once, at once, at the same-
^^:^^^ »^'. Sympathising, having

the same joyi and sorrows.

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xj^nn^ aij. One-eyed single-eyed.
qi|RT( adj^ An associate, firm ally or

partizan.
n.mx(i^ s.f, A faithful wife, one devoted

to her husband.

^^l^^ 1 Once ; one thne.

Jim^m adj. Worshipping one Deity.
R^Hftn adj. Of one faith ; believing in

one Deity.
W^Tf^«./- A heap, a crowd. [bling.
^M%H adj. Like, similar, same, resem-
^mm adj. Alone, solitary.
il«^l €tdj. Only-begotten {^on).
k^^ (^dj. Of one caste or tribe ^ of ene

colour. «. fn. An unknown quantity

(in algebra).
xi^[^ 8./. Beating time, marking

musical measure by clapping the

liands, or the instrument which d^s

80« a Castanet.
<q«UK^ 8. m. One only hope and refuge;

especially applied to a Deity.
^«H<tf: adj. Of ene body or blood.
'^^^\ Alone,

fimm J adj. Alike, similar, resem-

tfm^J\ > bling, of the same quality.

^«Tf t./. Unanimity.

^mi^4t adv. All at once, suddenly.

Jim\n adj. Aside, apart, alone.

^tV^4K adj. Alike, nniform, of the

same from.
^r«ft adj. Solitary, alone.
Jim^ adj. Intent, closely attentive, fixed

on one object ; undisturbed, nnper

plexed. [attention.

^^JT^KT 8. f. Close and undisturbed
v.«T^iit 8.f. The eleventh day of the

lunar fortnight,
^.^rfv^qfif 8. m. A sovereign, a monarch.
xi^\m adj. Aside, apart, alone; solitary,
uninhabited, lonely retired.

^^rr^ 8. m. A crow. adj. One-eyed.
^M% adj. Singly, one by one.
^ 8. f.^ Striking with the heel, spur-
ring. Er mdma. To spur.
^f«i«i 8. m. A medicinal plant, use for

ihe cure of ring-worm,
infl 8.f. The heel. Eri dehho. Look
at your heel {look cd home ) \ a phrase
used to obviate the effect of an veil
■eye.
^^ ad^. Thewfore, for this reason,
inrw? adj, m. As mnch as this, so much.
Iiwnc 8. m, Sunday,
qvf adj. m. So much, thfis much.
q?(n«T ffdif. On this account, for this

reason.
il?IT^[^TiI adj. Thus much, only this.
^^n 8. m. A musical mode.
JIK^ 8,m. The castor oil plant ( palmer
Christi or Ricinus communis).,

^X%K 8. m. 1 Exchange, interchauge ;

^^^ 8. m. > barter ; dancing at-

^V^kis.f. 5 tendance.

v^^ 8. m. Elephant of Indra.

i^(t interj. O \ a vocative particle for

females. [attorney.

it^^ s.m. An ambassador, agent, envoy.
V^'wli 8. f. Substitute, place, also a/dj^

Equivalent in compensation.
^«RT *. m. Aloes {Aloe peffoliata).
fj^ 8,f. Small car^amums, the seed of

the ElecUria cardamomum, or Alpinia

Cardamomim.
in ady). As, like.
^.^^ adi). So, like, thus • and.
^m^^ (The Sanskrit imperat of the verb

to be) So let it be, amen. Put at tho

of invocation to the Deity.
j^ A dialectic form, this year.

^^ i f,r. This

I pr.

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% The twelfth vowel of the Ndgri
alphabet : it has the sound of y in
Jypur^ and its symbol in combi-
nations is thus placed over the letter.

^.^ > s.nu Reserve, drawing,

\^^ > V. ck. To draw, attract, pull-.

Wz\ 8. m. A snaii.

$*» 8. wife A coil, twist, convolntion,
twistening, tightening ; strut.

^'^TT 9. a. To tighten. ^. n. To writhe,
cramp, twist ; to strut, stalk, walk,
affectedly.

^^^WT t;. n. To strut, to stalk.

^^ «./. A coH, twist, convolution,
lightening a street. [thing.

^^91 s. m. A lightening, twisting, wri-

^^«n tr. To be pulled, be dragged.

^if fftqaf s. m-. Sole monarclr.

^^tP^^ adj. Quotidian.

^ 8. m. Oneness, unity, equality ; an
«ggwfa*^» * total.

^% «, m, Unskilfulness, stupidity.

^nv «./• Glasses used to assist the
sight, spectacle.

^^nf^l^ adj. Belonging to legerde-
main, magical ; deceptive, illusory.
s, m. A juggler. [mountain.

^^fH Name of the elephant of Indra,

v^V\ii\ s. f. The Tii-oi river in the Fanjah.

qn^ s. m. Grandeur, glory, pomp,
wealth, greatness, majesty, state ;
superhuman power, the divine facul-
ties of omnipresence, omnipotence,
invisibirity, &c. ; supremacy, domi-
nion, sway, power, might.

^^ 8,/. A kind of reed Saccharum
spcntanium,

^9^ ZhuS| ]^% |hb{ af te£ this manner.

^m adj. Such, like this, so, resembling^
like (particularly when joined to other
ioords as, mard-aysa. Like a man)*
Aysa tysa^ or wyaa wy&af. So so, in-
different, indifferently.

^^ In this every manner..

^ I ady>. Thus.

^t adi). This year.

^^*ft 'rtius.

$T^%^ Relating to this present worlds

^f%m adj. Pertaining to the present

state ; worldly, local, of this world,

of this place.

«r

^ The thirteenth vowel in the Ndgri
alphabet, it has the sound of o in go,
and its symbol. when combined is
made thus.

^ The vocative interjection O ! an in-
terj^ection of calling, ho, hola ; of
reminiscence, ho, ah ; of compassion,
ah, oh, (xwy. And.

^ conj. The mystical monosyllable Om.

^175. w. The Ifp.

^i^ adj. Deep.

^T^ s. m. The cord with which rafters
of frames for thatching on are pulled
into tlieir places and fastened till the
roof is finished,

^i^T v. n. To lower (as the sky) To be
upside down, inverted'.

ijNT adj. Upside down, overturned.

^% s.fiu A house, a d«relling ; an>
asylum, a place of refuge ; sickness at
the stomach, inclination to vomit ; »
draught of water from the hollow of
the hand.

^*ifT ij. n. To vomit.

^"^^ 1./. A i^ooden mortar.

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\^^ \ ^^^* ^^ ^^^^ consequence,
I ^JHT. s. m. The juice of the betel leaf
chewed and spit out, [it.

^^TT^^ t?. To clear out a well, to dredge
^t^ 8. TO. Multitude, aggregate ( m
general), a Collection, [the Heity.
^Cn: 8. m. . The mysterious name of
^^ adj. Light, of little consequence,
absurd, trifling, fickle, fruitless, silly,
capricious. Ochka hana, To want,
^^tt ) Insignificance, absurdity,
'^^T^ 5 levity.
^m 8. TO. Light, Splendour, metallic
iit9f^«. »•. Light, splendour ; manifest-
ation, appearance ; strength; vitality,

vital warmth and action as appearing

especially in the foetiis.
^tw 8. m. Entrails, stomach, guts.
^W^^s.f. A thrust, a push.

^^^ \ 8./. Privacy, retirement.

%f{m^ adj. Private, hid. Ojhalhama, To
conceal, screen, &c. Ojhal hona, To
be concealed &c.

^m\ 8. TO. A wizard, sorcerer, magician.

^^tWTT^ A witch, sorceress.

*«Rrqsf 5. TO. Sorcery, witchcraft.

^Z «./. Protection, shade, shelter,
screen, covering, concealment, par-
tition. Ot Jcama^ To conceal, screen,
&c. Ot hona, To bo concealed, &c.

^Z^J «. a. To defend, screen, shelter j
to thnimb, separate the seed from
cotton; to catch (a ball 4rc.)*
^X s, TO. A partition wall or screen.

^f(Z 8. TO. The Up.

^]^^ 8. TO. A shiejid, a target.

^^T 8, TO. A basket^ a pannier.

^1^ D. a. T^o put 0^ ( dre88), s. to.
A sheet, cloak, or mantle.

^Z^ s. to. a smaller sheet, a veil
cr woman's mautle.

^tnj adj. Deep. [eonvalescence.

^?i «./. Overplus, surplfts ; abatement,.

^im fidj. po ^u^h, so mai^y.

^^ 8. TO. ifoiled rice.

^ft^ «./. A plant (Sida cordifoUa, dkc.)

^ft^ adj. Wet, moist, damp.

^it% adj. Possessing a right or title to»
#. TO. A proprietor, one invested wiib
power and authority.

^iW «./. Beauty, Instre, elegance, bril-
liancy, brihgtness, poUsIu

wtT'it 8.m. A man armed with wea-
pons or clothed in mail. Opchi kha^
naht «. TO. A guard-house off post
of firmed men.

^Wift An instrument for polishing.

^itw ad^. The mystic nam^ of the Dettj
prefacing all the prayers and most
of the writings of the Hindus y a
name of Vishnu^ of Shwa, and of
Brahma, it therefore implies the
Indian Triad, and expresses <^ Thre$
in One.

lfh«./. Origin, boundary, limit; way
side, (ward). Usor, l^hat way^on that
side, thitherward. Qr nibahna. To be
constant to, protect (forever).

"^xm 8. TO. A particular kind of sew-
ing, stitching together two breadths.

^ft adj. Partial, sidesman, protector,
patron, e,/. The eaves of a house.

"itm 8. TO. A vegetable, the root of
which ia eaten {Arum companulatum);
a hostage.

^Mhl?ft «./. The caves of a roof.

^mi 8. TO. Hail ; a kind of sweet-meat.
Ola ho-jana, To become cold, ^on sir
mundaya ion ole pare, I had uo
sooner sh^yed my head than a show-
er of hail camp on : ( sfoken ofjm^
who hae just engaged in an enterprise
which iurn^ oui unfortunate).

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^w

^fnti./. Dow, O9 for-jani^ To fall in
Talne, to be deprived of importanec,
splendour, &c», to becpme less in
demand than formerly.

^wf^ I «./. Ap annual pl|mt or deoi-
^^^ J dnons berb ; one that dies

after becoming ripe ; an ingredient of

a medicine.

^ihf «. m. The lip, especially the npper.

^r)B^ a. w. Anj morbid aff^^tion of
the lips.

ijt^ a./. A creeper, bearing |i red
flower, to which the lip is commonly
compare^} Bryonick grandis or M<mo-
dica monodelfha^ jrc).

^^ 8. f. Dew, Os par^ani, to fall in
Talne. to be deprived of importan,ee,
sple^dotur, &c., to, become less in de-
mand than formerly.

^it^^^ 8. TO, Name of a medicine,

<t€K«,/. A heifer.

^j^S^T €. «. Turn, viois^itnd^. OsriP-
osri, by tnms, alternafely,

^itmK Width, girth, too wide*

^€KT 8. a. A porch, portico.

\t4t^ 8, m. The head of a bed or rest-
ing-place ; a pillow, a cushion.

^Jhrt mUrj^ Ueigh \ ho f

ift The fonrteenth vowel of the Ndgri
alphabet, having the .fl^ound of ou in
onr ; its symbol island it is com-
bined thus ^.

^ conj. And also.

^rtt 8. /. Silqnpe, dumbness.

ijt^ adj. Deep.

^t^RI r. n. To lower (a^ the skt/).

^W adjn Upside down, overturned i
OumUhabakht, 8,m. Misfortune, ad-

verse, fortune. Oundhi pe$h^ i, adj.
Short-sighted ; unfortunate.

V^TWi tt. 0. To turn upside down, to-
reverse, to overturn, to spilL

Hr^ 8.m, A fruit, a kind of Myrob»-
lans (Phylanthu8 $mhlica).

^T^in^ 9. tTt. A aort of brimstone^

^hoTl Times, seasons.

^ni% cuH. Deep.

^JMt »./. A whip like a waggoner's
dfyynt seven cubits long used in train-
ing horses ; an, ornamental edging of

superior country shoes (peculicu* to
Delhi).

^ft^, 8. m. Defect, blemish, vice.

^ft^^ adj. Without virtue or science,

ignorant. [qnented,

^Ptw? adj. Inaccessible, steep • unfre-

^(iHrar ) adv* Suddenly, unawares, un*
^rH^ I expectedly.

^tw «. »»• A root from which an orange
colour is extracted (Morinda citri-
folia ).

"itmx «. m. Arms, tools, apparatusplur
of; sin^ offence, but not used in Hindi
in this sense.

^^Nrt «. /. A thrust^ a push.

^stiz^ 'oei'bal noun^ Boiling, evaporation

by boiling. 81 m, A knife used for
cut^jpg tpbacoo*

^itTfT t;. a. To boil (<»« mi lib), to eva*
p<^ait0.Qye^ a i^e^ v* n. To consume
with, rag0 or jpjcation..

^iifT. V. n. Tp descend (^cw in incar-
nation of the Deity f ^c) o^ earth.

^ItWT^ \ 8^rn* Rirth> descent, incar-

^^HTC 5 nation, especially of a deity
from heaven ; the appearance of any
deity upon earth, but more particular-
ly the mythological incarnations of

Vi8hnu in ten principal forms which
are well known, vi>. Matsyoy a fish ;
Kachchhap<$f a tortoise: ^ Varaka, v
boay; Nri8ifgh0, a maifL-iiQUi^ Vama-?^

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qrw

»i(», a dwarf; Pctrusarama -, Ram -^
Krishn ; Budka ; and KitJki ; a pious
or distingaished person, in the lan<-
guage of respect or flattery, is also
called an Avatar^ a descent or incar-
nation of the deity ; a (irth or sacred
place ^ translation, translating; cross-
ing, [gret.

^«ir^^ 8. m. Anxiety, pertttrbatiott, rc-

i^m adj. White {the (Xtloar).

^^TT 5. m. Gratis, what is given over
and above or without purchase.

^^t4 «. m. Munificence, liberality.

^vt^T^ 8. m. Solitade,^ loneliness.

^t^T To fall facewards, fall headlong.

^"W^t^ c^d'O. More or less.

^^Uz 1 adj. Impassable, steep, inac-

^wz f cessible, devious.

^K oonj. And, also, a^. More, other.
Ourekf Another, separate, distinct,
else. Our-nahin to, and if not then,
and otherwise. Ourhi, Quite differ-
ent, extraordinary.

«H9 adj, A legitimate, child, t. e. by a
wife of the same tribe.

'irt'cijtc Others, other besides, other
kinds of.

"^^ Frequent in Braj as the inflective
base of the oblique cases of the
plural.

^ftitfiw adj. Obsequies of a deceased
person ; whatever is given or per-
formed in remembrance of a wealthy
person deceased.

^^Hrri'f s. m. Submarine fire.

^*t«r^ Medicine.

^^y ^./. A medicament, a drug, any
herb, mineral, &c. used in medicine.
I ^^fij 8. m, A deciduous plant, an
annual production, as grass, &c.

^^'^Aadj. Medicinal. toputrify.

I ^«1T t^ n. To become musty, t^ rot,

^^ 8. m. Occasion, time, opportunily^

leisurev
^t^Tf s, m. Sensation, sense ; courage ;:

presence of mind. [less.

^JVfl^ adj. Without considerafaoli, beed;
^«td^ 8^ m. Anxieitude, solicitude.

V The first consonant of the Ndgri
alphabet, and having the sound of K^
8S in Kirk, [wrist

^^m 8, m. A bracelet ornament of the

?ir^R Si m. A nodule of limestone, lime-
stone, stone, gravel.

^^Kt 8, m. A stone ball with which
boys play, a marble, pebble.

^wrft" «./. A small round stone or
pebble. [sorceress.

'ff^BTftrif «./. A kind of witch hag or

^im adj. Gravelly.

W^ 8. «i. A kind of gonr<J ( fncmor-^
dica mixta ).

«R^«r^ s. m. A centipede (Sc6lopendra).

^*<l 8. /. A side glance, a squint, a sly
look. Kankhyia, 8.f. A side glance,
ogle. Kankkiya c^kkna, Ta ogle, leer.

^^^ s. m. An ornament worn on the*
wrists hyHindu women, bracelet.

ii'irnT 8, m. A thread tied round a bride-
groom's wrist.

?Kir4t 8,f. A cornice; a small grain,
millet {Panicun Ttalicwn).

^nftv 8. m. The ridge of the back, the
spioe ; name of a bird [water-fowl ).

^^I^TT «./. Penury, poverty.

wmm adj. Poor, friendless, miserly.
Kdtngdl'BanJca, Poor and proud. Kan-
^<f/^ar, Vain -glorious. Kangalta, 8, /,
Penury, poverty.

^n^T 8. m. Gold, a caste of people whose
females are dancers -, kan<:h(in'^anf a

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^etA. kanehan or one by bktb. K<mi-
cAan or one by birth ; kanehan-
khachitf 0c^'« Inlaid with gold.

^^^\ B.f. A female kokchany a Uancnig
girl, a strompet, courtezan.

-^ ^ > «./. A bodfiice or jacket.

^'^ a. m. A lotns.

^^^ a. m. A caste of people generally
employed in selling ropes, <&c. Thoy
also catch and eat snakes.

lf«rT <»dj. Blue-eyed.

qif^^ «. /. A small -stythe or sty,

^'919 a. m« A miser, a niggard.

^«f^ a. /. Stioginess, meanness, penu-
riousnesSy niggardliness.

^'^^ ». m. A thorn ; a bad man ; a
mean enemy.

^««iT<t «./. A sort of prickly nights-
bade ( Solanumjacquini ).

mZJ. adj. Miserly, [keeping oiU

^fzm $./. A fishing-hoek 4 a vessel for

^^ 8. m. Windpipe, or the lump on the
windpipe, throat, the larynx, Adam's
apple ; the bosom ; voice, adj, By-
lieart, committed to memory. Kanth-
arundhan, Strangulation. K<mtk
phutna^ V. n. To be broken, the voice
of a boy, heeomig haarte as he Of^
froacket to puberty). Kanth-mala, e,
I /• A kind of necklace ef gold and
jewels ; bronchocele or goitre : scro-
fula. Kanth-4carwk, To get by heart.

^i^T B. nK A necklace composed of
pieces of gold, silver, &c. put on chil*
dren to avert evil.

^ 8. m, A necklace or rosary of
large beads made of silver, crystal,
or the earth of hikrh(dck^

%7rm adj. By rote, by memory, [neck*

"RTTH^^ s. m. p/. The ornaments of the,
^aV jj. f, A shgrt necklace*

^VTPrr V. n. To bristle ; to dislike or

abhor. [of mustard.

4mi( s. m. Name of a vegetable, a kind

^*¥r s. m. Dry cow-dang picked up in

fields, &c, used for fnel ; a reed ; a
bnsh.

^'wr^ s,fn, A helmsman, a steersman.

w'wm «. m. A kind of hautboy.

m'^ a, f. Scraps of dried cow-dung.

m'ixi 8. m. A cleaner of cotton.

m'jl ». m. A husband, a sweetheart.

nnj s* m. An apparatus.

ir'^ 8. m, A bulbous or tuberous root ;

one of an esculent sort {Arum cotnfa-

nutcUum) ; garlic ; an affection of the

feminine organ.

m^x 8. m.f. ) An artifical or natural
ir'^'CT 8./, ) cavern, a chasm in a

mountain.
m'^m 8, m. A gun ( Sagapenum ).
^'^m 8, m, A precipice ; a cave ; a

kind of silver thread.

^*^^PnC «. m, A stag, buck, deer.

m]^ } 8, m^ A squill ( Ei-ythronium
%\\ y Indicum ),

«i*?fT ^ncn «. a. To engrave ( as aeala^
^c). Kandakdr^ls, m. An engraver.

m^^ 8, m. A priapus, obelisk, the
ling or lingum.

if'w ) 8. m. The shoulder. Kandah
5'^: J jhdima. To prepare to fly ( «

bird ).
m'^J 8. m. The shoulder, Kaiidha dena,

To carry a dead body.
ir'5r«iTTT i>. o. To shoulder, to place on

the shoulder. ; [saddle.

^^^ 8,f. A kind of pannel or pack-
^('a^ 8. m. The lotus ( Nymphcea ne*

lunbo). Kanwalbad, The jafmdice.

Kanwal nain^ adj. Having eyes like

the flower of the lotus. Kanwaldah,

8, m. Very deep water abounding

with lotuses, ' .

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W*^ s.m, A proper name ; the rinc?e
ancT enemy of Krishna, by vr\\on\ he
was slain ; as the fee of the deity,
heas considered an Asur or demon.

Mm'ft 8,f. A kind of cucumber (cvcum-

is utilissimus), '

ili^fTT s, m, } A ring worn on the
W^ s.f, J wrist, a bracelet.

m^^t^T s. VI. A. fruit (Celsia ).

^^TKT «. m. The alphabet.

^mj 8. m, A paternal uncle.

^<tf:nT «. «• To scrape (the garth av

fowls do), to excavate. [nrmpit.

%^^ 8. /. The armpit ; soreness of the
^^<t 8. f. A painful suppurating

tumour in the armpit. [ trave.

n^K 8, m. Edge, corner, border ; archi-

^^nf 8. m, A bracelet or ornament of
the wrist.

^f^ *. 171. A nodule of limestone.

4iVn 8. /. A stone ball with which

boys play, a marble.
«ll^ «./. A stnall round stone or pebble
mw^ 8. m. An ornament worn oa the

wrists by Hindu women.
^T^T 8, m. A thread tied round a

bridegroom's wrist.
mw^ 8, /. A cornice ; a small grain

(Panicum liaUcum ).
Mfd^ 8, m. The ridge of the b'ftck, the

spine, nitme of a bird {water-fowl ).
ISI'^HT »./. Penury, poverty^
mwim adj. Poor, friendless, miserly.

Kungdlriankckj Poor and proud.

Kungdltur, Vain-glorious.
IVrftr^ «./. A kind -of witch, hag or

sorceress.

Wisft 8. f. The lobe of the ear.

IfVT 4. m, ) -A comb. Kanghi 800^"
Vtt8.f. y warna, To adjust the

hair which has been disordered in

sleep. Kanghi kama^ To comb ( the
hair ).

^ 8. m. Rawness ; simplicity • Sair.
^Wr 5./. Pain {of a wound ), limp.

Kaehakna, d. «. To str ahi, ' sprain,

twist ; to limp ; to pain.
^r^«n 8, i». Debate, altereation. Kach-

kachahatf s. /. The act of del^ating.

&c.
ir^^^m 1?. n. To swarin, to be very

abundant, to be gritty.
^W^nr To striain, sprain, twist; to pain.
^^^iriTT 8. m: Tortoise-shell.
^f^ffT^ i>. a. To strain, sprain, twist.
If^^^T 8. rn. A kind of plantain which

is eaten boiled or cooked as a vege-
table.
V^irr «. m. An unripe melon of a very

diminutive kind.
'if^TK «./. A tree, the flowers of

which are a delicate vegetable

(Bauhinia variegata),
inrti^ »./. Crowd, adj. Close, thick,

stuffed together.
^WrPmr^. The Pleiades.

8, m. Rawness, simplicity.

8, m. pi. Infants, brats, children;

family.

'^t^^' 8. /J' Unintelligible or incorrect

lAttguago, babble, nonsense.
^nitT 8. m. The raw hhurbuza or mdlon ;

^^^y- [ patensis).

^W^ i.fM. A frtiit {Cueumii MadriiS'
^r«W 8i m. Clay.
m^#r 8. fH. A kmd of eiilt said to

plhomote digestfon:
qi^tflfV^T*/. TJntempered steel,
^^^stw «. m. Bloody ichor discharged

with ptlrnleh t matter.
*«rT^ a./. A hall or court of justice,

townhall, court, office. [surfeit.

Uhlrtc' «. /. Rawness ; indigestion,
^nrr'T^ Altercation, debate.
m'^XK^ Washing clothes.

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s. m. AxL esculent root ( Anm
coiocasia.

^f^m 9. m. A reapixig hook or sickle.

Vhr^pti V. n. To be frightened, to draw
back, to shrink.

^fv^n? 8. f. Abhorrence.

W^mX 8, m. Bauhinia aariegata.

l^if^ 8.VU A. kind of piekle Kaxihumar
hir daloj To cut to pieces.

^^ 9. m. A plant or drug ( Circuma
recUnatna or zenimhet ).

^^ 8. m. The name of a tribe.

f^^ •./. A kind of pastry made of
wbeaten flonr and pnlse.

TO adj. TJnrlpe, crude, immature ; raw,
boilt of iinbasket earth ; silly; inex-
perienced ; false.

?ra 9, m. A plant {At^m colocaaia), '

^m^9. m. A tortoise, a turtle.

^ 8. m. A horse ( with a hollovj hack)
I from the proTince of Kachehh on the
banks of the Sind.

ft 1. m. A tortoise, turtle ; privitfes.

Wn 9, m, A kind of breeches which
coTer very little of the thigh, ^. n.
To be washed.

Wft «►/. A smaller kind of breeches.

If^xTz adj. Incontinent, lewd, dis-
solate, libertine, keher.

If^T «. w. A tribe of Rajpoots claim-
ing descent from K6o9f the son of

Bern Chandar. The Rojjas of Jyna-
^ are of this family.

W^ > Moist and low land by a river,
WK J bank of a river.

^fM V. o. To wash, to rinse.

If neut, pron. ( in Braj ) Any^ some,

something, little^ whatever.
^jm «. m, A tortoise.
If^ «, m. A tortoise, a turtle. Kuch-

hboa^(tbar. adj. Uneven-bottomed

(a river), deep and shallow alter-

Biteiy.

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m^j^ adif^ A very little. *

m^itit 8. A A eldth worn between the

legs to conceal the privities,
^jf Crooked, wry.
m^KKi 8. m. Lamp-black, used for pmt-

ing the eyes. [painting.

^^IXIKI adj. Black (eyw) withoufc
i««T^€> »./. A pot for keeping Ajqa'a^ ;

an iron instrument like snuffers,.

used to receivesmoke to prepare and

keep lamp-black.
^Wf /. Death, fate, destiny {irdbic).
mm^ a. m. Robber, high wayman.
Tt^rnft 8.f. Highway robbery,
^^rrf^cf adi). Perhaps,
^rftrai A declaration, a proposition, ai

determination.
H«r^ 8. m. Lamp-black, soot, collyriuni

prepared from soot.
liVi B.m. Gold; ^ caste of people

whose females are dancers. KancAan-

han^ A real Kanchan^ or one by

birth. Kanchan-lohachitp adj. Inlaid

with gold,
irw^ 8*f. A female Kafichan^ a dan<s*

ing girl, a strumpet.
^;^ 8. f. A bodice or jacket.
^^ 8. m. A lotus.
-mw. 8. m. A caste of people generally

employed in selling ropes, &c. They

also catch and eat snakes.
^fTT adj. Blue-eyed.
nrffTiT 8. f. A small stythe or stye.
^m 8.m. A miser, a niggard. Kan-
ju8iy 8,f. Stinginess, meanness, penu-

riousness.
K^ 8. m. Slack colour to mark chintz

with. #./. The reins, the loins, the

waist. Katkehree, adj. Having a waist

elegant as the lion's ( epithet of a
woman ).
T^Z^R 8. m. An army.

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^fm^ «. fn. A picture or model (or
<wood ) ; plan, floheme, sketch, rega a-
tion. adj. Shrewd, cunning.
^eidPfT To gnash or grind the teeth.

^»3«K9f X 8. /. The febrifnge nut
l|2^9ft J {Oailandina BondacMa',

or CescdpifuahonducdUk).
^iz^i\^j A sub- base, under-form.
nzA sj. A harvest, ciop.
ffzwnr ckdj. Inclined to bite.
«ff2^T^T 1?. <». To bite.
mz^Vi ^. ^. A wooden cage ; a rmling,

a palisade.
^Z^^ ^). n. To be cnt ; to be clipped or
cut off ; to be spent or passed ( tinier
\ I W^i 4*c. ) ; to be abashed to be
interrupted of; to die wounds.
MZfT^ 8. m. A bird ( Coracias ).
mz^ 8.f. The season for cutting grain,
, harvest.

^X^m 8, nh A small tree found in the
north-west of Hindustan^ thfe bark
imd seeds, of which are used in medi-
cine, and as aromatics : the fruit
ulso is eaten : the common name is
Kayaphala.
nz^^^ 8, m. A clog or ring of wood
with which the feet of elephants are
fastened,
^K adj, Oruel, relentless, siibs. Caitiff.
'IRE^^IT a>. n. To be cut, to be cnt off,
intercepted, divided, separated, or
sopt up ( as, a road by being infested
with thieves, ^c. ).
^ZX\ s. m. A market, suburbs, the

market town belonging to a fort.
mz^i^i i>* a. To cause to cut, to cause

to be bitten.
"^Z^K s, 771. A wooden cage in which

wild beasts ar^ kept.
wz^ii 8. m: A wooden cage ; a railing,
lisade.

i|i^^^ s. w. A fruit or tree, the jack ot

its fruit (Artocarpus integrifolia )•
%Z%^ adj. Inclined to bite, snapping^

snappish.
^:ZJ 8.f. Killing, slaufi^hter. Kcktd-

Icama. To slaughter, murder.
vzxm v. a. To cause to cut or bite,
iirzn: «. «». A dagger ; a polecat.
'RZrcT 8. m. A medicinal plant {^Globe

thisth ; Echinops ecliinatm ).
WZ\fK^ 8. m, A kind of silk cloth with

stripes in the form of daggers,
^ETft«./* A dagger. [H-

mzm «. wt. Flood, spring tide (Benga-
mz\^ 8. m. A kind of flowering on

clothes, adj. Cutting.
ipZT^T adj. Inclined to bite.

MZX^ *. m. A shallow boiler for oil

or butter, &c, [loolc, ogling,

?RZT^ 8. m. A leer, a glance of side

^rtz I s.f. The lip, th^ buttocks, the

Hf^ J reins, the loins, the waist.
KatJcehr^ adj. Having a waist ele-
gant as the lion's (epithet of a wofnan),

mft^ 8. m. Vent, sale.

^Tzm s.f. Fishing hook.

^fe^ 8. m. A waist band, girdle, zone,

"^fim adj. Thorny ; name of a plant;
active, brave ( a soldier ).

%Z 8. m. Pungency, or a pungent tast^
\ flower ( Michelia Champaca ). adj.
Pungent ; fierce, impetuous, hot.

T^^i adj. Bitter.

HCTT 8. /. Pungency, sharpneBSf
testiness, irritability.

^;z4t 8. f. Smut, obscenity.

^^ 8.f. Bad habit,

W^J8.m: A brass bowl, a cup, go-
blet, &c. of metal, a shallow <mp.

Wittt 8.f. A small bowl or cup of
metal,

n€tw 8.7n,A mm of an inferior tm^

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degraded tribe, a ^handdt ; a plant
( perhaps Couoiichy Dolichos pruriens).

^[IK A^. Inclined ot addicted to bite (a
horse)^

9?T adj. Robust^ able-bodied, athletic,
strong. 9. m. A large lonse.

«^<in ««»• Aland measure (the twen-
tieth pcp't cf a higha ) ; a com
measare containing fire seers,

W^ 5. m. The wind dropsy, tympany.

17 «. m. Contraction of Katka.

¥75^rR a. «. A kind of rose ( Rosa
chinensis). [ a palisade.

97^^ 8. m. A wooden cage ; a railing,

Wf?»ft I y. /. A wooden doll or
47<pf^ J im^e.

15«il^T s^ m. A wood-pecker ( Picu8>^

MZW^^ «. f». A wooden ring with

iHiich ' the feet of elephants are

fastened,
iraft^^*./. A toad.
%Z^9j s. UK A flower ( Jasmnum
^ mullrfiorum ),

T^k^vm adj. Very stout and lusty.
WZK adj. Hard.

1 8. rn. A tub, 'tray, plate.
J platter, trough, young male

buffalo.

m^^ s,f. A small tub, trough.

%7^ 5. III. A wooden ornament or
charm hung on the neck of a child.

%S%$i . s^f» Affected or forced smiles
( with internal displeasure).

irvfYi «• ft* A cauldron^ boiler.

^ftH^ «. «. A plant worshipped by
the HindtiSf commonly called Tulasi
( Ocffmum sanctuniy or sacred hasil),

^r(^ adj. Difficulty obscure ; paiufnl,
troublesome, acute, hard, solid ; un-
kind, severe.

^Sf^tit s.f. Firmness^ hardness ; seve-
rity ; difficulty, obecurlty.

^fenr^ ? adj, Hard-hearte^i

^ftf T^i^i^^ J harsh, cruel, severe^

^fynrf: adj. Hardness^ solidity.

JI^TJ ^'^*^'> *^"^-

'ffv f. m. Bracelets

^^t^ s. m. A crore^ ten millions^ i

hundred laks.
^nft^qnt The owner of a crore of rapeesy
«^^it s.f. Bitterness.
^^i^s.f. Hardness, stiffiness, obdaracyj
IfVT^ 5- m. Crash, crack, caused bj

arythy breaking.
mft4t «./. Chalk (for writing with ). ,
^izm s. TO. A trencher, a platter ; %

snare, trap, trepan.
^r%^«. m, (Momoi'dica Chctrantia).
^ftX. ? adj. Hard, solid ; severe, releu-«
^Kftm 5 ties, cruel, callous.

^^Km 8. /. Hardness, firmness : re*
lentlessnessf, cruelty, severity, rigor.

^n?Wt 8. m. A tub, plate, trencher^
platter.

^ 8. TO, The seed of Safflower (Car^
fhamus tinctorim ). * [agility-

^Tf* 8. TO. A crash, a crack ; thunder ;

*>?*w^T adj- Hard, stiff, strong.

t^fmjri'n i^. n. To give such a sound
as oil or butter when boiling.

^^nt V, n. To crack, crackle ; to

thunder.

^r' j- 5. TO. Poean, song of triumph.

W^^J s. TO. Commemoration, mention ;
enconraging soldiers in time of battle
pointing out the good effects of stea-

. dincss and valour, extolling the
actions of former heroes, <fec. ; war-
song to encourage combatants.

^f^H 8. m. A kind of bard and officer*
in Indian armies whose busfness it if|
to encourage the soldiers by tBo
exhortations called Kavkha.

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H^

^^nr V. a. To perforate^

m^^MW 9. m. Bsme of a plant.

V^fT <»c(;\ Bitter, aodd ; strong, Tim-
lent; hard-hearted; brave. Karwa
karnay To give or expend unwillingly.
Karwa hona. To foe enraged, Karwe

' htseU ditiy Hard and cruel times.

iTf ilim #. m. Mustard oil, foitter-oil,

W^^HR: i, f. Bittem^s,

H^^^s./. Stufofole of asort of grain.

"^f^it f. /. A dish consisting of the
meal or pillse ( Ohuna or Cicer arieti-
num ) dressed with sour milk.

^r adj. Hard, stiff; harsh, obdurate.
5. m, A ring worn on the wrists,
ankles, &c., a ringlet, bracelet ; the
handle of a door, or any thing in
from of a ring. adj. Arch, sly, know-
ing, penetrating, sharp, harsh, cruel.

^IW^ 8. m. Successive crashes,

^fivr $. m. The crash made by break-
ing ^y thing ; a rigid fast (m which
nothing cfjood or drink has entered
the month ).

IT^l^ f. m. The perpendicular bank of

a river, &c., side, brink, bank.
^^1^ ». ^. A shallow iron boiler ( in
which sugar, ^., i>. hoiUd). caldron.
''^fTt 8,/. A frying pan.
^> s.f. A rafter, a beam ; a ring used
to manacle or to fetter with.

^^^^ 1 adj. Ten millions • kurorpati,

W^K S Possessor of a crore of ru-
pees. Karor-khukh, «. w. A liar.

^r^m n. n. To be , extracted, drawn,
pulled out ; to escape, rise, slip,
issue, spring; to be delineated, drawn
or painted (as a picture).

^tt 8./. A dish consisting of the meal
of pulse {Ohuna or Cicer arietinum)
dressed with sour milk.

^^l «. wi, A loan, a deljt ; a premium

on a loan ; a deduction from tbe
lent.
W9 s.fM. Grain, coin, a grain, *a mi-
nute particle, an eye of com, a sptrk
or facet of any gem.
W^^8,f. Ground rice, or the scraps
that fly off in pounding rice to sepa-
rate it from the husk.
IT^rw 8, m. Taking a pleasure m hear-
ing (muiic 4rc.). Kanraeiya^ t. m.
A lover of music, an amateur.
if^d%^r 8. m. A lover in nrasic.
n%i A kind of rice
Wfimr 8. /. Fine sand (parUeularhf
gritHnees or swtd in bread) , an atqm ;
a small particle, a grain, a kind of
rice.
«<N s.n. A tree {Cascaria ^^aia).
rn^MS 8. m. A thorn ; a bad ttsa ; a

mean enemy.
Vnj^rft «./. A sort of prieUy night-
shade (Solafuimjaquini),
ire^t adj. Thorny, prickly ; rezatioua,

annoying.
?njn: adj. Prickly, thorny,
nf^m 8.f. A fishing-hook; a veesd

for keeping oil.
^PB 8. m. Windpipe, or the Imnp on
the windpipe, the throat, the larynx,
Adam's apple ; the bosoi^i ; voioe.
(u^*. by heart, e(mumtted to memory,
kanth-artrndhan. Strangulation. Kcml^
phutna, f>. n. To be broken, tke voice
(^ a hoy^ booming hoarse aM hs ap-
froaches to puberty). Kaiah-matsL,
8. f. A kind of necklace of gold and
jewels ; the bronohocela, or goitre ;
scrofula, kanth kama, To get by
heart.
^ini;^|[in «•/. A collar or short n^ck-lace.
¥l?fpf 8. j?u A jewel worn on the
throat.

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W^9^ ». w. A nedUace composed of
pieces of gold, sflver, &c., put on
cbildren to BTert etil.
^^^ adj. By heart.
1^ «. «. A aecklace or rosary of
large beads made of silrer, crystal,
or the eartk of *#rMo.
^r^T^ tidj. By rote, by memory.
V^JK^ «. m. fl The ornaments of the

neck.
^^ s.f. A short necklace.
%n ind. Where ? whither ? why ? how ?
inpitf /. Spinning,
^niirr ^. n. To be spun,

nn^ii./. ? Paringe, clippings.

mr^ i?. i». To dip, to cut (at wt^fc

idfsori) •, to cut ont , to pare.
^UrtiTt *. /. Scissors.
Vf^^nr*. »»• Cnftingont,-(m«<.)me-

ditaiion, cofisnlta^n, anxiety,
^nra s. m. Parings, clippings.
^Rftrfct./. Price paid for cutting out

{clotheif H)' ^^' Sideways.
^fjjtlWT t;/<i. To cause to clip, to cut
ont; to leave the nigh road, > steal-
ing «way by by-paths, to go round
about, to Arink to slink away {from),
to edge or go sideways. KatrAAcir
thdlna,^ixi desert one's companion, to
cut the society of any one.
^nriTK^.wi. Bubbish, dirt.
^mTT «./• Spinnmg, the price paid for

spinning. Ktfftft **m<», *To spin.

^runiT If. <». To get spun, to cause to

spin. [» «^"«S WP«-

UTiK *. /. A tying or binding together.

^[Hm».m. A kind of sugar-cane.

^^^ «. 7«. A gum resembling traga-

cantb obtained from the StermUa

nren$. t^^^^^

nrro «./• A lump of stone, brick or

#./. A knife, a dagger. (Bengali).
TsuwiM 9. m. A story-teller ; a iind of

singer.
?r« *. w». The astringent Tegetable ex-
tract wbich the natives eat with
betel-leaf; it is the produce of a
species of mimosa (Chctdira) catechu,
terra japonica.

$. «i, A narrator, a relator, one
who recites a story, or who publicly
reads and expounds the Purans.
8. m. Saying,, narrating, relating,
nwm i>. «. To tell, to say, to relate.
li^ %. f. A story, tale, fable, relation,

narrative.
' qrwrn^V «. »»• Conversation,
^mi^ In the form of words, by means

of speech,
qrf^qr 9. m. A story teller by profes-
sion, a narrator, or relator.
Hrfwn adj. Spoken, said, told, related,
qt^q^qif «. m. Conversation, free in

tercourse ; a dialogue, a conference j
narration.

m^ sd^. When t

ig^ 8. w. A killer, a destroyer ; kill-
ing, destroying.

\ 8.fn. A tree (SaueUa oriet^^
J talU).

^i^r,^^8j. A plant the flowers of
which resemble those of the hkdannbaf
commonly called Mundiri,

Hj^ 8. m. A white sort of Mimosa.

%^ ad. Avaritious, miserly.

\

The plantain or banana
tree (Muia sapien-'
turn).

^T adv. When ? at what time-
^r^THTTK adj. Ill-formed, ugly.
^^^r^adj. Wicked, profligate, aban-
doned, following evil pvaeUojes.

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m^f^^ 7 adv. Sometimes/ at some
'ff^Tftr J time or other ; perhaps, by

chance. [(Cucurhita pepo).

V^m 8. m. An iron wow j a pnmpkin

> adj. Erer, some time or other.

m^ B, m. Appreoittting, valuing (a jf^;;
a weevil ; grain, com; a grain, a
minute particle, Kanlcama, to value.
Kanlcut, 8,f. Appraisement of a crop
on the fieW, valuation.
WW^ *. /• The little finger. •
**nt 9, m. Gold ; the plant Dhatura or

thorn apple {Dhatura metel),
^%Z\ adj. Ear-cropt, careless.
m^^ti 8,/. A disorder in the ears.
WiWT^ 8. wi. A centipede (JScolopendra)^
^K^i) 8. /. A musical mode or rdgini.
mfq^ «./. The temple {the upper pari

of the eide qf the face) .
Wl^lR^T 8. m. Ajogi or Hindu mendicant

with slit ears,
VTW *. m. Taking a pleasure in hear-
ing (m««c ^c). [amateur.
^RKftwT «.m. A lover in music, an
^1^*./. Boring the ears.
lif^r^Tt 8.f. A kind of Scolopendra or
Julus which is said to get into the
' brain through the ears, and by its
bite to occasion [excessive pain and
even death,
^rt^ 8. m, A rudder.
TtlTKT 8, 772. Attention, listening.
IS^T^^T 8. m. A steersman.
^T^T 8. m. An officer employed by
government to value the crops on the
field. •
^S^xi^s.f. Valuation of crops grain.

n. prop, TO. The namejof Krishna.
1i*lTK 5. m, A listening^ attention.
ij^T^-^^^. m. The name of a vegetable,
a species of Arum»

*./. A fhrifdcffia or religbng cero^
mony performed daily by Hindus^
during the dark half of the month
Aein, in honor of deceased ancestors^ -
or pitri : hence tb^t fortnight i»
called K(i»-((.

nT^'W 8. m, Wheaten flour.

^f»niT 8./. An atom, drop, grain,

tf^nrr «./. The lap, the hip.

WpRlTTT i>. a. To go to one side, tc^
avoid one, to dodge, to shun.

ifif^lT^ 8./. Shyness.

^rf^n? adj. Small, little. 8^ m. A.
younger brother.

«ft^«./. The little finger,.

wFlTT adj. Revengeful.

n^\ 8. m.. A caste -o^ B®^P'^> gener* ,
ally arrow-makers.

^i) prep. Near, to, with, &o»

^[^ 8.f. , Pulling the ears.

m^ } 8.f. A ^owQT {Neruimodorump
%iNr > single). ,

^^m 8. m. The ceremony of boring.

the ears.
wftf^RH adj. Inhabitant of 'Kanouj.
I'TteT 8. m. Any situation in an appart-^

ment close to an xtngle of the walL
;v?I^ 8» m. Diffidence, bashfulness.
ifniVT adj. Diffident, bashful, favour-
ed ; standing in awe of, afraid to
meet another,
liftfi adj. Standing in awe of another.
ILanaurck hama, To gain ascendency
over another, or make him stand in
awe.
%nt^ s. /• Awe of another, under his

influence.
^m 8. m. A husband, sweetheart,
qpvrV. w. An apparatus or band round

the neckjof Vijogi to carry things on.
Jip^ s. m, A bulbous or tuberous root ;
one of an escul^t port ( Ar^^fi com^ .

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fonjili^hm) ; garlic ; an affection of

the feminine organ.
'■^Rn S'f. Cool in a monntain.
W*^ 8. m, A gum ( Sagapenum ).
W^r«T ». . A precipice ; a cave ; a

kind of silver thread.
Tf'^rc «. fn. A stag, buck, deer.
m^ \ 8, m. A squill ( Ert/throntum

1^ 8, TO. A ■ I

I Indicum,

'j «. TO. The shoulder/ "Kanda
> jh^rna, To prepare/ to fly ( a

J ^iW). ' I

^fsiniT^T «. a. To shoulder, to place on
the shoulder. [saddle.

.^W^\^ «. /• A kind of pannel or pack>
^fn 8. m. The notches on the two sides
of the upper leather of a shoe j the
. part of a paper kite to which the
, string is tied.

^«i^r^ 8. m. A kind of shoe or slipper.

.^nft: «. t?i. A spark of a diamond or

other gem ; >ran. ILanni katna^ ' To

. undermine a person, or effect his ruin

by clandestine means*
^^m\ «./., A girl, a maiden ; the Soco-

trine aloe (Aloe pcrfolinta).
^^\ 8. /. A little girl^ a girl nine years
^ old ; a virgin $ the sign Virgo. Kan-
y(*'4anay Dowry ,Jvirgin-giving, giving
a girl in qArriage.
,WC>^T #• m. A steersman.
^♦^ «. /. Valuation of crops of grain.
««f 2IT n. /wdf . A name of Krishna.
^<IV^ «./. Shivering, trembling, quak-
ing, perturbation.
^2 8. TO. Fraud, deceit, cheating,
circumvent on, trick, spite, rancour,
adulteration, subterfuge, adj^ De-
signing, insincere.
irtjzTn «./. Deceitfulness.
W^^i^ s. m. A forged document*
^qz^ai s. m. Disguise,

'^^q^t1fl adj. Disguised, in masquerade.
8. m. A hypocrite.

'mitt adj. Insincere, fraudulent, dig-:
honest, a rogue, a cheat, false, deceit-
ful^ hypoeritieal ; adulterated.

W^^ 8, TO. Oloth. Kaparchhdn ham<$y
To strain. ISiafiirehhan, adj. Impal-
pable {powder ) ; deep (cormdtaticn) ;
thoroughly sifted {inUUigencej ^<?,).

inr^^^r t . to. a tent.

mv^ 8,:m. Cloth ; clothes, dress, habit.

Kapra pahanna, To put on clothes.

Kctpron ee hona, To have the menses.

mwi 8, m. pL Dress, apparel. 'Kapre

. rangna, To become a mendicants

Kapre koj/iol dena, To give an alarm.

l£,ap*e-wapre. Clothes.

itrqUT t^. «. To shiver, tremble, quake^

quiver, adj. Trembling.
^r<ncfz adj. - Pounded up ^ with rags

( clay for making crucibleSy ^c).
ittpc^^ 8. m« A kind of gauze.
^smz 8. m. A door, a shutter, the leaf

or pannel of a door. .
WUK 8. m. The skull, the cranium ;

fate, dedtiny.

wuft adj. Shrewd, sly. 8, to. A caste

in Bengal that sells greens &c,; a title

of Siva, who carries a skull in his hand

and a chain of skulls round his neck*;

a cavesson. ArdJi-hapariy Pain of

half the head, hemicrania y an areca

' nut having twbkeniels, or rather one

of those kernels which are convex^bn

one side and ^at on the other; wher^

it was in contact with its fellow

{These nuts, from the dwtrine ofeigna-

turesy^are saiA to be a remedy for the

Hemicrania).

Wim 8. TO. The head, forehead ; Ihe

- skuH, the cranium ; fate, -deatiny.

JLapal putnuf To be unfortunate.

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Kapal khuinaf To baye a favourable
tnrn of fortune.

m^vSt *• ni, A title of Shh(^. Kapdli-
oiony An attitude of mendicants in
worship, standing on thrir beads.
TLafdli-htiyd. A ceremony among
Hindus ; when a dead body is burn-
ing and nearly reduced to ashes, the
nearest relation breaks the skull with
the stroke of a bamboo and pours
melted ghee into the cavity ; hence,
K*j)a7 Jfcn>a harna^ To think in-
tensely, to beat or cudgel ones brains.

nm^ ». /. Cotton ( undressed ) ; the
cotton plant (Gossypiwn herhttceum),

W\v6i «./. Paleness, from fear or ill-
ness.

m^ s, nu An ape or monkey*

'^if^m s. m. The elephimt or wood apple
(Fsif0nv* EUphantiumj or CraUBioa

VPWT*./. Brown-coloured COW.

f«^ ) «. tn. A bad or degenerate
WS9( J son.

Hljlt «./. Degeneracy.

ir^f: s. m. Camphor ; also, name of a

flower.
mil^CI f./. A sort of medicine,
tt^ «./. A kind of betel-leaf.
W^ s. m. A pigeon or dove, especi*

ally the spotted-necked pigeon,
ififtv t. f». The cheek. "Kapclgenduaf A

small pillow of a oireular shape to

rest the cheek upon,
wqf s. m. Phlegm, one of the three

humors of the body; wateiry froth or

foam in generid.
irvmil^ add. Antiphlegmatic
tPqit adj. Phlegmatic.
W^ adv. When. KubtuJs, ad». Till

when. Kuibhub, adfi>. When? Kvbha,

or Kabke^ or Kabki^ Since when/*

Of what time ? Kablo, TUl when?
How long,

s.f. A game among boys, wh<^

divide themselves into *wo partios;

one of which takes its station mi

one side of a line or ridge, called

pala, made on the ground, and the

other on the other. One boy, shoat-

ing IcMaddi kabaddee, passes this

line and endeavours to touch one of

those on the opposite side, if he is

able to do this, and to return to his

own party, the boy that was so

toudhed is supposed to be slain, that

is, retires from the game j but if the

boy who made the assault be seized

and unable to return, he dies, or retires

in the same manner. The assault ia

thus made from the two sides altera

nately, and that party is victorious of

which some remain after all their

opponents are slain. [ Prison bars ? ]

Wf^ s. jw. A headless trunk, especially
retaming the powers of action.

^W^ adj. Grey, dirty white, variegated^

^TfT? s. 97t. A door,

^f^ « m. A poet.

^fk9 s. 9ft. A sort of verse ttsed by tbo
Hmdus^ poetry.

WPrm s.f. Poetry, a poem.

^rft^?C s. m. An eminent poei^ a prince
of poets.

^pft \ adv. Ever, some time or other.

%\ y Kabhi Kabhiy Sometimes,

now and then, at times. Kabhij ke.

Of sometimes, sometime ago, Kabhi
nah kabhi, Sometime or other.

iVTO s. m. A tortoise, turtle.

HR7r s, m. A bo^ (made qf bamboo ).

m^jj s. m. A gourd (Cucurfiia pepo).

^HW^ «• m. An earthen or wooden

water-pot used by the ascetic and
religious student.

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iirt •

%im ^j. Libidinottf, defiirons ; be$uti»
fal, defiirnMe. . [loss.

Vipn *. /. Deficiency, back, abatement,

W«l)^ adj. Pleasing, beautiful, desirably.

^^ihf 8. m. An archer, bowman.

^na^at*./. Arcb^ry.

*«nc s,/. The loins ; a girdle, belt.

^frev s.nk A frnit ( Ai>er7*h00 carim-
hola).

MnVftx A kind of ring or zone wxcir-
cling the waists* of women .

*«T^*^ s> ni' Girdle, zone.

V»^^'^ «./. Preparation for action,

"^mh s f.\ chamber, room.

W*f^ *. m. The lotus ( Ndumbiwn $f€-
ciosum or 'NumphtBa nduho).

^mV^W 8. m. An epithet of the feet
of any deity.

^nwi?m adj. Having eyes like the
lotns flower, [lily,

^t^^Wm 8, m. The stalk of the water-

9^^^Yj.9R. The stalk of the water-
lily.

^w^pn 8. m. The lotns leaf.

1*T^^^ adj, Lota^-faced.

t^f^^nr s. jtt. A disprtier, the jann^ce.

^•r^fTJ 8. m. Jaundice.

*«W 8, «, The caterpillar or larva of
a brown moth^ corered with fine
brisileiy which, on handing it, adhere
to the skin and excite itching : it is
destrnctive to trees ; the palmer
worm. ». /. A name of the goddess
Lakshmi ; an excellent woman,

^rwwr? Kf, An epithet of ^ person with
beautiful eyes.

ifTOmft Tihe Lord of Lakflbmi Viahnn.

flnmiww *. w. An epithet of Br/ihn[ia*

IWftrfl «./• A pnmber of lotus flojffers,
or a place abounding with them.

%wf^ 8 J. A small blanket^

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^Jorr^TT D. (». TTo cause to wc^k, to earn,

to Ufw3 ( an rajsors (fee).
^<TTt «*/. Earning, gam ; wcnrk, pef-?
foimunce. ( ( u Udelihcod )w

^^V^ adj. Laborious, pne whp earnff
^'TT^ «. /. A bow, a spring.
li'ni'K One who makes holes.
<ITI*IT V, a. To earn 5 to work, to per-
form ; to perpetrate, to commit
( crime ) ; to do ( ^ood ) ; to clcaa
( hatker or a jjmy > ; to lessen, t<t
abate. [workman, earner.

'If'TT^lf 8. «. A journeyman, servant^
nt^mr 8,/. A pknt or drug,
ir^ 5. m. A workman, journeyman,

an assistant,
m^^ 8.m. A workman, assistant,
qnj!? 8. m. A dyeifig drug, being the
dust from the outside of the capsules^
of Sotdera tiicloriu ; said to be, also,
a purgative medicine and aphrodisiac*
^^tfipiV 8.f. A sort of water-lily des-
cribed as expanding its petals dur^'
ing night, and closing them in the
day time ( M8nyanthe8 Indi^c^ ot
CrhU8fa\
Hflt^ 8. /• A small earthen vessel.
Ipif a. m,^ Shivering, tremonrj^tremblingi

quaking, perturbation, shaking.
itiq«! i. m. Ti:embling, quivering,
^THPn .D. ^. To tremble.
IT'qflm^^*. Trembling.
^^wf «. a. To cause to tremble, to

shake, to agitate.
li^nTT \ oA'. Tremulous, fearful,
itf^ 5 shaking, trembling.

2^ I 8.nt. A blanket.

^«qt«l s. »». A country in the north of

India, Camcof ^or Oambaff.
UK «. m. The hand. 8.m.f. Tribute,

duty, custom, fee, tax, toll, impost,

royal revenue.

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^Kt*. m. A granary, storehouse.

mim s. m. Tlid drinking pot of a stu-
dent or of an ascetic.

ilTK^^ s. w. A kind of salt, sea salt
made by evaporation.

"^iMZ $. m, A crab, tbe sign Cancer.

Hf^'ir'n^ «./. A species of fowl whose
bones even are black. dian crjTi^).

V^?in: *. «. An anther, creator,
^iirrf^ The beating time writh the

hands.
^C^^ s. m. The palm of the hand.

s.fn.l A musical instrument,
^. /. 5 a kind of mall cym-
bal ; the word may also imply beat-
ing time with the hands.

^ITFTT*. m. Bad coin ; a bird {mimi- | WK^ sj. The skin of a calf stuffed

and placed near the mother to make
her give milk,

incwfif*./. Action, business.

1I^«K &/. Action, business.

97^ B. m, £xcuange, balance made to
moke up a deficiency in coin, or the
difference between the price of new
things and old given in exchange.

^^f^^^sil^T -0. a. To realize.

^^^•l<t *. /. A girdle, zone, cordon.

"mv^ s.m. Lace cut into smaH pieces
and put on a cap.

¥^1^^ s, m. A kind of ear-ring.

WK»TTK «. m. Doer, maker.

^^T V. cf. To do, make, form, perform,
execute, effect, act, administer, avail,
set, thrust, use, cone. s. m. A kind
of citron ( Citrus medicus ); making,
doings &c

^^TZV The Carnatic country.

^K^ s.f. An action, deed,

^^^^ fi. m. Maker, doer,

mK^\ «./. The stalk of joar or hajra
( Helens tor gum and spicalus ).

^TC^KTt? «./. Cracking, crackling noise.
Vffl^Q adj. Piercing, harsh ; obdurate,

violent, sharp, contumelious.
'*^HWT «. /. A termagant, scold.
HfurplT v. a. To strain, sprain, break.
^?^n Anstere, rigid, insentible.
wosi } s. m. A war gong to encour-
v^^T y age combatants,
t^r^.f^n \ 8, m. A kind of bard vf hose
«R^4h J business it is to encourage
. the soldiers by the exhprtations called
Karkha. [waist.

- «<^^T s. m. A string worn round the
'V^'i^'^r 5. TO. Protection.

' mJJSt } 5./. A spoon, a skein, a ring-
nr^^^r- ) let.

Wt^ i 8. m. Name of a tree. Eale-
^X'^[ 5 dupa indica.
mxm 3. m, A finger naiL
^K^^ltt 8./, The being in debt.

*^^K I t.f. Having the hands plnc-
ir^f j ed fiat together.

ir<^ B, m. A plant {Galeduva arhorea),

ir^^ 8, m. Cause, instrument ; making,

acting, doing ; to make, to do ; iho

ear, the helm of a boat^
V^^ 8. m. Au astrological division of

time, of which there are eleven, 7

moveable and 4 fixed, and 2 are

equal to a lunar day.
ir^^ «./. Action, business ; a trowel ;

( in arithmetic ), a surd or irrational

quantity. [skill, art.

^T^in s. m. Action, business, deed ;

1 B, m. Business, act, action; for-
J tune, fate, destiny, office ; ac-
cus, case ; hifidu worship, devotion;
name of a bird. Karambhog, «. rn*
Fulfilling of destiny.
irnr^T^ s.m. An fnfenor officer to col-
lect the revenue from a certain devi-
sion of a village, the village account-
ant«

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«^m(T«? 9. rn. The fnlfilling of deatiny.
^^WT s. m, A kind of vegetable.
*^:^I1[^ 0dj. Uxorious.
«imil1 V, a. To eCfect^ to settle, t^. n.

To shriek.
WK^z i,/. Sideways, sleeping on the

side, turning from sid* to side. Kar-

vnU lenoy To turn (tit bed). 'SLcawal

kaf^Oy To turn over.
^PCWTfT V, a. To cause to make or do.

^^^ ( f' m. A rudder, a paddle.

V^9K 8, m. A. fragrant plant or flower

( Oleander or Nerium odorum)*
^itn s» vu w^dematous swelling of the
hands. [for fuel.

W^ s.f. Small lumps of cowdung dried
Wf^T «./. The lions.
W<t?r ». w. A saw.
Wit^ B. a. A sawyer.
^\^ adj. Adulterated, false or bad ( as
coin), [curlew.

W^m^ 9, m. A bird, a kind of heron or
^KPTT '0, tf. To cause to be done or mad ;

to actuate, to effect.
*tra^ «. m. Rosin.
^^KT adj. Hard, stiff.
WKJm #. m. Rosin, pitch, adj. Great,
large ; high, lofty ; formidable, ter-
rible.
it^TTTT «. n. To sigh and utter ah !

from pain, to groan^ to moan.
Milfi «./. A flat vessel of iron, brass,
or earth, in which^ food is boiled or
fried. IKaraJU chdina^ To lick the
pots (from indigenes or extreme ava-
rice); hence, applied a^ a reproaeh to
a bridegrooin if it rain on his wedding
procession. Sardhi Un^^ A species
of ordeal, in which oil is made boi)ing
hot in the Tessel abpve described, a
smaU piece of gpld, #s a ring; i&.put

in it, and the suspected person is to
take it out. If he do this without in-
jury to lis hand, he is pronounced

innocent.

irfK An elephant,
^r^ A female elephant.
vR:^ <• ">• A sproul, a shoot.
vft'^tT s.f. The loins, waist.
^5Q «. m. The shoot of a bamboo ; a
thorny plant growing in deserts and
fed upon by camels ( Capparis
apht/lla),
W^m 9. m, A plant ( Capparis spinosct ).
^€WT s. A Tenderness, pity, compassion^
mercy. K<trund-nidhdnay Abode ot
tenderness and mercy {an epithet cf!
the Deity).
V^WFvnr <»(^'. Compassionate, tender. ^
^IT^f*»fii *. m. An epithet of Qod.^
^iprorFn? adj. Gentle, compassionate,
^^^n *. w. An earthen pipkin, a pot
with a spont. "Karua'Clioulh^ A Hin-
du holy-day celebrated in the montt
KartiK
W^K adj. A breast.
iri^T adj. Hard, stiff, vehement.
^^\ 8.m. A vegetable of a hitter taste
( Mcmordica charantia). [kind ) .

IKW e. w, A snake ( of a ^ery venomous
m^ \ ctdj. Ten millions. KarorapaHy
^r(K J Possessor of % crare of

rupees. lHaror'lohukhy e, m. A liar.
ilfitfT s. w. A tax-gather, an inspector,

an overseer.
it6w 9. m. A saw. ^^

m^ s.f. Mlk that sticks, to the hot-

torn of the pot after boiling.
mfjV 9. TO. A fruit, the corimto

( Cariisa carandas ).
If^ s.m^ A crab ; the sign Cancer.
Mmz 9. 971. A crab ; a sign qf the zodiaq^
Cancet^ ; aUnd of bird^ the Knnuditti
crane.

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m^>i adj. Tiokni ; baid ; ikiUQgible ;
cruel ;iiDfee1tng, mnmercifnl ; harsh,
' nnkind ; miseriy*
Irtl ^ «./. Termagant, scold,

^ 1 *• ^* P«w*, gong of triumph.

«nif Ht «. m. A kind of gem or precictts
stone. [naut).

%^^ *. m. A plant ( CktrcwM recti'

*^^ir B, wi, Zodoary (Owrtfuwia kerHWr-
het ).

mp^ 9. /. An iron skinuner.

*rrf i. m. A large spoon, a ladle.

«B5t^ ^./. A bonnd, spring, jmnp.
^ imJT «./. A dpoon ; a skcin (tf ringht),

W^ «. /. An iron spoon ; a sword
made of soft iron.

ITvff adj. Stiff, hard ; harsh, obdnrate.

iri ^. m. The ear ; the helm of a boat,
. fto. Koi^nchphttl, i^m. A kind of ear-
ring.

•fi|h^ "> *./. An insect or worm

iW^^^T J with many feet, and of a

^. reddish oolonr ( Juhtt 4omi/4x^ ) ; a

small oentipiede.
«r^^ g. ui. The wax of the ear.
^nr^^^ s- m. An ear-ring, an ornament

of the ear.
%^%\K 9* nu K snpereargo^ t)ilot or

helrasmid. [ ear.

^jF^qnt B. m* Inflammation of the onter
tV^^ L /• An ornament of the ear, a

garland or string of jewels pendent
^ from it.
«^ (T. m. The eapitd ^Rdja Kama.

the andent name ^f Bhagalpote,
M^vl^f^tt «• m. A ^ea0« of th)e. esr,
, snppression of the exeretion or wax,

whioh is tmpposed to bare ditrsdtted

ond to piftes by ^e n^e and moutb.
»'%^^ '«• m. A sort of €rii (OpfUocepha^

kn hmrawBjf )

ti^tiw s. m. A kind «f dar-ring.

^^^J K 8. m. A sort of sheafc-fid
( Silw^us unihu ). [the ear.

^W?^ J, ». Tho excretion or wax of

l^^E jr. m. An ornament of the ear -,
an eai^ring. [the ear.

iiwww *. «* A parotisi or swelling &ear

nnmf^.it./. The lobe of the ear.

iiw9^ ». m. Perforating ihe ears.

Vtftinft s.y. An instrvment for p•^
forating the ear.

liWU^ 0. f». iBar-ache.

tt^lurf t. m. Blsoharge of ichorou
matter from the ear.

ii^ 9. m. A conn try, the ftiodem
Cdrnatio ; the name however was
anciently ilpplied to the central dis-
tricts of the peninsnla, inclnding
Mysore,

W^ $. f. One of the ruginU, or
female personifications ot the musical
modes. [ment of the ear.

%^if^l*rK 8. m. An ear-ring, or oma-

%Psift f./. A disease of tbe nterns,
prolapsus or polypns uteri.

1^' «•/. Action, business; a trowel.

11^ «« m. The name of a moontafn,
on^ of seyen principal ranges of tiie
mountains dividing the uniy^se.

^nif> #, f. A pair of scissors, or shears.

iffW^ adj. Ptoper to be done, what
onght to be done, necessary, incatt-
bent, practicable, proper, fit.

^nmirr «. /. PraotioabiUty, propriety,

fitness, necessity, obligation.
Vlt 9. m. Maker, Creator ( the DMne
•B^g ),' author, do6r, agen| ; nemi-
utiAve (tfa gram, ) ; a projfrietor,
fnaster ; a husband.

tirtTh: 8. m. The creator, maker ; an
author, doer.

W^<$. An ag«Bty a doer^ a BMdcttr*

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irw TUT

W« ai * «. Ageacy, management, rule,
goveniment.

^ > #. m. Mud, mire, clay.

m^ 8.m. Qnmh&ag of tiie i}6wMs,
horhcrygmi. fcorcten.

V^ *./. A waist-band, girdle, xon?,
Vrf^ #. m. Cotton,
^nrhft #./. The cotton tree.
*^ t f . w. Camphor.
'^^"^ \ *• ^'- Zedoary (Curotma

Camphor linhnent,
^^:»Tftr #. TO, A white mineral nffcd

medicinally. ferlji.

^tW^ ^^ *• wi. Mountain ebony ; bine bar
^^^Kt «./ Tmmpet flower {Bignonia.

9ua^eolen$) ; a sort of Basil (Ocf/mWfn

gratisiimum) .

'^rt \ 8, m. Action, act, office, fbi-
W%^ 3 tnne, fate, destiny ; aocnaar

Hre case ; Hindu wOMhip devoiiion ;

Dame of a bird. Karm-hhog^ «• lu.
. ihEilfilling of destiny.
trt^W 8, m. The body of religions

eeremonies, commanded in the kmdu

laws, or established by custom.
mifm^^dj. A worker. 8.m, A black-

mitk [accusatire case,

li^^vpcir «• «K. OiMt who doea any work ;
^4r^ ?f adA. Dismissed from ofioe. .
'Jliif^ adj. Immonri^ disputable.
l4j«n4 *. •». Falflniiig of destany ; the

differing of the oeasequeBces sf as-

tions, whether g^d or bad.
•iHlffir 8. m. The fourth and prweivt

^age of "fte world, the iron age.
v4r(^MW 8. m. The conseqt;eaoee of

actionB» ,

mdj. Assidbous, Mboilous r ob^

who perseyeres in his duties wfttrout

lOiriEipg foftwaitt io iheir reW«rd«

wkm tJ M« AppioTUd occnpatiso.

ir^T adj. Assidtioits, laborious.

lNrf%fv «./. SoeeesBy aoeompUahment.

V^W^ cdj, De?0irt vivtiiotts ;: for to*
nate, accidental.

^fiJrg <>4). Active, assiduevff^ diligent

W^ (fdj. Relating to any wodk^ doing
woii:, fortunate.

^rtTftrir •. m. An organ of action t-
five are reckoned, the hand, the ^ot^
the lamyx, or organ of the Toice, Mie-
organ of generation and that of feeih^
lent ezoretiot^.

^ adj. Hard, adulterated,. fa|M or
bad {a8 coin).

unfwT V. fi. To be hard or stiff.

^W<r adj. A cultivator, oif the ecfil, on«
who lives by tilt..

liW^ 8. m. Ploughing, cultiTating $km
ground ^ drawing or attraeting.

ir^'lir «. m. Belerio myrobalau {Titf^
piinalia helerica).

^!f^^ «./• A medicinal sort of moon
pla&i ; the bit of a bridle.

^rv 8. m. To-morrow, yesterday ; the
fourth period of the jHindu8, 8^f^
Ease, tranquillity, peace, relief,
quiet, rest • a trap, a machine, a
look. Kal ki hdt, News of yester-
day, something thi^t happened veiy
lately. Kal-maJcalf s. /• TJneasinese,
disquiet, trouble. Kal ka admi, Am
automaton, a puppet ; (met. ) « very
Weak person. Kal ka ghora, A wpif
W*U trained and obedient horse.

^rari: s./. Tin, lacker, gilt.

m^n^n #. »• Wranglisg ; a coaftistf
noise, the murmuriDg tnr bu£ of a

Jit# a.^m. Hko tenth JSudu ineara-
fttioa, yatio happen. ^Rie daity ia

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^'r

of a hrakrMn, who is to be born in
the town of Sambhal^ and in the
family of Vishnu Sarm» ; he will ride
on honieback and put to death all
the wicked.

W^'VT 8. mm A flower, the cockscomb
( AmararUlmn ), prince's feather.

mm'ft An ornament on the turban.

VHV s* m> A • spot or mark, abnse^
calumny, accusation, reflection, as-
persion, suspicion, scandal, obloquy,
defamation, blemish, brand, stigma.

WVfWH adj. Calumniated, defamed.

ir<lflHt/« ) <idj. Stained, blemished,
irmiPt ) charged with any thing

disgraceful ; liable to veproaoh ;
, disgraced, rcFiled. [low«

y^l^^^f adj. Dark-complexioned, sal-
%«fer>n «<&'• Malignant, iU-omened,

whose curses preyail.
ifnr oc^'. An animal struck with a

poisoned weapon,
ii«ir *./. A wife.
Mfim^ 9. m. Bye for the hair ; stardi.
Cfiqm "0. «. To be grieved, to grieve.
ir^RTiT n. a. To grieve, to distress.
IR-^m B,m. A pen, a reed for writing

with.
K^rvnror «./ Distraction, trouble.
V^if^WT f^. n. To fidget, to writhe, to

flutter.
^T^^ s. /. Oi^'OolmAuM repens, need

as an esculent vegetable.
m^nm t./. Misfortune, calamity.
Wei^r^ «. m. A distiller, a vender of

spirituous liquors.
mmne.m. a dome, cupola, spire, or

the ornament on the top of a dome,

a pinnacle; a water-pot. Kakutiikd-
- pen kamoy n. 0. To nake.an oftring

<^ a jar of water to any deity ; five
' twigs of die £ollemng*t|i^df0ii9d

sacred being pretiously placed in it^
viz. Aawatiha (Ficw Beligic$a) Vata
(Ficus Indiea)y Uddumbara (Ficu9
GlamercUa), Shami {Mimosa Albid0)p
and Amra {Hog plum) or mango.

W^m \ ^^' ^<>'<^» beginning thus.

m^njs.m, A pinnacle.

ir^fkn t^dj. Black-headed, s, m, Man.

irwfft #./. A waterrpot, a little spire oa
the top of a dome or pinnacle.
s, 771. Quarrel, strife, contentioo.
s, m. Quarrelsome, turbulent.

il^^irrf^ifl <. m. A quarrelsome woman.

^vnivrft adj. Quarrelsome, factious^
turbulent.

I^IYT^T suij. Quarrelsome, contentioui.

V^srit s,f, A scold, a termagant, vixen.

W^T «./. The sixteenth part of the
moon's diameter, a digit of the mopn;
a division of time, about eight se-
conds, the sixtieth part of a degree •
part, portion ; art^ trick. Kala-hazi^
s,f* Turning over head and heels^
tumbling, juggling. Kal0 na hadma^
To disobey, decline, not to succeed*
Kala na lugna, Not to hare an ad-
vantage, not to avail.

.IWit ^. /. Wrist; a kind of pulse
leguminous seeds in general.

ir^T^f t^. <». To' parch grain.

liWR s. m. Assemblage, multitude ; a
grammar of the Sanskrit language.

V^nn^^ «. 9A. Gold thread, a silver
thread.

V^tn: «. m. A. distiller, a seller of spiri-
tuous liquors, a tavern-keeper, inn^
keeper.

imif^ «./• Female of KaUr.

'^nx^m 8. 'Wm A kind 0/ singer or
musician.

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ll^

iff^ f . m. The fotirtli tge of tlic world, !
^cording to the Bindus^ the iron
sge or ftiHt of rice : the oommence-
metit of the Kali^yvtg or age is placed
about SlOl years anterior to the
Christian era, the number of its years
are 482, 000, at the expiration of
which the world is to be destroyed.

%^ \ s*f' A. bnd, an unblown flower
^r^ / blossom ; quicklime ; the

fourth age ef the world.
^nsif r^. w. A curlew.
^t^^imx s.f. The sixteenth part of the
moon's disc. [Mythology.

^r9.ir»^<rhe fourth age in the Hmdu
Mt^lf s. m. The febrifuge nut plant
( CcBsalpinia or GuilandhM Bondvr-
ceo** ) ; the name ef a country : the
name Kaling is applied in the Purans
to several places, but it especially
signifies a district on the Coromandel
coast, extending from belaw Cuttack
to the vicinity of Madras,
^fWT *./. A plant, eommonly called
r«ori, the bark of which is used as
a purgative, [hud.

w'^'mPlT V. a. To blossom, to bloom to
wmg^ s. m. The fourth or present age
of the world, which Mr. Bently sup-
poses to have commenced 8102 years
before the Christian era.
irfWT 9. m. A christiaii church, a con-
gregation of believers.
%gt f . /. A bud, an unblowu flower
blossom ; quicklime ; the Kali-yug
or 4th age of tiie ITinrfa*.
m^.Zi c^dj. Black ( aamplexioned ).
mmn j. Dirt, impurity.
^^^T^.m. Any th'mg tanvay or black

complexioned.
V^if ^. m. Cold meat, stale victuals, a
iVmcKeoo, ^ akfast.

irthrr «. m. The KVer ; ( met, ) courage,
ftl>irit, mi^nanimity, heart. Kaleja
uhtna^ To be fatigued with excessive
vomiting. K^jkl^a phatna, To be dis-
turbed with grief 5r jealouy. Kaleja
thanda kamay To obtain one's wish,
to get ease. Kaleja jalna kisi ka,
Xo" suffer sorrow, to mourn. Kal&ja
kampna,To be afraid, to suffer cold.
Kalga far samp phima, To suff'er
jealousy or envy. Kaleja se laga
rakhna^ To caress, embrace, love ex-
ceedingly. Kaleje men ddH rakhma,
To love or esteem exceedingly.

m^VC $. m. The body.

^^ e.m. Goldme^t, stale victuals,
a luncheon^ a breakfast.

JJI^ I f.7». The liver courage.

ir<9nf i' ^« Sickness, pain, trouble, dis-
tress, vexation, afiBiiction, tormen,
quarrel, contention.

W^ *. m. A heifer.

ir^tw S' m. Wantonness, friskiness,
play, sport, frolic, gambol.

^^tf^e.f. A small, blackish, triangu-
lar, ' pyramidicsA shaped seed of a
very pungent smell used medicinally
( Nigdla Jndiea ).

V^ S* m. Sediment, the deposit of oil,
ghee,. &c., dirt, filth ; ordure, faeces ;
fiin, fraud ; the BeHeric myrdbdlan ;
the wax of the ear. ^« Sinful,
wicked.

insi t. m. A %hasir or saoted work,
one the six Vedangs, comprehending
the description of religious rites ; a
day and nigbt ot Br'ama^ a period of
4,880,000^000 of fldlar sidereal years
or years of moriials, measuring the
deration of the world, and as many,
. the iatefVal of ^^ ^tnikilatios ; a

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m^

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deitniction of the worM ; a eaored ^

precept, practice deacribed by the

Vedi for effectmg certian «oaee-

quences ; optionaiitj, alteruatire,

doabt ; resolfe, 'purpoae, any act of

determination ; prodriety, fitness.

^^'HT^ } s* m. One of the fabulons
m^W^ J trees of Indra'a heaven ^ a

tree which yields whatever may be

desired.

^^m^ 8. m. The destruction of all
things, the end of the world*

%W^\ 8. m. A scheme; a contrivance, a
plan, a forgery, an imitation.

^mv^ 8. m. The destroiction of the
world, the end of the Kol^^ the four
ages of its existence.

irf^Jf adj. Made, arranged, artificially
produced or constructed.

V^^ir ;r. m. The Final destruction.

^%^ i. m. Dirt, sediment.

%^ 8, m. The dawn or break of day.
adi>. Yesterday. to-morrow, adf^
Healthy, recovered irom sickneas ;
deaf and dumb.

taocrr^ «, m. Welfare, hairiness, pros-
perity, good fortune • name of a mu-
sical mode sung at night ; a legumi-
nous shrub (Glycine dehilis). adj.
Happy, well, right, prosperous, luky.

V^T'if^W 8. m. Good wishes. ^

iBifNt adj. Happy, lucky, prosperous ;
auspicious, propitious.

WWK adj^ Barren, sterile (land) ; gait
iasfood).

HQTRT 1^. «. To bncD^ to ibe inflamed (o«
ihe skin hj rubbing pepper, ^c. on it),

mwv^mK 8. m, A kind of sweetmeatt

^W\9 8. w. Joy, hap^ness, pleasure.

^n% 8. m. Yeeterday, to-morrow.

^1^ 8. «. Armour, mail ; a drum nsed
in battle, a kettle drum f a tree

( Hibi8CU$ poputneoidee ) ; an amnl^t^ «
a writing carried about the person aa
a charm.

VrTqir s.m* A tree, eom&only^ called
Bh&jpair : piecea of the brak of 4iis
tree inscribed with mystical verses
serve as amulets, &c.

mA^ 8. m. A kind of flat fish, remark^
able for going byfland from one spot
to auother ( Coins cob^ius ).

^f^ )«.?». A mouthful ; a kind of

^^ j fish ; an astringent wash for*
cleaning the mouth, a gargle.

%fr 8, m. A po6t«

IftJ^ } *'-^- Poetry, a poem.

^9^ «. m, A kind of grass ( Scirpui
Jcysnr) ; a root (Ct/perus tuberosui) ;
one of the nine divisions of Jambu
dwip, [Cailmir.

M^K, 8. m^ The name of a country^

V^nr 8. m. The name of a Muni or dei-
fied sage, the son of Maricht and
father of the immortals, gods' and
devils ; a kind of deer.

m^ 8» m. The touchstone ; assay ; the
decoction of a colouring substance.

^^ 8. w. Touch or test of gold bj
the touchstone.

%^[^ «. m. Astringency.

iff^rns «. /. An astringent.

vft^ 8.J. A touchstone.

IW ;. m. Want, penury, affliction, pain,
distress, hardship, vehemence, vio-
lence, acuteness, (of pain), agony,
difficulty ; bodily pain or uneasiness.

IHf^ (kdj. Giving pain or truble.

^fi? s./. Test, trial ; pain, trouble.
ir?t (H^. SujSeriug a painful and tedi-
ous labour (a woman) ; afflicted, suf*
feriug, in want.
^^ 8, m. Strengili, power j a&s^j, a

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%TT

Mldidione the ; decoctiofi of ft colerar-
Ing substance.
Mmms.f. Pain, stitch, affliction, [ftil.
w^prr t>. ]». lo buffer pain, to be pain-
^i^m^J «4?« Gritty, sandy, {as tread),
iK«9<T s. m. Bell-metal.
WH^ 8. m. Rack, torment, torture.
nfVm 15. a. To tighten, tie, braee ; to

assay, try, prove, examine ; to fry in

melted batter. ». w. A bundle, wallet.
^^B^'TTTT ^. w. To move, to shake.
qWTp^ «. a. To cause to tighten, tie,

bind, &c.
ir^ffnt >./. A mistress, strumpet.
€41 41^1^ *. w. A whoremonger.
«wfhn^ *./. Whoremongery.
%^^ 8.f. An oath.
iW^nft *./. Crowd, press ; excitement,

anxiety before a battle.
^^ s. «. Violence, compulsion.
%9KJili'f' (frwi Persian) Abundance,

I^enty, (m Hind.) Exercise, practice,
• vigour, gymnaatica, exertion.
iffKift TJsnal, practiced, familiar.
m^a^j. Tight, tense, strait
^Rnt s. «. A butcher, adj. Cruel,

hard-hearted.
^pgjm V. a. To cause to try, td prove

or assay ; to cause to tighten, v. n.

To be spoiled {curd$ 4tc.) by standing

in a metal vesseL
^^i^acy. Ready, tied up.
iWTt *. »•• A sweetmeat.
nqms.m. Astringency.

2^'^^ I s,/. An astringeat,

trf^S «. TB* A cushion) clothing.
wit^f.m. A poem*
irfNfTal;. Strong, vigorous Iferri).
mit^ s. m« Martial vitriol {Svdphe^
m^tK *. m. An error, fault,
litm^ part. Tied up, prepared, ready.

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IffhcT 8. m. A brazier or jtewter«r.

^w^ «. TO, A root {Ct/pei-us tHberoeue)^

W%m adj. Astringent.

^^ T^ s.f. A kind of pickle ; a plant
(Cassea sophera).

m^ftit «. /. A touchstone.

^r^KT5./. An oyster.

W^i\ s.f. Mnsk, the animal perfnme 90
called, as brought from Caskmir^
Nepalj and western Assam and Bhu^
tan, the latter is said to he the best.
s* m, A saying, by word.
i>. a. To tell, Bay, recount, relate,
bid, order, call, affirm, assert, aver,
avow, declare, acquaint, advise,
speak. 8. m. Saying, advice, order.
ILaka dena. To tell, bid, order, &c.

'inPTT^ *. /. A proverb, saying, am
adage ; style. [style*

ITfnj s. /. 'A proverb, adage saying,

^VMJ D. ». To groan.

^iVCTf T V. n. To groan (as a steh peNon)^

mifin«rr ^. a. To cause to say, to call,
to be called ; to parch, v. n. Td
wither ; to become weak, to be lazy.

^lY^ Horm V. a. To send a message, ta
send and tell, to inform.

W€^ s, m. A cough.

irv^mt ». a. To cause to speak.

i|1Pt adv. Where ? Kahan-tdk^ Hoif
far ? how long f to what degree ?
ILahan se^ Whence f Kakan Tea kahan^
To what degree ; extremely, immense-

ly.

^ITT «. TO. Order, leave, saying, word^
call, confession, affirmation, advice.
pran. What ? which ? how ? why ?

iinT^I^ s.f. Altercation, expostulation,

^f ITT V. a. To cause to speak, to cathe
to tell, to be dalled.

^nn^ 8, /. A tale, story, fable.

m%\K 8. TO. A palkce-bearer,

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mvm f . / A provarb, Ujing, an adage.

IRT^ «./. Converflation, diecussion,
altercation,

^tft adv. Somewhere, anywhere, wher-
I e¥er« Kahin n<ih hahin^ Somewhere
or other.

mft «. /. A foraging party.

VW o^v. Somewhere^ anywhere.

99 8. m. The arm-pi^ the side or flank.

ir^ $./. The end of the lower gar-
ment, which after the cloth is carried
round the body is brought up behind
and tacked into the waistband ; a
woman's girdle or zone.

mr pron. Whom t what ? which f pon^
pos. Of, belonging to.

mi^^ «. m. A nodnk of lime-stone.

w\nx 8. /, The armpit.

irlirWT V. n. To grant.

^4FtWT 8. m, Straining {wh^ at stool, &c.)

^^^ 1 8. m. A plant or its seed
mM\ 5 (P<mieHm italicum),

WT#t 8, /. A chafing-dish.

mH 8. m. Olass ; a disorder in which
the intestinym rectum is prolapsed ;
a prolapsus ani. Z^nch mkolna, Ani
procid8niicu

mNi adj. Raw.

^tWTF./. Wisb^ desire/ inclination.

9t«ft *•/. a; kind of pckle or vinegar
made by steeping rice in watst and
leHing the liquor ferment^ which is
kept for use sometimes twenty years.

lrt^T i. f». A thorn, spine ; a fork ;
•mtll (goidiimtk'8 or apothecarjf*g)
,«eales / a spur ; a type ; the tongue
of a bjOance; fishing-hook; a fish-
bone. KiHUetBa mkai jaiw^ To be
breed from distress or injury, Kan-
I ton p0r ghasitna, {Ut to drag upon
thioriu ), To extol or exalt one abore
. his merits i (u8od bya penon who

from humility dUclaimg tU fraiieg

hssiowed on him. ) Kante hone, {Ut.Uo

plant thorns ), To prepare distreis,

or misfortune for one's self,
^ter adj. Near, proximate.
*'l2<1i|F t. To prepare for one-self db-

tress or misfortune.
^i^ ». m. A section, part, division j

sport, exhibition.
9lv»iT V. a. To beat, press, grind. '
^twiJt «./, Purslain {PortulaM).
vWt s./. A rafter ; a sentence of tie

Vedas.
^rft i,/. A single straw, blade of grass.
Ilt^ *. m. An onion.
9i^ «. m. A sugar boiler ; a tribe whose

business it is to fry corn, prepare

sweetmeats, dkc.
9ift 8. m. Mud, slime,
wfvrm t;. a. To assist, to protect.
«^n s. 191. The shoulder. Kandha hi*

lana. To shrag up Che shoulders.

Kandka dena^ to assist; to tirrj

away the dead. [shmk#.

irWT i». n. To shiver, tremble, quakes
Wta «,/. A species of grass (S(»och<u^n)

xpontaueum).

n\m \ $. m, Bdl-metal, white cop.
'Itw J per or brass, queen's metd,

any amalgam of zinc and copper.
^t^fifR s. TO. A bracier, a pewterer, k

worker in white or bell-metal.
^rt^'Jhl «. m. Blue vitriol considered as
. a coUirium.

WhiT 8,f. Wish, desire, inclination.
Wit 5./, The green scuni oh the surfa^

of stagnant pools, or the green mould

that sticks to walls and pavements,
.'scum, fur» paste.
liTim 8, m. A medicine, an aromatic

bark (Fragaria msca). fTr^sdes.

m% 8. m. A croir. Kakpakeha, s. ni.

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mt

iVIiifT r« m, A kind of leather.

HmTrf^ «./. A medicme.

mim^ 9, m. A leprosy with black and

red epots, considered inonrable,
iRTfi^^ 1. ^. A crow's feather*
Urirtftv «. m. A kind of ebony.
WnR«ar *./• a woman that bears only

one child.

VT^^'^ {. ^'^' A kind of mountain

? «. m. Akin
J crow.

^mi«nr^ «• m. a water-hen^ a gaUinnle.

vrviif $. fli. The oolocynth or bitter
apple.

tvmn «. m. A paternal nnde*

mnft 1./. Annt.

imif(ir4t «./. Rannncnlni.

VT<ifNr f . m. A poisonone inbetance of
• black oolonr, poiiiibly the berry of
the Cocnlns Indicns ; a division of
tbe infernal legionfl. or hell.

^^riRittf^ './. A vegetable snbstance need
in medicine^ described as sweet and

, cooling, allaying fcTer, removing

\ ^pblegm» kt.y it is said to be a root
brought from N$fckl or Morc^ng^

mm «./. The armpit

WTW^rarrt «./• A painfnl suppurating
tumour in the artnpit.

^r^mtoV i. f. The space from the
shoulders to the armpit.

mm $. m. A crow ; a raven.

iSTf^ ^. m. A paper.

m^ s. m. Vendor of paper.

WTf^'uft s. m. Office allowance for sta-
tionary.

VmK s.f. A parrots beats* Two side,

. margin.

Vnv 9. m. Qlass ; alkalme ashes^ any
salt of potash or soda in a glassy or
erystalline state ; crystal^ quarts or
glass ; a disease of the eyes.

ITtfrf^ 9^ «. Crystal^ qunrtat

^f^9m s. i». Black salt or soda,
imrv^ s. m. Black salt, a medieval

salt, prepared by calcining fossil salt'

and the fruit of the emblio mjrobataa

together : it consists ohiefly of muri-
ate of soda, with a small quantity of

iron, line and snlpher, and is a tonid

aperient. [knowing.

rnmr adj. Unripe, raw, simple, uu-

Vl^ i. /. HUk poUaged.

wm s. m. A cloth worn round the hips

passing between tiie legs and tucked

in bdiind ; the upper part of the

thigh.
rnrnn #•/• A female gardener.
wm^ tf. a. To bind on or tie up tha

Kmehka or upper part of the thigh ;

to skin, to gather.
m4^ 9' /' A cloth worn over tiM

KtfcA^ or upper part of tbe thiglu
WiMH s. m. The upper part of the Hdf^
UTift 8. 9^ A gardener who cultivates

and sells pot-herbs.
^ttm s. m. Business, occupation, m-

work, an action, afiEilir.
m^m $. m. Lampblad^ {with which <&r

eyelidiaripamUd), Kajal Jd kothri,.

A place from going into which, or an

affisir, the being engaged in which,

brings disgrace or suspicion on one's

character.
m^ adj. Busy, employed.
mAprep. By reason of, for the sake of.
^HiR «. fiK Gold. adj. dolden, of gold.
Wtm^madj. Oolden.
Wtz #./• A cuty incision, ccecution^

scum ; vindence. Kat hama, ^. a.

To wound, to cut. Kat thana, Tb^

bite.
mic^e i. f. Clippings, chips, scraps*

JuUhut barnof To clip, cut out ; ic^

deduct*-

Digitize!

a^?|l^

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v^

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m^

miz^X V. a. To cut, clip ; to bite, cor-
rode, erode ; to xeap ; to stop, stay •
to waste, pass away ( Ume ), to pass
( a road ) ; to intorrupt, intercept ;
to shame^ make ashamed. ILatdalnay
To cut ofiT, amputate,

ir^ $. w. Cutter, aA". Oorrosive.

ir:7 f • m. Wood, timber, stodt, block,
a pair of stooka ; a scabbard. K<»tft-
futUj $.f. A puppel^ atoy. Ka^A
iiteiafkty To fare hardly. KnikTtavXlm,

I f . m. A sad blockhead^ adj. Impene-
trable^ blockhead. 'K.ath hi kha$nbo^
»*/• A sad blodchead (leomon). K«<A
' trr (9, A bug. Kath men pacm desnt ,
To be imprisoned, to be in the stodce.
Kath mandaky a toad. KcUh honoy To
pine away ; to be petrified with as-

^ tanishmeut. EatA Jcaidr^ Wooden
Urtioles,

*^;;^ ] Wooden articles.

mT^^ s. m, A bug.

Hrr^T «. m. A wooden pot.

in8^?»^ «./. A wooden doll. [ty.

Wfft^ 8,f. Difficulty • hardness ; cruel-

Vrsf «« /• Body; scabbard; shape;
wood, timber ^ appearance, person ;
a saddle.

WfT ». m. A young buffalo.

«IT? 8. m. Membrum virile.

%\^^J V. 0. To draw forth (a* a svwrd),
draw, draw ofif^ skin, take out, to I
extricate ; to draw lines or figures
work flowers on cloth, draw figures
in jwedle-work, to draw, paint, deli-
neite.

imrr #. w, A decoction.

IfT^ ckdj^ Blind of one eye, one-eyed.
iPruii, miti, 4rc.) whose kernel is
<i% rotten, or which has no kernel^ ;
fooliBh, stnpid, Ktn%'h<xti ^h^rna}

To talk . or whisper in the ear^ to
consult^ advise. Kana-fhusi, «. /,
Whispering. Kcma-tiri. b. f. The
name of a grass. Kana-kofd Icama,
To whisper. Kani-'kouni, A cewrie
with a hole^ in it.

VFi) ac(|«/. A woman bHnd <^ one eye^

qrrw 9. m. A chapter, a section, part^
divittOE; sport, exhibition.

^m^ •». o. To spin,

nwx ae^. Dis<»resBed,'agitated with di»-
trees, confused, perplexed, disorder-
ed; timidy timorous, gentle. 8. m. A
large kind «£ fish (Oy|M-ifMM eaUa).

%mKm 8.f. Timidity, agitation.

^nftv 9. ta. The second or seventh ^^
du month {0(^ober-N(y»ember) when
the moon is full near Ktitiiha or the
pleiades.

^VT^iT s. m. Name of a saint.

^rr^ adj. Timid, timorous, conf^ased^
distressed.

^1^^^ > «./. Timidity, timorousness^

Z!2 \ *. m, Slime^ mud, mire.

m^8,m» The ear. cm^'. Blind of on9
eye. Kan metnay To pull the ears,
chastise. 'Kan hhama, To excite di&-
sention by tale-bearing. Kan par
jun na-chalna, to be very negligent or
careless. Kan par rakhnay To remem-
ber ; to abstain. Kan par hdth dhar-
nay To refuse, deny. Elan* pdkarna.
To confess inferiority. Kan phutna,
t>. n. To be deaf. Kan phoma, T©
make a noise. Kan phunkany To teU
tales, to excite quarrels ; to tutor*
Kanjhitkanoy To desire to hear. Kan
dharfMy To hear, listen, attend, be
attentive. Kan dahdkar chale j<inay
To runaway. Kan dMm^ T^ tnnir

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fiaok ilie eara^ a sa hnrs# does when
prqDaring io bite. Kan de sunna,
To hear, attentively. Kan dena, To
Jtear^ to be attentive. Kan salai,
9,f. Name of an insect. Kan Jca par-
dof The tjmpanmn. Kan hdtna. To
git the better of, snrpass, overeome,
ontwit. Ktfn hhart hona, To be
alanned« Kdn Mol d^na, (lit.) To
open one's eats ; to inform ; to make
Hcqnainted with, warn, cantion. Kttn
lagna^ To get into Yne's confidenee.
Eon maJnOf To admonish, pnnish,
chastise. Kan myl, s.m. Ear-wax.
'Kan myl'Walaf A person whose em-
ployment it is to pick or clean the
•ars. Kan men ungli de rahna, To
stop one^s ears, to tnm a deikf ear to
trhat is fsMd. Kan men hdt mttma.
To pretend not to hear. Kan men
pama, To be heard (a speech). Kan
men tel ddlna, (lit. to pour oil in the
taty) To pretend not to hear. Kan
men tel ddlkar eo rahna^ To be inat-
tentive or negligent. Kan men kahna,
To whisper, to tell. Kan nak hUdna,
To be silent. Kdnonkdn kahna, To
whisper. Kan hilana. To acqniesce
in. Kan hone. To ntiderstand, com-
prehend, be ^warned or take ex-
ample.

*TW *./. Modesty, shame, respect, s. m.
A^hnsband. Kan kama, To be asham-
ed. Kan chKomoy To be impadent.
f Kan nah hama, To treat with dis-
respect.

Urnr^^ «. m* Scorpion.

VnPl s» m. A forest, desert, wood.

Qrt«i9€^ Whispering in the ear,

iffwr^ s. m* A fmit.

wm%^ e, m. Earwax.

mm adj. Mnd.

^'rnmft A whispering in the ear.

iirPr s. /. 8hame.

m^^.f. Blind.

mm s. m. Husband, aij. Pleasing,

agreeable, beantifoL
ii1<iir t./t WiCe, beloved ; beantj^ «plen«

dor; light, a lovely or desirmbto

woman.
ifTPir s.f. Splendonr, lustre,
m^r^ir e. m. The andent nana «f th#

country of Kananj.
mm e. m. A husband • out of §bm

names of Krishna,
m^jm e. m. A musical mode ; a kind*

of nightingale.
4r^wr ^' n. To tremble, quake.
Wi^^ adj. A contemptible man.
m^'t^ t. m. A bitter seed.
^TfiirWT s. ft, A body of travellers.

I s./. An earth with whidr
Hrfiw J earthenware is varnished.

«flt<t n. prop. Name of a river, th#
Oakery.

m^ e. 911. Desire, wish, inclioatioH ; tiio
god of love. Cupid ^ busiaesB, action,
act, deed, affair, matter, work, mse,
occupation, employment ; packet,
mail, post-bag. Kom ana, To com«
into use, be of use, aivail, stand in
stend, to be wanted ; to be smitten^
to be slain in the- field, Kam tamdm
Icarnay To accomplish, to finish ; to
kill, to make away with. Kam tamdm
hona, To be finished killed, or made^
away with. Kam chctldnay To carry
on business. Kam rdkhnay To maker
use of. Kamkc^y Business, occupation.
Kamhdjiy adj. Laborious, active^'
alert. Kamkdy s. /. Amorobs ddli-
ance, coition. Kam men ISn^^ Ta
Wflojri to as9, K^tm n\K4lM^ Ta

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%m

eanrj into effect to aecompliBh one's

^leBire.
^Pwrw g. nu Work.
V^nrrojt ;. m. Saperintendent, worker,
vnnrnv 8. m. Sport, amorous dalliance.
^«T%^ «•/. Amorous dalliance^ coition.

^niMii > <• /• A certain cow belong*
VT«lM9 3 iag to indnu

Hfvi^f «. 99I. The capid of the Hindu

mythology.
.Vfn^ n. p*op. Onpid, the son of l^iiJk

utij and Eakminif and Ivosband. of

mw^f n. prop. A cow belonging to
' Indroy said to grant every thing re-
quested of her ; a cow that gires
much milk.

%mm «./• Desire, wish, incUnation«

iRlfrftv adj. libidinous^ lustful, de-
sirous.

iHiltlW^.m. Simchus*

ITT^ t./* A blanket*

VPIV 9. m. A distriot lying east of
Bengal, formerly independent, now
pari of Assam* a^. Pleasiogi bean-
tiful ; taking any or every Bbape
atwUi;

•IWfM^ adf. Pleasing, beautifiil.

VTiMt a^'« Plewng, beautiful ; a na-
tive of Casmruf.

%fillT s. m. A eottplainty Jaundioe,
excessive secretion or obstruction of
bQe.

\

9i^. Distraeted or agitated
.vmw > with love or lust| lasdvi-

ousy libidinous, lustfuL
mmm adj. Blinded by lust, lustful.
IWift 9. m. A mineral substance uoed

i^ medicine, a sort of pyrites.
^ITOiiT } «. m. A person who carries
«m^ y baskets filled with Qang^s

watpr to ^i^tant pliM)e/i. J

^f«fl s, »j. An amorous mui, an uxofi*
ous husband ; the ruddy goose, a
pigeon, a sparrow ; a boy dressed in
female attire who dances in the sea-
son of the hoU.

^\f^^ 9.f. A loving or affectionate
woman, adj. Libidinous, cupidinous*

^A adj Libidinous, lustful, impae-
aioned, fond, wanton ; cupidi&oua ;
loving ; busy. «./. A lump of gold.

^ITQ^ adj. Cupidinous, desirous, or
lustful, libidinous. luatfuL

^iqrfl «• /. A woman libidinous or

*i«il<^ #• m. Oblation of water to de-
ceased friends, &c., exclusive of those
for whom it is directed by law.

*t*(l^ 8.f. A Togini^ One of the female
personifications of, th^ musical modesi
sung in the night. • • [shake.

^VT^mr V. n. To shiver, tremble, qoaks^

WT^t^ tf. m. A horse of the bread of
Catnbog9. n. prop. A country in the
north of India, Camhog^ Cam^y^ o^ ^
Khambach.

wm a^f. Agreeable, desirable^ amiabW

^l^'rt *• m. Supererogatory work p«-
ibrmed at pleasure or through the
desire of some advantage.

tVT^^m 1. m. An acceptable or desir*
able gift.

im 9. m. I The body, appearance^

*niT**/. J person.

ilT^ adj. Bodily, personal.

m^ 9, m. A certain mixed tribe of

caste of Hindus.
Vfinvw 1. m. A medicine, an aromatio

bark ( Fragaria ve9ca ),
WVffK adj. Cowardly, timid, timoroup.
IPRI^ 9. m. The Supreme Being ; «

cast or tribe^ the Kayetha or writer

caste, proceeding from a 'S.9haUri

father, f(ud S^ra mother.

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( lOS )

ITOT s. /. Tbe body, appearance, per-
son.

adj. An agent, acting, doing.
,s. m. Action, especially in grammar ;
case ( in gram,)^

t|TK^ 9, m. Business, an action, affair,
work, profession, &c,

WfKM 8, m. Cause, motive, principle ;
account, reason, occasion, action,
agency ; au instrument or means.

VRr 9. m. A black snake, adj. Black.

«rmn 9. m. A gaol, a place of con-
finement.

«lfKV i* ^ Soot, lampblack with which
the eyes are painted.

«fO ( in comp. ) Making, maker, doer.

«i^ 9. 771. A heap of dung, a large
Quantity of cow-dung.

^r% \ adj. An artist, an artificer,
ilTt^rc f an agent, a miiker, a doer.
W(^(^ a($'« Compassionate, tender,

kind.
«r4^it4^. m. A king, also ealled Arjvn,

a celebrated hero^ distinct from the

PaiM prince ; one of the Jyn Cha-

hroportit or emperors 6f the world.
%Tf^*W 9. yn. The eighth month lOcto-

ber-Ifovember ) when the moon is full

near the Pleiades.
«lfh4tWf «• m. The day of full moon

& the month Kartik, a festival.
«TW *. m. Poverty, indigence,
vnra 9. m. The cotton plant {Go99y-

ftwn ) ; cotton cloth, &c« [&c.

whit adjj Made of cotton, cottony,
^nf^ adj. Worked, embroidered, in^

termixedwith coloured thread {dothy

^R^^*. w. A bow.

W% #f m. Cause, origin ; motive, ob-
ject ; affair, business, ^ action, a
trork, profession, &c.

^r«5f^^ 1./. Prudence, caution, ebu*
slderation.

WT<rfwfir*./. Accomplishment, success^
fulfilment of any object or purpose.

Ilrwir 9* m. A husbandman.

V^hw #. m. A weight or measure of
silver, equal to 16 pans of eom-ies ;
a weight of copper, equal to 80
£ati9 5 a weight of shells equal to
the same number of cotvriu ; a bus-
bandman. .

fOfifw *. m. A weight ; a husbandman.

iRTW 9. rn. lime ; a name of Tamak or
Jam, the supposed regent oi th«
dead; death, season, age; dearth,
famine ; angel of death ; calamity ;
( fneU ) a snake ; ( in Braj ) To-mor-
row. Kdlrbitanaf or — hatna, or—
ganwdna, To waste one's time, to
spend time. Kal-^a9 hana. To be in
the hands of death, to be seiaed by
fate. KaUpama, The coming or
happening of a famine.

m^m 9. m. Blackness ; one of the er-
pressiofvs of quantity ( eorrapondinf
to our a, by Xy y, ^c. ) in Bijagamt,
or Algebra ; freckle, mark, stain,
spot. [ sound, a tumult.

irni4t9 9. m. A confused or mingled

^imfST 9. m. A kind of poison, destroy*-
ing even the regent of death ^, the
poison of a snake.

^rm% f. w. Freckle, mark, stain, sort.

wraiTHI a. m, A kind of Cobra di
capella.

^rnrmr 9. m. A cycle, a given revolu-*
tion of time ; period.

wrsnnc «• m. A name of Shiv ; a rock
in Bunddkhandy the modem Catt*
injer ; the adjacent country ; Itn as-
sembly of religious mendicants ;
CaUinjp' is one of the places at

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wliich such assemblies meety being
entunerated in tbe Ved$ amongst the
Tapttsyd'SthansyOr spots adapted to
practices of austere devotion,
ttrm^ «. m. Deaths dying,
limfmiv t. m. A fragrant and resxnr

ous substance, BdelHum.
liT^wm 9. m. The sultry season,
autumn, the two months following
the rainy seasoiy
wmMJ s. m. Suspicion, calunmy.
WTWPntl «./ Bengal madder ; black

Teori.
W\m^^ B. /. A plant ( SerratuU or
G(myz!$ antkelminUca ) ; Bengal mad-
der {Subia M^njith )•
ilT^^lf)l i. 771. A particular night, one
of which occurs on the 7th day of
the 7th month of every 77th year ;
after such a period of life, a man is
considered exempt from attention to
the usual ordinances^
i|T9«t^ 8. m. A factitious and purga-
tive saltw
innv^ $. nt. The black and most
deadly rariety of the cobra (Coluber
naga }•
VT^fTT^ $, m. The black antelope*
liT^m s. m. One of the twenty*one

hells.
^J%'^^ $. m. The passing or spending
of time ) the enduring of suffering.

adj. Blacky dark. $. m. A snake ;
time ; a name of Krishna KaLa-datUk^
A purgative seed {Con^oUulus nit )
Kala-jira, t. m. Seeds of the NigMti^
indica. Kalamah kama. To break
offa)l connexion with another; to
disgrace ; to copulate ; to expel.
KcUa-namaL «. m. A kind of rock
salt impregnated with sulphur and
bitumen which leayes a hepatic

flavour in the month {it is muth mei
medicinally ), Kale-harany Of the
colour of a snake. Kale kosy A great
distance. Kale- bal^ s. w. The lower
part of the belly, the pubes.
^miW «. m. A black kind of Aloa

wood or Agallochun.
MmiM^t 8, m. A small shrub used as

a purgative.
^^rr^TC 8, m. Interval, intermediate

time ; process of time.
MTOTq^ *./, The act of calking a ship
or boat. Kala-patti-karna^ To calk
( o ship, 4rc. )
irr^l^l 8. m. Blackness,
^f^ */. A name of the river •7i(»n»ttf*
irifiiV «• 7». The curlew ; blackness, a
black colour ; a fault or flaw in gold,
Ac. : a fine of hair extending to the
navel; ink or blacking, soot; a
small bird, commonly called S^anu
ifff^^^ 9^ prop. A celebrated poet,
author ofSakuntala^ the Baghu VanSp
the TScdodc^y and other poems : he
was one of the nine poets or gema of
YilcramadityaKe court, and is sup*
posed to have flourished in the cen^
tury preceding the Ohrlstiaa era ;
the name is however applied to more
persons than one, and seema in aoma
measure to have been used as an
honourable title : the works attribut-
' ed to this author are amongat the
most elegant compositions in the
Sanskrit language.
inftP^ «./. The river Jamna.
^fX^m 8. m. A serpent said to have
been vanquished by ILrishnd. adj.
Black ( complexion )•
iwtii^'./. The Hecate of the Hind\i8
and wife of Shva, to whom human
sacrifices are offered ; the Nile ; ink.

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fffip

jb in. A fftbtilons eerpent with a
fctodrwl ^d ten heads said to have
l>een vaucfoished by Ktnshna. Kali-

• vUrcJij «./' Black pepper. Kali-bun,
s, w. Hame of a plaaU KaUtuUi,
H. /• ^asil ( Ocymam 'bagilicam ).
KM'dahy name of a whirlpool in the
tiver Jamna, whete the serpent KaU
is said to havelired. Kali-mitiy s. f.
. Blaoklead. [ingtotime*

^^»T fl^y. Timely, seasonable, relat-

iiT^< «. vK A. btt«k> deer.

^i^^ s. m, Foulaess, mnfaitness.

^rrt^W s. m. A great distance.

^tiiw^^ ^'* Of the color of a eaake*

^T%irm 8. m. The pnbes.

mh^K 8. m. A drug.

flfffft^R ad§. Fdgned, forged^ contriv-
ed, factitious. «. m, A hypocrite.

Mrwff^iw 8.f. Hypocrisy-

^nfir./ Tomorrow and yestfjrday*

*rfw 3

^ff c «. /. The baskets in which the

Hindus carry abont the Ganges

water.
mv^ «. a. To ring or lonnge («

J^^e^ ^ ) ^ to trick* to sham.
^tl9<t««/. Tursieric, ft harlot.
. mm 8. m. A poem, ft poetioai ecoa-

potttioQi.
liiwftT*. «• A plagiarist of poetry.
liliHVc *. m. A plagiarist. [sition.

ttl«K9 «. rn. Taste for poetical oompo-
ifTW #./. Coaghy catarrh ; a i|>ecie6 of

grass ( Saccharum sgtontanmm >

Ka8htD0$^ B« m. Aethma»
^Vi^n^ s./. Asthma. :
ifpft tf . /. A clebrftted city and place
. of pilgrimag^y the modem Benare8.
WnHs^i «•/• The ci4?ital of the Kaai's
i. f . Benares*

14-

iVTi^ «• m. Caahmif, flaSron*
wi^s.m. Wood.

^99 9. m. Aloe wood or AgalloehuM.
'^^^StE 8. m. A aniall imseot or WOritf

found in decayed wood.
ntm^ 8. m. The wood-pecker.
mi^ adj. Of wood, wooden^i
^% 5. m. Coogl^, catarrh. *./. A specie!

of teed or long grass of which rope

ia made ( Sacchitmm 8pantanexm )

Ka8-8t9a8y Asthma.
^raW adj. Removing or alleviating

ootigh, pectoral.
m^ 8. f. A sort of priekly night-*

shade ( SolMMrnjatqvini }.
?tl^^»fa^ «./. A thorny plant, HseJ

as a remedy for the congh.
mm^ 8, fn. A weaver.
mn^k ^« ^ A plant ( Oa8iia or S^nni

4$mlmia). [ofyanu

^(^TW 8. m. An esculent toot, a sort
m\^ 8. m. Green vitriol, green Bul«

phate of iron.
"mm 8. m. Name of a plant ( Chora \
^TOT Equiv. To kisse, to whom {sing.)
myf^ 8* m. An agggr^ate numbor

consisting of siiteen pmM. or 1280

^omtie8^
m[%m adj. Mifichievons. [mettl).

^ltWI9«l a. nu Thornapplo D&turc^
irnr ( »» ^'•^i. ) pro^ o^^ Some «uy,

any one, any thing,
infw

wi% pron. Why ? wherefore f for what ?;
t^ co/nj. That, or.
^*f^ A kind of |^rdle with amaU

bells or any tinkling ornament.
f%^ «• 7JK The U«e jay.
f<inRnwr V. ft. To shriek, to sereaili.
AlW^ 4. m. A slave, a strvtont.
f'f fWf «./. A girdle of bells or tinW
ling ornamente worn by wcfmeu*

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ftlTT

C w« )

1k^

finft s. f. A sort of fiddle.

ftl^rf^^im V. a. To grind or gnash,
the teeth,

flfifVTsrr v. n. To hare a gnmmy runn-
ing at the eyes, to be blear-eyed,

ftwfqn «./. Mud, mire, &o.

ftmrPr'f^ ^t^ To be very wet.

ftr^TT «• m. The gummy substance
that oozes out of the eyes.

Ull^t *./. The slough (of asnaJcSy ^.)

firf^ adj. A little, a port. adv. Some-
thing, somewhat.

ftl? «• m. A kind of sour dish ; ex-
' crement, excretion, dirt.

finr s. TO. A worm. Kir-khdyctf adj.
"Worm-eaten; marked with small-
pox, pitted, spotted. [with rage.

r^^HliriT 19. a. To gnash the teeth

fH^T adj. Worm-eaten ; weeril-eaten.

ftnr adv. Where ? whither ? adj. How
many ? how much ?

ftrni;' po«fpo«. To, up to, for.

'/•;• ) adj. Ho^

How much'^ how

ftf WWT s. m.

llRT Contradiction.

fliSw A dialectic form.

ftr<[^ «. m. An example, model, leader.

fiRKW^ «. i». A musical mode.

^^r^T B. m. A musical mode sung in

the midnight of summer.
f%^^ ai«. Where ? whither J
ftl«r pron. interrog. fl. Who ? which f
Al«r%ntWT 17. n. To tingle (the hands as

from cold).
ftr^fWt «./. A tingling.
1%n^^ «. m, A purchaser.
firvrr^ «. m. The bosom, a side, edge,
fti^m *. m. Side, margin.
ftr^iTft «. /. ( QoJd or silver ) Lace ;

edge, border,
ftfin^ arf«. Aside, ashore.

ftr^n co^*. But.

f9^ w 8. m. One of the eleven perioAs

called Karons.
f%irc *. m. A kind of singer or choriBter

at the court of the gods ; a donigod

attached to the service of Ku«^, tho

god of riches.

^u. ] »-

ftR relat. pron. What ? who ? whieh ?
how ?

Ilfiq^ 8. m. A division of the unirerse^
one of the nine khands op portions
into which the world is divided, and
described as the country between the
Himachal and Himakut mountains ; a
despicable or low man. [frame.

fVlTKt S.J. A bed (of a garden ) ; a

ftfTftir^ s.f. A mote, or particle of
dust fallen into the eye.

tincftnCT adj- Gritty, sandy.

ftftf«iram v.n. To be gritty, to grate.

fw^iOTT 8. m. A dancer, or singing boy.

ftrof s.f. A ray of lights a sun or moon
beam.

^WK%^ adj. Kadiant, bright, refulgent.

ImK^m S'f. A sword.

ftrKTW 8. m. A savage, a tribe of moun-
taineers who live by the chase, the
Kirhados of Arrian.

firoWT 8. m. Grocery, m. a. To adjust ;

. to sift, separate by turning round
in a winnowing fan { differing fram
fhutaina }.

%^n 8. m. A small pea (Pcfitm arvense).

fm^m*,/. An oath.

t^ift? 8. tn. A crest, a diadem,

flir^ 8, m. A hollow tooth endive, a^.
Broken, rugged, tattertd.

ftfW s.f. A splinter ; a sword ( espeei^
ally^ a straight one to th-ust with ).

fWf«./. The PoiiW tx-ee.

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fllor ^^. Ceriftinlj, indeed, yerily ;

probably, possibly.
ftrwv ^./. Splendonr. Instre {of A gem),
fv^firfm s» m. Wanton or amorous

pastime, or gestnres.
f^^nvi^T s» m. A game among boys;
one boy, having drawn several line,
npon a stone, hides it, and others,
repeating the word hH-hanta, rem
about searching for it ; whoever finds
the stone, has a right to strike the
boy who hid it, three times with his
fingers on the back of the hand.
ffr«rf«9T i' fn. Peevishness, fretfolneis,
anger, i, /. Sound expressing joy,
or the expression of pleasure by any
sound or cry.
ftwrftwrrm ^. n. To be fretful, to snap,

to snarl, to be peevish, to squabble,
ftnipft «./. A tick (imect that infestg

doggy ^c), a doglou8«.
ftr^n^rr t;. a. To winnow ; to strike with

the fist.
fiwwif^ «•/. The chattering (of a mon-
key)y snarling -, sound expressing joy.
Kil-kdri mamdy v. n. To express
pleasure by any sound or cry, to
shout,
firtt/./. A key, bolt. [pruriens).

ftrtlW «. m. A plant, cowitch (Bolichos
f^mftK s. m. A youth, a son, a lad, one
from his brith to the end of his
fifteenth year ; subject to suits at law.
ftnitTT ddj. Young, infantine.
firtWt«./. laughter,
ftrani «. /. Check ( ^ chess ).
ftw pron, interog. Whom ? which ?
whatt Ykktc^rah^ In what manner ?
how? Kw-it<»rfr, How muohf Kt>-
jfcw, which ? (uied inUrrogtUi'^lyy dnd
expressive of mucky many various )
Kis'litfs, Why f wherefore.

fiWfi; f' /• Husband, agriculture.

fW€rT s, m, A husbandman, plough-
man, poasant, Parmer.

%€T<t 5./. A kind of pulse ( Laihyrjit
satimts).

ftr# pron. inter, sing. To whom 7 to
what ? to which t

^t (fern, ofka) Of, belonging to.

ifNl^ s. m. The Acacia tree.

y > s.f Dirt, mud, slime, tnire.

ii\Z s, m. An insect, a worm, a reptile -,/
the dregs of oil in a lamp, or that
collected in a huhka snake.

^SJJl \ adj. Wormy, worm-eaten.

^ttwi s. m. A worm, an insect, a mag-
got, a reptile, a snake ^ a leech.

?ll^^ad[t3. Whither, &c.

<Nt Srd, pers^ sing. «ic*. perf. terns (of
kamof to do)y Done„ made.

^HT V. a. To purchase, to buy. Km-
wyyoy adj. A purchaser.

^Shr 8. f A funnel.

iftm part, past, or s, m. Done, made ;
deed, doings.

>vsi !*•*'•• ^ parrot ; parroquet.

^fKw > s, f. Praise, fame, renown*
lFtf%* J Ki-rat-wauy adj. Renowned.

igt^\adj. Wormy.

^ftft?f «./, Virtue.

4hr«r s. m. Speech, words ; shouting
for joy, singing aloud, singing in
concert ; celebrating, praising.

^ftrP'TT s.f. Fame, glory.

illftf «./. Fame, renown, glory-*

^i((^^r^ adj. Praised, famous, cele-
brated.

^tm s. f A small n^, peg, ta<&^
stake, pain, bolt^ wedgv^.tixe cort

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of > boil, JTiK-fcow^r Tools, apiir
ratus, accoatrements.
^mm v^a. ToduttBiasnakesoasto.

pEOVWit hw bittng.
<tm *./. A small Hwl, tafik, peg.
gi A partiole^ of depreciation prefixed to
aoons, and implyingy sin, guilt ;. re-
proacby coatempt ,• diminution, little-
ness.
9'q^ adj. Able-bodied, robust, ath-
^ letii^ stouli. KungriU^s./^ Stijengtb,
stoutness,
f'^'niftt./. A bodice,
ftif », m. An arbour.
is's!^«. m. An elepbanfc.
5i*si^ 9. m. A caste whose business ^
is to sell regetables. Kun^rAn, «, /.
Female of Ktin;r<».
Ip'^rWT $, m. Grove.
V'fni^ I. m. An arbor, groTO, ( phAnt.
9!srsi #. TT}^ An elephant, a large ele-
ti'^s./, Akej.

9'm s, m. An abyss, a pool, spring ; a
pit for sacrifice ; a bole in tlve
ground for receimg and preserving
' consecrated fire ; a well, a basin of
water, especially consecrated to some
holy purpose or person,
9 wor #• m. A large ring worn iHr tke
ears ; a circle; a halo round the sun
or moon, Kutuhl marM, To soil, to
form a coil.
9'^%9T i. m, A]speciesof EKndi staaz%
which inrariably ends with the word
with which it began; it is hence eomr
pared to i^ circle or the coil of a
snake, the opposite ends of which
unit^^
<«tt |. im. A coil, ring, ai^^ hooj> ;

a snake. KtindU bdn ana^ To curl.
f J^ ♦./. A chain Or iron catch to
iMtsn ft do^r.

irsf^ s. In. lHrbreedi»g, rtideni

^•^ s, m. A flower {JmmUimi gr'^ndi'

fionmHi,
^iapr».7/«- Pure^goM.
f^^fz. Jp. w., A mtdittine {OUhanwM) ..
m ^^ «4 fwu A stack, » rick.

^y^ \ i^vuA. kind.' of tent.

5f'^ «. f. The aot of ci^6nderinig (cloth^

Ktt«-rftfew^ar,Te^ calender (cloth),, kx

beat^to eudgeU Kwufi^or* «. mu A

ealenderer. [hood^

lf>T ^ 1ft. Tribe, cist, family, brotber-

f^w «. m* A water-pot ; the sigTi Aqim^

rios. ISiumbh ka »»^ The twelfth

yens fair of Bktrdutar^ a celebrated

H^Yidti. pilgrimage. JSiumbhru, the sixth,

year fair.

W^K 1 i. m» An uomaarHed boy, a son,.

WV^ S A child •, the son of a Vifi^a

a prince, heir-apparentit .
f>l^ *./. A maiden^ a virgin,. & prinn
cess, a daughter, a youn^ lady fit for-
marriage. [villainyi.

9W s. m. Wickedness, sin, depra>a*y»
fiHr^nfr <w«j. Wicked, depraved;^
Wm^<^' Wicked, bad.
^^# adj. Wicked, Ticions.
gflKt'tTs.w. A plSAt ( CiWa K
^f9,K8.rK A dog ; a KsMtrt.
9911:9'^ I. w. A mwhroom, a toadstool^
^s§^m «. nu, Weaknesa of the eyes in

infants^
fflf z i. TO, A gsllinaceoua fowl, axock,.

a wild cock (PhasianuA^ Oattm)*,
^j^ft «. «. A reUgioue Qbeervanc%.
dmrdup 4 Shi9) held by w^on^n (m
the seventh of the U^^it fertn^ht of
Madoti^ espeaiajly for the sake of o^*-
taining offspring.
lW^<ft5»/. Aheis..

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Wt:

Wmjl^ s.f. A bitoh.

^Si^ 8L /. A ccime, a sia, a wkked ae--
tion. [abdomen.

^^Y. 191. Th& bellj. th^ eavitj of tlie

5^fif# *./. JEvU report iDfamj.

fV^ «. m. SaffVon {fhoum Mtimtt).

9^«rr <. f». A Teaael in whicb ih^ guldl
or red mixture is coatahsihed vith
which they play at the^ h&li^

1^ «. 7XW /« A breast, a pap> the bo«Mft

W^^ f. w*. Red sand^ra {Pieroearpus
sanialinuM) fiappan or hg wooi

f^K adj. Censoriou*^ dletraoting*.

J^iv^f t^. a. To bmso, to crash, Km*-
ckal'dalna, ^^. cb. To bniise> Ac. ; to
overlay, [tomiock

y^^T *. w. A vomieiiwt (Strychms nu^

'9^ijt «,/, The cmiino tooth.

il^RT «. m. A nipple*

f^lW t. f, Misbehariiottr, migeondact.
ILtkrckali, adj^ Ot bad condBot or
b^aivioitr, ilt-behAved;

H^TqV i* m. An ill behaAed person^

^1^ *, m. The lobe of the ear.

S^^oi^'. Hl-dothed, dlessed itt ditty
or tattered garments.

9W ««rf. pron. Any, anything, atight,
some, something, someiwhat^ a Iittle>
whaterer. Kvchh our gana, To give
a falst- explanation, to. tett a difif(br^nt
story. Kuchh-ek, Somo little, some-
hif. Kuchh tum ne para pay($y Have
yon fonnd a trea8Qro^ (a» expi'tis^
Bddr€$$ed to (me who ieeifi$ iMrdiMte^
hf pleased ttfithotBt appcu^ent cauee)
KitoMt Imoi ne khwcA dMuh What 1
have yon dteamt tUs^ w seen, a
vision; (tm ezprenion uied: to^ per^
who TtlMim imprabMkUieet orui^
piet ihe mtteniehamt ef the speahem m
aauf umexfeded aU^ ixMothery. Ki*M

• u huck hinwj To be entirely changed,

Kuchh nah luch. Some at leaat,
swnething or other. Kuchh nahvn^
Nothing. Kuchh ho^ Wdatever may
happen, eome what may.

WW* Some few, some little.

^ «. TO. The planet Maris ; Taesday^

^^nShWM». A forest frequented by

elephants.

vsrrfit adjf. Base^ of mean ^zttaction or

bad cast jt one who hai( loat hk east^
an ontcast.

irw s. m^ A place overgrown with ereejK
ing plants^ a bower^ an arbonr..

^{WT «« Tiu An elephant.

V^jr./. A key.

^ «. TO. A medicine {Cotwe avabicuB)^

^^^8.f. A medicine; a grant; es-
trangenkent from or desertion of
friends, [^^

^S'TiE Si TO. Nibbling,, itchiiig„ soratcb-

W SW ^. TO. A medicinal plant (Echitu
aniidi/8erUerica\ the seeds are usedf
aa a vermifiige;^ [rest*

^J^^ «* »k A place of safety, haven oi

V^TT i, nu A pimpi,

▼^nrt; s./. The wages of a pimp.

1r^«n«fT u. a. To entice^ seduce, inveigle^^
wheedle, coax.

WCTHTT «* TO, Pimping.

WZtft «*./. A bawd, a procuress.

WS1V3. 8, m. A plant (Ai^Hont* ifkticai^

irennr s* TO^ *S^Z*anttTO jacquini.

W^Tt ^. TO. A impatient Uttle horse.

i|f^ «. nk A cottage^ a hut..

Wfi% ad;. Orooked, bent ; perverse^
untoward^ cruel;, dishonest, fraudo}-
lent.^ i honesty.

^tfktirr s./ Clrookedness \ gnile> dfs^

W^i./. A cottage, a hut.

W^ i. m. A small house^ a hot, a hoveL

t^'f \t*m^ Kin, family, tribe, cast,.
i|r^ y rektiv^ a kinsmaB, a oen-*

aexipn ^ offsprin;^ progeo;, caie,.

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v^

^^ ) * m. A householder, a pater-
igj^ f familias.

^^fi^ *./. The wife of a householder
^ and mother of a family a matron.
^I^x./. A bad habit,
trrit *. /. A bawd, a pTOCuress.
IfTn: 5. wi. Copulation.
im *. w. The post round which the

string of the churning stick winds.
WVm 8. m. A bird, the wood-pecker.
^fSJK t. »i. An axe.

WZrtts.f. An axe; an earthen Tase
^ prepared for melting gold, silver^ &c.,

a crucible.

I V. n. To cluck, to cackle
\ (a laying kenS ; to speak

angrily, murmur, grumble.

W^m\ i. m. Tribe, cast, family, race.

ijIfT *. w. Sweeping, dirt.

^r^nr adj. A cuckling (hin). s.f. Cluck-

ing (qf a ^«»)'

Wtnadj. Dnmannerly, ill-bred, rude.
^udhangif 8. f. TJnmannerliness,
rudeness.

nt^^i.f. Grief, sorrow, lamentation,

ir^ilT «. n. To grieve, mourn, lament,
pine, repine, vex, be afflicted, be an-
gry, or disgusted,

ig?pi mlj. Ill-sbaped, ill-mannered,
ugly, rude.

W^im i>. a. To vex, afflict, grieve, trou-
ble, anger, disgust, displease.

i|qiiT 8. w. Tribe, cast,- family, brother-
hood.

irft^ir adj' Ashamed.

VW s. m. An abyss, pool, spring ; a
pit for sacrifice; a hole in the ground
for receiving and preserving conse-
crated if ; a well, a basin of water,
I especially consecrated to ttome holy
purpose or person.

m. The eighth hoar or pw-
m^ S tion of the day ; about nooB

^«?^ s. m. A large ring worn in ik
ears ; circle ; a halo round the sza
or moon.

^fgfil^l 8. m. A species of ffisii
stanza, which invariably ends witi
the word with which it began ; ii it
hence eompared to a circle or^
coil of a snake, the opposite ends ^
which unite.

ir^Firl 8.m. A coil, ring, curl, a saski.
EwutU baMua^ To curl.

iF^ 8.f. A chain or iron catch to fai-

>»

ten a door.
^W^ 8. m. Wrong reasoning, false dD^
trines

\ 8.n
S ti
Wnv^ 8. m. That which is gnawed ot
^ bitten off with the teeth.
«UK1T «. a. To cut with the teeth.
^U^ 8. m. A puppy i a cutter.

nrftiTT ? s./.A young bitch,
if^^T § bitch.

^f[%^8.fH. An inquisitive person.
^nmw 8.m. Weakness ofiheoycs

infants.

wn%^ 8. m. Eagerness, desire • sho".'
" exhibition, sport, pleasure, diyersi*.

pastime, festivity ; a spectacle. Ki*

tiAtfZi, adj. Sportive, of sport :«

festivity.
^TIT 8. m. A dog.
iprifir <xdx>. Wherever, any whtf*.

somewhere. [oalwasf

^mi8.f. Reproach, contempt, censn*'
ir%n **. Low, vfle, conteaqiUT*

contemned, reviled*

^Tf^r^n \ v.n. To leap, bound, jranft
if^^rm J f™k, caper, skip.
iV^WTWT 11' «. To cause to dan<
^fTfWT «. <K. To dandle ; to canae*
leap ; ( ^^^* ) ^ provoke.

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««

^^T^ 9. m. A kind of dove.

^^^[TC s. ^ih, A pick-axe,

W^^ *•/. A dibble.

^[^Pf s» m. A hoe or kind of spade, a
pick-axe, or mattock.

^^ 9.f. A small mattock, a spade,
boe, dibble.

^f¥ «./. Weid: sight, evil eye.

^^ i, m. Moontiun ebony.

T^m «. w. Mountain ebony (Bauhinia
^ariegata ) ; a kind of spade or hoe.

virar s. ffi. A disease of the nails.

^^r^ €tdj. Having bad or diseased nails.

WCT *. m. Tribe, cast, family, brother-
hood.

wAf^ ^. /I Bad behaviour, ill-manners;
impolicy, misgovemment.

V^m i. »i, H air.

^^ *. »i. A kind of jasmin ( Jasminum
grandifiarum ).

^^«r ^. ni. Pure gold.

V^q^ «. m. A medicine.

\^^K( 9, m. A stack, a rick.

W^^ #. w. A kind of tent.

¥^ «./. The act of calendering (c2ofA)
Kundi Jc<$hia, To calender ( cZofA ) ;
to beat, to cudgel. Kundigar^ s. m.
A calcnderer.

M^% g,f. The resin of the Boswelia
tku7-ifer0f gum OUbanumy or frankin-
cense.

^^ X. JR. Deviation, aberration, im-
morality, profligdcy, a bad road ; he-
terodox doctrine, heresy.

^ir«m^ adj. Wi^ed, going in a bad-
or.wnmg road.

Vq^ s.m. A wanderer, an. immoral
person*

Vqwni ♦. A. Bad adTice.

wror ad^ XJaworthy , unfit.

^8i?i 0df. Incensed, angry, offended.
V^ i,7iuA disobevUeut or wicked son.

I WJ$^^ s, m. A low or vile man • a pol-
troon.

WJi^ s, m. A bad or degenerate son.

^ Tm 8. m. A large leathern vessel for
holding oil, ghee, &c. Kuppa lurhna
The decease of a king, &c. Kuppa
hcnay To become very fat.

Vnjt »./. A small leathern vessel for
holding oil, ghee, &c. ^ a vial, a skin,
a leathern bottle.

V w <• m. A hump.

^J[m 1

^^^r > adj. Hump-baoked, crooked.

*«r >
>» •

«^ «. m, A hump.

iF^k Daughter.

i|9^ B. m. The Indian Plutus, the god

of wealth.
^:^^ Difficult, Severe.
9^r »dj. Hump-backed,
f m^r! 8, /. A bad wife.
iSKT^ 8. m. Ill-temper, bad disposition,

ill-treatment

^^^ «. m. Saffron.

3Wn > 5. /. Foolishness, stupidity,
^f<T 5 indiscretion, a^;. Stupid,

foolish • wicked, vicious, injudicious.

9iT^ } 8, m. A white esculent lotus,

^rg^ ) that expands its petals dur-
ing the night, and closes them in the
day-time ( Nymfhasa esculenta ).

9«T^9RT 8. m. Bad counsel, ill advice,
intrigue.

fTiVT^ 8. m. A kind of unleavened bread.
Kumach'8a munk, A broad face.

^K 8, m. A boy ; the son of a raj a, a

prince.

gwrft^ I «•/• A maiden, a virgin, a
fr«rpCt 5 princes, a daughter, a

young lady fit for marriage.
9«n^ s. m. A bad road ; a bad oom^se.
9^ t, m, A white esculent lotas that

expands its petals daring tl\e. night,

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^^\

and cloMB tbem in the d«y-1ime
( Nymphaa e»culenUk )•
iTHft^^ ^- /• -A. place abounding In
lotasesy &e^

wS^M *. wu A small elephant.

i^tf s* m. The southern hemisphere or
pole.

law i. m. A irater-pot ; the sign Aqua-
rius. Kumbh lc» mdoy The twelfth -
year fair of Hardivoary a celebrated
Hindu pilgrimage. Kumbhni^ The
sixth* jear fair.

'IHivn: «. m. A potter.

^^^mm «./. A bilious affection, a
sort of jaundice.

vnr^ *. /. A plants the flowers of
which are compared to those of th e
Nawlea cadamba.

^fWT i. /. A disease of the eyes, hor -
deolum or stye.

^^IVttW s. m* A hell in which the wick-
ed are supposed to be baked like a
potter's vessels.

^^t «. 7», The crocodile of the Gan-
ges, the long-nosed alligator.

*'l¥«mT I i). n. To wither, fade, blast,

y«T9rwT J droop, beblightedi dryup.

ICfTTK s. m. A potter.

W^^^TTT^ «•/. A potter's wife or a fe-
male potter.

iJ'lTT^ «./. An animal resembling a
wasp, which builds its house of ©lay.

^^i^K *. m. An alligator, a crocodile.

MK^fts^f. Belly-fretting.
W ^T i, m. A deer.

'i^K^ «. TTi. Corundum stone {Adam"

antinui corundum ). [bifianu^.

ar^ «./. A kind of Tetch ( DoUchoi

m^ 8. m. Bad taste, badness of juice

or flarour. adj. Bad in taste, or

flavour.

M t:^ s. fn. A kind of coarse sugar.

vt(f^ s. /. Misconduct, buxl UMinners*

W ^ 11. pron. An aneient soTereign of
Delhi and the country around^ Kurw
JcBhetaVj n. pf:ap. The country near
Ddhi where the great battle was
fought between the Koumi^a. and the
"Pandas. Kuru-bansi, adj. Of the
race of Kuru.

V ^ e. f. Kuru. or UUara KutUf the
most northerly of the four MaUa
DwipiSf or principal division of. the
known world ^ by other systems it is
oonsidered as one of the nine divisions
or Varehas of the same : in both
oases, however it is the country be-
yond the northernmost range of
mountains, extending to the frozen
ocean.
V ^^ 8. m. A curl or Jock of hair, ea-

peoially on the forehead.
M ^VK 8. m. The crimson amaranth ; s
purple species of Barleria; also a
yellow kind.

llftfT > «. TO. A ruby.

WW <»<&*• Deformed, ugly. ». m. Ugli-
ness.

mjiqm9./. Ugliness.

m%v\ adj. Ugly, ill-maie, frightful,
deformed.

li^frm V. a. To poke.

^nz 8.f. Sweepings, rubbish.

iiB^<V*./. Belly-fretUng..

^^W *./. A bound, spring, jump.

wif ^. f». A tortoise, a tnrtle ; the se-
cond Hindu mythological incarnation.

^iff 8* m. A tribe of husbandmen.

n^ 8.f. The state of ^ bird sitting
at ease and in security, trimming its
wings with its b<»nk ; ( hence ) esse,

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irm

wcurity, lioj^c, Confidence of siicc«Bfl«
Kurt/al men ghulela lagmty To be dia-
appointed or fail into misfortune in
tlio moment oi s<$<Hiriiy, or whoa sure
of success.

^ s.f. Gristle, cartilage.

w^¥<f 8, vu A kind of coarse sugar.

^^ ^. m. Family, pedigree, race, tribe
or caste, relations, household.

n^mm^mjsJm, Gargling,

^^^Ht s./. The itch,

9^^^V^ 9. m. Misconduct, bad temper ;
ugliness.

^^^^'tr a(lj. Of bad signs or features^,
ugly, ill-tempered, ili-omeaed.

't ^^ s^ m^ Capital, principle, stock in
trade. [ (« horse).

W^ir a^. Cutting behind in walking

«^9ie^ jr. 172. A plant ( Mfinia galanga
or Galanga majcir / ; a seed ( NigtUa
4atita ).

^^?T ^. /. An unchaste woman, one by
whom the family honour is injured, a
prostitute.-

9^^ *•/. Red arsenic.

ff^^lTXW i. m. A youth who is a credit
to his family, the saviour of his
family.

9^99T s,f, A blue stone used in medi-
cine, and applied as a collyrium to
thd eyes, also as an astringent to
sores. [^f^oiiw.

9m^8,f. A kind of vetch {DoUchos

««!^«ft5./. The goddess of a family,
any female deity worshipped in parti-
cular by a family through successive
geuerations.

^^"^W^ «. m. One who brings disgrace,
or reproach on his family.

gf^^^ «. »i. Practice or observance
peculiar to a tribe or cast, peculiar
duty of caste or race.

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^mmn s. m. A reprobate, an out-caste.
^9^fi! 8. TOm lie^ii or chief of a fiimily*
H^nn^W adj. Nourishing or providing

for H family,
l*mf« s, /. A chaste woman.
f^^[^ *. m. The object of worship or

of reverence of a family ; a family
' priett. [noble family.

^^^#. /. A virtuous woman of a
<|9W^i adj^ Vermicular.
!f^^^mi «. », To itch ; to fidget ; to

writhe (a« a wotin or snake) ; to

grumble or rumble ( the- bowels),
9^rwqriV7 s, m. Vermicular motion.
9lRtf <>^* One who disgraces his

family.
ff|i|)f^T V, a. To disgrace one's family,
^^f^j tf. m. A sausage.

f ^^ i odj. Of a good or ^obU
9^1^ i family, of noble descent.

f 9^^t adj./. Chaste, of pure or nobl«

descent ,* a gentle woman.
9^^«( adj. Well* born, of good or noble

family, or noble descent.
9^rit «»/. A falcon's hood^ a boy's cap»
9^^^ S. m. A kind of firework.
991f«l 8, m. A cup larger than kulhiya^

au earthen vessel to diink out of,
911^^ 8. m. Misconduct^ bad temper,

ugliness.
V^nqr^r adj. Of bad signs or features^

ugly, iii -tempered, ill-omened.
9^'^ d\/. A bound, spring, l^ap, jump^

bounce. )Lulanch mdt^ay To bound

or skip.
f^^T^ 8. m* Practice or observance

peculiar to a tribe or caste, peculiar,

duty of caste or race.
f^T^ ^. M. A potter.
l^T^r^ 8. m. A loud and confused

sound, a great and, indistinct noise

tumult, uproar.

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fffftlT «./• A. cup, a small round ves-
sel. Kulhiya men gur phorfia {iit, to
ireah a lamp of coarse sugar in a
wmaU cuf)^ To endeavour to do with
few hands a work which requires
many. KwZ%a %<ina, Cupping.
Wf(^^ 8. m. A drug ( the root qf Piper

betd).
iriRf <*^J> Noble, of respectable descent,
" well-bom, of a good family, genteel.
%rffinT I e.f. Nobility, respectibility
'f^^nt > of dettcent, gentility.
%^\ni s. m. A kind of pickle.
ir^TT s. m. I Gargling or rinsing the mouth,
^*./. J washing the mouth.
ir^vft«./. An axe, a hatchet.
W^^ adj. Abusive, censorious, detract-
^ing. [low language,

frwi s. m. Abuse, dopreciative tal^j
^«i| «. f», A water-lily.
^vm s. nu Abuse, evil-speaking.
^ft^TK ». m. A wrong decision,
wifo *./. A bad character,
^t^ s, TO. The Indian Plutus, the god
""of wealth. [reigns.

^I^W ». m. The place where Kuver
n^^T s. /. An unsuitable time, un-

reasonable time.

it^, sjn, A species of grass used in many

solemn and religions observances,

hence called sacrificial grass (Foa

cynosuroides), the sacred grass of the

Hindus,

nm^ >». rn. 1 Welfare, happiness,

i^l^-Cfl s.f. J well-being, health,

pros^ierity, safety.
^^mn\ s.f. Well-being, health, happi-
ness, welfare. [faro.
Hl^inr ^. ff». Enquiry after one's wei-
vn^^q^ $. m. Happiness and welfare.
^^m adj. Happy, well, right.

»ai^T?J } s.f- Happiness, ease, pros-
«R^^I2| J perity.

$K^ adj. Auspicious, favourable ; hap-
py, prosperous.
3iin9^ S' fn, A seat or mat made of

the Kusha grass.
mf^M Name of Bissamitra.
init^ adj. Ill-behaved, rude, wicked ;

evil-disposed, ill-tempered.
94NimT «•/• Misbehaviour, misconduct;

bad disposition, ill temper.
9 #94 s. m. An actor, nimine, dancer,
f V ». m. Leprosy, of which eighteen
varieties are enumerated, seven great
or severe, and eleven of minor im-
portance.
9V «• m. A plant {Oostus spedosus),
f^niT s. m. White mustard ,* a sort

of yam.
fOTTtirtt «./. A plant {FsoraiUa coryH-

folia).
9lft adj. Leprous ; a leper,
f^iv s. m. A pumpkin gourd ; a drug;
a religious ceremony, a certain rite
performed as a penance or expiation.
19T s. m. Bad company.
S^^m s.f Health, happiness, welfaife.
^W9 <^d^* Well, happy.
1^^ s, 771. Usury, the profession of
usury ; any loan or tiling lent to be
repaid with interest.
W^^ <^j* A money-lender,
f^f?^^ adj. One who follows the pro-
fession of usury.
wi^n > s. m. Evil intereourse, bad
\mcfn 3 company.
fl^iT s. m. A flower with which clotlies
are dyed red, bastard, saffron, safflovr-
er (Cavthamus tinctorius) ; the uieut-
trual dischaige ; ophthalmia, disease
of the eyes,
^iimn «. 371. The calx of brass used
as a collyrium. [^^^^'

«^f«?cf5. m. Blossoming, full blossom,

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H^ », m. Safflower {Carthamus tincto-

riuf).
9fW 8. m. The dye of safflower ; {met.)

an infiision of hh^nff (Cannahis sdtiDd)

used for intoxication.
m ^Hft odf. Cloths dyed with safflower,
fFPT s. m. A bad dream, night-mare,
ip^iit g. /. The elbow,
fip^ s. m. Po^, mist.
9>f«rr«r €, m. Lamentation, weeping.
WWt^ *. «• A fog, a mist.
9^ «. /• A species of hawk.
f^;e./. The notes of the koJcila or

9^lprT 19. n. To sound (a$ koyeh do).
wrft <i4^'. Yellow eyed,
^pit $. m. \ well.

f > K. m. The little red and blacic fteed
which goldsmiths nse for weights
(Ahrus pr^ee^toHfu).
^'^ 9. fiu A breast, the female breast.
^wiiT i}. To'chew, to masticate, to ponnd.
. f* ^ adj. Jibbing, refractory, stnbbom.
if^s.'f. Ahrnsh.
f W s. m. Th^name of a bird, perhaps

the crane,
f w «. HI. Conjectnre, gness.
fUT #. m. A well ; an angle or comer
(ffthe eye) ; slice, division (offhsjack
fmiiy Cocoon (of the Btlk W{>rm).
fmK 9. m. The sixth ETiiidii month

(S4pi.-0et.)
firrnpn 9. m. The state of a bachelor

or virgin* celibacy,
fpiim 9. «. An nnnarried persiMit a

badiel^r.
^pnfti./. Amaid.aviTgin.
f« f./. Sobbmg, cryingr- KtUj mama^

To cry, to sob.
f«m i». «. To sob, cry, scream ; to
Tociferate or call (49 the h>kil )• 9. a.
To wind np < tf wedeh, clock, jre. )

fir^ s. m. A dog.

flf^^l^ •'!./. A trot.

^K^m «• m. A mnshroom (grouftftff Ott

wood), a foadstonl.

^pi<t 5./. A bundle of thread ; maize^

Indian com ( Zea metis ) ; the gripes.

f^ 9. m. Cooing ; a dove ; an omelet,

^{f^T *. /. A small brush or haitf

pencil,
f f^rrr 9./. A small tamarind ; pari oC

the ear, the lobe.
f^pT 9, m. A tnft. cluster.
mwi 9, m. An earthen water pot. ^- ^
^ 9, m. Paper used to make pftste-^
board. 9. /. Mimickry ; illusion ;
fraud, deceit, trick ; ffdsehood.
fZiTT 9. f. Falsehood, fraud.
^pwT i>. a. To pound, beat, bray, mace-^
rate ; to end gel. [fiction.

Wtm 9. 77?. Sifiiated at the summit.
fTTWHftniT 9. /. A tale, a story, %
^ff^ jp. m. Sweepings, dirt, mbbjsh.
^ ndjj. Foolish, stupid, simpleton.
9^9? X. 9?i. A vessel {e^rijun > for
kneadine bread in, a platter. EuncI^
Icnma^ To prosper,
qprf^ 9, f. A vessel {of ftone ) in which ^

snuff, hhanff^ &c. are ground.
^?i 9. w. Survey, a task, guess, ap*
praisement ; estimate ; the base of a
right angled trians:le.
fiPi 9. m. One of the rides in aritfr*

metic or algebra,
f OTT «. d. To value, to appraise.
^5./. A spring, jump, leap, hound. .
)p[^ V. ft. To leap^ bound, jump, (mef. >
rejoice ; to boast* Kudtiarfhandana^
To jump about, to leap, ( ahout^ ai
for joy )
fWTT 9,f. A scrap.
^p5^ 9, m. A kind of tent#
^9. m* A irell } a hole, a hoHotli^

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%m

f^ls. f. A small well,

^KJ adj. TJnlnckj,

frww *. m. A hrtmp.

m^^lfJ adj. HnmpbackeiT, crooked.

^TTV s. TV* A kind of br aj.

fipf ^ ♦• «• To bi^ak into a honsc
by penetrating tbronpjb tfie wall.

f?: adj. Crnel. savage, pitiless ; vio-
lator.

Iff ^ ». f. A. scoop.

Wn ' *. /. A tortoise, a f.nrtle ; tbe . f«e-
cond Hindu raytbolodcal incarnation.

IT^ ;. 971. A bank, a shore ; a heap, a
monnd ; a pond or pool.

^PTT 9, m. Tbe hip. [cooTey.

m^ Sf m» A labourer, porter, carrier, a

VTTT*/m. A bump-backed man.

St^*'./' } »^^^«^«*-

iW adj. Done, made, performed'; fit,
proper. #. /. Frnit, consequence ;
tbe first of tie four ages of tbe
world, tbe golden age or Sata jng,
adix. Completely finished.

VH^^ g. m. An ungrateful person.

m^i^ ndj. Ungrateful, not acknowledg-
ing former good offices, neglectful of
farotfrs, an ingrate.

itmrmt s.f. Ingratitude.

innr<wjf. Grateful, remembering for-
mer afd or favors.

lRnrwr#./. Qraiitude.

Wfir z. m. The first of the font ages
of the world, the Sata-yug.

Wmkadj. The gran ting of supplication,
tlio frflfilment of a request, success-

' fnl, having obtainetl on^^s purpose or
accomplished one^s design.

WifrfT *. /. Success, accomplishment
of an object.

•rw«»r 8. / The third of thf lunar man-
sions, or cdhstellatioHs in the moon's

path, consisting of sipc stars, aft^
corresponding to the pleiades.

9ffiR adj. Made, factitiod^, artificia?^
the rererse of what is naturally or
spontaneously produced,

scfinr^ *. «. An adopted son ; one of
the twelve kinds recfogniked in law,

^ffifrffTzr 8, m. An a<iquired friend, on»
on whom benefits have b^en conferr-
ed or from whom they have beM re-
ceived.

WIS! 9,f. An action, a charm^ witchery.

8Rnn 9. m. T)Afivative from a vetb j
name of a treatise on syntax.

mxni odA. Miswly, avaricious.

^iser.

9. m.

BUT^irr ;?./. 'Stinginefis.'
Wm i,f. Tenderness, compassion, favor,
kindness, pity, mercy, affection,
• bounty*

9<nw 9.m. A sword, a setmitar or sacrt-
ficfal knife.

srcrrf^niTW $. m. The abode of mercy,
the aiATfsroki of kindness.

^ inmw t. m. An object of compassion.

Wim adi. Comiyassionate,' tender^'
merciful, liberal, kind, benevolcttt^
obliging, propitious.

?F^mT9 adj. Compassionate.

snnfSf ^. m. Ocean of grfece, mercy 9t
kindneso. fh^arted.

Snrt^ adj. Unfeelinff, unkind, h^rd«

V% g* m. A worm; an fasect in gener-
al ; lao, the red dye, #hich is in f^et
an insect. ,

«r^ adj. Vertnifuj^^, atethelmintie«
g. m.- A sbrub ttntd in medkind, as m
anthelmintic, commonly ealled JKixm*^
i Epycihe paniwlata).

srfirsr g. m. Agallocham.

Hf^i^l «•/• Lac; a red ije so called*

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^^HT^ f* ni.

9i(H^<n% 8. m. Tooth-ache with decaj
of tho teeth.

jifiro. adj. Having worms, wormy.

Wf*Ti!rr s,f, A fm I tful woman, one bear-
ing many children.

fllPiT^ac?;. Anthelmintic, vermifuge*

ffi^ adj. Affected with worms,

9K ddj. Small, thin, little, minntej
spare, emaciated.

91IITT 9. /• Smallness, slendemess,
spareness, leanness, thinness, emact-
atedness. [shape.

mrnft *r /. A. wpmarf with a slender.
Fire.
s. 971. A hnshandman, ft peasant.
9, m. A hnshandman, ploughman,
peasant, farmer.

flf«r 9. /. Hushandry, agricnltnre ;
plonghine. cnltivratinsfthe 5oil, &c.

9IW adj. Black, dark bine. fi. prop.
One of the Hindu mytholojBrical in-
carnations : .he is distinct from the
ten Aifatars or incarnations, bein^
identified with the deity.

jy^mtrw 9,m. A. plant ( Poine>ana put-
chsrrtma),

WW^"^ *./. Th® Indian spikenard.

ift^sft^n 9, ml Owlonju a plant hifrinff «
small black seed which is nsod for
medical and cnlinary pnrposes (Ni-
(fella Indka).

Wi^ifni9.f. Blackness.

tl^^T*!^ 9. w. A kind of Sandal wood,
of a dnsky copper hne.

W^trw 9. m. The dark half of a month,
th^ ^ieen days doling whiih the
m6on is in the wane.

HVW 9. ifk. A fmit, the Cor^tda.

9* m. A fiK^titions salt, eitfier
that prepared by Evaporation from
Valine soil, or the tnedioinal kind, a.
muriate of soda.

¥^i»>V 9. m. The Ibadstofcw.

> s. m. The black antelope.

W^^J^^ 9./. A riv(*r, possibly the river

'Kriikni in the Decan.
^I^^tnrm «. m* The holy fig«-tree {Fictf

religtosa ).
^rftnr adj. Devoted to or the ^tary

of Yir{9hna, ^ees;

l'^<fr ^./. Slendemess, spareness Iean«
^ po9tpot^ Of# ' Uike fa9j near him.
4^fhfT 9. m. A flower {Pandawt9 pd^rch^

ti99imu9 ).
W^^ 9. m* An earthworm.
$V^ 9. m, A crab.
^^ adj» Sqnint-eyed.
<r«T 9./. The cry of a peacock.
JhP) 9. m. A peacock. [eolocasia)^

J^ } ^--^r '^^ sWn of a snafcii.

iS^ 9. m. An escnlent root (^Irttiji

^WT 9.fih A sapling.

4ifWt 9./. A flower (PoaefofttM cd0r<9»
tt99imu9).

nnj pron. How mnch t how many J

ifim adj. 800^^ a few. a little.

^ 9. m. The dragon^s tail or descend-
ing node ; in astronomy thetrinth of
the planets ; in mythology, a demon;
a oomet, a falling-star, ^. S -

^ffJKi 9./. A comet.

li^fwrtr *. m. ^ne of the tii6e great dtvf-
jsion df the known worM, the westiM
portion or Var9h of Jamhu Ihmp.

^hpw * /• IAt)is lartli.

^hn^ 9. m. A field ; a moni^taiJi the
moddM Kadetf, part of the Ittmaldffa
mfcrttfltati. {tmint69a%

^^ 9.fn. Asortof^bdn^ (Diospf/fNi,
9. '^i», A sort of ebony, thaf .
yields t ip^ki of tit {l)io9pyfo$
glutino9a).

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^<t^

r f . m.

A fisherman.

^af i,m. The poles ; thec(»ntre of a
circle. ( v^^' ft»"«>.

M?C *. >»• A bracelet fforn on the np-
ifflf «./. Amorous dalliance, coition.
^Hnr 8. /• A daughter-in law,
^9m 9. m. A plantain ( ires or fruit ) ;
banana.

*Pi I «.// Pl«y, sport, pastime, am-

ihifr J nsement, amorous dalliance,

coition, r (itisimug ).

<}fWT «./. A flow*. ( PandanuB odor-

'i^m adj. One, alone, only, solely,
completely, pecnliary ; all, entire,
whole, s. m. A species of knowledge,
probably that of the nnity of God.
adi). Completely, peculiarly, only,
soldy.

n^ 9.f. Cowitdi (DoUchof pruriens)*

i^T^ $. m. The shutter or fold of a
door, a door.

W^ff\$.f, Horoscope, nativity.

i|hl «f m. The hair of the head, a cock's
comb.

^hl^«. m. A plant, called also (Nags-
$ar ( Mesua ferrea ) ; a jhrub ujied
in dying RotiUria tinctoria )•

|g^}.«. Alien.

^Ntw B, m. A tress or fillet of hair.

€wT$4t oofij. Pulling the hair mutual-
ly, hair to hair.

Sift 1./. A lock of hair on the crown
of the head.

ftw #. w. Saffron (Croeui tattWt ).

iivf^ adj» Yellow or saf&on-coloured,

^ T^ 8. m. A lion,

4 pron. How many t adj. Seyeral. eonj.
, Or, either, Ky-^*,_^ or Ky-i-ek, Some,
few.

i*»«ft 8. /. The slough or skin of s
snake.

▼TT7W 8. m. A species of poison one
of the fixed kinds,

irw 8. m. A tree ( Teronia eUphaninm^.

ihVT 8,m. An intoxicating drink mad^
from the fmit of thp Kyta^

«?fww 8, /. The wife of a Kayesth.

Wt *./. The Kfffhi'Nagnri charaetert
used chiefly by K^pofth about Paina,
and the adjacent conn try.

^ 8,f. A bamboo twig.

<r^ 8. f. A small unnpe mango.
Kyri-ankK «./. A wall-eye, an eye
the pupil of which is grey.

if 9 #./. A sprout, a shoot.

if^TW 8. m. The mountain Kyla8. the
fabnlous residence of Eud^, and fa-
vourite haunt of Shiv ; it is placed
by the HindM amongst the EimaJnya
mountains, and the name is. given to
one of the loftiest'peaks lying on the
north of the Manu8 lake.

wfw «. w. A fisherman, a waterman^

^4^ s, m. Eternal emancipation, fof^
tune happineds.

^m 1 pr^. How t In what manner ?
'^^ > what sort of ? what like t
m^ J Ky8ahiy Howsoever.

ift pron. Who ? which f what ? po8tr

po8. To, for.
^ Ssf. The water-lily (Nymphaa hiu$)

the pulp of the jack fruit {Artocmrpiu

ifUegtifoUa).

*rt: 1 pron. Any, any one, any body,
<t^ 3 some one. a. Some body.

Koi'ia, certain/ someboc^, somethings
Koi nah koi. Somebody or, others soade^
or other. Koi naht% Nobody, none.
Koi dam tMen^ Soon, shortly, imiae»
diately.

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<tw

4t^!^ X. m. A planter, a hnsbandfiuin, !

a gardener, a Hindu cast whose pro- .

fession is hasbandry.
^ftmrr «• iM. Charcoal.
^^WT t*. 4». To prioky pierce, stab, gore.
^rTtt «. m. A goardy a sweet pumpkin

(Ctf cur^tto pepo%
^n^fS i./m A joong shoot, a bud, an

unblown flower. Isarka.

^itW «. m. The ruddy goose (Ana$ ca^
W\^\ «. m, A foster brother, nurse's

child ; a small nail, a tack ; a kind

of lotus.
^^f^adj. Short.

mtf^itf ) 9. m. The black or Indian
^ICV j cuckoo i.Cttcu/i««) : the A:oJbi7
makes a prominent figure in H/ndu
poetry, and is supposed by his music-
al cry to inspire pleasing and tender
emotions.
^Hirat^ adj. Speaking like a lohil,
eloquent as the kokil.

iftwi S hypochondrium.

*t^R^ adj. Barren.

fil^^ 9. vu The name of a country,

Konkun, in the peninsula.
^^Ti|^ «. m* The^day of full moon in
the month Aswin {Sept.- Oct.): who
is awake ? the call of Luhshmi^ who
descending on this night promised
wealth to all that were awake, hence
the night is spent in festivity and
games of chance in honor of the
goddess.
:iitz 5. m. A forty redoubt, atronghold,

caste,
^ftz^ <. m. A kind of greens ; holes

made by bird in trees,
wtft adj, A crore or ten millions*
^I «. m, A fort^ a caste, a sLrougbold.
^3 s. m, A species of leprosy with

) «./. The womb, the abdomen.

largQ ronnd spots ;^ ring-worm, irnpe*
tigo. [eloset.

lit^ft s* /. A room, chamber, apartment^

^\Z\ s. m. A hoase built of burnt bricks
or stone ; a story, a floor.

fi\^ ». /. A small ( brick ) house, a
warehouse, a granary, dwelling, man-
sion, barrack, chamber, bank, chesty
bin, storehouse, factory ; a bankiag^
house ; the chamber of a gun, the
inside or shaft of a well ; the womb ;
the ferrule or mounUng at the end
of ft scabbnrd. Kothiwcdy A whol^
sale merchant, a warehouse-keeper.

^"iiK adio, Ont of place.

fii^ 8, nu The leprosy.

4tfWT V. a. To dig out, to scoop, bore,
hollow, excavate.

if^fWl^T t. m. The name of a bird, of
a snake, and of a flower.

iftVT 9, m, A whip, a lash. Kora kai^no^
To whip ; to reduce to obedience ; to
put a horse to his speed by whip-
ping. ;Kora moifia. To lash.

^i^ i.f. A score, twenty.

^f)W f • i». The leprosy. Korh-^nen khc^
nikdlnay In leprosy to catch the itch;
(met. ) to have one misfortune added
to another.

^it^x f . a. To vex, to afflict^ to grieve.

iftlft adj. A leper.

#tw s. m, A comer, an angle. Kanah
d0r^ adj. Cornered, angled.

^rt^ s* 7n, Comer, side. KonakuthrOf
s. m, A corner of a room, house, &c.,
hole and comer, every comer.

^fw adj. Having a crooked arm.

tSiiim 8. m. A led-horse. Kotalkashf s. m.
A surcingle, particularly for fasten-
ing body-clothes.

j^flw^rt^ 8./. A kind of greens, coriander.

fiif{ 8. m. Inflammation and ulceration

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of the angks of the eyelids ; gan-

. greoe.

«t^ 1 $.m. A small graia ( P<m/ki-
^Sf J lutnfrumentaceum),

^irr «. m. A corner^ an angle^ a side.

Kanadar, adj. Cornered, angidar.
<t^ »./. A ipear.

fi\^ 8. m. Wrath, rage, paseioiiy anger.
lftW«^fW9 adj. Enraged, inflamed with

wrath. [anger.

VtR^g adj. Incensed, inflamed with
^q>l adj. Passionate, wrathful.
^^m t;. ». To be angry, to be wlnthfnl,

to rage, t ./. A passionate woman.
ist^^PT adj. Passionate, angry,
irtq^ s. m. Violence, impetuosity of

passion.
ivt^l9^ adj. Furious, enraged.
iD^f^Q adj. Passionate, angry, rage-

iuly wrathfnL

^tf'rtt } adj. Angry, passionate, wrath-
<t<t J ful.

^it^ «./. A cloth worn (round the
waist). heimeen the legs.

^itfts./. A cabbage. [plaoid.

mmm adj. boft, bland, tender, jnild,

^1«mQr j^«/. Softness, placidity, tender-
ness, mildness^ agreeablaness.

^t^T^^ilt s, f. Softness.

?iti|W «. m. A corner, an angle.

W\^m8,f. A bird (C't*cu2w*) ; a flower
CUtoria tematea).

^^m 8. m. Ciuncoal.

ift^ 8.f. Edge, border, margin, side,

, point, s. m. A crore or ten millions.

?lft^ 8. m, A bud, an unblown flower*

i^Kl adj. New, unused, unbaudled, un-
bleached, fresh ( applied chiefly to
eartlien ites^eie, cloth or papei*). Kara
ralmuj To be disappointed.

ift^rt s./. Small cardamums.

i^ft^.A A virgin.

^JKt «..!»• A rafter.

W\m s, m, A creek, a bay ; any long
narrow passage, a lane ; embracing,
an embrace ; a tribe of mouiitaiuccrs,
the Gole8 j a country, Oalinga, the
modem sea cost from Cuttack to
Madras.

ift^T Si m. A jackal. ^ •

iSt^m 8. m. Uproar, clatter, tumult,
mirth, a confused or mingled sound,
a noise made by many or a great and
indistinct noise.

W\fkm s. m. A lane. [the lap.

^^?IT»»T '0, a. To embrace, to take iU

ift^ s. m. A weaver,

^^\ 8. m. An oilman, a cast whose bnsi-
uess it is to sell oil,

^it^ adv. Lap, bosom, embrace.

^t^f«. m. An oilman's press. Ko^u*
vien parwa dena^ To macerate ( any
thing in a press, &c.

*ft^T^ 8. m, A species of ebony ( Baw-
hinia Di>rte</o<c»;.

^IC 8. m. A measure of abo6t two
miles ; a piece added to the end of a
sleeve, a caff.

^tsiTr V. tt. To cdrse.

^^m s. m.f. A name of the city 6f
jyjodhya {Oude) or neighbouring dis-
trict. * *

Win^ s. /. The country south of Ajo-
dhya (Oude) or Ajodhya itself.

M^nsfts.f. Swelled testicle, enlarge-
ment of the scrotum, from Hernia
humoralis, or hydrocele, &c.

^it^ s» m. A sheath, a scabbard ; a
judicial trial by oath or ordeal, at-
testing a deity and touching or
drinking water three times in wliich
some idol bus been washed ; a testi-
cle or the scrotum ; a nutmeg • a dic-
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ftn 9. M. A granary or, a place w
whicb grain is kept ; an apartment ;
anj Tiscns, as tbe heart, lungs, sto-
mach, hovels, &c.
*Wfr*. m. The digestive ffeculty, the

gastric jnice.
TftH^ V. a. To curse.
«Kt^^ s. m. New leaires jnpt sprouting.
Tftwi 8. m. Cnrse^ malediction,
litf^ «./. The elbow.
iitv< 9> ffi' Fogy liiiet; name of a fmit.
^itfta.f. A species of hawk {Peilco

crUtatdiuB).
Wt poHpoB, Of^ belonging to.
3r po8tpo8. Denoting the objectiTe

case. To for.
jrnr s. /. Splendour, brigfatnese, flash

(<»# o/ Ughting),
imt D, n. To lighten, to flash.
{|w 8. m. Lightning.
^iim 8. m. A kind of orange.
lit^ f . m. A shell of a large kind.
iRflmriH f. m. A kind of snake ; a

wealthy person,
ift^ s. m. A small shell used as edin
( CyprrBa monita) ; money, fare, hire ;
a gland ; the point of the stemnmy
or ensiforia cartilage. ]f(>Hri-hkdky
aeff. Venal Vkuti kottri^ dt Kani
Itmrij A bit of money of the lowest
▼alue^ (^. ) a farthing.
^^gms.m, Jojy pleasure, happiness 7
«port^ pastime, diversion^ play, trick,
show, a scene or spectacle,
^^[ift 8, m. A tumbler, a dancer, one
who contributes to dirert by exhibi-
tions, &C. adj. Sportive, of pastime
or diversion.
^itmp'on. Who ? which;? what ? Ktmn-

Mf which ? what ? what sort of ?
t|fHt<f 8. m. A priFy part, a small piece
of cloth worn over the privities.

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rfNn^ 8. m. Youtii, childhood, K&itmtiriy
ndj, maiden, virgin.

^^ ». m. The month Kartih^fkiidher*
N'oty ember).

^^^ «./. Moonlight,

ilft^ 8. m. A mouthful.

nrk^rv 8. m. The Kouraiyai, and the
Pandai)(X8, the patronymics of two
fannlies descended from Kuru by
their respective fathers Bhritardsh-
tra «nd Vdndn.

4N:? «. YM. A descendant of Eum.

fPtur •d^. Of a good family, well-bom.
«• im A mouthful,

ifWiw «• m. One of the astrological pe-
riods called KikTonas^

^IT 8. m. Corner, side ( e/i room ^c.)
embrace, bosom, armful ; a kind of
orange.

^Tm%»dj. Ancestral.

iftftrtT r./. A small mouthful.

^ftftr^imT «. a. To take in the arms^ or
the hi,^ t6 'embrace.

?WY 8. f. Embrace, grasp of the arms.

iRhr 8, m. A crow. [ tea ).

i|Pt?rw* #./ A flower ( ClitorU tema-

^fhl 8, m. Canyakubja^ or danouge^ the
ancient city, so called.

^Tn s. m: Happiness, welfare, Ac

^fhifft ^./. Greeting, salutation, friend-
ly inquiry ; a respectfdl present.

^Ihl^ '.'w. Good fortune, well-being, &c»

^ftftwift *. /. Name of a river.

j[jj I 0dj. Silken, of silk.

^^ ai$. Dyed with safflower.

i|t«^H *. m. The jewel of Kriehna sus-
pended on his breast. { or.

mipron. What ? how ? why f whether,

^\tt 8./. A bed (of a gcu'den) ; a frame.

mj adi). Why ? wherefore 7 how ? well!
what » then, because.

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; adi?. ' Why V Jio^.?
^Tft iHftf. Becnnse that.
mmn ^. m. Weepings laineatiiig^
mi s. m. Order, metliod ; vniniernipt-

ed progress.
Hfif s. m. An insect, a worm.
Hq^.-m. Buying, purchase,
inrpns^ £• m. Trade, traffic, l>i\jing

and selling,
mf^ s^f. Ascending, surmounting either
in a literal or figurative sence ; the
eun's course on the globe, the eclip-
{ tic ; declination of a |)lanet^ splen-
dour, lustre.
«lfm«i^« «• m. The ecliptic.
fHi^ f.m^ A worm, nn insect; lac,
which is the accumjulation of an
insect.
Urit «./• Deed, an act, action^* a reli-
gious act; ol^sequies; a verb^ an
oath. Kriyd-karm^ ^ m. The perform-
. auce of obsequies.
fm^f^ERI g* n. An organ of action, as
the hand, foot^ Toice, organ of gener-
' ation and that of excretion.
Ttilps,/. Sport, play, pasiame, plea-
I sure, amusement, ^ame.
^St^\M s. m. Copulation.
rfl^TOl adj. Sporting, sporti? e,
lAn adj. Bought, purchased.
lUnm 8. m. A son bought from his
natural parents^ and adopted as male
issue.
ohm s. m. A son one of the twelve
kinds acknowledged by the ancient
Hindu law ; he who is purchased from
liis natural parents.
sj|tfi|«r s. m. The Agttru or aloe wood,
iiri adj. Angry, wrathful.
m^ s.f. Anger, passion,
ff^ <»dj, CjTuel, pitiless, hard-hearted,
harsh| savage ^ formidable, terrible.

W^M^adj. Fierce, cruel, Qnrelentms«
MXjim.m. Torpid or costive boirela

unaffected hy strong purgatives,
iirtirr «./. Cruelty, fierceness.
^vn €u^ JifischievoaSy viHanous ; 6Til>

eyed.
fSt^i.m. Anger, wxath, passion, ri^«.

iftfw

1

a^. Passionate, angry, wrath*
ful, -cholerfc.

litMWC 8. m. A passionate woman, •

vixen.
lStn^^ adj. Angry, passionate,
qit^lfivw adf. Free from wrath, nuld^

lA^mi adj. Passionate^ violemt.

iMt adj. Angry, passionate.

iAk s. m. a measure of distancci a
league, a (Ko», <^nt^niag 4,000 cu*
hits ; some make the Ko8 8,000 cu-
bits.

rfhi s. m. Oae of the Dwipa$f or prin-
cipal divisions of the world.

Wm adj. Wearied ; depressed in spirits
or exhausted. [lancholy^

arpmiin adj Low-spirited, languid, me-

m^8^f. Fatigue, weariness.

tft? 8. m. The neuter gender ; an eunudi.
»€^, Weak, impotent ; idle, slothfal.

m^ $* m. Wetness, dampness, moisture.

in f^ m. Pain, affliction or distress ;
pain from disease, anguish ; worldly
occupation, care, trouble.

aTftdl adj. Pained, distressed, afflicted.

m^ «. w4. Absence of virility, impo-
tence ; the neuter gender ; unmanli-
nesB, cowardice, <&c.

adj. Distressed, afflicted,
wearied.

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i m >

V TBe second consenant' of H^Ndgri
alphabet : is ig a ^ttnral and Has
i6€» sotnid of tbe Ehglish kK.

w t. m, Hearen ; sky or aether ; racnity.

mm^ #./. A plant (Polypody)y a kind
of roosr

mmw adj. Dry and crackling.

^WiTfT n.a. To hem, hawk, expectbrate.

^tmK 8, m. SemfTitrrfred bricks.

W^nwm^ ^. o. To mnrder privately;

^Nt^wt To wash, rinse.
adj, Tnsked.
\ 8.m. A small bird; a WAgtaiL

iT^Tit g, /; A snrall tarabonrin. a timbrel.

^w 9, m. Side, quarter, diVision of

■ the earth. rog:ibn. dTTi^ibn of a fionsc,

apartment; part; piece, fragment,

portion ; a chapter, section ; sngar

(coarse) ; the songs of PuSnawat,

#»T *. TO. The act of reAicing any
thing to pieces, the rescinding of an
order, the refnting of an argnment,
the removing of any caTamfty, the
thwarting of any scheme ; breaking,
dividing.

W^PHRTT V. a. To cnt np, to quarter, to
cut to pieces, to divide ; to refute.

'^f^fT V. c». To refafe.

^(f^K 8, m. A ruinous and broken-down
building, ruins of a town or house, ^c.

^?hr ^. m. A smalT bird, a wagtaif.

ifv^r 8. m, A ffake, a slice ( especially
offish) a division or piece (if land),

¥Ri«minT tf. a. To refute, . interrupt^
prevent.

^fftm s,f* A woman, who, provoked
at the infidelities of her husband or
lover, is rather abusive, speaks her
mind freely, but is supposed to retain
no malice in her breast*

W 8. m: District, province, dttistoi^

section.
^i\Kat§. Tui-bid;
m^ s: /. X paddle for digging- tha-

groimd, a dibble.
^(Krrr «. m; A pit ffom which eartir

has be^ dug out to make bricks or

pottery ; a notch in a teg of wood,
ifir f . m. A pillar, a post. Kham thah*

noy V. a. To strike the hands against

the arms preparatbry no wrestling,,

&c., to challenge (a$ wrestlers do).
m^V^j ^. <». To scoop, scrape.
Wf s. m. A bird ; lur, wind. Khag^

8. m. The adjutant bird.
wStms.m. The vault or circle of thd-

heavens, the planisphere; the same-
[ representJed' artificially, the armillarjr

sphere:
^lilnni^r i'/» Astronomy.
iWir w. n. To be set (as a jeweCf.
^^K 8. m. A clbudi

adj. Set {ax a jewel}. Set witfr
jewels, inTaidl

^i|i: 8. m. A date, or date free-<PA«fitV
dactyli/era) ; wild date (Elate sf/Ues^
tri* or "Phenix sylvesirts) ; a kind of
sweetmeat. KKajur cKhari, A kincf
of silk cloth stained^ with wavinsi
marks like the traces of the ol3
feaves on the trunk of the date tree.

^TBirr 8, m. The ridge of a thatcheJ
roof.

wfwr 8. m. A date.

^rar adj* Lame, crippled, limping.

W9^8'fn. A small bird, the wagtaif
(Motacilta dlBa).

^r^ #• m., A small tambonrin, a timbref^.

mmftzs. tn. A wagtail.

WBi t. m. A species of metro, a stanza
of two lines, one of 32^ the other of
30 feet.

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¥^

m^ adf. Six. Khat-rm, Bix, tastea.
Ehat'shastra^ The six philosopbieal
f€ieii068 of the Hindus (called other"
I uHse (Khat'dar$hiHM), viz, Niy<»ya,
Logicy taagbt by Ootama ; Vysheahi-
hay tanght.by "Hanoda : it agrees wiU^
Niya^ m some points and d]iSei;s in
otbers ; Mimanact* tangbt bj Jymani ;
it consists of rnles for the coustrnc-
tion an4 right interpretation of tbe
Vedaa ; Vedania^ taught by Vyw^t-
deva : the science of theology ; San-
thya^ taught by Kapila : the followers
' of tUs sect disbelieve in a Creator,
saying that the universe is from all
etemijty ; Faian^ala^ introduced by
She9<mag[a : it agrees in every po^nt
with Sankhy0p excepting thc^t it
makes Ood to h^ th« Creator.

ysti.f. A bedstead*

^Zipij 1?. n. To wrangl^ to oSend, to
wrankle, to pierce {09 d thorn) ; to
doubty to be apprehensive. $, m.
Doubt^ hesitation^ disgust. ,

sound of footstepfl^

^rSVRT «• m. ' Rapping, thumping^ rat-
tling {qf a docr^ ^c).

%lMiy^\ 'i>i a. To knock, tap, pat^ rap.

ws9^ 9. «i. A bug.

vS^uqi 9» m. A bedstead with curtains.

^r^m o. n. i!o last.

^Z^z 8,/. WranglingyConteiitiooiy quar^
rel ; clashing of weapons.

f|CT«r 1. m. A bug.

m^tjr9. fn» A mixed taiste of sour ancl
sweet; agreeable. [cordaatly.

^RlR «• m. A wrangling ; singing dis-

^^rzfhiT 9. m. An insect.

nz^9.f. Ab^8t«a<l.

^WI 9. m. A dunghai.

ig. 991. Apprehension, suspicion,
) doubt, suspense, abodement ;

^rzrt *./. Acidity^ eouraess ; an acid.

WZTV ». m. A crash.

^T^TH^*./. Wrangling

^zm 9. m. Spring-tide.

"^szm «. m. A pin with whiA a boat
is fastened.

^fzm 9. m. A pelecat.

wfeiTT 9. f. A bedstead, a bier. YikHda
hare uahi ikatya nikle^ Qod grant his
bier may be carried out, or ha om^
die (a common form ofiow9mg\^

H^Nr 8. m. A hunter, one w^ Irrea by
killing and selling gamew

frelw 9. m. A small bedstead.

MTt adj. Acid, sour. Khat^sd^, 9. m
The herb sorrel KhaHck^a, a<§.
Sourish, acetona.

Wim 9. r/K The civet or zibet eat (Vi-
verra jnbetha), a polecat*

wffW ^. m. A hunter otte who lives by
killing and selling gam#.

WIJ^*. in. A labours.

^ «./. A bedstead.
adj. Dry, dried up.
<•/. A cow-house or oow-shed;
an imitative sound. Khareih jama.
To take warning, to be apprized.

^lYiprT V. n. To rustle, to rattla, clangs

wnit\ 9, m. Doubt, apprehension ; a
toothpick.

^^f^nymr i». n. To creak, clatter, rat-
tle,, jar ; to grind the teeth ; to snore.

^f H^l^d 9./. Creaking, clatter, rat-
tling, j[arring (<•« 0 door}^ snoring^

^9^ 9.VL A sword or seimitar.

^^f^iiz } 9./. Hurry, bustle, .com-
^^ 5 motion, tumult ; uproar;

noise of horse's feet *in galloping ;.

gripping on going to stool.
V?^vw *./. Wrangling^
Wi^^W 9, m. A whetstone, a grindstone.
W^ adj. Erect, upright, standing up^

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«V

Btinding, steep, high, agrooncly
djf tlpe perpendicnlar. Khctra Jcama,
To raise, station, plaee, stay or stop,
stick up, place erect, proctire a ficti-
tious person for some purpose^ Kkt^-^
ra hatuh To stand up, be erect^ rise,
stand. XJkara r^httnm, ff. n. To stand,
stay, remain standing.

^R^T^' #. m. Patteftil (w>oden) ISLlmm^
%mdar, Aland oi shoes fastened t^
pattens.

mf^fm.$.m. Obalk.

Wf^ftl #./• Amorter.

? s. A Chalk. Kat^chari, «. /,
^j^Yftrfl' J A speeies of stefitite* wkh^

which ehildren learn to write aii4

which* is used in gi?ing a polish i^

stncoo* '• :

wwjmf i' m. An ornament worn en the
wrist, a braoelet. .

wfww o^« Soon, immediately^ bk-
stantly, presently, quiekly.

W^«r t. »»./. A sword.

WK i.f. Straw.

W^ s. m. Side, quarter, region, c^-
Biou of a house, apartment ; part,
piec^ firagmeat, .portion ; a chapter,
section ; sogsr (eoar$e^ ; the songir of
Padmawdt ; a flaw in a jewel

m^n 8. nu Breaking, diWding, cutting^,
reducing to pieces, rescindinjt . an
order, refuting an argument, rwak>T-
ing of any^ calamity, thwarting of
any scheme

'WPWCTT V. a. To cut up, to quainter,
ta cut to pieces,, to difide ; to ref utfe.

W^m V. a. To refute.

^%n adj. Cut, torn, i^roken in pieces ;
destroyed ; refilled,. pontre«ferted ,•
scattered, dispersed; . ' [tem^ljr

'«r^<im<«lT v^ a* To nefttle^ prerent, inw-

^iftWT «./* A woman, irl^ grgyptydft

the infidelities of her huAand oT
lorer, is rather f^usire, speaks her
miiid'freefy, but is supposed to retaltf
no malice 4fl her bteast

^i^fK^t.f. The female of rfA«W.

^W^m 8. m. A dunghill.

VfT #. wi. A grain-pit, a cAiity hi whfcll
gram is kept.

^ 8. m. One o^ the four ffindu castes,
a man of the mimarr tribe. Khatnt-
niyt.f. The female ef JTiblK.

^wfW^rm «. 11. To dmmer, to make •'
boiHng noise.

Wfi^ *. m. A tree, the resin which is
used m medicine, K^ttkm or catecbu
(JAkmo eat9ehu). [hiN$\

^^€^qiT *. m. The BtMt <Aca^a Jra^

wl^f.fn. A grass that grows in pottds.

^r«f «./. Puhinft.

irt^ i>. a. To pursue, to Jiunt.

VT j». m. A divigion of a house, a st^
(ofabuOdtng), a flight of rooihs : w
mine ; a certain day of the fortnight,
as tbe full, change, <S:c., of the moon.

^nmwi «. n. To iincrle. to rihcr.

W^PTT 9. m, A pit from which isarth baa
been dng to make bricks or pottci^ ;
a ftotch in a log of wood. [mango.

W^ r. m, A broken tile ; a slice of

Wtm adj. Expanded. *./. Vent, sale.

m^^ «./. Vent, Sale, expense; request,
a lunatic.

^WTT u «. To be dried up or absorbed ;
to sell, go ofi", be expended or made
atray with ; to remain, join, mix with,
enter, penetrate, s. m, A company
{iof travelten^ 4bc.
WPCi 9. m. A tile ; an' arrow witt a

Imid ptftnt.
vrtt f./. A small tile ; the shall. '
w^m *./ A tiled house^ tilling. boUd*

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^i^rm «,/. A piece tero oflP fi-owt a bitn-
boo, a splinter ; a very le«M per8oi>.

^[^Finr «. «• To dry Bp> destroy, iwake
away with, despatch, ravage.

^[^ X. 19. The betel iner (AfiM^/^t^O,
or catechu),

ifmKi.ffu Tbeeknll, the eraftia«i;a
chafing dish ; an earthen cap used by
jogii ; tiie Tessel in which ther Uooc^
of a Tictim is offere<i«

^im#.iit. Slime.

nm 4di^ Left-handed.

^^ 8,m. A pillar, a post. Khnx thokh-
, fKT, If. «. To strib the hands against
the arras preparatory to wrestTing,
,&o.,i» challenge (•• wrtiam io).

^wm adj, Sultry.

wrw*/./. Snltriness.

mMft^s.f. A mnsical mode.

^iHfrw f < »• Lassitude^ weariness, slee>
^ piness.

J^ \ 8,m. A pillar, a post.

^ #./• Grass, straw. 8. m. An ass..

^W ^j. Dry, dried op. ■-" ^

^<WT 9. m. Parement, canseway. ^

Hl<if f . /. A cow-honse, or, eowdied.

^Kwrmr 19- a. To thump, to shake ; to

>. frighten away^ to put to flight ; Uit
sell.

^K^SK^i.m. A currycomb.

fSf^rftm s.f. A chair, a litter.

itKW^fdd;. Boagh.

^I7r«*7». A sandal; the seam of a
garment which extends from the
armpit dqwn the side.

irKW^ «•/• Noise of horse's feet in gal-
loping ; tnmult^ uproar.

^\^ s* m* A stone or grinding modi*
cine on, a mortar.

fJCT s*/f Straw.

fiWM «• m. A currycomb. ^

8. tn. A hare, a rabbit,
^i^^R'TI V. it. To sweep. fgrass,

^^ 8.f, A stack, a rick ; a kind or
^gKxadj, Pure, prime, best sort, geau-^

ine, honest, candid, sincere, strioi.
iKit »./. Purity, excellence^ probity^

rectitude, trustiness, honesty, oin«r

dour,
imv 8,m. A crashfng noise;
ircTT^'-/. The^ stalk of burnt gras*^
flA 8.f. Oil'Cake ; chalk,
i^^ffe ;r./; A scratch wilh the naill
W^Y^ », a. To scratch.

Wft^f^f ? i>. «• To scrape, to^
iffV^WT, } scratch

mm «, /. The bass ( in mu8ic ).

nifm K 8. m. The date tree and its fruits

it^Vw 8. m. The juice or extract
of the wild date, Tiri, trsed ^
leaven bread, and as an intoxicating
Bqubr, when in a state of spontanea
ous fermentation.

^t^ 8. m. The rough draught of ^

letter or any writing ; an irou instnr-

4. 'rnent to rub horses with, a curry-

• oomb ; an nicer with hardness of the

skin on thebtiek of the foot.

^fer 8, wi. StKlp'ng. Kharr^a mama.
To snore.

Ipir r. m. A large number, ten mmfoir
millions, a biUion. adj. A dwarf,
short, low, of littTe size or stature.

ifW 8, m, A worthless person, a mali-
cious person ; sediment, deposit of
oil, (fee, an oil-cake • a pit. *i/.
Low, vile, base; mischievous, bid,
wicked.

itWiTT 8. w*.*^ 4jjark. [( the howds\

^r^fir^wr i>. n. To rumble, to grumWe-

it^WT 8. m. Skin, hide.

it<i^ 8. m. Skin, hide, membrane^ tto

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^mr #. /. WorthleRfmess, wiclMnesSy

Tillaij ; filtliixiess.
-^f^PfiPi i. f. Harry bastte, i^atkMi,

commoUoii, «lann, tamalty harlj-

bnrlj.
^^ET^ JH «. ft. To boil, bobble ; !• be

nutated or tossed up and -dewn.
^^T^ s. /. The place in which salt it

boiled (m Bengal).

^mxK #•/• A.hollow, bottem.

^Pn s* fii* Sediment of oil or oikake.

^59i|Pr s. 7». A granary.

4gfa^M» t). a. Tojskin, to flay.

^f^i| ) s, m. A kiad -of iivh {Trieko^
^9l| j podtu coUsa).

igm^^ s. m. A threshing-floor.

^8i> T f./. The dregs of mtisiar**
^m f »^^f ^^'» ^^^ the oil is

pressed ont, oil-cakes.
^^ 9. m. Scented oils ; a hole ma^

by children for playing. at trap-ball

^r marbles. . f language.

W3ftf« »• /• Abnsei low or wicked
^fffi.nuJL mill, a stone or vessel for

grinding drugs, &e.
^qrr s. ^^ Aehoe.
^fm^ (*dj. Bald, morbidity, troubled

with falling of the hair.,
wn s> w. The ahonlder. [ body.

^mfix t. m. A celestial or immortal
m^nms./. beparation, mnning away.
W«1.nn «. «• To remove shove out of

the way» to slide away, draw back
t«^^ *. /• The poppy-haad; the

scented roots of a speqes of grass
. {AndropogoR murkcUa) used for door

screens in the hot weather, which

being sprinkled with water, setvc to

eool the rooms.
^f^9^9 ^W 9.m. Poppy-jnice, Jopium. {
^gr^W^T ». m. Grinding the teeth.
^«W9T*fr 1?. «. To sriiwi the teeth.

WWVT .^. m. A. dtiy-boofc, £eid-bool7

wastn-book, roagfa drawings, draught

(for an aeewnt) ; a ecab ; a kind of

eruptive disease. [open, loosen.

WRT tf. Ji. To min, Ml in, suik ,* to
w4)cni i^.di. Topvtl], plnek, poli the

hair, seratch, tear.
^raf^V 9.M. Cryatal, the snn geu^

the moon gem.
V^W s. m. A task.
Wt^ 9. m. Slime, mud.
wHt 9. m. A stay, a basket^ a pannier ;

a cnge, a hen*«oop.
^f *. m. Sngar (coane).
Wff^ V. #. To exoavate, to poand.
%ifr f . la. A straight dovble-edgei

sword, cutlass, cleaver .(haek9r^9);

aflake or slice (cfM). Khdndtii

phar-par chakk$y To attribute, to

decide*
Wt^^f V. n. To cough.
wWtf./. A cough,
vt #•/• A ditch, a moat^ a trench.
Wt^ t. m. A glutton.
WW *. m. The horn of a rhinoceros.
Wm#./. The itch.

WrWT 9. m. A sweetmeat like pieorast.
Wf2 «./• A bedstead ; a bier, a cot or

bedstead on which dead bodies .are

conveyed to the pile.
WfW «•/• Bfanure. «. m. A pit, a sat^-

terraneous granary.
^fpn 9;.m* The act of eating; daily

aoceunt, waste-book. Kkata-hari, #./•

A storehouse.
iffift«./. A oast generally employed

as cart-wrights, x. m» A carpenter.
?tT^#./. Dung, manure. f

mi^ ^* Edible, fit to be eaten. ^ . m.

Food, victuals.
WPf «./• A mine; (met.) a nest,

abundance, receptacle.

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%m€t t. M. A pit, a shift (of a mtiM) ;
any thing yerj dry.

tUTVT #. a. lo eat ; to embeszle ; (met.)
to getp suffer, take, receive, hold, con-
tain. «. m. Food, dinner f eating. £A»
jana. To eat np, ^levoar. Khana jPI-
lui, Meat and]drink»'food, board, fare.

UTIPt «./- A. mine ; (mit.) a nest, a beep,
abnndance, receptacle.

^Pl¥T^t*m. Eater, deyoofer,

^n^^' XJneTen.

wnc 9. m. Alkali, potadi.

miKt sdf. Salt, brackish*] s. m. A net
( ui ii;Atc& itraw ii tied).

^lH <u^'. Salt, brackish. >

«r^V f . m. A eoarse kind of red obth
of cotton.

^m $•/. Skin, hide ; bellows ; a rivn-
let, rirer, canal, ereek, inlet. Khal
hhynchna, To take the skin off, to
flaj.

V^s.f. Manure.

f^^rm 19.II. To bedrawn^'pnlled qv tight-
ened, to be drawn or delineated («
|9to(ur», itc,)} to be home or sjEiffaiy
ed. KhinckanOf «• «• To cense to
draw or endure.

f^rmz f ./• Drawing, tightening.

f^fifin D^ «• To be scattered.

M^r^iT V. a. To scatter

fiWi^ 8./. A pallet, a beggat^s bedding «

f^^^ «./• A dish made of poise and
rice boiled together^ the flower of lh»
ber tree ( Zuyphus jt^a) ; earnest
to dancing women when they are en-
gaged f of an entertainment ; a mixed
heiqp of gold and silver coin ; a bar-
barous mixture of two languages, a
langua franca or jargon,

f%^<rT V. n. To be pulled, to be drawn,
' to be extracted, to be endured, td
stretch.

1%^<IWI D. a. To cause to draw, ynOy

extract, stretch,
figwi par/. jNi«l. or 04^. Tense, tight;

fine, slender. [ness, tightaess.

f%wrf 9. m. Drag, pull, draught ; te—e
rit^en«ll tf. eE. To vex, tease, initate,

trouble, disturb, molest. «. n. To get

angty.
f%wiWT D. a. To vex, tease, irritate,

trouble, diaturb, nu^est.

fVV «./• fVetfulness, vexation, teasmg.

ftpi^TWT I e. «. To be angry, to firet,
%*WT ^ to be vexed.

WT^ ^. «• To fret, to be vexed.
Iwf^ s./. A window^ casement^ gats,

back-door, wicket, sallyport, ehutter.
%«dk^'. Distrest, suffering pain or

uneasiness ; wearied, Qxhansted.
ftw^ftnis./. A window. ,
%^ t«/. A black ring painted en a

tambourin.
f%T4t jr. /• A tree and ite fruit

(Ifijimttsops hauld).
f%<«f s. m. A dish made with bieatiQgBi

or the milk of a. cow just cslved.
fv^f^PTT i>. n. To laugh heartily, to

giggle, titter,
fv^^rmr «. n.- To blossom, Uoom; to

laugh,.to be delighted.
%fme. n. To blow (mi aJlower)y to

flower ; to be delighted, to laugh.
fig^TW ad^. Humorous, playful, fnnay

pleasant, ^tertaining.
%lit^«./. A dry nurae. KkSM^

piUuy Charge of maintenance.
f%WT^ s. m. Given to eat, feeder, ck^.

Causing to bloom.

f««?«iT «. a. To cause or give to ei^
to feed ; to cause to take (an oafhf
^..) ; to cause to suffer (a«, mar

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iadj. Grinningy showing
the teeth whea smiling.

Khil»n^, Tn cause (6 he ieaim ) ; to
^osae to play, to allow to playv t9
amwse, pl«j with, daadle; loake,
to blossom ( ajlowet')^

%irn «&"* Playaome.

%^^ adj^ Pl^y^ AddiciM to yamuig.

bawble, gewgaw,
%#«./' Joke,jest^ hoaoLOiir, EMUi-

bdZf 4uij^ Humoroosy pUyBomOyfaaoy.

Khiili-bdzi^ s^ J. Unmoui^ fon^ play,

jocolarity. [larit^y.

■ f%VtilT9it ^./. Humour, fun, pliQr, jocu-

\^fli adj^ Homoroas, playsome, funny.

fm9 s./. Griamng^ shewing the teeth^

a tooth.
f^V^rmr To stir ; to slip awi^, slip

awi^ stealthily, to hide. *

%9«<rT 'tf. n. To stir, sUp, slip away^ to

sheer off. Kkistihjana, a. n. To slip

skYfBj^ slide.
f%^^WT «• a* To remove, shove oat of

the way, slide away^ draw back.
fUlilT «• n. To fall, to sink {as ^

tetrace ); to drop off; to become old,

decline in years.
%«fl«iT«. ». To slip, adj. Slippery,
%««TTa^'. Slippei74
%«fn4 8* m. Slipperiaess, slipping.
I^vm^e *./ Slipperiness.

fi^HTiTT } V, n. To flinch, draw

^^i^^T^T 5 back^ to be abashed.

fwi^^l'JT t>. n. To grin. adj. FretfuJ,

peevish, bashful, abashed.
f^^[%z 8.f. Vexation, foetfdness*
t«^«./. Fretfulness, tempar.
^gm g. m. Reluctance, repugnance
^^m 1?. To pull, to draw.
^^ »,/. Anger, vexation.
^^m '0. n. To be angry, to be vexed.

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'ftTT 7 Gleanings or leavings on the*
^^K S threshi ng floor after thftgrainr
has been removed,

^W 8./, A wedge.

^#K «./. Rice-milk.

^^%^Tt ^./i The first time of giving

rice, milk to an infant.
W^f ^ wi. A oucumber {Cucumii'

utiUusimus ).
^<1 a./. An udder,
it^sr 8. /. Parched grain inflated or

pufled out by heat so as to appear

Uke froth.
^rt^ j. /. BeteMeaf made up witii th«

different ingredients. [iugs.

Wt^ 8^ A I^OAS ,' Ik grin ; shrug | biest*
^f^ 8./, Shewing the teeth, a grinning.

?it9T «. m. A robber {H88d in («ftf ) |

a pocket. .
^^ s.f. An alkaline earth, fossil alkali*
fflf HT s. m. A hollow of a tree.
H^fsmi if' a^ To trample, tread, beat ov.

work wiAh the feet.
^ 8.m. Animosity, spite, rancour,
^9T«IT i>. n. To be angry.

^^ ad^^ p^oj% ; .

^^r^mr f. a. To itch, scratch, tiol^e.
W^^I^2 «• /• Itching, ecratohini^

titiUation.
V^^ 1./. The itch.
^^iiT i>. a. To scratch, to lub gently

with the IM^»
?filf^rj?T <w(;. Stingy,
^3YilI «t. a. To nibble J to doubt,
^fn «. m. Apprehension, suspicion,

doubt, suspense ,- sound of footsteps.
^As.f. Perfidy.
^fts.f. A treasure, hoard; a gnat.
^^9? <»dj. Rough. 8. m. A henhouse. -
^^m 8. m. A hollow of a tree.

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( ISO )

V^ ^./. A. purse

^^•n ^,n. To he dog, to be en graved .

^^^r 9. m. Small pieces change (money)

07er and ahove the ooiNit^ spare

^money).

^^T^ '^ V* o. To cause to delve,
'KW 3 dig, engravi, carve.

^|[% «, /. The apaces in a necessary
between the little brick partitions ;
the space from which a tooth has fal-
len ent or been extracted.

^^^ *./. Hunger. [hungry.

^^l4 adj. Distressed with hunger,

'fTUTTi D. n. To be angry.

VT%1 itdj. Angry.

^•rr V. a. To affect, penetrate, stick
into ; to adorn.

^K «• m. }*A ( cloDen ) hoof, a horse's

^0 S'f' i iioof.

ir^C^jFTT 8. m. An earcleanen

^K^^s.f. Pot-scrapings.

fpC^«»T «. <»• To scrape.

W^^WV «./. A scraper, a scoop or shovel.

^^nn^ 8. m. A large sieve for sifting
e^th ; Khu$'chdl kat-na, To tease.

^^ff 8. m. A scab.

^^iri 8, m. An instrument for scraping
grass for horses; the knee-pan,
patella.

^tft^./. A scraper, a weeding knife,
the tool with which grass is scraped
up for hordes ; a shovel for cleaning
out a bird-cage.

^^T«. TO. A kind of sweetmeat.

^x^ adj. Very old.

^f^T ^. m. The knee-pan; an instru-
ment like a cup formed of a cocoanut
shell or other material, with which
clothes are marked with stripes.

^ft«./, A (cloven) hoof.

^Km u. a. To run after, to persecute,
to catchy to enclose.

^Sm\\9dj. Bough.

VI^I'JT V. aj To indulge openly ia
vices which were formerly practised
in secret.

^^eiT*lT 19. n. To be opened.

^mm «. n. To be opened, revealed,
expanded, untied or unfolded, di»*
closed or uncoveredi let loose or be
loose, laid aside {restt'ditit)^ dispersed
( cloijtds ), clear up ( the zky ), be
broken ( neditation^ ^c. )

VQ^«nr t^. a. To cause to open.

^m 8. m. (/. I. ) Open, naked, loose.

^^TIT w. <», To open or cause to open.

^^TT^I 8. 7/1. Essence, the prime part

of a thing.

^%^^8.f. } The acting unceremoni*
W^i^(*dv. y ously.

^«^C^^ 8. vi. Whispering.

^^ «./. Thetendo Achiilis» hamstring,

Khunchmdi^fMf To hamstring.
^Z 8, m. A corner, au angle • earwax;

station, portion.
mzm *. w. A drug.
V ZT 8. m. A wooden stake.
^^IT 1). a. To dig up {»s the e^rth with

the feet ).
iMft^./. A little girl.
^Ifl^T adj, A searcher, inquirer, investi-

gntor, inquisitive.
^gm] 8. m. bediment, dregs, mouldineti

of vinegar, &c.
if^ilT tf. a. To pluck, to pick the leavcii

&c. of vegetables.

t

$. /. A scab.

^s.

A furrow.
^% 8. /. Refuse.
^Ji cuLj. Small, mean.
^JPIT r..n. To trot.
^WT r. n. i'o wax old.
%wm 8. »♦. A mark, a sign.

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:9,m. A Vidyadh($ra j or kind <rf j
demigod.

%2« s. m. Spoil, chaee, hunting. 5. /. A
weapon, tlie olmb of Balardo^c^,

%z^ i .m. A sportsmtn, a hunter.

*WT «. /. A village,

%^ s, f, A kind of iron or steel, a sort
of steel made in India.

m^ S' /. Membranes in which the fcetns
is developed, seeudines.

%ir t. m. A iield. a field of hattle.
ground ; a holy plnce. Kht^f-chhotma.
V. a. To flee from the field of battle.
IK^^t-r^hnctf To remain on the field
(o/hf$ttU >, to be killed.

9tr^ 8. r. Hnsbandry : crop, d^. Arable.

W^wr^«. /. Husbandry, afir^icntture,

^3?hrrft 8.f. Husbandry, farming,

Wt^^ *. m. A peasant, a hnsbandman*

%^ ji, m. S<^rrow, grief, affliction
distress ; pain.

%«WT «. ». To roa after, to persecute,
to pursne.

%^^« m. The trap or enclosure in which
elephants are caught.

irf^ ddjj. Sorrowfnl repentant ; afflict
ed, distressed, pained.

%f s. f, A irip. voyage ; a piece of base
metal inserted in coin, or cracked
coin ; a term in algebra ; some thin er
added .to a sum ; an apartment. Khep
'karna. To sustain a loss.

•t^i i». a* To pass the time.

<hiT adf. An idiot, a madman, a fool.

.%fw?«.«. A voyager. ^
%inw» «.A Health.

.^3V A kind of dancittr.

. #ft «./. After-Mnh. Kherhi, f.f. Mem-
branes in which the foetuA is envel<^
ed, seenndines, placenta. [tiiide.

%^ s, m. Play, game, sport, fnu, pas-
*9Ml^ 0<&./».Pll»yMm^, WWiQlij

an unchaste (wwoo), aa-adalteresay
sir\i\nJpat,
#lfm V. a. To plT\y, to- sport. Khddf
(Braja ) paiH, pre9. Pkyiog, play,.

i^nir? s w. A "^ waterman, a rower, m

%f^j boatraau.

^TT ir. a. To row, nnnt paddle; suffer^

endure ( prun, ealamifVy i^<5.)
%fT «. m. Fare, ferry-money, price of
passage in: a boat, passage-money ;
crossing ov^r a river.
9w 9. m. A kind of cloth, diaper, dam-
ask, a sheet or wrapper of such clotb*
%^^ «. m. A kind of cloth.
An s,f. Pull1n», drawing ; scarcity,
^^wrr V. a. To pull, draw, tighten j

delineate, paint.
m^i^g.f. Putting and bawling.
^Qf^irw t. m. Piny, sport, fan, pastime.
Jr< ». m. A tree (Mimosa catechu).
^TT odj. Brown, s. m. A sprat (or lUk
vmf tile on$) ; a tree ( MirMiM^
caisohu ),
^T $.f. Churning, vessel.
^Kr 8. m. A youngbullock, a steer.
fftv «. )n. Plaster ; coarse brick-dust;

mifk, inspissated by boiling.
^WTWT t>. a. To cause to lose or part

with.
Utts.f. The dry part of sugar-cane
after expressing the juice ; dothei
folded up and put on the head as »
defence against rain,
^pffttwr «. », To cougb.
^wi\ s.f. A cough,
ift^ 8.fi A cut or rent in cloth, 4c..
¥twm V. a. To thrust, to stuff.
ngt^ 8. m. A thrust, stuffing.
Wf^T^fHV 8. /. Thrusting ; mut^a

wrangling or quarrelling,
^ift s. /. Any thing stufiWlInt*
«oo(her; as srws bito tbitcb ; Uiffiof

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^

pnrcBnsffff : pftrt of grain whith is to
b« parched taken as payment for
•parching it ; soifnetfcfnfi: paid hy those
who draw water at a weU to the
hihtthti w}ko attends there with his
bucket, for the use of it.

M(gtZi adj. Deficient, "adnTlerated, bad
( a» doin \ faYse^ deceitful, ^. m. A
tent-pin, a pfn, a Tpeg, nail ; protec-
tion. Khonteh ke bat Hdncty To
become insolent relying on protection
(the rdia i^eem^ to %e tc^cen from^

' pifaofiTs teasing an atiimcdy ttMchy
^^g fastened ly a rope is wtaff^ to
pet at hhi : 90 that. the hhontd tV anTy

' mdirecth/ a protection hyresiraiiiing
the adirerearp ).

lifwiVW *. m. A hollow.

^ifmm ac^. ToofhiMs/honow.

jS^ ^ 8.m. A bird^s nest

^jTqr f • m. The hair of the head braided
or tied op on the top of the head*

wf^*T ir. a. To stnff, thrast In, cram.

^^FVT ndj. HoHolfj excavated (00 a
tooth or a tree^ ^(^.) .

^m s, m. A boy ; a bill of extjhange
the amonnt of which has been paid
Temainuig m the hand of him who
has paid ft by way of voucher.

^i^ «. m. Searohy inqairy, qiMst, trtce^
maik*

<^p«mrs| e.f. ViS^atioa ; inqni ry.

frt^imr ir. a. To ji^aaroh fbr, 4u> tsfctfre
after, to seek, explore*

fft^rmr It. n(. To be lest*

fjtf^r^ a^. A searofaer^ biqmrer,Tiiifds-
tigator^ ifiqnisiti?6w

^jte «./. A Mtmder, Tioe, VL^/aUty de-
fact, faulU

a#J2r a«;: ^ PerfiMeiis, emttsH^i^ ^fttoe,

^Z\k, s. f. Perfidity; vice, bl^isTt^
falseness, faultiness, defectiveness.

^^ t, m, A ■pKi€\\^ thmst, pass.

^^TT V, &. To ^\^y to delve, to hollow ^
searcti for.

i#^ *. /. Searching ; a spade,

li^s. m. A certain pare {ofa hore^^

^ff^^TTT adj. Pock-marked.

^«j9<lf^ 8. 777. f^earchj inqofrv.

^TT TT. t$. To lose, part with, to taret
rid of, to waste, to squander, a. m.
Losincr : a leaf which contains a par-
cel of betel or flowers, &c. Tfissure.

W^ *. ./I A cave, a corner ; a rent, a

^ittm B. OT. A cocoannt, rather the
kernel of a cocoannt. kernel.

^^^ *. /. The sknll, a shell, pate.
YJihmrx Jchd-jana. To spend or lavisk
another's property.

^iff^r 8. m. The haif of the head braids*

or tied np on the top of the heirf.
rfNmt*. m. Ahogsty.
l^IT K m. Refnse.
niK^s.f. An all^y; a eovering ; fk

mge or cnrse of a gOd.
^ifHft 8, /. An alley,
#tw e, m. A case, sheath, hollow (at <f

0 tree, fc.) a cavity.
<|^?r^ s. nu A hollow (as of a tree 4rc.)
^fmm V. <t. To open, to loose, to slnne^

to expand, untie, unravel, set sail or

nnmoor (a ihip^ ^c.)
^^ft «./. The changing or retoovin|^

^ H horse^s shoes,
^jt^^v. a. To tf&e or isnateh away;

to pnll ont hairs.
^itm adj. Having Rttte or to %eard

(# mem), r. m. "Biad^ p^l, ^k(n, shdt.
^ft% 0. m* A'eaveni, mi abyss, a pit.
ffhf i. f. The marks whkh Him,dm

maka ^n their Ibidieads irith Sandtl^

^M^^ft>«n,*c*

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( IW )

^ft^ t. m. Tbe rot (among ^hesp), tbe

falling off of the hairs. [heat.

^"tiRT -*». n. To boil, to be apritated hj

Wm mdj. Famous, oelebrated, notorions.

^nfir «./. Fame, celebrity, iiotori«tj.

^srm *. m. Plar, sport, fnn. pastime,
q^-n. prop, Tbe Lord Jesns Christ,

tbe Sarioar of tbe world.
^f¥v^«r 9. m» A christian, a foUoivw of

tiie Lord Jesns Christ.

n

m The third consonant of the Nigctr'/

alphabet, annwerfn^ to Q, In Otmd,
CW f used m €omf>nn,) A river, a fftream.

Do^dngti. Tn two ft+renms ( a rtxtet )
«?•?•./ Tberfrer Oainreff.
J^i|i^4i4l »./. A kind of ear-ring^.
WwfWT t. w. Beath.*
4^ «• fli. 'A sealdbead ( Tlnw cavitts y
m^J adj. Sealdbeaded, bald.
iff«Rn «./. A wftTlet, a bacr (^ which

4fr{U9^eHfer$ \e^f> fhmr itdkle, ifc. >
Mw^adj. Addiftted to tbense ntffftnjha.
iryai^ i. m. Knot-ioininff. ^ai^fh-jora

hafM(m<», v, a. To f te to!ret;berth«»
- 9hhrt9 of tbeinatftles of the brfde and

bridesToom: a cereraony attendincr

marriflcre rvM^ovmed by the jno^fttf

tfr offieinthipr prieat.
^*'^mzf B.m, A ont-pttrse.
Ji%9T«./« Bump, pains in the joints.
ifVT f. fn, A rhi^, a oirele ; a kind of
' ' hirae-eonar, a knotted string tiid

^ramd tiie netk of a xihild, 'dse., ns a

charm ; the nnmbcrr fbnr.
"••m ^ n. A 'sort of «te, a poIe^«X!*^.
nWtc /• A iscDBle^ partMolirrly that

drawn ronnd Sita, to protect bar ffon

Raw ana.
^ri^ *•/• A segmei^t, <tifr, or portMm

of sugar-cane,
'f^ 5./. .Stink, filth,' ord^e, sm^lL
»r??^ 9. Brimstone, Chndah Jta air,

finlnhnric Acid.
'teT^j?./. AleekiAffitmporrfm).
^ adj. Stinking, filthy, foul, nasty ;

odfons.
T*^ «• /. Perfume/ odonr, soent.
n^^ 8,f. BriT^stone.

^'nn^^m, Acdestial mnRieian, « elimt

of demi-gods. (Shndhm/nn^jt^h, i w.

A kind of marriage. -GandhanHB^^^

s. m. A kind nf ^^ ^^ stnj^ng.
'Knr *. 7k, A mn^ical mode.
»f^ 8, m, A person who sells rose-water,

e»«f»nce« und atr, a perfmner; m

green bng.
m^f^adj. Stinking,
W^ adj. Deep; aoflpos, thongblfuly

8pdat(*. srmvp.
iriTW adj, Sqimndewr.
if^rmr *». <». To lose, throw away, got rji

of, discharge, spenn in vain, waste^

squander, pass, trifle.
^WTT 9, m. A countryman, ViUager j

clown, boor, ehnd, mstic, peasant.
wi\ ad). Relating ti& n ^^ll^ge on the

coantry, nlQt}e. (beaten.

inrv s. m. Sky. Armament, atmoepifere,
iRTOVJr*./. Duet of the Kalist flower

(Paniixnns odoraiiHiMui^.

OrtmirfaaiHs).
JRTft*./. Awater.fet.
•«npf vy./.lfe-ri^rorwQiWges. .
^namift 9. A A Wtod of earniif g»
«rtnnrfi«i m. SheimAirof the t4}aiifiiii

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^^(WlttK 8» m. The place where the Gan-
cres enters the plain, HuHdiaar,

^Vfm\K 9. m. The (further) bank of the
Ganges.

im^ *. w. A man of a mixed and low
caste, employed to remove dead bo-
dies ; a brahman who conducts the
ceremonies of pil^macre at some
places on the Ganges, especially at
Benares,

irVRmiT 8. f. Pilprrimage to the Ganges ;
cnrryin>;f a sick person to the rirer
side to die there.

: 9nri^ 8. m. The rirer Ganges, and two
cos on either of its banks.

irw 8. m. Mortar, plaster, cement, old
mortar knocked off walls, ftc. ; the
floor.

fr^4W adj. Short and fat ( fer^on).

m^v^ adj Crowded, stnffed together,
close, thick.

iiw 8, TO. An elephant ; ft measure of

' length, the fl^, a yard, a measure
of two cubits.

mwrnifV '% a/{7./. Walkins <«faf <»/;/> like

ir^pft^ 5 an elephant; an epithet

' made use of to express a graceful
gait in a female.

.ip^iTTT 8. m. A string composed of
sereral tassels, made of the hair of
a species of ox, and suspended as an
ornament from an elephant's neck, or
is fastened to a horse's ears, extend-
ing on both sides to the saddle.

iWRfHT 8. m. A name of Ounesh ; ivory,
^ the elephant^s tooth.

fr^mrv 8. m. A large gun or eannon»

innft*./. Bole, earth,

«m«rfh 8. m. The master or rider of ftn

elephant, the title of a rqjahi
*^twmz^ t. in. Lampblack {wUh whifih

n^m^ 8* wt. An elephant drxr«r W
keeper.

JfBfH^ift 8. m. A large pearl ; it i« «

popular idea of ihe Hindus that the
finest peaHs are to be found in the
heads of elephants.

«I3TTJ?.TO. The chimes rung at the ex*
piration of a watch or pahar of the
day or night: but sometimes res-
tricted to those at the close of the
fourth; the word paAar being more
commonly used for the middle chimes.

faff^nr 8. m, A dipK, of boiled carrots.

amrr 8. m. The leltf of the can*ot ; a
kind of jewel, an ornament for the
wrist, a bracelet ; the waving lines
on inashi^ (» Idnd of silk cloth),

Tinnr^ s. m, A large elephant.

9fiPCrfR 8, nu A wreath or necklaee of
flowers ; a gold ornament of the same
for^« [sweetmeat*

iTirr s. m. Part ef a cart ; » kind of

^Tirnrr if. n. To work, to ferment*

'WT 8. m. Winning.

JrfiWW»4^*. HYixcV (a forest ^e>i

vm s.m, A scaldhead (Tinia capitis),

^ms.m. A mine, a jewel-min e ; a trea-
sury, a jewel room, the place where
plate, &c., is preserved ; a mart, a
place where grain^ <&c., is stored for
sale.

inr adj Scaldheaded, bald.

^fkgim 8,f. A wallet, a big ( in whkh
grass-cutters heep their sickles ^.)

Tj^f^nt 8. m. A nickname for a monkey.

3!?^ adv. Higgledy-piggledy.

ffT 8, m. The part of the pipe which
fixeiBt into the top of the metal pari of
a huhha ; the ankle.

izr 8, in. A bundle, packt^e, pack ;
root of onion, turm^riok, &c., a olof*

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irsqiZT «. w, A cut-ptirse.

^ra^i^ *./. The practice of a cut-pturee.

99WT V. n. To be joined or arranged
together ; to be tied or knotted to-
gether ^ to unite, connect ; coUnde.

IT^^Tif \ s. m. Binding or joining in

l^siVf r J a knot ; tying the knot,
a Hindu ceremony attending mar-
riage, at which the bride and bride-
groom's clothes are fastened together,
and a procession takes place to a
river or piece of wattr.

TO^ a. 7». A large bundle, a bale, a pack.

13<T s.f. A bundle, parcel, packet;

total, amount; crew, pack, junto.

Galhri bandhna, u* tf. To pack a]>,

bundle, gather {monti/, 4rc.) Gathri
katti^, v, 0. 'Xo add {Jiyures).

9r^7l^T I'. <»• To cause to join or to

- adhere, [tie.

ISPIT «. c». To attach, connect, join,

i|7T7 s. m* Connexion^ joining together,

Gaihaa-ganthna, v, a. To contrive

well.

^fs^l 8. /. A bump ; pains in the joints ;

a back, sack ; bundle, package.
'iftRll^t^ s./. Rheumatism.

inrt^T adj. Knotty ; robust,

^^\ 8, m. Knots in cloth.

^^^ 8. m. A game, tipcat; a mode of
incantation performed for the des-
truction of any person (maran)^ to'
secure lus affection {mohan), to 8ub>
ject him to obedience {bas karnd), to
imprison him or deprive of the power
of action or speech {$tambhun)y to
drive him away (uchchcUan), or to
call him (akarsJian). Certain . words
are pronounced over an effigy of the

• person or his name in writing, which
is afterwards buried.

} 8.f. A ball, pack; a small
3 bundle.

ii^ . m. A kind of fieh (a 0&rtqfgtii^

«i^^riT V. ». To gurgle ; thunder;
ruii ; roar ; (a# a tiger)^ to rumble,

1%^^ ^. m. Any old tattered clothes,
rags and tatters.

9n9«i 6./. Swamp, morass,

l^ni v. n. To penetrate, enter, be
driven into the earth (a« a stake, ^c.}^
be fixed, to fil, lie, sink, be buried.

^^i^ adv. Higgledy-piggledy.

I^^HBT 8. 7/t. Bustle, confusion ; motioa
of the bowel, burborygmi. [bustle,

^i^^^ifZ s*f. Confusion, fright, alan%,

H^i^^T s. m. A shepherd or goatherd.

n^^^^s.m. RockorfossUe salt, es-
pecially that found ia the district of
iSambhar in the province of Ajmere.

W^^ s. m. A kind of water-pot; a
iiower-pot carried about by musicians
and dancing women at the feast of
baaant fancahmy as an offering to
people of rank, from whom ,they re-
ceive presents in return,

<I^^PIT V. o. To cause to be boned or
drivea into the earth, [abys8«

'H^^.m. A cavity, a hole, a pit, an

iHyilT V. a. To cause to penetrate ; &c«

>lfV^T^ adj. ^titout-heartedy stiff-necked,
stubborn, obstinate.

^^^iftf./. Obstinacy, stubbornness.

iRT^r 8. Tti, A kind of water-pot carried
about by musicians and dancing wo-
men at the feast of baaant panckamif
as au offering to people of rank, from

whom they receive presents in re-
turn, .

iTfToiT 8. i», A shepherd or goatherd.

Jl^r^ D. 0. To pierce, perforate, borcjt^

stick into, [ tea quires.

^wlt s.f. A bundle of paper containing

nf «, m. A fort, a castle.

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wn 9./. Votttiy make, fashion.

9fpn «. «. To malleate, form by ham-
mering ; to make, 'iomi, abape, fa-
shion. «. n. To be driven down ( as
a stake) y to be baried, sunk, &c., to
be make ; fonued or faahioood.

WfT^ adj. Coarse, thkk. [abyss,

Wt a. fit. A cavity, a hole, a pit^ an

mfit s. f. The price of making jewellery.

^im •• a. To oaose to form by ham-
mering^ to cause to make.

^rftnrr «.y. A pike, a javelin, spear.

^f\ 8./. A smali fort, a castle.

H^ftf. nt. A cavity, a hole, a pit» an
abyss. [A barrier.

9sim <./• A small tank or pond. s. m.

in s, m. A flock, multiiade, troop,
tribe, elass, Ajc. ; a body of troops
equal to 29 chariots, 61 horse, 195
foot ; troops of inferior deities o onsi-
dered as Skiff's attendants, and un-
der the especial superin tendence of
Gcmee.

iiwir 8. m. An arithmetioian, astrologer,
a calenlator of nativitef .

iHrtft «./. The wife of an astrologer.

W^m^r./. Arithmetic. [stock.

m^^m f- «^« Pnblic property, common

iHrnr 0. #. To county to reckon ap by
number, to calculate.

^I^iftv «47« Numerablei to be counted
or reckoned.

tff^r 8./. A courtezan, a harlot.

VfilH ac^'. Numbered, oounted, reckon-
ed, calculated, s. m. Oomputoion,

arithmetic, numeratiom. Gan^it^kar,
i« m. An astrologer, an arithmeti-
cian.

i|%i| 8. m. A name of Sfdv ; Qdfui the
son of Shw and Far^ati \ he is the
god of wisdom, and remover of ob-
stacles, whence in the commencement

of all undertakings, the opcn'og of
all compositions, &c. he receives ib»
reverential homage of ^e Htndfts ;
he is represented as a short fat laan
with the head of an elephant, and
the present appellation with other
similar comi)ounds alludes to his
office as chief of the various classes
of subordinate gods, who are regard-
ed as Shiv'a attendants.

1IW «. ». A cheek, the whole side of
the face including the temple; a boil,
a phlegmonoid pimple ; a mark, a
spot * a rhinoceros.

^^7^ 8. m. A rhinoceros.

4^nft 8. /. A river in the north of
India, the Oandak.

^^^Jml «. /. Inflammation of the glands
of the neck, &c.

iTir 9. m. A ring, a circle ; a knotted

string tied round the neck of a child,

&c. as a charm ; the number foor.

( <M, a ganda of ccwrie8 or four cois-
rie8 ).

<IWT€T 8. m. An axe, a pole-axe.

«r% 8. m. Goitre or Bronchocele.

iruft 8. /. A circle, particularly thai

which Ramehi$nd(tr is said to hare

drawn round Sita to protect her

from Rowan.
W#^ s./. A segment cut or portion of

sugar-cane.

^H adj. That which may be numbered.

sriT adj. Gone ; obtained, gained.

TH ) *. /. Going, moving, motion,
»»fif > procedure, march, pace, gait ;

state, condition, course of events,

fate, fortune • funeral rites salration ;

custom, habit, usage, way. Gat kama^

V. a. To perform funeral rites.

irS adv. Softly, gently, slowly.

^m «. m. A foil fr)r fencing with ; a
mace, a club.

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^^t^^ i. m. A grain ( Gaihndin^

BfynduceUa ).
iCT^^T «*<0- Corpulent, fat.
▼^ atf|. Tarbiil, mwldy, dall, dirty,
ir^wi s.f. Muddiness, duln^ss.

^%r 8. /. A club, a mace.

ir^T^f^ s. tn. A name of Viihnu or

Kj'ishna, the mace-bearer,
"^f ?^ s. m. A cl^ild,
W^^T «. 'W. A thick bedding. •
ir?^ «<(;. Rejm^ig, joyf«l.

'^^ t arf;. Half-rijpe (/rtti'O-

i|^ s.y, A cushion, jjod, pac^-^ddle^
bedding or any thing stuffed ; a «eat$
u sovereign's tIlron^«

W^ s, m. Proae*
rra\ s. 7JU An ms^

W*^il5^ M, TO. Boethavia (Uffuea.

WJf #. jn. A troop, tribe, iBock, class,
Builtitade -, Sw*8 atte^idauts.

W4^r ^. «*. Su^ar-cane Saci;karuwi t^ffi-
cinai'um ), i?. <». To count, reckon ,
calculate, number, compute.

W^flT «. ^1. A leek (yi^itfiVi poiTum )*

ir*f «-/. Perfume, odour, sceut, smell,
frugranceu

W^^ «.y. Brimstone.

irAi<tiie ^. m. A fragnant wood, as
rtaudul, aloe wood^ i!cc»

T*f*!l^f «. TO. The name of a particular
v^outitain ; ^ulphtir.

^*«1^5 «. V^- iVlyrxh,

T«iiT?l «. m. Gardenia flwida -si^dal $
,uiiy sT^eotsw^eliiug rtowe.r.

ij^l^ ^\ TO. A celestial njiunician ; a
4:latt{i. of demigods supposed to in-
habit ItidraU hoaveiij i^ud from tl^e
VniHostr^ nt all the barjqnets ^f tl^e
principal deitiesj t^lie $oul .afHer dj^nth,

lb

nnt^ previons h> its being bora i^ain
wicording to thf» notion of the Hii^
dus ; a kind of deer* \

W^^^ $. m. The wind • adj, SmeUiugy
fragrant^

^^f^T^ 8. in. Sandal.

9r^^ «• TO. A musical mode.

ir«l^./. Prattle, tattle, talk, chat, tat-

tiling, Oap mdim^y «. •• To |>rattle^

tattle.

n^mm V. <», To swallow, to gulp.
n^W^ s^/. Prattle, tattling, tattle.
nSt iH^. A tattler, an idle talker,
Mn%s.m. A clown, young man, strip*

ling, lad, an uninformed youth ; 9

bridegroom.
WhPh *. /. A ray of lights a son ol,

moon beam.
irrfK <»4?- Deep, profound, sagacious ;

thick^ impervious ( <i$ a Jerest ) ^

serious, thoughtful, sedate, grave.
WH« «•/• Sound of the kettle drum,

violent shake or clash in music.
Wf^^l <*4j. Spicj, fragrafttj odorifer-.

ous.
WH^ s.m. Abroad., • ^.

WflT ^* TO. Going, the act of going.
ir^Ti'TOT fi. ?». Coming and going, ao

cess and egress and egress, inter-
course.
iTflllT t). (». To pass ( time )•
wf<i<T «• ffi* A passenger.
iT^K «<&*. Deep ( as water, but applied

meiupkoiicaUy to Bound ^ intellect, ^c*

as in Enylish ) ; serious, thoughtful,

sedate* grave.
nni\iA\ S.J. Depth {of water) ; depth of

thought, profoundness \ depth of

sound.
irnr iidy Attair\able, accessible^
ir«l»T «./. Accessibility ; perceptibilityt
'^^\ s, f. A city Im the proviixee of
-1^

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ir<T

Bskaty a celebrated plaet of pilgrim-
age ; it is said to have been render-
ed holy by the iM^nediotion of Vithnu,
, who granted its sanctity to the pray-
ers of its dying chief killed by the
deity ; a cow, past part^ Gone went.

^m^ s.nu A clase of Goya brahnumsy

' who officiate in certain religious cere*
Mollies performed by pilgrkns at that
place. [antidote,

tr^ »s^ m. Sickness, disease ; poison , an

9(iim «./. A sparrow.

^n.ifcr'rT v.n. Togiirgle;to thunder;
roll : roar {<m8 a tiger ) ; to mmble.

<rwfl V. n. To thimder, to roar, to
bellow.

iK^^ll ^./. P"cle ; a ptroud womiui.

if^ 8, m. The fcatns or embryo.

itVKI ndj. Light bay {coleur in a h^st

* or pigeon.

9IK9 s, M. The tenom of n snake, or
Tenom in general.

nfvft adj. Tenomoms, poisonous^

Hfort ctg. Heayy ; hnportant ; respect-
able ; demnre.

Sfcmw^. m. RespectftbOity.

eimr e. m. The throat, neck.

kim e. m. A sack (/or holding the
walls €f a tent, ^c.)

HKjft B^f. An instrument for twisting
thread or string.

^ntw s^ m. A tether.

If ftHT ». /. Importafiiee, self-importance;

' vanity of mindy a boast.

n^s.f. The kernel of a coeoanot.

^%M «. m. In Hindn mythology the
regent of birds ^ a large vulture ; &

* large kind of heron ( Ardea argala ),
a gigantie crane or adjutant bird.

Wi e. m. One of the ten principsfl

Jfwnw or saints. [a cavalier.

^ «f #. w. A seafiold^ a tower, bustiott,

Wild s./. A water-vessel, ai gogletw
irV s. rh. The roaring of elepliants ; thtt^
rambling of clouds, thunder • brflow-
ing, roaring, roar.
i|^^ jr. m, Sound, noise ; passion^
warth ; the rumbling ei clouds &e. ;
thundering, thunder, bellowing, roar-
ing.

WW 8. »i. The mattering of clouda, or
distant thunder,

WV s, m. A hole in general.

WfH 8. m. The white lotus ; an asa.

Wf^ i^f. An insect^ a kind of beeti#
springing from cow-dung.

nn 8. m. Vanity, pride.

^m <•/. Pride ; a proud woman.

Wf ^^ *./. A proud woman.

W^T «./. A foetus or embryo j pregnan-
cy ; the belly j the inside, the middle f
the bed of the Ganges when the river
is fullest, that is on the 14th d*y of
the dark half of the month Bh<kdr, or
in the height of the rains : as high
as the river flows at Ukis periods, %(^
far extends the darbK after whielr
the 2V or proper bank begins, and
extends for 150 cubits, this spaee* ia
holy ground.

n^\ 8. J. A shrub so called.

i|«r^nr «. j». Son of a slavegirl.

WWmil s. in. A red kind of Mer^mgm
supposed to produce abortion.

#lT^^f adj. i». 1 A*.j^iJ . ^ ^
WW^Tft s.f. 5 -^.«*»Wr an infnnt.

n^^ s.f. A pregnant female,

WWf s. m. Abortion, nuscarriage.

1»tHt'F *. «. A ceremony performed
prior to conceptien {hting sttppmed
conducive to future impregncftion.

ifwft «♦/• A Pregnant woman.

1?f s.f. An instrument for twisting
thread or string.

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jifS^g,m. Pride, arrogance.
irsK a^. Proud, haughty, arrogant.
irP^ ad^ Proud, haughty ; conceited.
JTTW *. m. Censuring, censure, blame,

r^roach*
iril #. /- Abuse, censure, reproach.
wi tf4r» Low^ . vil(9, contemptible*
W«r *. 7». The neck, throat, gal hahiyan
cUdna, i9. n. 1*0 throw one's arms
around another's neck. GoZ dtfiM,
^. a. To throttle, to choke ; to ex^
cote by hanging,
irmm *•/. A boil,
W^nr^ s, 9R. Inflamation, enlargement

of the glands of the neek.
if^nr^ 9. m. A citron ; name of a bird ;
mixtnre of lima and linseed oil
forming a kind of mortar impene-
trable to water.
ygiiK^I s. m. A handkerchief uded as

a sling for the arm.
Jl^ftl^ The thick cloth which is need
in tying broken hand together with
^ ^ the neck.

Tn^m adf' Stenterophonic, or loodly

sonndii^. * [bridle.

nm^ s.f. Part ot the headstall of a

ir^rm f. n. To melt, dissolve, waste, b^

dissolved, be wasted j^way^.
Wf^ s.f. Wasting, consumption.
H^RIT <i4;t*- Abusive, foul-ipauthed«
ifm^ZVits.f. Scolding; bragging, boast,
ing. Galphatdka karpty «• a, 1>
scold; to lie,' to brag.
WlWJiCT i. m. The jaws ; the angle of

tlie moiaUi^
Htmwz i.J, Vamit, vaimtiiig. •
mf^Q^'. Oh^hbf. ^k.

wvnftt./. Throwing the annp <» *«
WW^TT «./. An e^^brac^*hTOwing the
, aims on the neck.

if gnifK ckd^. Soluble, tsorr uptihie.

W^ft .^. /. Tlie forecastle (o/ a ^a(,^c.);
a prow.

W^^^fT tfcj^. Abusive.

W^HT «. m^ Forecastle-man, ^boatswain^

W^r $, m. The throat, neck, gullet ;
voice. i%dj. Rotten, melted, wasted.
Oola uthdna (liU to up ths thm0t\^ To
apply acrid substances, such as pep*
per, &c., to the uvtdaof a child^
when it becomes hoarse, or losef ita
voice from the relaxation of that
part. Gala'ban4hdtM, To ensnaq^
OQe*s self, especially in the bonds of^
lovci Qala-hyHna or panM^ To be
hoarse. Gtal^-^JianentL, To hang, to
choke. Qala-dabdna^ To spangle.
Qdh dentin To waste. QaHa kdtnq.
To cut the throat. Qah-ghontna^ To
throttle, choke, strangle, hpld.by the
throat. Qtile-pamaf To eeek the
friendship of .one who is averse from
it. QaU-pari'hajae siffhy We shojild
make a, virtue of necessity. Qa^ Ju^
har hanof To seek and peirsist in a
quarrel^ or dispote, ^tease, plague, t^
importune ; to seek with ardour the
friendship or affection of *ny onej*
to persecute wjtfi kindness or atten-
tion. Qcde lagna, To embrace. Q^aU
bandhn<ip To importune,

il^nnT V. o. To melt, dissolve ; to soft-
en; to WA^te away, squander. Gala*
fwwoto, s.m. A menstruum, a sol-
vent.

'^nKlKi.m. The n^ime of a bird.

^m^B. m. Solution, fusion. Go/au, adj^
Stluble, a^ptical, .weakening, melter^
dissolver.

nm^i.f* Solution, dissolving.

nfmadj. Fl^len, dropp^.

Hftl^OTl ^.(^^ ^ IkblW^i to -c^^ jsf

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hr>rse, ^cX to ^orce food or me<iiciiie
dowu the throat.

«rf^?inr ff. rn, A street or lane.

m^sj. A lane. Gait bah gali. Frotn
street to street. GcUi Jcucha, «. tn.
A narrow lane.

ir§ir^ «. ^. A kind of bird {the Adjutant
or Ardet^ Argalla).

irmi^T ^. m. Gargnrisra.

n^ s. m. Goin^, moving.

ir^^ S' /. The hght that is admitted
by a window, skylight.

irirm «. <». To canse to sing.

im^ «./. A skylight, a hole to admit
light, a lattice, window ; an air-hole,
a loop hole, a round window, a bnirs
eye, &c.

^r^m i, ^. Red chalk.

ir?^ s. m. A singer.

'mjj adj. Of or belonging to a cow.

Wirr^ <»^*./. A foolish dissolute woman.

n^^m adj. wi. A clown, ignorant,
foolish.

JT'r,^/. A handle.

ir^ms.f. The emotion of intoxication.

irWTT «. n. To be agitated by intoxi-
cations [chaser.

«r^^ «./. Purchase, s. m,f. A pnr-

•r^^nrPTt i>» n. To quiver, shake or un-
dulate, [forest.

»r^^ «. wi. An eclipse ; thicket, wood,

9np^T *. m. Jewels, ornaments ,- a
pledge, a pawn. a. ». To lay hold of,
handle, seize, catch, take to blush.

^Tf <f^ ^/- Oakum ; act of calking. <ndj.
Pledged. Gahiii-dhxrma a. a. To
pawn, to pledge.

ir^^T adj. Deep GoAra rang^ Beep
colour.

W^^ «. wi. Pincers, forceps.

ifffltl 5. m. A swing, a cradle.

'«[(i|'f f^ iii« Xbe oame Qf a'didonleir« *

T ^. a. To store, hoard : to fitir^

n.«:itfttp ; to irliun).
Wt^^ r f. A kind of grass or verdure.

ir:^r ? Si-ni. The Iien^o plant (Canrnf
wIhtt J *w ^<>«it»«). The fmctificfition

when nearly ripe, is bruised- and

smoked for intoxication ; the I^ares

dried are ground in water and drank

for the some purpose : in this stat#

it is called Ihang and $ahzi.

«rf^ 5. m. A knot ; joint, articnlatfon ;
a bundle. Gdnfh fama^ is nnpTied
to the fixing of enmity towards any
one in the breast. Qanih-ifar, a^.
Knotted. Qanth Joa jnira, adj. Ribfi,

- Wealthy. Qanth hi khana. To act to
one's own prejudice. Qanth khotna^
The untying of a knot ; prodigality,
expense ; to open the purse ; reibo-
val of prejudice.

wte'^^S^TT 8. m. A dislocation.

•rfOT^T <w^'. Knotty ( ag a siick)^ com-
pact (aa a man ).

ift^TT nf. (». To tie. knot, Join, make
adhere, stick, cobble, put toerether ;
to reduce to obedience or subjection ,
to attach.

irt^ s, /. The anus, privities. Qand
ghalat, adj. Dead, stupid.

irtv^ «. /. A land of grass of wh ich
khas khas is the root ( Andropogwn
muHccUum ).

irtWT *. m, Sugar-cane.

Wt#lw if. m. The bow of Afjun ; any
bow. [(Bdus).

irhr 8. m. A catamite ; sodomite ( Cinr*

iffwwr V. a. To lay bricks in mortar, to
string, to put or tie in order on a^
string, &c.

•rt^ 5. «. A village,

Wl^fT t>. tf. To sing. [a fbiti^ fe.)

ift^il V. 0. Xa fwrce, tri»»*x, spii-W

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trrrA *./. The iron point of an arrow.
;prTjr i.f, A cow.

''^'^'L > s. f. \ water- vessel a ^o£:let.

WTW ». nu A tree. f annuum.

^^fT^^ *./. Cayenne pepper {Oafsimm

*rf ■*• /. Scnm, froth : a thunderbolt.
Oaj-maray adj, Thnnder-struck ; af-
flicted, unfortunate.

•rr^rw s. m. Soundinsr. roaring.

irniHT t?. n. To sound, to thunder : to
roar as a lion or other wild beast ;
to be pleased,- happj, cheerful, de-

. lighted.

■irni^ #. /. A carrot (A Daueu9earat€^.

vrt^Rrnrr s. m. The sound or dangour

i' of varioms musical instruments.

sr^^q *./. Bnrying, burial.

ir<WT i>. *• To feury, set, drive dowd*,
fix, sink.

iffw^ s.f. A sheep.

m\W^ 8* m, A charm or fnantar ^against
venom or the bite of a snake.

Iri^ 9i m« A ditch, pit, cavern, an am-
buscade ; a cart, a * carriage. Qareh

. h0kna. To be concealed, to- lie in
ambush.

irv^ 9'/* A carty oar^ coach, carriage.

in^^rpr i» m. A carter, a coachman, a
carman.

9tVS 8. /- A difficulty.

jm^r ddj. Thick, close, dense ; sly,
shrewd, knowing, wise ; strong (as

• tea).

9n9 8.f. The anus, privities. Qand-
ghalat, adj. Dead, stupid.

T^TC «./. A grass of which JAiu

' khas k the root (Androfogan muri-
caltun).

vrriTT s. m. Sugar-cane,

*r»i#N 9. m^The bow of Aijun ; any bow.

, irnn i. m. Paste-board.

1 Wi^ *•/. A pJaid

I wni «. m. A celestial chorister.

nm 8. m. The body ; a limb, a member.

wWw *. >«. A musician, a singer; a
chanter of the PuYam or sacredf
poems.

iriwr*./. A verse, a stanza; metre,
a rhythm ; a song, a chaunt^ or verse
to be chaunted or sung.

if!^ 8./. Sediment.

^TT^T V. 0. To ram down.

Jfn^ adj. Half*ripe (grani). $. m. A
heap, stadr, rick.

irnft $. f. A cushion, pad, pack-saddle*
ar thin matttress, beddin^ir or any tiihig
stuffed ; a sent ; a sovereign's throne.

ifTW 8. iw. A son^, a singing.

iTRT^r 8.m, A. heavenly choristei' ; a
son^, ringing; a form of marriage^

. that which requires only mutual and
amoroufl agi cement.

irrm V. a. To sing.

iffRfT^ <. 9R. Oae of the seven pr^ary
notes of music ; a country, CandiAar,
between the north of India and
Peasia.

WT»IT<> 8.f. One of the iutdary^ female
deities of the Jynr.

mjfkw 8, m. A vender of perfomee, %
perfumer ; a kind of worm having a
strong fetid smell. .

irm $,m. A tree, a Imit of which con-
tains a glutinous astringent, juics^
with which the bottoms of boats are
smeared, and in whidi nets are soak*
ed (Dio8pyro8 gtutino8<My EmhryopUrk
glutinifira).

ilW #. m. Pregnancy.

9IT«nrf i>» a. To snub.

iTTKT 8. m, A new leaf springing froA
the centre of a pleatnin tree.

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i|i6ti adj. Prcgnunt (*a anm<tU <w cou*.
buffitlo, jrc. )

mn 8. vt. A village.

mU^^adj.f. Going moving.

^[^m adj. Going» locomotive.

mijlftar i. m. Deptl^ (qf tiwie^r, «ou»cf, fcc.)

Hf^ «,/. A cow, Qoumidm^ Beef*

yrm^ 1. 9ji. A singer, adj. Singing.

irmfini «• m. A tree that yields the
resin formerly called Terra Japo^ica
{Mimo$a C(tUchu).

irnnit *./. Anjeasureofverse in 41wb
FAi^ a itansft of 24 syllables, or 4
lines of 6 syllables eaoh ; a saored
▼vrse from Ihe Veit to be redted
only nentally ; this is vsnally fter-
•ovified and considered ui a ifoddess,
the metaj^rieal moihtr^sf the three
first elaeses» in their capacity ef

' twiee4>otn; investitnre With the sa-
ered and distingnishinic string, ftc,
being regarded as a new birth : titere
is bnt one QayatrifA thi V$dt^ bni

* seeordittg to th^ system of the Tmn^
tHkuM. njinmber of ibystical verses
arercaUed G«yiil»«M, eaish deity has
one in particalar, &c , The repetition
ot the €kijr*^rt is eeiieidered neeofk-
sary to salvation.

mmw •; -m. A skiger. aij. Singing, m
-siDgeir*

WTC s.f. A bnse. [milk.

WWPTT V. m/ To vtrain ; to sqneeze ; to

WPfH 8. m. Mud < lonnmdH or ) prepai*ed
formdking potter^, pifepared clay ; &
mnswalmode.

0n^^./. Ai)Qee.

WTW 8. m* A cheek ; a sort of tebaeco.

WTWT s. m. A pod of eofttoA ; a ball «f
carded cotton.

.W% «. ^. A cmrsey «Kec«atieii» ^ m-
preciitioaL

1 ni^ *. /. Abuse, Qfj^li-galcfuj., #. jl

Reciprocal bause. G^iZr^oity Indecent

songs {8ung) at marriagps. Gait

deni. To abnse^ revile, call names,

scold.
'm^'^adj. Deceitfol, alloring*
wr^^ adj, A simpleton, blockhead.
mecvS^ 8. TO. Cow's clarified batter,
WTY 8. m. An alligator, a shark.
m%% 8. m. A chapman, pnrcbiMfy

taker or seiiser.
icm? «. a. To calk, thrash, Ivead ; to

inqve, search, seek, GsaU-gt^U^ oitf.

With much inquiry, researoh. pla.

pir, par. Having inqnii^d or soig^

repeatedly.
mft 8 /. Five ( a» dgffregtiis mad$ vp

of fii)8 pariM ).
irwrt #./. Name of an mseet.
ftrwfirftrirT s. m. The pleiades.
Ar7«T^ 8*f. A particnlar Tocal sowmI

in singing ; qwvering ? shake ?
^iRT^Wti./. A pebble,
fw^finpm 19. a. To beseech, impl<»<9

earnestly and hnmbly.
fknit 8./, Namber, reckonitg, «eooiint;

muster,
firkin 19. <t. To count, reckon, nombei;
fi|fff«il •* *. To cause to count*
tirf «. w». A vulture.
fw^iTrt «./. Name of an fneeet*
fip4t«./. Number, reckoning,, aocomit^

muster.
fwirT V, «. To count, reckon, number*
fir^fWz t. m. A lizard ; a chameleon.
ftr^mtriT 8. m. ikM>aomy.
fm^ V, H. To fall, to drop, to^ink, to

tamUe down. Qirteh^pcuBUhj ad^.

With difficulty, with much ado.
fir^ ^nr «. n. To fall.
fir^VfT <CK^'. A houeeholdet, a petsanti

a husbaadAMMi,

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VHT

I^CtfilPrf 9' m. Tiie state or abode' of
Qirha9t or liouseliolder.

fsfCf^ «./. Hnsbandry, honsewifery,
hoasehold.

fiff:!^ t>, o. To cause to fall, to fell, to
overt am, or overthrow, to abase, to
cast, throw or break down ; to spill,
to drop, sUed ; to strike. Qtra dena.
To tiirow, beat, cast or break down,

lirf^ 3. fni A mountain, a hill. adj.
Venerable, respectable, worshipfnl-

ftrft«n s- /. A name of the goddess

' Faroati, as daughter of the personi-
fied HifMlaya mountain.

♦tPpc^ot. a hyena.

fiffic^ 9. jn* A mountain, a hill.

ftrf<«T^ «. m. The Malaya mountains,
situated in the south of India.

fjrfl2 #. TO. A protuberance, hard swell-
ing, gland knot, tumour, scirrhus.

U^iis.f. A gland.

fiwrrft*./. AsquirreL

Iwf'TOKacS^. Lazy.

ftrlr^l s.m. The flower of Uti^ Mahua
( Bikszia lati/olia ) a^ter it has fallen
off.

fif^ 8, TO. Minisfervmm glabrurm.

fwffKt «./. Betel-leaf prepared and
folded up.

filfjft #./. A span ( TOf <»«Mr« ^ cireum^
Jerencty i. e. the circle formed by join-
ing the ends of the thumb and Jorefin-
^er ) ; an ear of Indian corn ( Zea
mays ) from Which the seeds have
been taken out ; the short stick in
the game of tip-cat, which is stuck
by the longer one called danda. Qil^
U or QuiU'dandit, To play at tip-cat.

ihr «. /. A dish generally used in

JMiarram,
^JTir^ V. «». To cinmple.

n\z^ s. m. A coarse kind of carpet not

coloured. [To sing,

wtn «. m. A song, singing. Qh gana^
ifl^T s, /• A name often applied to

books as the Shagtoat QUa, which

is often called QeeU only,
ifhj^ «. TO. A jackal ( Cants aureus ).
irt^^ww* s. /. Bully-ing, bluster,

bmvado.

f^ [ s.f. A road.

^tm adj. Moist, damp, wet. s,vl A

wild creeper ( Mimosa scandens ).
^^I adj. Milk-warm, t^upid ; snuffling,

snuffler.
^«irilT «• n. To be milk-warm; to

snuffle, smg slowly or with a low

voice.
49«ll9i| «. TO. Tepidity.
^^ <• /. Echo, bnzxing, jresounding,

hollow sound.
^^ 8. TO. The seed of Ahms precatot^iust

or the shrub itself Gunj^har, a, to.

A necklace composed of Giifi;^ seed.
^W^in «. n. To roar,, to growl,
iifiw adj. Thick, close,
^"^rtt s.f. Thickness, closeness.
^madj. Grave.

9'W^TIT V. a. To cause to string, &c.
f'^ adj. Producing ^um ( a ties ).
if'wm V. n. To be kneaded, plaited, &o.
f nfirs «./. Plaiting, braidiug.
^njim s. m. ]^ame of a tree or gum

( AmyHs agaUocha ) ; Bdellium,
g^l «. TO. A bunch, a bluster (qffruU)^

ear of cron.
g^^t s. f. A kind of turban.
I ^9(^11 n. prop^ A district of India;
j Quxevat.

j i^^irer s. f. Am car ring ; a kind «f
I sweetmeatw
I ip^n adi>. Thickly, closely.

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^m ? i* m. Tlie seeii of Abnis p-ee*

53f( 5 fiforaigy or the shrub itself.
Guiy-Aar, «. m. A necklace compos-
ed of the GuuKt Heed,

^iriT <»(2;. Buzzing^ humining, making
a low mnrmuring sound.

^^rf ac{;. Thick, close,

^Tl't iJ. y*. Thickness, closeness.

fR:^*lT V. u. To coo as a dove ; to swal-
low.
fJiTT ». /. A ball prepared by <levo-
tee« , by putting which in their
mouths they are supposed to become

• invisible; a sweetmeat swalloweil as-
a bolus without chewing -, a small

' book worn as an amulet.

55fe«iiT J*. /. A pUl, a bolus, any small
globe or ball.

mm adj. Being set on edge {the teeth).

fWt «./. A.kamel, stone (of fruit ),
seed.

^ s. M, Molasses, treacle, raw sugar.
Guramba^ Mangoes boiled with meal

. and fittgur, resembling luangoe-fool.

^^'i^Ml If. o. To rumble ( the boioela ).

^^^t 8,f. A small Aidkibo, a kind of
pipe, fer smoking.

^«r «.//!. Amedicine^ {Msnispermum
jlobi'um ),

^KW^ } e. m. A kind of Bae^a ( B.

^<^ 5 latifoUa ) bearing iiower*
whicli are sweet, and from which a
apirituoos liquor is distilled the nift9
afford aa oil used instead of butter.

^¥PTT «• a. To dig • to cause to dig.

^f^^-(T 3. w. A seller of Qmr, g, /. A
doll.

^im\ «•/. A child's kite ; a pinion,

^m s,f. Hibiscus syriacm.

*I^ s. f». A quality, an attribute orpro«

perty in general ( but esp^c'^W/ of ex-

; alienee^ &c. ) j skill, undcr^fcauding,

cleverness, virtu r, mode, mcthof^
manner, meiit ; a string, rope, small
track-rope, a property of humanity,,
of which three are particularized, viz.
the Satwith^ Rajaliy and Tamah^ 4ic
principles of truth or existence, pas-
sion, or foulness, and darkness, or
ignorance ; a favour, a kindness, Oun^
kmma. To benefit. Gun-ka-pvlt^
denay To repay a benefit. Gkm-
chhandiut. To pass over a persou'ift
good qualities. Gun-gc^haJc, adj. Pur-,
chasing skill or merit, patronieing»
leai*ning. s. m» A discerner of merit,
a patron of learning. Gun mannoj
To acknowledge a favour, Gun-nti*
han^ Abdoo of skill or merit; skilful.

^f^RfTT (lit, mineofment) adj. Very
worthy, skilful or learned.

^'Wfl ^. Tn. Panegyric, praise.

^^mr^RTCrr d. <». To sing, celebrato,
prattle, ( or d'ow ) as infants.

ii^^^lT «./. Excellence ; multiplication.

ipin7'i[ 8. m. The loss of all good quaU"
ties.

^^^ vdj. Possessed of merit.

7<ir«r^ } Sidj. Possessing attributes
^^V^ ) but c»i>eciaUy those oi ex-
cellence ; possessed of talent or vir-
tue ^ virtuous , skilful, accomplished.
^^m'C cHij. Endowed with all goods.

' qualitiesi an ocean of virtue or excel*
Icnce.

^!praf?T*./. Panegyric, encomium,

^^1 •c^. Void of merit.

^^r s, m, ( in camp, ) Fold, turn, time ;

as Soa-gunaj A hundred-fold.

^ftPT I adj. Endowed with good

^f^^f j quail ties ; skilful.

^^ adj. Skilful, virtuous, dexterous,
possessed of any quality or- art r n
snake catclicr, one wIm) charms, a
sorcerer, conj-wrer.

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•riT

«. TO. Tli« nfirae of a motintein^ I
aocording to 8ome> Chitrkote or Cfcmjh |
^J& » BundelcancL

igivwr «• A. To be plaited, to be Uiread-
ed to strongs

9«^ 0^. Plaited or strong togeth^r^

'^ '• '^ J The aii«s.

!n^ *./.
9^?*^

> «. m.

Piles,

^l^f^ adj^ Soft, plump.
l^f^rw \ s./ Tltaiation.

W«^pm«.«, To tickle to titillate.
W^ 8. m. Constipation, flatulence, &c.

Y^fipf! adj. Clothed in patched gar-
ments or rags ; a tatterdemalion ;
ono who lets quilts for hire. Gwrfn^a-
ftir^ t.m. A tree near a town or vil-
lage on which people tie up rags in
the manner of votive tablets, which
th^j believe to be efficacious for the
accomplishmenV^bf their wishes.

^V^ *./. A pallet, a beggar's bed-
ding, quilts, &c, ; a daily market.

yn«./: The anus.

W^p s.m. A baby, doll ; a windgall ; a
bough, a branch.

^^ f./. Name of the neck.

W^ s. m. A quality, an attribute or
property in general ( hut especially qf
excellence^ Ac. ) ; skill, cleverness,
virtue, mode, method, manner, merit;
a small track-rope ; a property of
which three are particularized, vi«.
the Satwah, Eajah, and Tamak, prin-
cipless of truth or existence ; passion
or foulness, and darkness or igno-
rance f favour, or kindness. Gun-
ibttmdr. To benfit. Gun ha palta dena^
To repay a benefit, Qtun-^khdndn^^

To pass over a person's good qnali*
ties. Gun-g^hak^ adj. Purchasing
skill or merit, a patron of learning.
f, m^ A discerner t)f merit, a patron
of learning. Qun-VLdnna^ To ackow-
lege a favour,
ijinnr ckdj. Milk-warm ; snuffling,
l|!Ti|«TT»fT «. n. To be milk-warm : to
snufflo, sing slowly or with a low
voice.

HtV^T \ adj. Possessing attributes

ijiWiT J but especially those of excel-
lence ; possessed of talent or virtue ;
virtuous, skilful, accomplished,

M^ adj. Skilful, virtuous, dexterous,
possessed of any quality or art j
a snake-catcher, one who charms
snakes, a sorcerer*

ITH cidj. Preserved, protected ; hidden,
concealed ; invisible, withdrawn from
sight, e- «t. An appellation forming
especially the second member of the
name of a Vysydh or man of the
third class, adif. Privately, secretly.

ilT(irr<T «. rn. A spy or secret emissary.

Tfw s. /. Concealing, concealment; pre-
serving, protecting.

WHt s, /. A hidden sword.

nqiTff./. A cave.

^f^hrr s* rn. A beetle found in dung-
hills or old cowdung ( Se^rdbeue or
StercorariuB ? coprie ).

5^ \ ^' "• ^^ thrust, stick into.
^^ftm 8, m. Hard lumps in the intes-

tines produced by costiveness, scybala.
itffTT 8. m, A swelling or tumour from

a blow.

5!? !'-^' J A. tow^r, a bastion,
w

ir<ffT } 8.m, A protubemnce, a bumpj^
nnv > a s ■'*

swelling.

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■^WT

9mma<ij. Musty.

■ir<s|in 1?. w. To snarl.

j|^ *. /. Fairiu'^iK, whiteness, yellow-
ness^ pale redx^ss.

1lf<?n «./. A bead ( of a rosaryy &c.).

nr^ «. wi. A spiritual parent or director
from whom the youth receives the
initiatory maiUr or prayer, and who
conducts the ceremonies necessary at
various seasons of infancy and youth,
up to the period of investiture with
the characteristic thread or string ;
this person may be the natural pa-
rent or tlio religious preceptor ; a re-
ligiou3 teacher, one who explains the
law and religion to his pupil, in-
structs him in the ShastraSy &c. ; a
father, or any venerable male relation ;
a spiritual gnide, preceptor, tutor,
pastor, teacher ; the planet Jupiter.
0C^. Heavy, weighty ; important ;
honom'able^ respectable ; great, emi-
nent ; diffiicult, arduous ; best, ex-
cellent. Quru-mukh Aom», To receive
from a Quru the initiatory mantr or
mystical prayer peculiar to the deity
adopted for worship in particular,
who is thence termed the Isht-de^^, or
chosea god ; to become a scholar.
Qwnji'laksh, s, m. Knowledge which
can be acquired from a livmg in-
structor only.

vr^^ni'Sr s. m* A serious or momentous
affair ; the business or oi£ice of a
spiritual teacher. [son

if^^l^ s. m. An elder, a venerable per-

tt^K (*dj. More important, highly hon-
ourable, weighty. [ation.

yr^t^ 9. fn» The eighth lunar constell-

•r^RT^ adj. Difficult of digestion.

m^X^ s. m. A topdt.

W^TW 8, /. The wife of a spiritual

teacher.
»r^^^ 8. m, Tliursday. [boai

nnt s. TO. Servant boy, a brat ; vagi-
^Ttft 8. /. A kind of shoe or slipper.
TO<t s.f. Ague, the cold fit of a fever,

quotidian fever.
^ s.f. A creeping plant ( Menuper-

mum glnh^m ).
'Spr Ks.m, A district in the southwest,

Quxii-at m.pL The people of Quzerat,
^^ <t «. TO. One of the RaginU or

female personification of music.
nj^ 8. f. Parched barley.

ijBcff C ^'J* A pregnant woman.

^-^^m tf. TO. Sweet cake fried m butter,
or wheat flower, sugar and daki^ with
anise and caidamum seeds xiiade
into dumplings and fried in ghee»»(/;.
Soft.

n^-'T^riTr t;. a. To soften, to mollify.

^Ji^^m'^Z s. f. Softness.

^^^?»rTc»c(;. Plump, handsome, chubby,

^^^^T «. TO. A musketeer, a shooter
of ball, a gunner.

ij^tirit «./. Conglomeration, knot, Qui-
jhari dtl-ki^ f./. Grief, displeasure,
mental uneasiness.

^^'^tft 6,f. Rice-gruel, or rice and water
boiled together and seasoned with salt*

ij^rt 5./. Roundness, rotundity.

5«T^5lT*f1 s.f. The roseapple (Eugma
jambos).

^^T^ 8. ;/«. A farinaceous powder dy^d
red which the Hindus throw on <'ach
other during the indecent festivities
and drunken frolics of the holi. Utul-
al-chashmy adj. Red-eyed Gullal-
bari s.f. A royal pavilion or teat
Qulalij itdj. Of the colour of the
(julal or stained with it.

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W

^^ i.f. A pill, a boltre, any small

globular substance ; a disease.
^^prr s. m, A monkey's pouch.

^Z 1 '•■^- ^ pellet-bow.

^^^m «. n. The ankle.

WOT s. m. The division of an army, a
body of troops consisting of 9 pla-
toonSy or 9 elephantfl, 9 chariots, 27
horse, and 45 foot ; the spleen ; a
disease, according to some, a chronic
enlargement of the spleen, birt it ap-
pears to be an induration of the me-
senteric glands so as to be percMV(»d
externally. [bow.

WWT 9. TO. A pellet shot from a pellet-

Tq^ft s.m, A kind of pigeon, s.f. A
whetstone, a polishing stone.

f^nr s. TO. The betel-nut tree ( Areca
fau/el or catechu >.

H^ ( gosnv > .«. /. A woroan^s female
friend, adj. Eloquent, conversible.

W^ 8. TO. Cabal.

H^ jr. TO TTuman Pircrement Oohi, adj.

• Defiled with excrem<*nt.

^yn txtrt. Covered, concealed ; plaiting
*h*» hair.

Hf^ «. n. To thread, to strinj? ; fo
plnid, to braid. fTo aspist.

W^rrmr u. n. To bawl, to call out. v, a.

WtH^ s.f. A sty ( in the iye ).

Wfi 9,f. A cave, a cavern.

imi:*. /. Meconium (cfinfinff ).

fV^ *./. An aftsifltant, aid ; bawling ;
tumult, alarm.

5W adj. Conceal able, requiring con-
eealment. $./, The anus, the parts
of the body which decency requires
to be concealed.

fV» *. TO. A kind of demigod atten-
dant upon Kuver, the god of riches,
and guardian of his tre*^ares.

\ s. /. Human excrement. "*

\^ adj. Dumb.

^Tri s.f. Dumbness.

^^ s. f. Echo, buzzing, resounding-^

hollow sound, roar,
^'^nwr V. n. To resound, hum, huzz,

growl, roar.
\m s. TO. A sort of sweetmeat.
%^ s.m. A beam (of a ship); th^

cross timbers ( of a boat).
^*«RT u. a. To thread, string, plait ; to

stitch ; to spit or put on a spit.

Gunth'W(fna, v. a. To cause to strings

plait ; stitch ; put on a spit.
«t^«./. Gum.
^'?r»TT v. a. To knead ; to plait, braTd,

plat, weave.
\^ s.f A tree yielding a sort of

gummy fruit.
^^T adj. Round, circular, g, to. A ring,'

a circle.
^y^^ s» m. Dough ; plaiting, braid.
^yp^ u. a. To knead (Jlour^ &c.) ;to

plait, braid, plat, weave.
^^ S'f. Betel-nut.
^T^t S. TO. A partner ( at any game ).
ip^ s. TO. A tree or gum {Amyris agat^

hchd ) ; Bdellium,
^j^rfl" s. /. A cockle-sheir.
^pnc 8. TO. A cast of Raj foots originally

from Otijrat.
^t^ 8,f The female of Gujar ; an or*

nament worn on the wrists and feet ;

an earthen image representing a milk**

maid ; a musical mode,
ipjt «./. A stick, a club.
\f^m s. TO. A doll.
ip adj. Abstruse, difficult, ohscur^'

abstracted ,- secret, mysterious, en^

igmatical ; hidden, concealecl.
n^j s.f. Abstruseness, secrecy^ cott»

cealedne&s.

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^9lf^m t. m. A 8nake«

ipnfWW *. fn. A 8pT, s fie<5ret emhstiXj,

disguised agent, a scoat.
^r?:wmT s, m» A pedagogne, a pedant.
^(T^if 8. m. A subterraneoQs passage,

a defile, a bye-road, or secret way,
Hjrt adj' Of obscure or hidden meaning.
^ 8, m, A round ball of cotton,
ijvrT V, ». To plait, braid^ thread,
string ; to stitch • to spit or put on
a spit,
%^ 8. w. A qnilt; ahnndTe of old
clothes ; any old tattered cloths ; a
: kind of silk stnff. Gudar-khpl, adj.
( applied only to fem<ile8 ) Foolish^
unmannerly, rude. Qudar sincty To
stitch together. Qudar ka M, or
Qudarmen gandourn nikdlna, Qood
proceeding from evil.
«p^ 8,f. A quilt ( especiaUy a mendi-

canf8 ) ; a bundle.
^^ adj. Fat^ plump.
^ *. m. Brain, marrow, kernel, pith,

crumb.
^p^ <^dj\ Desirous, wishing.
'JWT V. a. To knead {fiour^ &c. )
^j^WT 8. m. A bump, a swelling.
^K 8./. A wild fig ( Ficu8 ^eria).
3pr 8, /. Human excrement.
*JL^fV««i *. m. A dunghill, a place where

excrement is thrown.
«lft adj. Defiled with excrement,
^nm jr. m. Poisoned flesh, the meat
of an animal destroyed by poison j
garlic.
^CT 1. wi. A vulture.
'Z^ a^. Desirous, greedy, coretouB.
'ZW adj. Coretous, cupidinons, greedy.
'JWHT 8. /. Covetoasness, greediness,

extreme and liberal desire.
'TT *. TO. A house, dwelling, mansion,
i habitation ia general j a wile.

f

«?TVftn¥ #. m. A fpigeoB, « taae e^
domestic pigeon.

'Hfiizt &. /. A terrace in frwit ^ a
house, a threshold.

'T^WTW^ 8. m. A pigeon.

^^M«fl 9. m. A householder; a houfee*-
holder of particular merit^ giWng
ahns and performing^ all the prescrib-
ed ceremonies, &c. ; virtue, especially
of a householder, as hospitahty, Ac.

'J^^IRfT 8. /. The site of a habitation.

^^WrftlTT 8.f. A garden or grove near
a house.

TTW«.wi. A householder, a man of
the second class, or he who after
having finished his studies and been
invest^ with the sacred thread,^
performs the duties of the master of
a house, and father of a family ; a
peasant, a husbandman.

'T^wr^R 8, m. The profession' or eon-
dition of a householder or marriecl
man.

^ZV^ s.f. Husbandry, house-keeping,
housewifery, household; the dutiet
of a householder.

'Zfir^ *./. A wife. [eauglt

n^t\n adj. Taken, attached, ^elx^

^ZV ad), A partisan, of or belonging to
a side ojp party; to ba taken or
seized ; or of belonging to a house ;
a book containing directions for reli-
gious rites.
5f3 8. /. Name of a fish,
if w 8. TO, Marigold.
TVT 8, m. A rhinoceroti.

Tc 8. m. A ball for playing with,
if^ «. m. An elephant, #./! A ball for
playing with Gend-tari^ #./. Playiaif
at ball.
5n^ 8. m. Marigold ; a ball .
ir^ *./. A b^Ol (io plaif With).

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*tn

9i|7r !• vB* A crab.

Ihrtt*./. A trollop.

H^ f./. Name of a game, knocking a

stick over a line by throwing another

stick at it.
IMt »dj. Simple, ignorant, «illy.
Ihn « »». A yoimg mifledged bird • ijmt,)

an infant.
^8.m. A nipple.
INK #. »•• Name of a bird.
^8.m. A kind of red earlb or oobre.
%^V adj. Covered with or coloitred

like geru.
iW: (*^. Of the colour of geru, «./.

The smnt, mildew,
^m adj. SiQiple.

)N ? 8,in, A professional singer^ an
Iht ) actor^ a mimic ; a chanter of

the S(m Ved.
%% 9»m. A hoitse, a dwelling.
tw* *• »»• Wheat,
tf^ #. w. The colonr of wheat ; a sort

of grass, adj. Of the eoloor of wheat,

swarthy.

2J^ } *./. A pickaxe.

j^^T 9* m» A rhinoceros*

ffWr 9. m, A bush ; a small bullock.

W'ft 8,f. A small car or carriage drawn
by the bnlloeks ealled gyna.

^ 9./. A cow.

WKT #. m. A sheaf ( ^ com ).

l^f^V #. m. Red earth or oebr»«

mms./. A road.

inrtta./- Demurrage.

^9.f. Cow. [ing.

<T7 #• m. A kind of wide stitch or sew-

wfer «. «•. Dried eew-dang.

^Y^ «'/• Name of a tree.

^T^ «./. Gam. Oond-^nr\ s.f. A ▼ea-
sel in which gnm is kept to seal
letters with. Qotut-lmh^ Attmatru-

ment for spreading gum with (iis

gealing letters),
^t^^ a. /. A reed of the leaTes of

which coftTRe mats nre mnde (Tt/pha),

<T^ 8. m, A thin don^h or pap made

of flonr of Cicer arietinum for feeding
birds.

wW './• Name of a tree ( Cordia ),

4Nw 8, m. A span ; a kind of deer

( the nit goto T ) a mnle.
titter #. m. A herd<ofkine, a mnltltnde

of cattle f a cow-honse or station.
Wt^lC 8. m. A plint ( Ruellia lonpifolia^

and in Bengal, Trihuluis lanugine8U9);

an ornament ( heU9 tied round the dn^

ltss^ ; a joint Bara goihru, Pedalium
fitweT.

iPhfirr 9. o. To catch, seize.

ijtwf *. m. Perception, information. 0dj*

Known, perceived.

iPNfy adj. Visible, seen, perceived.

jt^nc 8. m, A centipede ( Scotopendra )•

aftimrfirw adj. Happy, fortunate^ suspi-
cions.

ifte «./. A eonnter, piece or man ai

back ^ammon^ chess, &c. ; the hem
of a garment.

*teT i. m. ( GMd or eilver ) Lace or

edging ( rather nan'ow ).
^tit 8. J. The small-pox^ a po<^.
wtw *. m. The leg, foot.
<t^«TT 1^. a. To dig, to sorape.
ifi^ ^./. Taking away, dori kama^

To take away, steal, walk off with.
4tw i. f, A sack, bag ( of coarse cloth)^

the sacks fastened on the sides of a

beast of burthen to carry grain in.
4ta «. 9JI. Parentage, lineage, pedigree^

stock of a family.
^tw«T n. prop. Budha ; also the anthor

of the Nyayah philosophy, or logic^

and his doctrines corresponded with
those of Aristotle. i

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Utitt adj. One of the same stock or '
family, a relative.

ift?l 8, m. Family, race, lineage, kin ; a
genus, a claps or species.

itt^m s. m. A relation ; in law the term
is nearly equivalent to the gentile of
Roman law, and is applied to kindred
of the same general family who are
connected by offerings of food and
water, and stands opposed to the

, Bdndhu or cognate kin, who do not
partake in the offerings to the com-
mon ancestors.

ift^ 1 *. /. The lap, bosom, embrace ;

ift^ J the elephantiasis. God Una,

to adopt ( a child ). God pa$di*na,

To ask, beg.
ift^m i>, a. To prick, puncture, dot,

mark with dots ( the shin ) . *. w.

Marks of tattooing,
ifl^^' f.m. Yellow orpiment ; a cow's

tooth ; a fossil substance of a white

colomr, apparently an earthy salt,
ift^pn?t g.f. The T>ftme of a river in the

peninsula, the Godhasri,
iftftT^ S.f. A milk-pail.
ift^awr s. m, A bough, a branch.
<t>tT *. /. A leathern fence worn by

archers on the left arm to prevent

its being injured by tke bow String.

*^},.ni. Wheat.
«^^l.f. 1 Evening, twiUght.

iFlnj «•/. A milch-cow.
i(t^^ 8. m. A large kind of snake, con-
sidered to be the same with the Boa

* or Bor.

<ttT *. m. A herdsman, a cowherd, a

milkman. «./. A gold-necklace.
^txpTfi.m. Concealment, Goptoi loari^ih

* To conceal, to hide.

^^^ »dj. Fit to be concealed,
jfiq^^ 1. m. Gnra TOyrrh. ^

jfi^rer ? «• »*. A cowherd, a cow=-
3ft«n^^ J kcoper or protector ; »

king, a soverign.

?ftqt 8.f. A The female of Gop (a couh
herd ) ; a female cowherd.

iftTj^^^iT s. nu A species of white day.

jftxf?^!^ g, rn. A cowherd,

*qj^ 1 S.f. A sling (for thrc^vin^

^tfi^raT J with ).

litH^ «• ^' Cow-dung. Goha^r Jchana^ U^
do penance ( h/ eating cow-dung ).

ilmrfA^adj. Fat.

iftilft «./. Plaster made of cow-dutt|r-

jfhifT^T i. m. A beetle found in coif*
dung ( ^C(f'ralm8 ). ,

iMt *. /. A term in card-playing •
name of a medicinal herb {Hiercu>ium)»
Svfydgohhi, CacaUa sonchifoUa^

jftiTO #. m. Cow-dung.

ft^gm f • <»• A hole in a wall made by
thiey^pif ^&c. ; branch.

ih^^ 8,f. A cloth- bag containing a
rosary, the hand being thrust in,
eonnts the beads ; the chasm in the
Himalatfd mountains through which
theOanges flows, erroneously con-
ceived by the ' Hindu8 to be of the
shape of a cow's month.

^i^^ «, w. Cow's urine.

aR^?nr 8. m. A gem of a yellowish or
tawny ' colour ( a topaz ) a precious
stone brought from the ffimaUpa and
Indue, described as of four sorts,
white, pale yellow, red and dark blue,
perhaps varieties of agate.

'TtS^'BftH *. nu Chalcedony or opal.

'it^xr 8. m. The offering or sacrifice of
acow,.

#wr 8. m. Milk, butter-milk, ourdM
or ooaiulated milk«

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^

;ifK^^ adj. ( a child ) Reared \^ith the
milk of cattle, s. m, A sodomite.

;i;t^ «. /. A vessel for holding milk,
&c., a milk-pail.

iftKl adj. Fair ( compUxi&ned ).

ifH; 9'^' ^^ o^y a cow. Croruadhuka.n
s. m. Twilight ( the time of bringing
home the cows ). Ooruari bera, s. f,
Evening.

^phpr *. m. A measure of distance equal
to two eros sor con.

llt<t^m 5. /. A bright yellow pigment
. prepared from the urine of a cow or
Tomited in the shape of scibulw by
the animal ; it ia employed in pain-
ting and dyeing and is of especial
irirtne in marking the foreheads of the
Hindus with the Til%kc or sacred mark;
it is also used in medicine as a seda-
tive, tonic, and anthelmintic re«-
medy, &c«

<t« «. w. A circle, a ball, any thing
round or globular, water-jar adj.
Konnd. QoZ-pA(»Z, b. m. The testicle.
Oolgol^ adj. Round. QoUa^ adj.
Roundish.

«ft^^ 9*yn. 1 A widow's illegitimate
^mm s.f. > son or daughter.
3St^m4 ». /. Blaek-pepper ( Piper-

nigrum ).
i(\m s. f. A globe, a sphere, a mandal;

a large water-jar «. m. A granary ; a

canon-ball ; a bell ; a large beam of

wood ; a Mind of pigeon ; the kernel

of a cocoanut.
i?Nlt s. fju Roundness.
^itwT^^ adj. Round, globular.
5ft^n^^T s. i». Name of a game, tip-cat.
5fNTwrm s. m. The division of mathe*

matical science which treats of the

spheres, spherics.
^^JK s, w. Roundness.

«ll(iJTO adj. Kouud.

#t^ 8. f. bullet, a ball, a globule ; a
pill; ajar Goli mamay To shoot a
ball at.

^^tlf 8. m. The heaven of Vishnu.

<t^WT v. a. To conceal, hide.

'itrt'T «. m. A celebrated hill in Vindra
'OUHy or the country about Jfathura,
it is said to have been upheld by
Krishna upon one finger to shelter
the cowherds from a storm excited
by IndrOf as a test of the divinity of
the former.

<t«jm adj. Cow-house.

jftw s.f. Plot, cabal, conspiracy.

i^ 8. m. Cow-pen, a fold for cattle, a
station of cowherds.

^\'i( s.f. An assembly, a meeting, con-
versation, discourse ; family con-
nexion, but especially the dependant
or junior branches.

4W^ «. m. A measure, as much as a
cow's footstep will hold ; the mark
or impression of cow's foot; or hoo£,

5ft^ 8. m. The sacrifice of a cow, one
of the grand sacrifices of the Hindufk
in former times, and not permitted
in the present age or Kalijug.

*«tt 8. m. The deity ; a saint, a holy
person ; the descendants of the dis-
ciples of Ohytanyah of Nadia.

^%m8.f. Thediety.

Jft^n 8. m. A cluster of blossom, a
nosegay.

^^rtt s.f. A grape. [ cattle.

^fl^inT *. m. A cowpen, a station for

ift^iTT «. a. To hide, conceal,

ifhr 8. m. A lizard, a guana ; a gan*
getio alligator.

^ft^m s.f Killing a cow.

^^XT s. m. Cakes of dried cow-dung 5
an ally, succoujer, an assistant.

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^^t.f. Demnirage.
«ft¥T^ ». m. Tnmult, uprotr.
9ft¥' $. m. Wheat.

itW^n i s. m. A species of snake,

^9Tr y the Boa.

lit^ 1, m. A plant ( Eu$Uia Umgifolta ,
and Ti-ilndui languifioBUB ).

lit s. m. J. A cow, one of the cow
species. Qoa-dan, $. m. Gift of a cow.

iff «./. Opportunity, ady^tage. Go<in-
gtr. Controller, uncontrolled, rnler^
invested with authority, self-interest-
ed, doan-ghaty *./. Power, oppor-
tunity.

^ 9. m. A portico.

iftrt*./. A sprout.

^Wt f./. A hole or pit.

iltf ». m. The district of Qour, the
central part of Bengal ; the ruins of
its capital called hy the same name
are still extensive, w, pL Tlie in-
habitants of Qt<mr ( brahmurii ).

iftwT 1. w« A cast of Hindus in Urisiay
who are generally paM» carriers and
bearers ; a musical mode.

iftf^ilT «. w. Inhabitant of Gonr; hence
the followers of Chytanyah oiNaddect
are so called : this philosopher flour-
ished in the year 1407 of Scdi%)ahan^
about A. D. 1350.

iftwt t.f. Rum or spirit distilled from
Ckir or molasses ; a musical mode.

4h;T>T «. wi. ^iffc of a cow.

5ft«rT *. »». Bringing home a wife. Qotm"
har, g. m. The company who attend
the bride when bringing home.

ifK otdj- Fair-complcxioncd.

4t^^ s. m. Reputation, respectability,
venerablencBs, consequence or weight.

ijhcftn adj. Venerable, repectable.

^J^ «. m. A cock-sparrow.

^h^y 8*/. A bparrow.

^W i. /. A musical mode.

'ftwT^T ^. m. A cow-honse.

^Jf s. m. Pwseverance.

'ft^TfT s. m. An ally, succourer^ aa

assistant.
i^TT^ adj. Eleven. Qyvahwan^ mdj.

Eleventh. [order.

Wftir ttdf. Strung, tied together, or in
nat 8. iM. A book or composition in

prose or verse, a code^ the book of
the Sikh religion composed by the guru

Nanmk Shah.
^RIVT^ s. m. An author, book-maker,

writer, compiler.
Wfair t. m. The joint or knot of a reed

or cane, &c.; and figuratively of the

body ; a tie, the knot of a cord, &c.
^r^ #4;. Inaccurately pronounced,

slurred, uMered with the omission of

a letter or syllable
T% %.m. A house, a dwelling ; a plant.

GraA-^tAajjan, Invoking the presenee

of the, nine planets.
VfW i. m. Taking, seizure, receiving,

acceptance ; assent, agreement ; an

eclipse.
Tr^#,/, Diarrhoea, dysentery,
^^q^ »./. The influence of an unpro-

pitious planet.
^Vl?^ $.f. Worship of the sun and

the other planets.
^%Km s. m. The sun ^ th « moon ; ibe

planet Jupiter.
^TTWTt «.wi. The constellation Dhrui)

or the polar star, from its remaining

fixed amidst the planetary move-

'"^^ta. [ ence.

^%t^^ adj. Subject to planetary influ-
^%VH^ ». m. Epilepsy, convulsions,

demoniacal possession which the

complaint is supposed to be.
lllfYlIT adj. Taking, disposed to take.

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8. m. A Tillage, a hamlet) an in-
babked place in th« midst of fields
and meadow land^ where men of the
4Ber¥ile <5lass mostly reside, and where
agricnltnre thrives; a scale in music,
anoctave,

VT«T^ *. m. A barber. *./. A whore, a
harlot 341 peasant or villager.

wm^n^r^i s. m. The village priest, one
who conducts ihe ceremonies for any
btM. classes, and is consequently
<5on8idered as a degraded brahman ;
it also applies to the attendant of an
idol

^«aj^ s. m^ A villager.

^HW aaj. Village, rude, rustic.

in«ft^ adj A villager, a rustic, village ;
vulgar, rude.

VT^ $. m. Rnstic or homely speech ; the
Frakrity and the other dialects of
India except the JSansJcrit. ad^. Rustic
( in discourse) ; village-born, produc-
ed in or relating to a village.

Wi^ $. w. Copulation.

%m[% s. in. An ass ( lit. village horse).

^m 8. m. A mouthful or a quantity
equivalent to a mouthful, a lump or
nee, &€., of the size of a peacock's

VJ% s.*m. Taking, either by seizure or
acceptance ; a shark ; according to
some the Gauge tic alligator, according
to others, the water elephant ( the
hipfofolamus t )•

VJXm s^m. One who takes or seizes,
one who accepts.

^1^ »./. A shark, according to some.

^m »^". Worthy of acceptance, fit to
be received.

^ B,f. The neck ; the back part of
the neck, the nape, the tendon of the
Trapezium muscle.

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«fNr 8. m. The hot ffeason comprehend*
ing two months, about June, July |
heat, warmth, adj. Hot, warm.

%^ 8, 7?2, A dwelling, a house,

9^ s, fn, A necklace, a close mckAaeb
or collar.

t^ adj. Belonging or relating to the
hot sea^^on.

^^ s. m. Double jasmin.

^l^ adj. Wearied, languid, feeble,
exhausted by fatigue, disease &c.

•riOl «./. Languor, lassitude, fatigue
of body or depression of mind.

^^. > s.m, A cowherd.

^]Tm^ s.f. The female of Qwal wife

of a cowherd. . *

^^ adv. Near.
^^ 8. m. Suburb, vicinage. Gtuendehf

adv. Near.
^€ adv. Near.

W The fourth consonant of the NdgAri

alphabet^ being the aspirate of the

preceding letter, and corresponding

with gh.

^^T«rr ? i>. a. To rinse ; to mix any
^'^t^lT > liquid by stirring it about^

^ 8. m. The neck,

^ZT 8. m. A bell, a clock, an hour.

wsr^ s.f. A small bell.

JJS::;-^ A petticoat.

W^n^^arf;. Thick.

^Z 8. m. A water-pot ; the body. **/•
Mind, heart, thought, soul.

^ZV «. m^ A mediator, go-between, aa
ambassador, attorney, messenger ; an
agent who asoartJains or invents gene*
alogies and negotiates matrimonial
alliances.

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^Z^ I s. m. An '«{>!ih^t, n«rae of

iI2fl\ rf.y. Dinoinufcion, decrease ; alle-
viation, abatenwnt, decline.

JWflfljt,*./- A bawd or procuress.

^Wl «. m. Occurriag.

;TO«n «. «i. To abatQ, decrease, lessen, ,
decline, waste, dwindle, to be de-
pressed.

mz^n adj* Liable to abatement, or de-
crease, or diminntion.

^r^^ «./. Decrease.

W^qs adv. More or less, about.

"^^^ i t.m. A wharfinger.

^Zf T s. wi. An offender, transgressor.
"^^j adj. Lying in wait, watching for

plunder or prey.
X(ii s. m. Cloudiness, gathering of the

clouds, clouds ; crowds.
TOlzt^ s. m. A covering for a ^alkiy a

a carriage, or any article of furniture.
trzplT a. a. To decrease, lessen, abate,

diminish, allay, reduce,
irer^ s. m, Defickacy, Deduction, ab-

brejiatioD^ falling (as of a rwr or of

the friee of any thing ), depreciation.
iWlfT tj, a. To reduce, to cause to

subside or fall.
^fffz^ 8, f. The ankle • a muhurty or

30th part of a day and night ; a dand

or-period of 24 minutes.
^zm adj. Low-priced,
^€t s. /. The Qharif or Indian clock, a

plate of iron or mixed metal on which

hours are struck ,• diminution, abate-
ment, decrease ; alleviation.

Vl^ 8. m, A glMt^ a quay or landing
place, steps ou the sfdd of a rfver,
<&c., leading to the water^s edge.

^r s, w. Corn of the foot.

^ «. /. A small or inferior landing
^ place, priTate stairs, &c.

i|!f%(«|«ir «. «. To thunder.

Wf?T t>. tf. To make, form, forg», work

^r s.m. A water-pot, an earthen pot,
a pitcher, jar.

^rf^ 8. /. A crucible ; a honey-comb ;
the womb.

Wff ^19 jr. m. A crocodile ; a plate of
brass for iMating tune,

Vf^^lf^ 8. m. The person who attends
the ghanyal and strikes the hours.

^\ 8.f. Fold, plait,

W!^«./. An hour or the space of 24
minutes ; an instrument fo r measur-
ing time, a ^k, watch, &c. Ghari
nun tola ghari men mashoy Expresses
a person of a changeable dispo&itiou.

W^tW^ Always, again and again.

^^^Ht «. m, 1 A stand far water-pote,

^l^t^ s. i». A pot, a pitcher,

^^ 8. m. A bell, also a plate of iroa
or mixed metal struck aa a bell \ a
clock, an hour.

H^T^ s./. A amall bell.

^^(9^ «• ^' Bell -metal.

^f^l^lTT s. /. The uvula or soft palaie.

^ni? i' m. A string of bells, tied on aa
elephant's chest, &c., by way of o.ma-
ment.

^r^RT 8. m. A murderer.

tPT adj. Material, solid ; gross • com-
pact ; hard, firm ; impenetrable • very,
much. 8. m. A number, an assem"
blage or quantity ; (m arithmetic) tbf
cube of a number ; (in geometry) »
-solid.

if*r $. m. Gathering of the clouds,
clouds ; an anvil, a sledge-hammer.

^(r'WT^ s. 771. Thunder, any Loud noise.
adj. Loud-sounding.

^^*r 5./. An imitative sound.

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^f^^^nrTT V, n. To jiB^le, ring, InnHe, to
nonnd like a wheel in TevoluUan,

"^^KJ s. m. A petticoat.

^^T^^ ». m. Clondiness, gathering of
the clond. a^j. Cloudy, overcast;
loud-sonndincr. [i^ing.

i^jfg^T'WT s. /. Lisrhtnincr, a flash of lisrht-

'^•fTpr^KT adj. Whoso body is of the
colour of the clouds, an epithet of
Ki'tshna,

W»HT«./. Firmness, compactness ; thick-
ness, solidity.

T^T^rw s, m. The contents of a solid (in
geometry).

^nr^^r ,<?. m. Cube root (in arithmetic),

^«nsn^ adj. Black as a cloud, &c. s. m.
Black clouds.

nnmx «. »». Camphor; mercury, or
some peculiar form of it.

^ilT adj. Thick, close, confused, numer-
ous, much, many.

irirn«<t A kind of poetry.

^TT adj. Much, many.

^fit^ 8, m. A bird {Buceron malahancus).

^nrft 5. /. The grasp of the two arms.

^$#TWT 1 ''-^' Clasping with ]oy.

^^?:TirT V. n. To be confused, confound
ed, perplexed, agitated, embarasscd,.
&c.

^irmr^ *. /• Conftision, perplexity,
agitation, perturbation, alarm^ con-
stemaCion.

^«W«rpn adj. To revolve.

V«W 9. m. Pride, haoghtineM, airo-
gance, conceit.

VMft cR^'. Proud, hawgWy*, arrogtnt.

W^ *./. Crowd, confasnm in a gen-
eral efrgagement.

"^w^s.f. Heat, closeness.

T^mrpr f ** ^^ Battle, engagement.

W«<^mflk^'- Thick, orewded;.

^»n«ir v. n. To sun, to bask in the srni..

^^TfT A wit : to sun, baf?k in the euiv.

^^1J<C s. /. Ilame of a plant.

W^ftt The castor oil. plant. ( Falinm'

chrisH or Mdnus communi^)^
^Vfttts.f. The prickly-heat,

^H^ r <»4^. Delay, blaming others*

^ «. m. House, dwelling, home, aparf-
ment, drawer, compartment, groove*^
Qhar kamoi To fir, settle, estal^Usb
a family. Gharlchokartamathad^hna^
To ruin one's self and- spend flie
time in idle pleasures. GAar ghdlna^
To roin. Qhar chaldnay To provida
for one's household expenses* Qthaf^
dubma. To be ruined. Ghar dtaati^
«./. A kind of tax, poll-tax, hearth-
money. Qrhar-bahghar. adj. To or im
every house, from house to house-.
Qharbaga^ adj. At kome indolentv
inactive. Qhar hyth^aftay To be rouin--
ed Qbar honOf Expresses affection
snd unanimity behMen husband aai
wife.

wvw#c^*. Domestte, bonsehold.

^Ktf s. f. Make, form.

^^^ 8./. A f aft made wiUi pot% ft
float (qfpaU).

tr^tr t>. a. To m«k4i, ft>n», malleate^
forge, work (w^loto).

W^C^ 8. f. A wife.

^?^W^n *. m. Household furniture, &c.

iRVncs. m. Family, household goods.
Qharhdr hasdna^ To consummate a
marriages. Qi&ar^tr hmay To undergo
tbe constunauitiou of a marriage.

^^Tift ». /. Housewifery, domestic con* >
cems.

TRW^ 8' m. House-vent.

irvi;^ 9m m. A r^ttjUpg Boi^e in th»

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' throat which dying people $xe afflict*

ed with pain, agony, pang.
HWT2T *. ni. Snoring.
^KvCi 8./. An instrument for twisting

thread or string.
1VT^9T ^. m. A honae-keeper, master of

a honee.
Wt^rr^ 8. /. Mistress of a honse ;

honae-keeping.
^\m\ 8. m. Family, honse-hold.
**ii«Tl 8^ m, A thatcher.
irtt *. /. An honri or the space of 2^4

minutes ; a fold, a plant, odj, PoW-

ed ( tf< doihtn ).
t9^9T ad^* Domeetie, tame.

W^s^ \ 8, m, A. small honse which
^^T J children make to play in.

o

^W3 8.m.K kind of. fish ( SUut-ue ),

W^K 8. m. The n^ame of a river, the
Qogra or Qhogra ; the sound of gur-
glin^r, rumbling, &c.

^ 8. m. Heat ; the hot season ; sun-
shine ; sweaty perapiratibn.

W^^ s. 971. Grinding, poundingw

ni^ »./. Turmeric.

^^^j 8. m, A small quantity given
above the quantity purdiased^ te
boot.

ynsn s.f. The act of rubbing .

n^PH ) V, «. To be rubbed, to be

irl%WT f abraded, to be worn, to fret,
wear. -». a. To rub, rub off, whet, to
beat. «g. Apt, to be wom by rub-
bing,

trfeiJT tr. n. To be dragged, te be trail;-
ed, to trail.

WftiiTtf s. m. A grass-cutter.

^OTiftn 8. /. The wife of a grae^
'p cutter.

WHt^nr t>. a. To drag, pttU, trail.

W«t^T adj. Grassy. [thunder.

WTK »./. Thunder, GAoAdmo, v. n. To

WT^mr tr. n. TO' thunder f ( tnet^ IQfr
roar,^ to bawl.

W«K o^jf. Gluttonous, ¥ovaeioas»

H^cri adj. Mischievous, hurtful.

^^IT^ <*dj^ Wounded.

Wit s.f. Cudgelling; stratagem^ fraiv^,,
a decoy ; number five (to reckoning) ;
the interval between the fingers or
toes, the junction of the fingers, the
space at the root where the fingers
separate ; the angle formed by a
branch with the trunk of a tree> or
spae.e at the root of the branch ; a
cut or stroke with the broad sword
or cudgel ( qf which there are tweh^
♦ ctU8 ).

Wlt^ #./. (One) time, turn.

Wltqt^ *•/. Secret inquiry, spying.

WTH S' m, A hurt, bruise, wound, sore.

wr^iW,^ adj. Living from hand to moath^
improvident, spendthrift.

wtit 8.f. Adam^s apple, the larynx ;
wind-pipe.

WT^r^ 8, m, A large kind of fowl.

wr^ aclj. Old, aged, experienced ; sly^
wily ; shrewd

WiWtT f • m. A petticoat ; name of a
river, Gegra or Q^Jiogra ; a plant
( Xanthium indicum )•

WT7 a. /• A landing-place ; a (]nAy^
wharf, ferry, ford^ pass, bathing-
place on a river side. Qhdtfndr, a* nu
A smuggler. OtJidt-mdma, v, a* To
smuggle.

wrz a* m. Mode, manner, shape ; off-
ence; want, abatement, redaction;
deficiency, loss, detriment, adj^ A-
bated, less.

^nzmz a./. The way to a OhdL

^raHl'*fl a. m. A ferry-men.

WTZT a. m. Axsclivity, ascent, deficiancy^
abatement, reduction.

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^\fkm 9, m, A hrahman who sits at a

ffhat of the GanyeSy Jitmna, ^c, to

keep the clothes of the bathers,
WT^ 8. /. A striiit, a pass ( in a moun^

tain J ^c. >, a ravine.
^1^9,/. Aim^ design, snare^ ambns-

cade, 'ambush, opportnnity ; tilling,

slaughter, a bruise, ablow ; product (<>^
' a ^tm in multiplication), Ghdt karna,

To waylay, lie in ambnsh, kill. Qhdt

taknch To watch an opportunity,
irnnr i. m^ A murderer, maimer, an

enemy. [muderer.

ifT^rv s. vi. Killing, slaughter ^ a
vnn 9. »«. Name of a plaything.
mWT s. m. Anything given gratis in a

sale over and above the price.
Vpft adj. Murderous, felonious.
WT3JV adj. Mischievoug, injurious^ mur-
' derous, cruel, savage violent, fero-

ocious.
tTTT s.f. As much as is thrown in at

one time into a mill or mortar, <&c.
WT'ft s.f. An oil' mill ( or oii-pr^gs ) ;

a sngar-mill.
^nvn adj. Confused, confounded.
%Tf^.y. Sunbeams, sunshine ; beat (of

the ^nn). [blockhead.

Wni^ ctdj' Simple, artleas ; a clown, a
trwui adj. Wounded.
^ra«./. Mischief.
"Wr^W 9. m, A destroyer, desolator, one

who ruins. [in, to throw,

vmm V. a. To desolatci ruin ; to thrust
"m^l^^ od;. Jumbled,
^rnr ». m. A tround^ a sore. Qthao ta

niahani 9. m. A soar.
VTT^ adj. Living from hand to mouthy

improvident, spendthrift,
wre 9, /. Meadow or pasture, grass,
, atraw, hay, fodder, Qha9-f&i^ 9. /.

Sweepings,

^mtrm Sweepings, rubbish, fallen and
rotting leaves.

ftfw 8. m. Butter clarified by boilings
and straining.

W^nrr V. n. To be hoarse.

WVgmT ^. a. To falter, be unable to
speak (from fearjofi, ^c. ), appear
very humble, coax, wheedle, fawn,,

' beseech, implore. Qthighi hmdh jana,
v.n. To falter, he unahln to speak
( from shame or fear, j-c. )

tW^ s.f. A falferlupr in speech.

f^'Vftr^ affj. Thick, confused, muddy.
Qhich'pch lakna^ or bolna. To speak
thick,

^(W 9,f. Disgust, shame, bashfulnesg,
Qhin dsna, To reproach, abash. Ghin
Mana, To be disgusted, to have the
stomach turned.

firwfiRTorf;. Disgustingr.

fr^^TiTT V. n. To be disgusted, adj. Dis-
gusting.

ftrftmTm V. n. To be disgusted.

tw^fhrr adj. Disgusting, abominable^
nauseoue, fulsome.

ft^T 8. m. Name of a vegetable, a pom-
pion ( Oucurhita lagenaria\ Ghiy^
tomi 8. J. A vegetable { Luffa pm-
tandrm ).

ftmrr V. n. To be surrounded, enclosed,
to be collected around ; to gather
( a8 the clouds).

ftr* 9.f. A pulley; an instrument
for twisting ropes ; a kind of pigeoi^
the tumbler, Ohimi khana, To go
round.

fw^ 9./. Stink (forticularlff ofurim).

fw<T«lT i>. a. To cause to surround . or
enclose.

fwiT ij.ft. To be rubbed, to be abrad-
ed. V. a. To rub ; to beat. at^. Apt
to be worn by wbhing.

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f»»

f^^ift adv. Bjr rubbing ; as Ghitni

ehalna, To move along, rubbing on

the ground, as a child onbisbnttecks

before be is able to walk. [ wear.

fimi'TT «. a. To cause to rub, abrade,

ftr*n* «. 7». I Attrition, mbbing, fric-
i^^^^Z8.f^ j tion, abrasion.

f^f^^mr ty. <»• To trail, to drag.

ift 8. 971. Batter clarified by boiling and

straining*
Wt^^TT «. m. A medicinal plant ( Aloe

perfoUata ).

^JfW ? The neck (both before and bo-
tfly 5 hind).

UTt^ s. m. The name of a very large

wild creeper.
w'^ft^T 8- m. A toy, a child's rattle.
tpH^ «•/• A small red and black seed

( Abrtis preeatonus )•
f >^ 8, m. A small bell ; an ornament

worn round the ankles, with bells

fastened to it.

1^^ J ddj. Curly (hair).

f«tf./. A button. [bribes.

1 '^ adj. Malicious ; a receiver of

m'^adj. Anigry.

w^^ 8. m. An 01^1.

9e^ #. fA. Tlie knee; O&uMofi eAtf^no^
To crawl about on the kn^ev ( ai a
ehild ). [ cati^d.

IrtT «. n. Tb h«'rubbed, to be stifib-

12Tt«./. Perfidy.

V ?T*n ^. n. To sbaVe cleiin, to polish.

^8.m.A horie. Q^Mfn^TUlMtt, A hV^Vse-
ma!ili trooper, oh^ Oft horsebaick.
OAur-cAorAt, *./. A female on hoAe-
back, ri(fittg. Qfto^-dlou^, s. ^. A
rice course^ bot^era^^. QhiSfr-hahtdt
8.f, A four-wheeled canlage for
ndmrg in dra#tl by hortes^ a cbttiot.
Ghut-muMhOf adj. Borae-facfed. Q^ur-

W9^sm t>. tf. To brow-beat, to lepii
mand, to frown at.

f^rft*./. Rebuff, brow beating, renke,
frowning at.

l^^r 8, m. A horseman.

ff^^ 8. f, A female ^n horseback ;
riding.

If ^W 8, m. A race-course.

l^fTW 8./. A two-wheeled carriage
for riding in drawn by horses.

^^irr adj. Horse-faced.

^^^^^ 13. a. To curl.

9^^9T^ 8. m. A stable.

f W 8. m. Name of an insect fonnd is
timber ( destructii^ to wood, meal,
§fraiity and flour \ a weeril ; rancoor#

fWT <xdj. Destroyed by the ghun^ weevil-
eaten.

(adj. Secret, cautious, design-
ing, malicious, spiteful, revt»n*'
geful^ bearing malice, rancorous,
f^ 8./. A button.
^^ 8. m. An insect found in timber
(destructive to wood, mealy and fiour\
a weevil ; rancour,
f^nt^ *. w. Plaything. [ eatea«

fTT adj. Destroyed by the ghtm, weevil/

^*rn5t 1 8. m. Characters traced by a
^ *t!^K 3 weevil in- wood.

%fn^jadj. Designing, malfeious, spit^

ful, revengeful, bearing malice, nut'

corotiB.
ftr adj. Dark,
fitfirr 8. wi. Revolution, going romrf ?

subterfuge, evasion, prevaricatfoa ;

doubt, euspeftse, besitafe'on. 6^«»w*

ghu'tna-na, 9, ar. To revolve ; tb pre*

varlcatie.
tr i!^«iT adj. Dark, coudy.
W*W 8./. Gathering of the clouds.
n mi 8. ^. Name of a plait ( Phl<fiif*6)i

name of an insect*

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«*wft 9.f, The vertigo, swimmiog af
the head, giddiness.

f^innr *\ 94 To turn round^ whirl, ct^nse
to turn, wheel, roll, brandish, circu-
late^ encircle ; to beguile, Qhvmdna
fhirana^ To prevaricate.

Wi:«>lT V, <». To brow-beaty reprimand,
frown at, chide.

^vit *./. Rebuff, brow-beating, rebuke,
frowning at.

^^^T^ *• *'*- The mole-cricket ( Gtryllus
GrjfUotalpa ), a phagedenick ulcer
or herpes exedens ( so named from
digging m the fleshy as the mole-cticket
does in earth or sand ).

^^^ Xi^ 17. n. To grunt (as a pig).

> S.m,

Ten do Achilles.

>« •

^^TRT i>. n. To snore.
'^J^^ s./. A vertigo, swimming in the
head, rolling.

^s(Wij «. n. To melt, dissolve, be dis-

solved ; to be mellowed, to rot ( as
fruit ) ; to become lean, to waste.
n«Pra part. Dissolved, mixed melted

( in kindness ).
"^WT s. m. To boot.
^^HTHT t?« a. To cause to mix with a

liquid, to cause to dissolve.
^1^1^ ac^j. Melting,
^^rpa t). a. To melt, to dissolve.
^T^KS s.f. Melting, dissolving.
^^ j. m. A coarse kind of cotton.
^9 «. m. Penetrating.
W9^ V. n. To be thrust in, to enter,

penetrate ; interfere, meddle.

VS^ »./. Access.

^HPIT ^. <»• To thrust in, stuff in, cram,
penetrate, force in, cause to pene-
trate or enter.

^ftfnx «. n. To be thrust or stuffed in.

wi^>lT V. a. To thi-ust, 'Stuff, oram,
forc^ or run in, pierce, insinuate,
foist.

^Tnt s. /. A sort of stir-about, or
grain of any kind ( jpulu cr wfksat,
i'c. ) boiled whole with sugar.

"^'WC s. pt» A curl. Qoungar-tvalshf
Curled hair.

\Jii\ s.f. Clothes folded and put ou
the head as a defence against th^
rain ; a cockle or anail, a small
ghonga,

w >^ t./. A small red and black seed
( Arbus frecatorius ).

TT'w^ a./. A veil ; concealing the face
with a veil, &c» Q^hunghut kam<$y To
draw a veil over the face. Q^hunghai
kama^ v, a. To veil ; to draw back
his neck (a horse). Ghtmghat kama,
tf. a. To be broken or defeated (on
army).

^ WT *. w. A curl.

w >^ s. m, A m»M bell, an ornament
worn round the ankles, with bells
fastened to it.

W 'z $. m. A gulp, draught, pull.

W '^nr «. a. To gnlp, drink, swallow.

^€t s.f, A medicine consisting of
aloes, spices and borax, given to a
new-bom infants to clear out the
meconium.

w'€ s* 9». A bandioote rat.

ffm s.m, A blow of the fist.

"9 W f.m. The ring-necked jdove : an
owl.

W W ^r «. m. An owl : a blockhead.

'^z s.m, A gulp, draught.

W^«!T«. «. To gulp, drink, guzzle.

w€t s»f. A medicine ^iven to neW'*
bom infants ; the ankle joint.

WT «. w. Bancour, malice,. spite.

w ^T 0dj, Designing^ malicious, spite-

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^ft^

fill, revengeful, rancorons; secret,
caution^;.

▼J? adv. Back, round abont.

"9^9^^ r adj. Loose {as a robe\ full.

^i!^^^ adj. Revolving, circling, round.

^^TT u. n. To go round, revolve, turn,
roll, wheel, whirl, auh. Whirling,
turning &c. Sir ghumna. To be gid-
dy or dizzy, to swim {the head),

^X8,m, Staring ; dunghill.

WW^./. A twist in thread, entan-
glement.

trt^lT V. a. To state at, to stare, to fix
the eyes on ; to look at angrily.

^^ 8. m. Sweeping, a dunghill,

'^ fV^T ^. wi. A dunghill.

tr^ s. m, A bandicote rat {Mui moHaba'
ticus ; Mu8 giganteus) ; a bribe.

>f^?T 8. m. A young owl.

▼ WV ^ 8. m. Thumping and pulling,
boxiug, fisticuffs.

^^ 8. m. A thump, a blow of the fist,
buffet, a bandicote rat.

^Tf ) 8. m. The bronchocele goitre
^Wr 5 or Derbyshire neck.

^^ 8. m. A kind of shoe. .

%^nrr ^, a. To mix, mingle, unite into
a paste {ae flour and water),

%^ adj^ Round, surrounding, enclosing ;
loose {ae a robe ) ; full ; winding,
meandering. $, m. Circuit, circum*
ference. Oherghdr harnof To surround
stop or hinder. Qherddr, adj. Full
loose (a robe)^ circular, extensive.

^8. m. Calumny, reproach, complaint.

^xm V. a» To surround, compass, en-
circle, invest, beset, blockade. Ghema
ghamay To surround, &c.

'i'v^ 8.f. A handle for turning a spin-
ning-wheel, a winch.

t flT adj. Round, surrounded, a iw. A
cricle, a circumference ; a siege, block-
ade, a fence ; vertigo. Qkera dalna,
To surround, lay a siege, besiege,
Qhera men parna, Tq be surrounded.

^K 8 f. A kind of sweetmeat.

^T 8. f. Reproach, blame, censure,
&i\ ; compassion, tenderness, pitj ;
abhorrence, disgust, shame, bashful-
ness.

CT 8. m. Qht, clarified butter, or butter
which has been boiled gently aiid
allowed to cool : it is then used for
culinery and religious purposes, and
is highly ssteemed by the Hindus.

^fnCt s,f. The aloe (Aloe 'perfoliatd).

ff iff 8. m. A cockle-shell, a snail (Co-*
achlea helix).

'^tZ 8.f. A draught (drink).

ifUs:m «. <». To polish by rubbing; (met.)
to investigate : to strangle, s. w. A
.stone, &c., with which any thing is
polished, the knee.

ifffl^ «. m. A (birdie) nest.

Wtwm n. a. To repeat, to iterate, to
speak aloud.

ft^ft 8./. A pocket, pouch, wallet ; a
turtle dove.

'f\Z8.f. Polish.

Wt3* *. ^. A horse.

wr?^ «. a. ■ To polisb ; calender ; to
plod, to shave.

ffXz^ s.f. A rubber.

Wter *• m. A wooden rubber,

ifte adj. Polished, smooth (worde).

Wi^r 9. m. A horse, ixhoreh ko sarpnt

Wttn s, m. A cloth with a part folded
like a sugar-loaf to cover the head
and worn over the body in cold or
wet weather.

^Ut 8. /. An esculent root ( ^^'^^
cotocana ).

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m^ t. m. Horror, liorribkneSB ; trepid-
ation • dread, awe ; the sound of a
drum. 6^^ ghuntna^ To be inwardly
displeased, to conceal one's dislike
or indignation, ddj. Frightful, hor-
rible, terrific, awef al ; deep (colour qf
« har££^ or sUep ). Ghor nidra^ Deep
sleep. [fnl appearance.

■^t^l a4^'« Terrific, of horrid or fright-

<t^pn 9. To mix with a liquid, dissoke.

^^d^ acg. Frightful^ hideous, s, m. A
hideous appearance,

lA^Cl^ 0(^\ Frightful, horrible, hideous.

WtOTlfw adj. Frightful, hideous, of
horrible aspect or form.

ittm f. m. Buttermilk.

mn^ m^ s. m. Evasion, subterfuge.

^m «• o. To mix with a liquid to
dissolve.

111^9 i. m. liixture, mixing.

ftm s.m. An intoxicating portion made
of bkang or opium ; a solution; name
of a fish. Qholehmen dalna, To in-'
Tolre in difficulty.

W)f «• m. A station of herdsmen ; a
cast of odilk-meu ; a cowherd.

ii\^^\ I *./. Speaking aloud, making

iit««ll J a great noise j crymg, pro-
claiming.

ittnm s. m. A bird^s nest;

Ht^ 9. m. A Musalman cowherd or
milk-man.

ilt^ 9. /. A bunch ( oj plantains) .

ift^ > s. /• A bunch or cluster of
iTt^ 5 grapes; dates or plantains.
?l^ «• 7/i. The nose ^ smell, smelling.

adj. Smelling.
?TOnnf «• wi. Fragrance, odour, a fra-

granse, a perfume.
^^Ihm 8. /. The nose, the sen^e of

smelling.
^{^ ad^, Smelled.

21-

^ The twentieth letter of the alphabet
and first of the second or palatial
class ot consonants, having the sound
of Ch in Church

^m^ i. m. Name of a disorder.

^K s, m. Ttay, trough.

^ilT adj. Healthy, cured, sound. Changs
h tnanoy To correct, punish, put to
right, chastice. Bhala-changa, adj.
In health and vigour ; perfect, good.

^'^m 8, m. A claw, talon, clutch, gnasp.

M^adj. Excellent.

I'ir^ *./. A flower- pot, a tray. [tray.

^'ir^r 8. m. A large basket^ a trough or

^0 8.f. A small basket.

^ITTT t>. n. To throb or shoot {a8 a
hotly 4rc. ); to make the noise butter
does in a frying pan. '

^'^€ s. m. Large black bee.

^9 adj. Trembling, tremulous ; rest*
less, wanton^ playful^ fickle ; perish*
able, transitory.

'^r^^HT «./. Perishableness ; restless*
ness, unsteadiness, wantonness.

^"^^flMII 8, m. Playfulness, wantoness,

'•>m»./. Lightning,

^"^^TTa./. Bestlessness, playfulness ;
perishableness.

*^9fmT i>. n. To be playful, wantott|
unsteady, or restless.

^^n? 8. /. Restlessness, unsteadi-
ness, wantonness, ficklensss.

'^'z 8, m, A miser.

V^\m 8. w. An inferior cast of Hindus ^
( met. ) a miser, a merciless wretch,
an outcast.

''r'^t^ 8. m. The rear-guard • a sort of
sedan ; the name of a bird ; a play-
thing consisting of four little earthen
pots ^viued together,

n

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^'^ s.'m. The moon. Chand-muJch, $. m.
Face bright or beautiful as the moon,
Chand-mukhu or Chand-badanit adj,
Hftting a face splendid as the moon .

<^ 9. m. Sandal-wood or tree sanders
( Sirium myrtifolium or Santalum
album )•

^*Vfl ^dj, fiald. «• m. Baldness.

^'^IT B»7)u X small canopy, an awning.

^'^T 9»m» An assessment, contribution,
subscription ; the moon.

^'fi[^ A\/. The crown of the head.

yi'^9 J «. m. A tribe of Bajputs who

^ t^T S claim descent from the moon,

^^ftn <^dj. Silvery, white.

^1^ 1 ••-^* N«me of a place,

W*t^ #. /. Cambric (made at Chandel).

^*1[ $. /• The moon, considered as a
planet or deity. Chandr-muhhi, adj.
Having a countenance, beautiful as
the moon. [a finger nail.

^'iVf.M. The eye in a peacock's tail;

^S^WT «. /. A digit or one-sixteenth
part of the moon's orb or diameter.

^'CT^ •- ^ The reputed Registrar of
Jam's court.

^'4*4t <• m. Descendant of the moon ;
the name of a tribe of Khaltrh^ who
clium descent from the moon«

'^'ipnwt *•/• The name of a river, the

Ohenab^ one of the five streams of the

Panjab, Chandrabhag, is the name

of mountain, part of the Himalaya

Grange, where the river is said to have
its source.

%'?^ «• m. The moon. [ thief.

•^'l^ i. m, A plagiarist, a poetical

W 1%V *./. A plant ( Serratula anthel-

mintica ) ; a digit of the moon.
^*5Wft «./. A kind of Asclepias ( A*

acida ) ; rue.
<?r^T^it/. Larj^ cardamoms*

^'if^^iH «./. Small cardamoms

^*5^n: ». m. An ornament of dress, a
sort of necklace composed of circnlar
pieces of g<>ld, silver, &c.

<?rT adj. Bald ; wise, intelligent.

'^'^lB^ 8, m. Moonlight.

^*?RT V, n. To be withered or dried
up ( a tree ), to cease to grow.

^ft^ *. /. Moonlight ; the moon-
beams ; a small fish ( Zeus oblongus);
large cardamoms.

^'f^m s,rn, A potherb ( Chenopodmm
album ).

W it^^l s. m. An awning, a cloth or
sheet spread over the large open
courts of Hindu houfles, &c. upon
festival .occasions ; moon -rise; a
kind of collyrium.

Wxyn 1 8. m. A tree bearing a yellow
^>n J fragrant fibwer (Mickeiia

champitca ).

^'jx 8^m, An instrument made of pea-
cock's feathers, &c. waved over iLe
head of a sovereign, used to wbi&k
dff flies, ^c, and also made of the
tail of the Bos gruuniensi a species.
of ox.

^* ». m. Landed property, landed
estate, a farm. Ckak-baadi, s. /.
Defining or making the boundaries
of an estate.

^m 8. m, A shepherd, or goatherd.

"^^ 8. /: A toy, a whirligig ; a duck,
the female of chakwa,

WiRW^T adj. Shining, resplendent. ^

^«'^«t «. /. A kind of dagger worn on
the waist, adj. /. Resplendent,

^W^ «./. A musk-rat ( Sorex ea-
rulescens -, Sorex ccet-uleus ).

^nr 9. m. A scraping of the skin, a
scrape, a scar ; a slice, &c. Vhakta
dena^ or — lena ,* To scar.

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^Wifmj i»* «. To sod, to turf.

^?niV #./. The hide of a rhinoceros. ( of
which ihidd» are made )• a pateh of
leather, a slice, a patch ; the round
of a cheese, a round plate of metal.
&e., a letter, an epistle, adj. Com*
pressed^ flattened.

^wmmx f. m. BcrapSy small pieces,
atoms, ilings. Chahid-ehar hona.
To dashed to pieces, to shatter.
ChaJctut'chur karfM, To shatter,
shiver, to hreak pieces.

^^wi 8. w. A hoot, a stocking.

^W^^ s. i». Rerelry. ChaJcarha maehd-
n<i, i;. a. To revel, to riot.

^«^ s. m. A kind of dish made of
pulse.

■^^rcnf^ *./. Woman servant.

^Mmi 8. m. A hrothel ; a kind of cloth
made of silk and cotton ; a division
of a country containing several p«r-
ganahe. adj. Wide, bi?o^;; round.
Chakledar. 8. m. The governor of a
province or country, ChaJOedari,
8./. The government of a province
or country ; a round plate on which
hread is rolled.

^mrniine./. Breadth. [widen.

^^FWTWT 8. /. To extend in breadth, to

^«n 8. tn. The ruddy goose ( Amis
casarca ) ; a whirlpool.

?«^ 8.f. The female of the water-fowl
chakwa,

^«^ 8.f. A kind of grass.

^^T^r^ s.f. The sound of the repeated
strokes of a sword, dagger, or mace.

^irfni 8.f. The state of being daz-
. zled, radiance.

^JAK e.m. A disease in horses.

^^ift s./, A ringworm.

^fiiif a^. Timid, fearfal ; astonished.

Wl<wS% With large eyes.

^TVtiTT 8. m. A fruit of the lime kind, &
citron, pompelmoose, shaddock ( Ci-
true decumanue ).

"^rvh 8, m. The J^arta^lle or Qreek
partridge (Tetraa rtfue : Perdix rvfa)
fabulously said to subsist upon the
moon-beams, and to eat fire «i the
fnll moon»

^rfN^ I «. m. A species of Cassia

^1^ ) ( Cauia obtUBtfoUa), esteem-
ed a remedy for rinpfworms.

^rw* *. w. A perch for birds ( Parti*
eularlyfcdcoHS ), a rbost.

^WT s. w. Coagulated milk ; a carriage
wheel, a circle, adj. Kroud ; thick
( aeduhi^ ^<r.)

^«TW adj. Thick (bhtkng, 4rc.) blot
blotted, smeared.

^tft #./• A millstone, a.mill, grinder f
kneepan • a thunderbolt.

^ s. m. A clasp-knife^ s pen-knife*

7 ^. in. A whirlwind or whirlpool ♦
) a circular missile weapon used

principally by the Sikhs, a sharp dis-
cus or iron ring which they throw
with great dexterity : ( it was wth
this instrument called eoodursun-cfivkr,
that Nsraydn is said to ha^fe cut of
the head ^ the Aeur Mahu, when cfier
churning the oceany the eurs or gode*
and Asurs or demons fought for the
amril or nectar); a <;ircular course, the
lounge (in menagd^ ; (met) a misfor-
tune, Bor^>e, perplexity; a side or
quarter, as Chabun chakkar men, Oa
. the four sides, on all sides. Chakr^
dbarif A peacock ; Vishnu, Chakr-
mama^ To whedi round, to whirl,
round, Qhoreh ko clakkar dkna, T*
lounge a horse.
"^m^ade. In rotation, going| round
OX roYi^Yttg liko a wbeel.

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mmA^i.m. An emperor, a sovereign
of the world, a universal monarch,
the ruler of a chakr or country des-
cribed as extending fro;Dii sea to sea ;
twelve princes beginning with Bharat
are especially considered as Ckah*
ifaritis; a title of hrahmans in Bengal.

^m^m «. m. A bird, the ruddy goose
(Anas eoiarea). [circle.

^wrm ck^. Circular, being in a ring or

^fllWTfC o^Jf. Circular.

^fimr «<^'. Astonished ; timid, fearful.

"irtft *./. A round plate on which bread
is rolled ; an assembly of singers.

^m\ adj. round, circular.

^w « m. The eye.

^vinrT'ii. a. To relish, taste.

^r^^^*./. Discord.

nwv^ V. tf • To cause to taste.

• D. a. To eat without appetite.
: t.f. A flower-pot.

^VfWTV «. m. Name of a disorder.

^fl^ *. in. Tray, trough.

^fTT ddj. Healthy, cured, sound. Chan-
ga hdnana, To correct, punish, put
to right, chastise. Bhala-changay adj.
In health and vigour ; perfect, good.

"^X^dj. Excellent.

^»V^ *./. A flower-pot, a tray.

^Kt s. m» A large basket; a trough,
or tray.

"^ft ». /. A small basket.

^^^ adj. (Land) that has been culti-
vated or ploughed one year.

^^^T s, m. Name of a tree.

^"T'Tfirijf s. m. A whistler. [ther.

^r^ #. m. Paternal uncle, father's bro-

^^ s. /. S'ather's brother*8 wife, aunt.

^'ft^ ^. m. A line^ stripe, score*

^?T adj. Descended from or related
through a paternal unde, as Cka-
chera^haiy «, m. A cou::Iu, seik of

paternal unde. Chacheri btthin, t.J.
Daughter of paternal uncle, a fcmala
consul.

^-fl^ni V. a. To suck {a dry $uManc$
from which nothing can he obtained^.

^»^^*. m. Large breasts.

^ 8. f. Father's brother's wife, aunt

^WHTT V. n. To throb or shoot (** *
hoxi^ ^e.) to make the noise butter
does in a frying-pan.

^•mr^ 1. /. A throb, throbbing^ s
shooting pain.

^^if adj. Trembling, shaking, moTing;
unsteady ; flckle, inconsiderate, in-
constant, (vMUadg metaphoricaUif^ ;
playful, restless, wanton, perishable.
i. ffi. A lecher, a libertine.

^rw^ffWT *«./. Restlessness, perishable-
ness; fickleness, inconstancy, un-
steadiness. [ hearted.

v^fll^ adj. Capricious, fickle, false-

^T^wr^/. Lightning.

^W^ri: i.f. Restlessness, playfulnesi.

^^ifPiT ty. ». To be playful, wantoaor
restless.

^^Gr^TY7 j./. Restlessness, unsteadf-
ness, wantonness.

^ «./. A beak.

^rj adv. Quickly, instantly, s.f. An
excoriation, a sore, a scab, cancer ;
the noise of breaking up, sni^. Chat
hhasam^ £Sating up the whole, licking
the platter clean. Chat deh tutna.
To snap, short, to break. Chaikama,
To eat, dissipate, make waste. Chat
hona^ n. n. Tb be dissipated or eim-
sumed.

IR^ 9. 131. A sparrow, i. /. A hem-
sparrow ; a crash, a crack, a smack,
intelligence, gaudiness ; glitter, sptoi-
dour, prime of life, adj. Intelligent,
quiok. Chat^ ech, adtfrDtm^^i

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(Thtxiak 8ih jana^ To pay witb the

fore top saiL Chalakwai, s.f. Quick-
ness.
^^CTriT V. «. To crackle ( as charcoal or

wood on the fire) ; to crack ; to split.
^Z IF^ s, m. A slap, box, blow, cuff.
^VZIFT s. w. Scarcity. Ohatka lagana. To

thirst, to wish.
^e*r^T w. n. To crack ( «« a whip ) ;

to snap the fingers (m r«^'otctfi^) ;

to split ; to fire off a musket ; to

irritate
'^^frmf 1?. a. To nrge catfle by the

clacking noise made by drawing the

tongne from the palate.
'W^^ltsTT adj. Splendid, glittering^ gandy,
^ZWfT t^. «• To crackle (at charcoal or

wood on the fire) ; to crack ; to split,
^d^^ #. m. Name of a tree.
^2WT adj. m, Yoracions (man).
^^Z^ f.f. A kind of acid sance (or mar-

mcdade). adj.f. Yoracions (womaiCs,
^»CT3 ad/o. Hastily, in a hurry, instantly.
^3^T «i;. Active, hasty ; stout ; meat

dressed with little sauce or gravy.
^tCTSrm u. n. To be agitated^ to flatter,

palpitate, wince,
^rzfi^nr^ #. yi Agitation, flurry, flutter,

palpitation.
"^Wflr^rT ^dj. Active^ quick, alert ; hot

{wiih sptees). [agility.

^WKi{ $./. Haste, hurry, quickness,

^^^mr V. a. To make lick or lap up.

^^^TW I *. /. A school, an aca-
^TEirrft J demy.

^Tli; «;/• A mat. Chaiai hicheh<h<»f
v. <». To mat, to spread mat.

^■i^m j./. A crash, an explosion, adj*
Intelligent.

^1^^ s. m» A crash, an explosion^
a smack (or kiss).

^V71^9.9i« Keiteiated'sgond.

W^TWr s. w. K crash, an explo8i<m, a

smack (or kiss). [rock.

^rZTW *. /. Rocky ground, block of stone,
^tnm V. a. To make lick or lap up.
wfe«ir e. m. A pupil, a scholar.
W7WT s* m. A kind of plaything* a

sort of hawk.
wiimff 8. m. A kind of dove.
^itKi t. s«. An epicure, a glutton*
WTT i. «. A school-bov.
^VWn i. m. A playthinGr. a kind of

rattle or clapper given to children,
wf^ s./. Scarcity, want.
W7T s. m. A bonne-bouche, dainties.
W^ 9. m. Sonnd made by breaking

a branch.

#. m. An imitative sound.
t>. n. To crack, creak.
^fUfWl u. n. To smart, to palpitate,

flutter, throb.

^I^WW wtwwT ) V. a. To chatter, prat-
f tie.

s. m. A prattler, chatterer,
an idle talker.

n, m. Ai\ imitnfive ^onnd.
^TT s. «. The groin ; bubo.

^^^adv. Avowedly, designedly, ex-
cellently. Charhta hona, v. n. To
excel.

^^ 8./. Advantage, gain, rise. .

%f^ e. «. To ascend, mount, advance,
attack, embark, board, rise, climb,
soar, spread, well, ride ; to be strung
(a how), to be braced (a drum) ; to
be offered up, (an oblation or eacri-
fice ). Gharhna ntama, e. n. To hire
and dismiss ; congressus.

^T^nt f. m. A passenger, supercargo.

W?WT i>. a. To find an opportunity.

Wf^t adj. Bisingup ( # «A(^0 oHr thi
hcci qf the wMrer ).

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^^mj V. ck. To canse others to raise or
to make ascend or to pull on, <&c.

^ft^II *. m. One who ascends, moiinta,
&c., a rider, moanter, climber.

^^rt *./. Ascent, acclivity, embark-
ation, attack, assaults, irniptjon,
rank, dijcrnity ; price paid for ascend-
ing, riding, embarking, &c.

^r^^T i). a. To make ascend, embark,
&c., to ofier up oblations or sacrifice;

, to string (a how) ; to brace (a drum) ;
to raise, lift^ take up, advance, apply,
put, spread, bend, dye ( with colour),
pnll, draw on, cock, fix ( a hap onet \
run. [ tide.

^?n *. w. Ascent, rise, acqlivity, at-
tack, access, fit rank, dignity, flood-
tide. '

^^ J *•/. Preparation for battle.

^T } 9. m. A trooper who does not
^ifirr ) ride his own horse, a rider.

^T^ «. m. A shoe rising up over the

heel of the wearer. '

W^« 1 9, m, A kind of pulse, chick-
^^ 5 t>ea (CtGer ari€tinum\ vetches,
^rw adf. Fierce* violeat, passioaatey

hot, warm ; pungent, acrid.
JWn9.f. Warmth^ pungency.
'^€uij. Passionate, violent warm.

) i. /. A name of the goddess
) Ihirgay applied especially to

^^

,her fabulous incarnation for the pur-
pose of destroying Mahia Asur .; this
exploit forms the subject of a section
of the Markandeyah PurM^ and is
particularly celebrated an Bengal at
the Durya Puja ; or festival held.in
honour of the goddess towards the
^ close of the year (Octoher-Novernbery,
a passionate womaui « nusdueroos or
^ furious woman.

^wn« s. m. The rear-guard.

^^r^ s. m. An outcast, the generic
name for a man of the lowest of the
mixed tribes, born froip, a Sudr father
and Brahmani mother ( met.) a miser,
a merciless wretch.

^^rftf^r 8. m. The female of ChanddL

wft^^T 8. /. The goddess Durga.

^TOtf^^T*. m. Red Oleander.

«TOl^ 8. m. The rear-guard ; a sort of
sedan j the name of a bird ; a play-
thing consisting of four little earthen
pots joined tegether.

wm > adj. Wise, intelligent, cuu-
w[^ 5 ning, clever.

vrO 8,f, A canopy, veil, a parasol ; a
tent, a pavilion.

^5J^ ^, Cunning dexterous, ingeni-
ous, clever, sly, shrewd, wise, know-
ing, intelligent, expert, adroit, saga-
cious ; four.

Wgrm s. /. Cunning, cleverness, sly-
ness, wisdom, knowledge. [ lar.

w<i^^ adj. Pour-coruered, quadrangu-*

^^ adj. Tfise, intelligent, cunning,
clever, expert.

*^g^ii «. /. Cunning, cleverness, sly-
ness, wisdom, knowledge, evpertness,

^(t^. Fourth. [age.

^$<t adj. The 14th day of the moon's

^ff<j^ a^. Having four hands, an
epithet of Vishnu.

^fg^ adj. f. Having four hands, an
epithet of Dtni,

W^i|r«. w. The deity 5raW

^ff5«r «• m. The aggregate of the four
Tug8 or ages of the Hindus.

^yf \ 8* «. The aggregate of four
^n^n J objects of human wishes,

viz. virtue, love, wealth, and final

and fihal beatitude. [ meet.

"W5^w 8.m. A place tftwe four X9«d?

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^ijinr «. m. J Verse, the meife of
^r?|i|^ »./. 5 stanzas, especially con-
. sisting of four pads or lines.

^Vijir^ s, m, An animal with fonr legs,

a qnadrnped.
^^ #. /. A kind of sngar-ctne.
^ilW s. m. The bnrsting of hnek of a

seed by exposure to the san.
^^^RT D. n. To burst and fall out ( 09

a ieedfrom the kusk ).
^$m 8. m. A kind of pnlsf^ chiokpea

( deer arietinujn ), Tetches.
^"te *•/• Spices given to cattle, drugs

for oxen.
np^ s. m. The moon, Chaud-mukhj «• m,

A bright face or beautiful as the

moon. Qhand-mukhey or Chand-hcHi'^
* mu, a^. Having a face splendid as

the moon.
%>^ ». m. Sandal-TTood or tree ( Strum

myrtifolium ).
%^^ a({;. Bald, s, m. Baldness.
^^^ s, m. A small canopy, an ' awning,
^n^ «. m. Assessment, contribution,

subscription.

^f^m i. /. The crown of the head.

^r\^ J 5. w. a tribe of i?<»;/?w/« who
^^^ 5 <^^^^ descent from the moon.
^'^Ht (tdj. Silvery, white.

255 I *./ Name of a place,
"^•^ ^ J

^l^# *• /. Cambric (rncHie at Chandel).

%^ s» m. The moon.

^^¥^1 *. /. A digit, or one-sixteen th
part of the moon's orb or diameter.

^RW»! «. m. A fabulous, gem, supposed
to be formed of the congelation of
the rays of the moon; a kind .of
crystal may perhaps be meant.

^^5^ t. m. The Registrar of JanCi

' court. [ moon.

^l^ifW s, vu The orb or sphere of the

I ^T^fl^^ s. m. Edlppe of tt«*in<Jon.
I VSHRT *./. Thenante of a rirer, the
Chenah one of the five streams of the
Par^ab Chcatdr-bhag, The name of a'
mountain, part of the Himalaya
range, where the river, is said to have'
its source.

^'^Rf'iii. JB. The mooiig^n.

•IfRiiMi^ s. m. The orb or disc of thie
the lunar sphere.

V^<n «. m. The moon.

Y^twT #•/. A digit of the moon«

^TO^ *. «• A plagiarist, a poetical
thief.

W^?8wT 1./. A.^laxit{SerraMadnthel'
nuntica ) ; a digit of the moon.

'V^C^Nt i. m. A descendant of the moon ;
the name of a tribe of Khattru who
daim descent from the moon..

V^(99d <. /• Akind of Aitolepias ( A
acida ).

^•R^mT t. /. Large cardamoms.

^Vtf^VT f. /. Moonlight; a small fisk
( Zeu$ oblangus ).

^^Jt^if »• m. Au awning, a cloth or
sheet spread ever the large open
conris oi Hindu houses, &c.^ upoa
festival occasions ; moon-rise ; a kmd
moon,.of coliyrium.

^ift^T^ *. m. Moon-gem»

^^9^ ». m. Cress, creases ( L pidium

^WHf M^ /. A kind of vest, a sort of
coat. ( Chapkandar, s. m. A vest
like a ekapkan.

^^W^\ t>. n. To collapse.

^^r^f 1. m. Caprimulgus.

.^qinirT i». n. To make adhere, to stick
on ; to compress ; to threaten.

iRZWr i>. n. To be flattened. (low.

%^S^ adj. Flattened, compressed shaU

^^ZJ^} 1?. a. To flatten.

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*vqfsit f . /• Name of an inaect.

Yl^W^r^ i' m« An imitatiTe sound of
th9 noise of ike month in eating.

^qfm «. •. To flee, mn away ; to
desist, deny.

^q^r 1. m. A kind of lao ; clear land.

^q^p^ Dcfj. Brazen-faced, s. m. Slippers.

^qq^mr «. o. To falsify, to brazen.

*Vq5^«./. Cakes of cow-dnng.

wsm i>. n. To be abashed, to be bash-
ful in company, to blush, submit^
stoop ; to be crushed or squeezed*

Wf^ t*f. A lid, a cover, top ( 9mM ).
the knee-pan. Qhafnir^har parU-men
dub mama ( lit to drawn jone*i teJf m
saucerfidl of water ), To be greatly
abashed. Chapni chatnif {Ut, to lick
ihepot'lid)^ To be contented with
little. [ badge.

^nKP9 9.f. A buckle, breastplate, clasp,

Vq^nlt <• m. A messenger or other ser-
rant wearing a ehafra$^

^qn adj. TremUing, tremulous ; shak-
ing ; wavering, unsteady ; swift, ex-
peditious ; wanton^ restless^ volatile;
od'o. Swiftly.

^rqvm #•/. Fickleness, inconstani^.

iqqqiT #• /. The goddess Lahthm or
fortune ; lightning ; a whore.

^rqwTHqr adj. Of a fickle or inconstant

nature. [ bread.

I ^qnft i.f. A thin cake of unleavened

^rqniT v. a. To abash ; to place one
thing or another, to pile.

^f^ s. fit. The palm of the hand with
the fingers extended, s. f. A slap, a
blow ; a sudden misfortune, risk.

^fe f . m. A slap, a blow ; a bastard.
adj. Illegitimate.

^^tii s. m. An old worn-out turban.

^w«n 1. m. A lid or cover of a pot (large).
»./. A slipper.

ir«qT 9. m. A handbreadth.

^ruft^./. Kneading the limbs.

^m f . nt. An oar, a paddle. Chappu

manuu i». #. To row.
^rqmr s. /. A place surounded with

milurshes and mire,
fqqt^ift,!./. Cartilage, gristle,
^rfqrrqr i>. <»• To chew slowly.
^qq^T i>. tf . To cause to chew, &e»
^^X%8.f. Mastication,
^rqfqr ^. a. To chew, gnaw, champ^

masticate, bite ( the lip ) Qhaha chdha

har hat karniy To speak with study

or preparation ; also, reserve or

haughtily or scornfully,
^qrqm adj. Childish, boyish.
^flT f . m. A terrace or mound to sit

and converse on ; custom-house ; a

police office.

^qr 1. m. ) Parched grain to exercisa
^HV #./. J the teeth with when

more substantial food is not at hand*

VT* #./. String.

^rqqr «• /. Glitter, splendour, flasl^
gleam. Chamdk-4<mak, e. /. Splen-
dour, refulgence, glitter.
adj. Bright, glittering,
v. n. To glitter, shine, flash,
glare, startle ; to prosper ; to be
angry.

^qqrnn «• a. To cause to glitter ; (o
provoke, to make to startle; to wave,
brandish, flourish, brighten, burnish •
to display.

^^ml^ #. m* l Glitter, splendour,

^nqrnps*./. 5 much light, brilli-
ancy, flourish, brightness.

^IHiTRf «. f». 1
^inilq^ *.!».> A bat.

iin^ffqi (w^. Lean, meagre, e. fftyA bat.
^irqqiqt i>. n. To tingle ; to sjwep > to
sparkle, shame, glitter.

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^fWRlTZ »./. Brightnessi.
^<f^f 8, m. Leather, a hide, a skin, the
Bkin. Chamra vdhema, or, — Ohhwdna*
or, — nikdlna. To ilay, to skin.
^«T?l^^ «. /. A sort of grass ; haste.
8, m. Amazement ; astonishment,
surprise.
^•f^'fTft »dj. Astonishing, sagacious,

acnte, unusual, surprising.
^*l?pW »dj. Surprised, astonished.
^HK «. m. A fly-flapper, made of the
Tibet cow's tail or Sura-g^o, the
Yak or Bos gruuniens,
^nwiir *. /. The apparatus of a spinning

wheel ; ( met. ) a lean woman.
^«iK«rir^ ^./. A bittern.
^WfXT 8» m. A hide, leather, skin.
'^H^ «./. The Yak or Bos grunniens,
of whose tail-hairs the chouriy is most
usually made.
'^ifK^ 8, /. A woman who works with

leather, shoemaker's wife.
^H^ 8. m. A vessel used at sacrifices
for drinking the juice of the acid as-
clepias, a kind of ladle or spoon ; a
plant commouly called Klutpapra
{ Molluyo pentapht/lla ).
^*flt <^dj\ Copper-coloured.
^♦11^ s.f. Slippers or shoes fixed to

pattens.
^TK 8, «t. A worker in leather, a
shoe-maker, cobbler, a tanner, a
currier.
^«n<t s, f. Female of Chamdr.
^ «./. An army ; a squadion, a divi-
sion of an army. [ cattle.
^^[T «. m. A tick or louse infesting
•^^21 8, m. Box, thump, blow.

^*.t«t s.f. i A razor-strop.
^THj 5. 772. Mountain ebony ( Banhma
vat-iegata )*

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^^rf r/?/. Orani^p coloured.

«. TO. A tree bearing a ydloU
fragrant flower {MicheUa eham^

foca ), a di?ision of the jack fruit.

'WW^ adj. Of the colour of tha

Champa flower, t. e. gold-coloured.

I wMCflWr i>. n. To ranish, disappear,

scamper ofi*, run away.

^^qi 8. m. A tree bearing a yellow fra-
grant flower ( MicheUa eUampaca ).
Qhampaij <$dj. Of the colour of
champa,

%^\^^ 8,f, A necklace, each piece of
which resembles the unblown flowers
of the champa.

^'^^^T s. m. A small kind of plantaio.

^T^TWat 8,/. The district of Champa or
Bhagalpw^e {abounding in ebony ireeB)m

^'qt cw^. Orange-coloured.

tr«^ «./. A work in which the same
subject is continued through alterna-
tions jn the composition of prose
and verse. [khand^

^nm 8, /. Name of a river in Bundel^

WWT «. m. A tribe of beggars who cut
or scarify their skin.

^^^ s. m. A narrow-nocked vessel for
holding water.

^f^ mt s.f, A flower {Jasminum grandi^
flot-um ).

S, TO. >

A beggar's cup.

^ir s. TO, An assemblage, a multitude ;
a heap, a collection ; a mound of
earth, raised to form the foundation
of a building ^ a rampart or mound
of earth, raised from the ditch of a
fort.

^W V. Gathering.

^^ s. TO. A ford, shoal, island ; sound
made by tearing cloth, &c. j a wag-

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tail ,• forage, pasture ; food. adj. Re-

moveable, moveable, locomotive,

moving, goiBg ; animate,
m^ 1. m. The anthor of a treatise on

neclicine^ applied also to the work ;

leprosy.
''Iri'fJT s. m. The person who cuts 5fbr-

age for cattle, elephant keeper's

underling,
^^ir? adj. White-spotted ( a* from

leporsy ). 8, m, A small wound,

scratch,
^^ i. m. A leper.
^9^ s. m. A wheel, celestial sphere.
^[K^gl «. w, A spinning-wheel, a reel.
\t^^ «. /. A small spinning-wheel, a

pully ; the insirnment with which

the seed is separated from the cotton,
^l^rfl V. tf. To perfume the person of

any one by plastering sandal-wood,

Ac. all over him, to apply ( f&rfumea

to the body )•
^\%K s. 971. Prating, chattering; an

imitative sound.
^i^^T «<(;. Talkative, chattering.
^^^^Tf V, n. To crackle ( as wood in

the fire ), to sputter, to chew with a

cracking noise, to chide, scold, fret.
^r^'^^T s, m, A chatterer a prater,
^^w* s, m. An imitative sound (as of

carriage^ wheely 4r€. ) ; idle prattle.
^^ww s. m. A reasoner, a mentioner.
WfZ s. m. A wagtaiL
'^^m s. wi. The foot ; the feet of a verse ;

shoes, feeding, gra2zing.
•n?^^'«ir*r« s. m. A lotus-like foot.
•«rf ^f^l? s.m A foot mark.
'^^^iHT?!^ s. 7n, Prostration, falling at

the feet. [ feet,

^^fiw <tdj. Prostrate, fallen at the
^c^^i?T^^ s.f. A wooden shoe, footstool.
•w<q^ 8. m. A wooden shoe.

^^^Wr s.f. Dust of the feet.
''T^^^Ktaf s. in. A lotus-like foot.
^r^wlNrr «./. Service, devotion.
W^^QTH?:^ ^. m. An omameiit on the feet.

^Vi:wT^cT ? 8. m. Ambrosia of the feet
Y^^V 5 ( implied in the exjfression)^

the water with which an idol or a

Bra7man*s feet liave been washefl.

Charanamrit lena, v» n. To wash the

feet of a guest and sip the water.
^^ s. m. One who docs not fast.
W^ 8. m, A foot ; the feet of a verse ;

shoes.
^5TT i>. «. To graze, to feed, s. m, KdL

trowsers. Charna eharhdnay v. a. To

put on half, trowsers.

W^TijH > s. m. Ambrosia of the feet
^^'ft^ > ( impUed in the expression),

the water with which an idol or a

Brahman's feet have been washed.

Charanamrit lena, v. <». To wash the

feet of a guest and sip the water.

^f ^^ adj. Acrid, hot,

^Kq^T adj. Acrid, hot ( as pepp^ ) ;
smart ( in conversation ).

WOTiTfr 1^. n. To smart.

W^^l¥7 e.f Smarting, pungency.

^^ftirr adj. Active, ingenious.

^^< t. m. Activity, cleverness, quick-
ness.

^K^KKl adj. Active, clever, quick.

^^'Cl^ s. /. Dexterity, expertneis,
activity.

^^iWTTT V. a. To brace a dram.

WW adj. Last, ultimate, final ; west,
western.

^C^^mJ? ) <• m. The western mouu-
W^^rt^J J tain behind whi<5h the

sun is supposed to set.
W^^ «./. Price paid for pasturage.
^^2ITTT s. m. A grazier, shephcnl,

feeder.

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W^

^it^T^ t.f. The wages of a ^azier,
the occupation of a grazier.

^%M s, m. The exudation of the flowers
of hemp collected with the dew and
prepared for use as an intoxicating
inxg ; a leathern hueked, an urn.

^^T X. m, A hide, a skin.

t^int s. /. The price paid for pasturage ;
grazing, feeding, pasturage.

W^TW s. m. An animal that grazes.

WinW^ flM§. MoTeable, locomotive ;
shaking^ trembling, unsteady ; skj,
mtmosphere ; heayen.

.^frw «. m. Lea fallow, a meadow, a
ealt^marsh or meadow by the sea-
ebore.

^TT*rr «. •• To graze, pasture, feed.

WOW K m. Pasture-land.

Wfcl *. m. Fixed institute, proper or
t>eeuliar o^servjmce.

wfrw #. m. Instituted or peculiar obser-
raiice or conduct ; story, adventure,
nature, tamper, behaviour, disposi-
tion, motion, action, conduct, proce-
dure, manner, carriage, quality, hu-
mour, use, custom ; talent ; history.

^ *./. Unripe com cut for the food
of cattle, adj. Moveable, locomotive*
trembling, shaking, unsteady.

w?rt: «./. A small earthen pot.

W«:WT t. 9n. A large pot.

^W V «. la. An arguer.

IW :^ ^* o- To consider^ reflect, appre-
hend, conceive.

W^ i. m. Prating, chattering ; an im*
itative sound.

grfvm tJ.fi. To crackle X««^^<^ ^
^f >/f ), to BRutt^, to qh/Bf f^tfe a
crackuig ^oinfi, tp c^ude.

Tif #. m.f. Talking ov^ past ^v^uts,
xneption. mentioning:, recap^tul^tjn^
foqnei occurrcnccb j inquiry, injreeti-

gation ; argument, report, discourse^
discussion, consideration, careful peru-
sal, prevalence, engagedness, atten-
tion to business ^ adoration ; per-
fuming by smearing the whole body
with sandal-wood, &c.
^^ ^TT if. m. A chattering, a prater.
W^ W «. m. A reasoner^ a mentioner,
V^ s, 971. Leather, a 8kin» a hide ; c

shield.

ft
^^mK i. m, A shoe-maker^ m currier or

worker in leather.

A bat.

? 8, f. A river that run« across
J Bandelkhand into the gan-

ges, the modem Chambal.
^liRmr t. m. A wrinkle, a fold of skin,
^^nr ». «». Skin, hide, bark, *c. ; a

shield.

<wwwii 7

^«iY I *^' ^®**^®^ mude of leather.

^^h S' m. A worker in leather.

^'^T i\ /. Perseverance in religious
austerities ; due and regular obaer-
Tance of all rites pr custonts.

^ $. m. Thunder.

W^ «. n. To burst ; to ach^ to smart.'

^Am i. II. Chewing, loasticating.

^W.s.m. Tltc ^Tcudation of the flowers
of hemp collect^ with the ^ew and
prepared for use as a^ intozicatirtg
dra|r ; a leathern bucjket, an urn,

IfV ^«/. Gtoing, dispersion ; Tiuiation^
departure from ti^ith, liailure in thf
performance of a promise or accom-
plishment if a prediction. Chal dena,
«• «.. To march ( ai an anny ) ; to
beg^ile. [or departure.

^^fjr^rr ». m. Preparation for journey
<$dj. Fickle, inconsant. s. m^
Ficklenessi muti^Uitj.

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^?r

^wf^rmr^./. Pickleneag, unsteadiness,

inconstancy.
"^mt 8, m. Passable.
^W?r a$^. Current ; saleable, vendible.
^TOHf «. m. A tree prodncing an acid

fruit (Dillenia indtca -. part. act.

Going. Chdtti chig, 8. /. Saleable

goods, passable coin, <&c«
^^nft ddj. Ready (under).
%9^ «. TO. The holy fig tree,
«TO^ *. m. Habit, custom, process,

course, fashion, conduct, behaviour ;

ceremony ; currency, adj, Carrent.

Qhdlan chalna, v. a. To behave.
^fRiTT flK^'. Saleable, vendible.

^HR^Tt 1 adi). Current, in use, chalan
^""f«nn^ J fiar, about to go, to pass

away.

^««TT u. «. To move, go, proceed, walk,
go off, pass ( as coin ), be discharged
( a guUy ^. ), to blow, flow, drive ;
behave ; sail, work, answer, succeed,
avail, last, serve, stand. Qhalrnikalna,
To turnout vicious, to exceed bounds.
QhaU chaTna^ To go along. Chala
jana. To go along, be off, depart.

^m^ s, f» A. sieve* 4dj. Current,
usual, fashionable.

^«rtrt s. nu Motion.

Y^fW^ ^* ^. Error, mistake.

Wwft>lTT adj. Restive.

^wfwnxr^ B, /. Restiveness.

^^WT .?./. A kind of fish {Clnpea cuU
trata ).

'^^m adj. &oing ; frail, inconstant,
fickle ; on the point of death.

^rro ) s.f. The bustle of setting
^^T^^ J out on a journey, &o. set-
ting about any thing. <k^'. Tremu-
lous, unsteady ; moveable and sta-
tionary.
irVT^ 9.f. Oleanttce ; remittance.

•^yn tj. a. To impel, set a going, mtie

to go or pass, to drive, actuate, direct;

to fire a musket or cannon, shoot at,

do, hasten, forward, send, accustom,

act, advance utter, throw, thrust, use,
walk.

^^H 8, m. Habit, custoux, [custom.

W^W s.m. Movement, motion,. going,

^^f^ adj. Active, brisk.

'^rftpf adj. Current, usual ; shaking,
trembling ; gone, departed.

^ftrff «. m. Nature, temper, behavionr,

disposition, motion, action, condnct,

procedure, manner, carriage, quality,

humour, use, custom ; talent ; his-
tory.

^rftnf^ adj. (Jay, sportive, changeable,

inconstant, affected.
^ *. wi. A handful of water, water

taken up in the hollowed palm of the

hand for rinsing the mouth,
'r^ 8, m. The hand hollowed as for

holding a little water, &c. ; a smaU

pot, a gallipot, 4c. ; a handful of
water.

^tjfs^if adj. Sensitive, sensual, . not
having subdued senses or passions.

^r^ mterj. Away r begone r

^4\nj «. m. A small stick with irtucfe
the spinning-wheel is turned.

W^ric 8. m. Reporter, backbiter,

'w^imt a. m, A chair, a sedan.

W^TW 8. m. .A report, slander.

^fir «./• The pepper plant which yields
long pepper. ,

^ J ( Piper chavyd).

'%^W s. m. A vessel for drinking spirits
with, a wine glass, Ac. ; any drink-*
ing vessel ; spirituous liquor.

^r^«. w. Decay, infirmity.

«•/. Pain, aching, throbbing f^
ff stitch ( shdrp lancinating pain).

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■ t>. n. To throb, to aclie.
IT s. m. Love, ardent desire, a relish,
habit, custom* [cloth),

^r^nr t?. n. To bnrst or split ( as light

^flft s, /. A species of itch peculiar to
the palms of the hand and soles of
the feety said to be occasioned by
insects.

^T^RT i>. n. To whistle (as birds).

Wffm\ s.m. A kind of firework ; the
smarting of a wound, &c., by the
application of a medicine. Chahah
laganaj To burn the skin slightly by
fomenting.

^twrrr »./. Singing or chirping of birds.

^flf^T'CfT '0. n. To sing or chirp {birds).

W^S^Z a^j. Brawny, stout.
adj. Deeply-coloured.

s. f. The singing or chirping
of birds.

m^w^rm i>. «. To sing or chirp as birds.

^^wRnr *. w. A whistler.

•»T^arWT ^. fi. To be fatigued, to be tired.

^^^wn?« *./. Jollity, merriraentj, cheer,
mirth.

\ s. m. Dirt, mnd, slime, ooze,

^f%m I mire ; a splinter of wood.
GhihU ntkalna. To fatigue^ to be
tired, Qhihla hdmd. To split to
pieces. [dient.

iff%9 adi). Becoming ; necessary, expe-

^s*/. Warbling.

^* adj. Four. Chah^n-or^ €ulv. On
all sides.

r'few f ^' Circumjacent, all round.

^9^ I. m. The eyd. Chakshurog^ s. m.

Opthalmia.
^V^Hc ) s.f, A sort of metre cotisist-
^ifV^ni: ' ing of four (tnrVlines.
Ullc* s. m\ A low class of Hindus ; the

668d of tamarind.

^
^

^t' «Tt* 5 ^•^' Scaldhead.
^IT^T s. m. A. colour in horses.
^^'tCTT V. a. To press, to squeeze.

,^^ I «•/, A prop,
^t^ *. w. The moon ; the crown of the
head ; a white spot in the forehead
of cattle, and many other things
which are moon-Hke; an ornament;
a month (fnnar) ; target {shoot at),
Chand chhipdna, To change as the
moon. Ohand rdt. End of the month
Chdnd'tara, A robe made of flower-
ing muslin, &c. Chdnd mdmrt. To
fire at a mark. Chdnd neh Uet Idya,
The moon has risen.
^t^Wr 8 m. Light. QhdndnapaU, s. m.

The light fortnight of the moon,
^'fV p. /. The moon-beams, moon-
light ; name of a flower ; a white
cloth spread over a carpet ; any thing
white and shining," Chdndnt-chouh,
8. TO. A wide and public street or
market Ohdndi ha mart jana, ^, n.
To be affected with a disease sup-
posed to proceed from a stroke of the
moon ( a horse ).
^^ s, TO. A subscription to rnise a cer-
tain sum, an assessment, quota,
share.
^fW *./. Silver (pure), plate; tha

crown of the head,
^rt^ s. /. The lock of a gun ; the stocks,
the rack. Chdmp charhana. To cock
a gun ; to punish or torment by
squeezing the ear with the lock of a

^^t'nn «. a. To join ; to stuff, crani^

thrust in press.
^{^m K m. Rice.
%\ s.f. T6a. $. m. CMdim, Teapot

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%^K

> s. w. Eagerness, desire, pleasure.

^1^ s.m. Bice.

«WT^ $, m. Eagemesf, pleasure, taste.

^mi «. m. A potter's wh^el ; rings of

earth forming a well ; a mill-stone,

mill.
mi^i z.f. A mill-stone, a mill; grinder.

^^ I y. TO. The blue jay.

^nvTT i». a. To taste, relish, enjoy

^rnr^ '• ^* A colour in horses.

^T^^ «. w. Tlie pole round firhich ihey

pl»y at the festival of the holi ; a fair

or assemblage of people eoUected

lifter the hoU. [brother.

W z. m. Patenial unde, father's
m^ $.f. Father^s sister, or father's

brother's wife, aunt,
^rrmr t. m. UnstfuidineM.
^TTZ ^./. longing, Irish, itch, relish,

Hate ; habit, custom ; a delicacy, a

boiiuebouehe. GhatAma, To lick iip.
,^3^ V. a. To liclk, to lap.
WT^ «.// Achum.
fn^ ». /. Turf ; a hurt, a woun«i, a

knock ; a lever.
^T^nw t. m. An impore^or degraded

tribe* a Paruth, an outeaate.
-^TOWt «. /. A wovHUi of the same

tribe«
'>m?nv 4. m. A Iwd, a kind of cudcoo

( Cueultts melafUhlM^M %
mmKs, m. A large.net^ a aeine.
^T9^ adj. Olever, able, ingenious,

ebfewdy^wke, rkaMring,. canning, Msly;

♦four.

Vipft 8./. Dexterity, ability, cleviiiiiiess.

mift B,m. <h»iiii9g^«)iri!irdQ«88,rslfiiese.

WRF^ «• ^« The i^fgregttte of the

four original casts^ tlie JSrahmnnf

Mi/^iri, V^sjfMs, iul4 ^tu&.

'nv<i^<j s, m. The priest, &c. yefSe^in

the four Veds*
^c*rT9 «. m. A hollow made in ibo
ground to receive a burnt-offering' ;
any hole in the groun^.
^^ 8, m. The moon-gem ; a moa^ s
lunar month ^ the light fortnight^ or
half month during which the moon
is on the increase. «<^'. Lunar.
^HfHTilT 8, f, A river in the Pca^a^p

the Chenab.
^WiTW 8,m. The constellation MirffHra;

star in Orion.
^l^r«l^ 8, /. A religious or expiatory
observance, regulated by the moon's
age ; diminishing the daily consiiqip-
tion of food every day, by oaa
mouthfoT, for the dark half of th0
month, and increasing it in like nuor
ner during the light half.

wnr #. OT. A bow. [folia),

^^WfiC «. m. A tree ( Buchanama Z0<t«
WT^W 8, m. A tree (Uteralfy or meta-

phorkally ).
^m^ *. m. A kind of fishing net.
^rnprr v. a. To chew, masticate, gnaw*

Qhih chdh hdten hamty To mince one's

words, to speak little or haughtily,
^rrft 0, m. A key.

^pnEtTrffT «. a. To crunch to 'crush,
^m ^. m. Hide, skin, leather. Ckdm, kfi

ddm ehalana, iy. a. To .atretch to

the utmost a temporary authority.
WtiTC 8. m. The tail of the Bob grun-

niens, used to whisk off flies, &c.
^«f^^ «. m. The betelnut tr«e ( Ar€c4

faufel or. cateck^ ).
WT^^^RC 8, m. Gold.
^f^ s. TO. Eagerness, pleasure ; tasie.
'niK adj. Pour. Char-utiffdl^ s. m* A

palp ifwr inches). Chpir-ungli 8,/.

HandVbiwdth, Qhar-bki, sj, Fouj:-

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rtH

score. Qhar-tuky adj. Broken (inio
four pieces ).
^fl^^ptT adj. Four-fold,
^rrw 8. 771. A dancer or mimic, a kind

of bard, reciter or panegyrist.
^T^Tir *. m. A meeting of two roads.
■■Iim* s. m. The h6ad of a tribe of
Atbeists.

^TTT t. nu Forage, fodder, food for
cattle, buit for fish ; a yoniig plant.
Qharm ddlnoy To bait.

;m^ adj, Beantifdl, pleasing, agreeable,
elegant.

^T«rw s, vii A sophist, a philosopher •
one acquainted with the doctrines of
the schools^ a sceptic in many mat-
ters of Hindtc faith, and considereft
by the orthodox as an atheist or
materialist.

^i^ *./. A beantiful woman, a beauty;
understanding, intellect ; moonlight ;
light, splendor.

^m s. m. The thatch or roof of a house.
s,f. A colour in horses, roan ; gait
motion, movement, pace, procedure,
babit, custom, practice, method, way.
Ckdlpahzrna, To prevail. Chdl chdl^
no. To behave. Chdl dhdl, s.f. Gait,
motion procedure, manners, beha?i- I
our, breeding, politeness. Chal milna,
To smell a rat.

^T^^ adj. Laxative.

"^l^n 8. m. A sieve, a strainer.

•^I^T D. a. To sift. 17. n. To be mis>
chievous. Chalanhar, A sifter.

^^^ s. /. A sieve, a strainer.

^T^ B. /. A fish, a sort of sprat { Cla-
pea caltrata ).

^*T «. 771. Motion, departure ; {met. ) a
lucky moment. j-^^^g^

^m't adf. Uognish, wicked, mischfev-
^^B adj. Forty.

nritH^t arf> Fortieth j ( hme ) the
fortieth day after child-birth, death
of a relation, d;c.
"m^SUsi 8.m. A dimness of sight wWch
is supposed to come on at forty years
of age, and often to be removed on
approaching the forty-eighth or
fiftieth year ; the fortieth year of any
era, or of the century.
^inJWV *./. Quarantme kept after the
death of a relation, child-birth &o.
^m 9. m. Eagerness, i^easure, taste,
desire ; a measure equal to four fin-
gers; a kind ofbamboo. Chao-chochlay
or CA«o-cAoif, Fondness, endearment,
fondling and toying,
^rpuft ». /. Name of a baear in DeUn.
^m^m 9. m. Bice ( cUared of the husk

and not dre9$ed ).
^fr «./. Ploughing. Ckd9i0ma, and

Chatna, To plough.
^9r «. m. A ploughman, a husbandman*
^TT *. /. Desire, wish. love, liking,
affection, choice, want appetite. Chah"
chit, or Chah-o-choz, Love, affection,
dalliance.
^TT^ adj. Affectionate,
^mrw 8, /. Desire, will, wishing, volition,

love, liking.
^rr^fT ^. a. To love, like, desire, wish
for, will, want, demand, choose, need,
require, pary, approve, ask for,
crave, attetopt, try, to see, look tb^
look for.
^XtJe.f, Love, affection, will.
^ifHtt «./. The love of one's country.
^nft% adv. Necessary, becoming, re-
quisite,
'^nftm adj.- Agreeable, desirable, be-
loved. 8, m* A sweetheart, y)ne be-
loved, a darling.
^li\€\s.f. A mbtress, a sweetheart.

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r^f^

^1^ imper. Choose, either, or.

f^lT 8. /. A pain in the loins ; a screen

made of split bamboos.
fq^rZT 6. m. A kind of tassar cloth.
f^«nfT adj, Filtby, greasy, s. m. An oil

niercbant.
f^fij 8. m. Oil. adj. Clean, polished,
smooth ; beautiful (person ) ; greasy,
oily, fat glossy, slippery ; incon-
tinent, lewd, wanton, Chiknabasan,
or,— ^^r* banna, To be incon-
tinent, incorrigible, deaf to ad-
monition. Ohihna chandf adj. Beauti-
fal. Chikni joru, s. f. A sUppery
wife Clnhni tupari, s. f. A kind of
betel-nut prepared by boiling, Qhikni
sural, adj. Prosperous, afluent flour-
ishing. Chikni mitti^ s.f. . Clay.
t^mt «./. Fat of meat ; wantonness ;

gloss, smoothness, polish.
f^WTTT ^>. a. To clean, polisb, smooth,

lubricate, sleek,
ft^ifl^ s. /. Cleanness, glossiness,
sleekness, smoothness, polish ; greasi-
ness ; beauty.
fWPf^T «. m. Beau, spark.
f^RIT^WT V. a. To masticate, to chew

( slowly ).
f^*K«n t>. n. To squeak.
f%«rCT «• m. A kind of antelope found
on the banks of the Jamna ; a kind
. of fiddle.
f%«lft 8. f. An insect like a musquito ;

smut ( obscenity ).
f^%<ir« ». w. . A physician, a practiser

in medicine.
f^f«imr «./ The practice of medicine,
healing, curing, administering or ap-
plying remedies, attenijance of a
yhysiciau on a patient.
fnPif adj. Flat-nosed.
fqrf€^ ». wi. Mud, mire.

t^^ 8. m. Hair ; a lock of Iiair.
fw^rtT adj. Rashly criminal, iuconsider-

otely guilty, punishing or injuring

others without consideration,
f^ift^^ i>. <»• To peck.
f^^CT adj. Restless, inconstant,
f^ 8. m> A musk rat.
T'^WZ adj. Filthy, covered with grease

and dirt,
fwcir a^j. Bland, soft, mUd, unctuous,

emollient.
fkr^s.f. He betel-nut,
fnr«r adj. Clean ; polished ; beautiful

( person ) greasy, oily ; incontinent,

lewd, wanton.
f^iB^ 1. m. Barley meal,
fror*./. A mouse.
fwftfWT ad). Bland, unctuous, emollient.
f^l\ 8. /. A rotten betel-nut. adj.

Flat-nosed,
f"^^ 8. m. Weed.
f'T^^'n V. a. To weed.
fA'^^s.f. A squirrel.

T^TZ 8, m. 1

t^i^ 8. m. > A shrimp, or prawn.

f^i\8.f. 5
|W^5./. I A chicken.

f^nft 8,f. A spark of (fire ) ; a wicked
dwarf Ohinyi jhami, or, — Ohhutna,
or, —nikalna^ To sparkle.

fwn^ ? 8. ^' Scream, screech, cla-

f^l^i J mour. Chingharen mama,

To scream, Qhinghdrna, t>. n. To

scream, to screech ( applied properly

to the elephant ).

f^^ 8. f. A tick ot\ovise,{ofdogs

and sheep),
f^^p ^m 17. a. To scrawl, to score.
Hfq^ 8. m. A Vegetable ( Beta vnl-

garis ).
f^f^^X^\ 8. m. To squejik, shriek, bleat.

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f^HT

f%« $, m. Rag, scrap. Chit uJchdma «.«•

To Bplintor or have small pieces

knocked of farniture.
f^^^f 8. m. A kind of grass or grain ;

mucus, slime.
f^«T^ t.m. A speck, a scar ; a cla^

with the tongue occasioned by an

9orid taste. CkUhdraleigana, To brand,
f^^^ s. jpj. Sunshine.
f^ifT adj. White, fair, t. w, A silver
coin. Okiita ulchama, v. a. To splinter

<>r knock small pieces off fornitnre.
Nft *./. The hen of the little birds

^led Amadavades ( FfingiUa amam-

dava ).
T^Zx s. m. A memorandnm of monej

paid, or the pay of serrants of the

state.
f^ g. /• A note, a letter, a billet

Taldb chitthi, s. /. A snmmons. Chit"

ihipcUiy ckiiikipctttary i.f. Epistolary

correspondence.
(^ ^. 9R. Vexation ; irritation ; arer-^

sion, antipathy. Ckir nikulna, To

banter.
f^^fq^T s. TO. A plant ( Achyranthes

aspera). adj. Cross, peevish, crabbed,

fretfnl.
fW^fww^^Z s.f* Peevishness, fretfulness.
f^f^yHT «. n. To be vexed, to vex, to be

irretated, to fret, to be provoked.
f^Pr^r ad^. Fiery, hot {as ptfpir\

acrid.
PlfrMflld #./. Acrimony,
f^ljr. m. A sparrow-. Chtriy »./. A

hea-sparrow.
ftl^fn «. a. To vex, irritate, mock,

provoke, offend, gibe, jeer,
t^f^m x./. A bird, a hen-sparrow {a

generic term),, a sparrow ; a kind of

•ewmg. Chirii/ah'khanah, s, m. An

aviary. |

f^^fhTTT f , f«. A bird-catcher, a fowler,
f^ s./. Abhorrence, abomination, dig-
like, vexation, provocation.
W?TT t. /. Thought, consideration, re-
flection, anxiety. [xions*

f^T#l<f adj. Though tfnl, reflective, an-
fmr s. /. Intellect, understanding, mind«
life, soul, heart, memory; look^
glance, sense. Chit-chaey Pleasing
to the mind, satisfactory, what the
heart desires. Chit-choray Heart-steaU
er, heart-stealing or heart-alluring.
Chit dena^ To pay attention. Chit
kama^ To make up one's mind. C^t^
lagan, o^f. Amusing, pleasant. Chit
tana-, v,n. To be atttative, attached^
apply to.

N'V adj. Supine, lying, flat on the back.
Chit kamay To throw (one's ad^er^
sary) on his back](a term in wrestling)^
to discomfit, over-come in battle.

ftr<m^il } adj. Piebald, speckled, spot*

ftnrtT ) ted.

f^H'TT '0. n. To look, see, behold, appear|
to be painted.

fretorr «. a. To paint.

f^lw^T *• /. Name of the fourteenth manV
eion of the moon (Spica Virginis).

f^fl^T adj. Piebald, peckled, spotted.

ftH^ «./. A sight, a look, a glanoe.

f^¥2 ''/• Beluctance, repugnance.

ftr^ir adj. Supine, (applied to animate

beings).
fWHTV^V s. TO. A mark where a funeral

pile has been, a mausoleum, a mollh-

ment^

f^clflT ) '0. a. To caution, warn, fip*
Pf^|«l«lt J prize, inform, advise, sug*

gest, remind, intimate, alarm.
Pl<fl^^ s. /. A token; admonition,

warning*

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. W'tn

ft3<T ». m. A person iflio paints flowers,

&c. on wood, a painter^
f^?it*i[ v.<». To see, to look at, to behold,
^mwn «. »>. A cry, a scream.
f%T! ». m. The mind or faenlty of reason •

ing, the heart considered as the seat

of intellect.
t^TOHm s.f. Happiness, gaiety, joy.
fH^Tfl^ adj. Kind-hearted, amiable.
f^trfBfifff 1. m. Madness, derangement,
ftnrr 8. m. A medicinal plant {Plumbago

xeylanica) ; application of a blister.

adj. White.
f^TTT^ir #• m. Conscionsness of pleasure

or pain, the attention of the mind to

its own sensations.
f«nitt./, A B car, spot, freckle, &c.; a

kind of serpent ; a coim worn smooth

by rubbing. Chittidar, adj. Speckled.

Xjhitti lana. To sear,
t^ s, m. A monument, or any mark

of the scite of a funeral piU.
f^riTT s»f. A funeral pile,
f^ v. a. A picture, painting, delinea-
tion, writing^ &c. ; a circular orna^

ment^ a sectarial mark on the fore«

head.
f^iWfTT *. m, A portrait-painter, a paint-
t^'WrKt »./. Portrait-paintjing, painting,
f^il^ 9» m. A mountain in BundeU

khandy the modem CompUhf and first

habitation of Rama in hirt esile.
^^^Ki.m, Aportraitf^pai^ter, a painter.
t^R^ *. m. A name of Jam ; Jam*i

xAgistrar,
f%^^Mia.J. A SHMiU bird, the 4fiyna,
f^iR^ «./• A creeper (Cisttn pedata) ;

b 4i^ind of metre.

}«./• A plant {Himwniiu
cordifoUa); Bengal miad-

clor (Ruhia manjeth). [called.

H^^^r i^/. The M^fna^ a amaU bird so

f^Wfftf^ J adj. Of various coJoiit,
ftrflftftnf J variegated.

f^rsfft^m #. m. Change of diet, eating
of unusual food. [^colour

f^iRI #. m. Variegated or spotted ( tb$

ftw^mr #./. A gallery of juctures, a
picture-room.

PVWT #•/. Name of the fourteenth man-
sion of the moon < JSpica VirginU ).
adj. yariegated, spotted, epeckled.

fvWTT 1* m. A kind of snake ; a plant
( Plumbago ziylanica ) ; jellow orpi-
ment ; vermilion.

Vl«ft t. /. The second ( Hindu ) divi-
sion of women.

tWfT t. m. A rag, tatter«

f^f^^T €dy Tattered, ragged, dotfaed
in rags.

fWlT?»rT V. a. To tear to pieces ; to fill
a paper with writing or scribbling ;
to abuse^ revile, treat with indignity.

f^T X. /. Ardor ttrma,

f^m^m ^. n. To throb, to shoot (0U
bot% ire. ) ; to cry, to screech,

f^TT<t »./. A spark ( of fire ).

f^n^ i.f. A ipark ( affire ) . wfoked
dwarf. Chingi jhamu or, -^-cAAuAM;
or, — fUkahiOy To sparkle.

(^•rf^iT e. t». To scream, squeakf
squall.

f%^pr *. m. Study.

f^?»lT «. a. To study, to think.

I^T^ «. /• Reflection, consideratibn,
recollection, care, doubt, danga*^
rick, anxiety^ thought/ peril.

f^19W adj. Disturbed in thought or
distracted by any idea.

pfunm V. a. To cause to study.

I^m cMJf. Thoughtful, anxious.

Pmr^ff^ t. m. A fabulous gem, suppos-
ed to yield its possessor whatevw
may be required.

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IWv^ sdf. Thinking, thfd^iglitfnl.
fv«in9l7R[ 9, m. Council -house or room.
M^mt ^* ThoQgfatfaly inxious, re-
flective, r^hmking.
f%f%9T !•/. Beflection^ eonsideraiiony
fnr «. m. A kind of grain ( Pame^m

f^ s. m* A Mar, mark, spot, stain,
pffrn, symbol-, token by wWch any
tiling is known, feature, aignatnre.
OhinJi ehftrhanoy To stigmatize

%Trft M f r ^^ acquaintance.

f^q«4l "o. fin To stick, adhere, collapse ;
to spread or sink ( aa inlt on 4amj>
p^pet ) ; to be compressed. Ohipmh
jafia, To fail i»Iore at fifst siglit.

fttrPfxn <»/^\ Claimny^ viacid, glntinoiusi

adbcstrei

%mP»MI*U \ •• *• To adkere, to coberej
f^TOjm J to stick.

f^ufrm^e^/. Viscosity, glutinousnefls,

tcDceity, stickness.
fiqrsr «<(;. Olaftm^^ yiteeatt, gIntino««*
f^rvzT<TT «: A To s0d, turf, to apply

pailAes^ stick.

f^rnfm ^. Bleatdj {aOke eyu ).

fVnuA 9.f. Small cakes o£ dried cow-
dnng«

%qm 11. n. To be concealed.

fVm f . «. &nm ( e/ fS^ fy^i ).

f^oHf a((;. Shallow, i. /. Name of a bird.

iViQtir t. m. A sparrow-hawk.

f^f^ «./. A patch on paper .

Altl^^ adj* Cliildish^ boyish.

%fi|W ? . tfA'. TTnpolite, childish, boy-
ftr^f m. Chamapnoi, t. m. Boy*

isBneif , childhlmets.
f¥f» r./: The cMtf. [)^e.

Ml(%irt J^fli. Oil become Tiieons by
jlWi^ V t>/*. adbcM, td stick. <?W»
^n^mrj^ fMtt r#Afi#, If. Hi. Xo^leare

to.

fswRfF ». w. Tongs, foroept.

fi^?^T5VT 1?. H. To adhere, tc^ clitt|f %9i

ft^nft 111^1 1 1?- «. To pinch.

f%W^a«(;. Elastic, tongk

f^^r ad^. Tough, ductile, flezibW

hardy. [duotiUty.

ftnHfrt *./. Power, vigour, flexibility,
fw«rffWT t7. II. To tonghen, grow tougik
fir*<yilg *./. Toughness, flexibiliigf,
ftm^ <«4^'. InfrangibU {,a*q\uClfw inr^

ttaltce >, hard. [M0«f tft^ ).

fif«m ae^*. GlnthMMiB ( «« oi7 5y Zo.n^
P^ftr 9. m. A parrot ; a plant, fromtli*

fibres of which coarse doth and '<>?•

arc made,
ftnc adj. Long ( fwii« ).
ftpWtH^*. Longrlived*
ftrr^im «• a. To have a scanty stool.
tWfiirrd adj. Dilatory, tedious, slow*
finpHTW «. m# A long period, adv. Al-
ways, elwnwUyf Ohirkdi u, odtn

Long ago.
ftTOi2 «. f», A bit»*piece, a rag.
f^TOPfelT adj. $. fiu Jl tatterd^alicMt

ragg«cl.
fwtftWT a^ Dilateiy, tedions, stew.
IWNr t. ». A mediijiijal» pjant^c^cjy-i:

ranthes (j^^Mrd) ; a ebild»
t^i^fiMim #. m Ta oraekW (a*^ woad ^

«fajfr«), to sputter, to.ctewwiAa

cracking noisf^, to chide.
ftrcftRTfZtv/ PeeTiflhn^8,fr^tfuInesra.
fwnftwwT fj. n. Tabe kng-liyed.
fKK^Iftftadj. Longrliyed.
f^^ritAnr r. m. A crow; Mhnu adj.

Long-lived.
fil^Clf^ »/. A woman married or ^in-

gle, who continues to reside afjer

matntity in her father's home «

young woman.
^fim#. w. A kindoif Geniia^ {Oetiana

Cherayi^i.

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^nr

fwKM 1 adj.X)]d, ancient, an tiqnated^
fin?W J long, lasting

f%WT i>. n. To be torn or split, to split,
f^finr 1?. a. To cause to tear or te be

torn.
ftlC^rrat adj. Long enduring, lasting

or remaining, for a long time.
finCT^ f ./. The smell of burning leather,

hair, &c.
tnxmr i>. a. To cause to tear or be torn,

cause to split. [a Divinity.

^fT§ adj. Long-lived. « m. A Deity,
Wrft^ i.f. A woman staying in her

father's house.
f^Pft^ *./. Nat of the Ohironjia w-

pt'da, and the tree,
t^^ «. /. Beseeching, begging, re-
questing.
fwmm 9,f. Refulgence, glitter.
I^^IPTT t>. n. To glitter, to shine,
ffusftr^inr t>i n. To sjirieir, scream,

screech,
f^'i^nrr adj. Lousy.
IVw^ 9. m. The part of a hikka which

contains the tobacco and fire.
fro'Pift 9, f, A wash-hand bason of me-
tal With a cover to it ; part of aAuife-

Ictt fired under the chilam.
"f^^nrt *•/. A skreen for keeping out

the glare, a venetian4>lind, a lattice.
fw^Tf^m n.m. A shutter.
H^^T adj. Splashy, muddy, slimy.
fw^rfhWT V. tf. To peck.
fw%V «./. Twitch, stitch.
fn s, m. The Bengal kite (Faldo chila),
f^W^ 8. f. A louse. ChSUar mdma.

D. a. To louse.
frnp t. TO. A bowstring ; gold threads

put in the borders of a turban. C^t(-

la hhynchna^ a. a. To bend a bow ;
' to prepare for battle. CJUttti char-

Adfki, t>, a, To bend a bow*

ftWPTT a. n. To scream, fihnfi}:^ roar,
bawl, bellow, cry out, exclaim.

f^lTT^^ *. /. Cry, outnery, scream.

^ift 8.f. A kind of dish made of eggs ;
a blockhead, one who plays niiacliiev-
o^BLA prank. ,

f^^V 8. m. The flesh of a kite ( Ih
eatmg (/ which i8 8aid to produce nai"
neti ) ; screaming like* a kite.

ffTTWr «. a. To embellish, decorate.

f^fr^mi i. fn. Warbling of tiie night-
ingale, &c. ; the sound of fireworic9.

f^ s, m. A mark of wiy kind, a spot,
stain, sign, symbol, &c. ; a banner, i
standard, a symptom.
'ifi\9,/. Small ant. [upon.

^itn9f\ «. n. To be bruised by being trod

^4)^*?T X. m. Large black ant.

^ft^'A «./. The diminutive of chxunta,

^JtuVT 8. m. Rice parched ^nd eat«ii
raw.

j| > 8. m. Mud, slime.

^ftwz 8, /. A mixture of oil and doBt
adf, G^reasy or dusty ( a8 doth >.

^m 8,f. A scream, screech, shrieL
Chxkh mama^ To scream, screech,
shriek, cry. [ taste;

^HiT «. n. To roar scream. t>. o. To

^^^ 8. m. A squirrel.

^Wt «./. A note, letter, billet.

^^ 8, m. Hips, buttocks. Chitar iekna,
To get rest, to sit down.

^ftiHT i>. a. To wish, think or imagine ;
to draw, to paint. ^

^ihwr *. m. A certain animal of the
forest ( pet'haps a leopard or pdiUheff
or 8om$ other spoilt , cMiimtfZ)^ *(^
Spotted, variegated, speckled (ctdaur)

Vhff 8. m. Painting ; thought, wish
understanding, wisdom; leopard of
panther {Felie JHbata ^ HmUiHf^ ^

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< m )

ford) ; a medicinal plant (Plu7fiba§^
z^lanica),

^HfT V. tf. To rend, to tear.

Vhr s. m. A sort of grass {Vanicum
^mUlaeium) ; a eonntrj,(3una; a sort
of cloth.

^fNv^ #. f». Mininm or red-lead
draught in eaksn or lumps from th$ hUla
on fk$ north-'WSit of Bengal, and be-
twe$n it and China).

ifWt «./. Sugar {coarn^ being { ferhape
to named from Chin^ China^ whence
it might ha^oe beenfirei brought to India
01 etigareandtf is called }Aisri, appa-
renttlyfrom Misri, Egypt), adj. Be-
longing tOy or produced in China,
Chinese.

^fhr f « m. A marfir, a token by which
any thing is known.

^¥WT «. a. To know, to recognize.

^IWt $, m. An acquaintance.

^^ t./. Rheum of the eyes.

^t s. m. Rent^ slit, strip ; attire ;
tearing^ rending, splittig, slitting^
s.f. Cloth ; a sort of corering or
dress for women, clothes, attire ; the
Pine tree ( Finns longi folia). Chit nt-
halna, To break through troops.

ifttWT>. i». *So rend, tear, split, slit ; rip,

' cleaVe^ saw, Sarrow.

^txj #. «i. Incision, cut, wound, slit ;

* rirginity; a turband. Chira-utdma,
D. a. To deflower. Chircb-band, A
wgin.

^iVft s.f. The ends or hem'of a garment.

^m s. m. The Gentian plant ( Gen-
tiana Cherayta).

^ s.f. A kite IFako ehUa). Chtl
jhapatta mama^ To snatch.

25,}*./. A louse.

^N^ e. oi« The tattered clr^s* of «

Bouddh mendicant, or of any mendv-
cant. [caokU

^tfft^ 1. m. A Boudh or Jyn mendi-

^^TW s.f, A reserroir, cistern. Chuan-
khai, e. f. A deep ditch with water
springing at the bottom.

ia^ s.f. A tax gathered daily from
grain merchants, being as much
grain as a roan can grasp in hia
hands.

^*^prr #. iw. Ascarides.

'ffuWT s. m. Blinkard. Qlhundh-lema^
a. n. To be purblind, to see dimly.

^ o^;. Blinkard ; bad ( at a Acrnd^
toriting ).

J^ s.f. Settlement

jm^ «. n. To be finished, to be com-
pleted, to be fixed ; to be agreed
upon, to be adjusted.

JWfk, #./. A task, agreement, adjust-
ment, decision. Chukai dena. To

escape one's notice, to gi?e one the
slip.

jmnx tf. tr. To finish, complete, settle^
adjust - to fix the price of.

^^Shn s^ m. A task, agreement, adjust-
ment, decision, settlement,

KVY e, m. A small tank or pit^ a shal*
low hole with water in it. r

'JWTt i- m. The roaring of a lion.

W# #./. Deceit, fraud. ChukkideMf
V. a. To deceire, to play tricks.

^ s. m. Sorrel; sourness ; acid sea-
soning.

^fiiwrr s.f. Wood sorrel ( Oxalis mono^
delpha ), according to other autho-
rities ( Ritmex veeieariut ).

IHf #./• A plait or fold in a garment.

^imr V. n. To peck, to pick up food

' witJb t&e beftk, to* pick up food, W
feed.. Qhug kn0p t. «• To aelec^
choosy culL

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^■piTT, « a. To catise to peck or pick

up food with the beak.
^ $./. A tax gathered daily from

grain merchants, being as ranch grain

M a matt can graap in his hand.
^^irt^ifT 9. n. To fondle, to chirp to, to

oheer by making the n<HBe occasioned

by drawing in the breath with lips

^otrnded.
^^ft 9.f. Blandishment.
^^TWT D. n. To drop, to be drenched

with water, to be dripping wet with

sweat, water, Sto.
^ «. m. The female breftst or bosom.
^pi^ $. 771. Large breasts.
i^fT^ i.f. A pinch; snappirt^of tfc#

Sng^^ I the hammer of a gnn ; a

mole of printing ekth op gvilbadctn ;

an ornament worn on the toes^ CAut-

Jsihhamtt^ or— fea<iy To nip, to pioeh ;

to throw out prtwoking in#innaiions.

Chuthiy$i^ men urdMf To put one of

with a joke,
^v^S9^ ^* ^* Pleasantry, facetionsness,

wit, hnmor ; connndtum. Chatkala'

94^ adj, Amnsing.
%zm\ 8. m, A cne or lock of hair worn
• behittdi

JSJir } ^'^- Towonnd.

^f?nn i.m. A spy to thieres, i^e heat
of agiwgof thieree. 1./. A lock of
liair loft OA the bead whea the r«8|t
is shared.

wAmadj^ Wonnded, bmiaed, afrfcken.
^#./. Anisutatiraaonnd.

badriee.
Tf^^ t* fjfc Tto gkdsial m mmm nbo
. V *•* ^le.Fregn^at IP a hurt a toy ;
rij woman, slut^ sMIm.

w^w*rT ^.m. I . . ,
V^i^^S'/^ J Ascandes.

«5»rif i.f. Plaiting { cloth ), pkuta.

^5»pr $. m. Rnmple^ crease.

^^ <. /. A mode of dymg doth, is
which they are tied in diffdrest plaoea
previous to dipping them ia the dy«^
so as to prevent the parts tied from
reeeiving the colour, alaoi cloths dyed
in this manner.

wwwmt ) V. a. To canse to pick,
^«lim ) choose, select, atrange, pnt

in order» &c. Chuna Una, ^. a. To

plant ( cloth ); to kill by building a

persrm into a wall.

^TTTfT #./. A plait, plaiting.

^f^^izi i* m. A box for holding the liqie
used to chew along' with bet^l ; tha
folding of the doth called iari, worn
by womezu

^ft^i.f. A small box for holding t|ta
lime used to chaw along with betel f
a small spoon used to tdce out tha
lime ^ encouraging troops iiLvthe tima
ofbattle(/<r tiy&tc& parpas^i there i$
da officer in Indian ormtst ) ; aelec^
ting from an army ^e fittest men
for a desperate ent^rpricQ; a practice
which formerly prevailed at JSin0r0$m
( on the lUh of Mk, ehukl pakt^
the inhabiiante were V)ent to ewfm
zeroes the ri^sifr itndjprmingjhemedv^
into two partiee, ta %JU to^ etoordif
cluhSf ^0, )

^^e,Ji A procuress, a bawdi.

^^WTa4f. JPIinkard.

^jffrWT «;a. To be pntbliad. to «•
dimlj,

wmadj. ]Pim, pr^liH dim^igWpi*

W«T v.tL To gather, pick, choose;
aelecty coll ; to pick up food ( ^
M-diy^topIaoain order, axxai^fQ^

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^r

to plait ( dath ). t. m. Ascmri^^s.

Barwt^za ehunna, To cloae a door
with bricks.

%rft i.f. A amall ruby ; asearides.
^ n^. Sflettk intefj. Saenee i ( O^
mmrd nth being understood ) $./. SU-
enoeas OAup io^i^ or Cltupki iagni^
V, n. To be atmok dumb,
^'rmaii^. SiUait.
yg^s.f. Sileuca.

T'^rm J adf. Silent, adtr. Fartwrij,
^^l^ $ by stealth silently,
^^rmrm ^. a. To keep aileaca. CAwp-

ckupate, adv. Silently, secretly,
^pirm ». «. To varBish, coyer, smooth,

anoint ; palliate, besmear.
^TT ad^. Plausible though false,
yr^ adj./. Oiled, greasy; smooth,
plausible. Chupri bat, «,/. Flattery,
soft words. Chupri rot i ,./ Cafces
rich with clarified hotter,
y^*./. Silence.
^r»T^*./. A |»liinge in water, dip,
^»TWr ♦. n. To be stuck or thrust into,
to pierce, to be pricked, pierced^
goaded s^tabbed, to penetrate.
^HT«n t».a. to stick into, thrust into,
pierce, goad, stab, prick.

5^ I ^. m. A kiss. Chftma-^hatL
^ J «./. Dalliance.

^^nm V. a. To cause to kiss.

J WiWir *. HI. Kissing ; a kiss.
^^s.TH. The load-stone.
%viie.f^ Lock of hair,
^f ^ s. m. Powder.

^«l^*. TO. > A sonnd with' the lips
^n'mt*./. J by which dogs and

horses ore called.
Ttl?^:^ If. a. To coax, speak kinly to

soothe ( by dr<Hmn(/ in the breath with

protruded Upe. ).
IT'W s. m. A kisser, a lecher ,- a rogne,

a cheat ^ the loadstone, a magnet ;

extract (Jrom » book 4re.) ;vl general

scholar, one who knows parts in a

nriety of books ; the npper part or

»ai<Wle of a balance.

[pnrttle.
«. n. To chirp ; to prate, to

^WCT adj. Orisp, acrid, sonnd.

^^1^ «. m. An imitative sound.

▼^m V. a. To steal, filch, rob.

^ 9. /. Bangles or rings made of
glass, «rc. and worn or the wrist ; »
kind of bracelet ; a small well.

^nm>. n. To gabble, to prattle.

^ 8. m. Nap, drowsraees, nodding.

W^#./. Dregs.

wm #./. Itching, scratching.

W9WW s. m. Wantonness, inconstancy.

Wtwn»«rrr.«. To itch, to titillate.

ww^ #./. Wantonness, in constancy.

^Wm adj. Restless, fidgetting ; rfry,

^^IHPTT 1?. fi. To be restless, to be

n^isg, to fidget, to be fidgetty.
Wir^N^ «. m. Gaiety.
▼it'Wfd e. /. Bestlessness ; gaiety,
^mwf^ adj. Restless, fidgetting ;

»"7^ gay.
wnrr. If. To dista, canae to drip.
^^rt^t. w. A kind offish,
w ^r 9, w. A blear eye.
I W^m •<$*. Blear-eyed.
^jttt.f. A fire-place, chimney.
^A *• '^^ ^ handful, the palm of the
hand coftti*acted #ater. Qhullu-hkar
p<m\ men dub mama ). ( lit to drown
cn^e ee\f in a handful of water ). To
be greatly ashamed. ChuUu chullu
sadhna, To get a habit of drinking
by gradual increase. Chuth* men nllu
hona, To be intoxicated with |i
mouthful.
\WTTt <w&'./. iewd, libidinous (woman).
\^^^ adj. m. Lascivious, lewd.

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^^ir«n V. n. To throb.

^ fl«t 8,/. A mouthfal of drink.

^ W9< s, m. One in the habit of sack*

ing ( met, a ttpfler ).
^ B^ s.f. A child's coraL
^ ift «. /. The juice of fruits.
^ ^^JV «<&'. Deeply-coloured,
^ t^ T^ v. n. To glow as a coloar, to

die a deep colour, to blush ( a flower).
^J%^ 9. /. Mention ; cheer, jollity,

mirth, merriment, festivity, Chukal

Jcarna^ To carol, to make merry.
^▼^T $. m. A large wooden peg, a

tent-pin.
^ T^ adi, Oomic
^ f%^\ s.m. A little mouse,
^ift «./. Toll, tax, duty.
^^XZa.f. Singing of birds.
W*^ $,/. Breast, dug, nipple.
%'zi 8. m. A large ant.
\it i.f, A smal\ ant.
'ffSnr v. d. To gather (aflomr) to

claw, pinch.

^ ^fWt I adf. Dim, purblind, dim-sigh-
n'm I ted.

«^HT part, pass. Kissed.

W^nm #./. Areserroir, acistern, 0A«-

an khaiss. 4./. A deep ditch with

water springing at the bottom.
^1 s, /. An error, faulty inadrertency,

blunder, mistake, failing, miss. o^;.

Sour, acid, t . m. A medicine made

of boiled lemon juice and pome-

grantes.
mmr t^. n. To blunder, mistake, depart

from, err, miss, fail^ miscarry.
f|liT s. m. A kind of sorrel ( Rumex

^esicarius ) ; a kind of earthen pot.
^ «. m. A medicine, orris-root, orrice,

or iris-root.
Wt «./. Breast, pap, nipple, teat, dug.
mz s^m* A cracky a noise*

w^ i. fn« A silver or gold omamfnt
worn by Hindu widows ; the ring
fastened to elephants* teeth.

•rar «./. A single lock of hair left oi»
the crown of the head at the cer6*^
mony of tonsure ; a peacock's crest ;
' any crest ; plume, diadem &c. th»
head ; top, summit ; a kind of brace-
let. #. m. The rings fastened to
elephants' teeth • a kind of food
made of parched rice.

^fTirfw 8. m. A jewel worn in a crest,
or a diadem ^ the Omija ( Abrm prS'
catarius )•

^fflWl s.f. A kind of grass ( XyHwi^flr
fnonoeephala ) adj. Crested, having a
lock of hair on the crown of the head»

mrf 91 adj. Orested, having a lock of
hair, &c. on the top of the head.

ntlft #./. Bangles or rings made of
glass, &c. and worn on the wrist,
Churidar^ Drawers, sleeves, made
too long, so as to be crumpled into
plaits.

n 8. m. Flour • lime.

m^ 8, m. The backside, Ohutar haj^
ana, To be overjoyed. Chutar sukorM,
To loiter, to hang back. Chutar te
Jean gdnthna. To speak eqtiivocally,
to use far-fetched expressions.

^ 8. m. Flour ; lime.

^ «. n. To leak, drop, distil, to be
filtered, to ooze, exude; to drop from
the tree when ripe (fmU ). 8, nu
Lime Chuna-pagni, s.f, A dancmg
girl. Ckuna lagana. To defame.

^'ft #./. Pulse split or ground very
coarsely ; a 3park or small ruby or
other gem.

V 11^ «• m« Grease.

V^ adf. f. Oiled, greasy, smooth,
plansible. Chupii bat, s.f. Fl&ttery,

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* ijftirorila. ^'Jinpri rdfi, 5./. Ofkkes
Tick With clarified butter.

^^ 8,m. Prick, puncture,

^ ^^WRir< s. m. X magnet.

^ iH a. wi. Kissing,

^ if*fT "O. <». To kiss.

^m «. »i. A kisa. C/iumtf-c^aft, «./.
Dalliance.

^ ^ ^. f». Powd<;r, filings, atoms, ae^'.
Bmised. CWr-c/mr, a^. Broken to
atoms ChiHr rahna^ To sot. 0/inr ibar-
fi{», To break into snialJ pieces, to
shatter. CMlv kone^ To be broken
into small pieces ; to be enamonred
'of, to be in love, to be *ired Nashek
*snen chdr Itona, To be intoxicated.

"^ W «. w. A powder composed of med-
icines for promoting digestion.

^^^ «. m. Filing • ' saw-dnst ; grain
redncod to coarse par^clos to be
<;lHicked into the B»onth.

^^ 5. / A bread rich wi& clari&ed
batter ^ a bracelet.

'm^ s, m. Powder, dnst, any pnlverul-
ont of minate division of substance ;
fossile alkal^ efflorescent salt ; aro-
matic powder, ponnddd sandal, &c.

^ ^^pf ^ ^« w. A lock of hair, a curl or
onrling hair.

^^liW «. wu i'ebble, gravel, hardened
fragmeiits of earth, of brick ; lime-
atone module, <5ommonly known m
India b^ the name of Kankar^

^4t «. «. To reduce to very small
piecos ^ to at^ms.

Y if t. m. A kind of swectment made
of sugar Md crumbled broad.

^ 131 1 /. A tlBHon, the piirt of a joiner's
woHc wMsh fits imto attoiliet ( di a
dote-taiSL ) ; a prvoi upon which a
door turns { a* on a hingt ) ; aii axle-
tree arm. QhuUn vkhai^a, or, — dhili

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hona. To be tried, worn out iriil|

labour,
^^fs.f. A<jre«t.

^ ^^TT u. a. To drop, to leak, to ooze, ti

exude.
^ €«rr o, a. To snct
^ ^ «./. Child's coral, a sncking stick

for children.
^ %M «• w. The act of hunting by do*

cei^Bg game with a stalking horse,
^ T^I £. m» A Hindu sweeper.
^ X^ 8. n^. The wife of a GA«*ra, a

Hindu sweeper-woman.
^ ^in i>. a. To suck.
^^ s^m. A rat, a mouse. Chuk$'ii0nf

«. m. A monse-trap. Hyhuhe-maf'f

s. m. Jl sparrow-hawk, eormorant^

a mouser.
%^ s.f. A mouse.
^AM^s.m. Brats.
'€' ^ «. /l A needle-case.
^'n^K^^ V. w. To chatter, chirp, mur-
mur, grumble, s(|neak«
^ ^{ oc^ Young, little. [irtss.

^v s.m. The acrid resin of fmits and
^8»m, A servant, a slave.
^IM8./, A ii^racle ; a deception.
^[it s.f, A female servant.
^r i* nt. A servant.
^t s./* A female servant or slave.
^9 8. 9N. Memory, remembrance, though t^

perception, consciousness ; ciremor

spcction.
^^^ adj. Alive, living, feeling. 9. m.

Reason, rationality, caution ; soul,.

self ; undorstanding, intelligence^

wisdom, reflection.
^11 n. a. To remember, think of,

advise, reflect, be aware, perceive j to

recover the senses, to be round. 9^/r

Action.

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^^TT

^nr 9, «k An atlmonisher.

^•11 s. 7/j. Millet ( Panicum Italkttm )•

^^^J V. a. To stick together.

^^t4:«./. Sla^ierj,

^Wm 9* TO. The Gentian plant ( Gen-

^ tiana Cherayta ). [girl.

^ s.nu A female servant, a slave-

*%irT #• TO. A slave brought np in the
house ; a pupil, a disciple ; a servant.

*flt s.f. A slave-girl, a female servant.

^^s.f. Silkidoth).

^^ s.f. Application, endeavour, effort,
Qizertiofv motion, ezerdae^ search,
appearance, bodily act or function.

"fzi s. m. Black ant.

^H 8.m. The twelfth Hindu month
( Mmreh- April ).

^1!^ 9. TO. Soul, spirit, the Deity con-

t Aklered as tiie essence of all being ;
reason, understandings caution, per-
ception, the possession of the proper
aasa of the faculties ; an animal or
sentient being, adj. In possession of
the 8ense8> awake, rational, sensitive,
cautious, attentive, aware^ perceiving,

WW «- TO. The twelfth Hindu month
iMarch'Apiil),

W ^ «• m. Sase, relief, repose, tranquil-
lity ; denying a bet in gaming, im-
posture.

W m 8, TO. A kind of com.

WWT *. m. A billet of wood cut for
burning, &c.

<I!WWT V. tL To prick, pierce.

wTwWT 8. TO. A joint of bambu used to
send letters in.

WfilTf«TO. A funnel.

wtw«./. Beak, biU ; a point

W^reT 8. m. Playfulness, blandishments,

• endearing arts and expressions,
coqu^liy, tojishness.

«rteWT 8. TO. The ribbon wifli which hair

Is tied or brsuded at the end, tb^ eim
or lock of hair behind ^ false hair
mixed with the real.

wtzt s. /. The hair braided behind
( tail ) ; Iwaid, cue ; top, apex, Sam*
mit, pinnacle ; an ornament worn om
the head by women. Chonti aemdt^
far ghisna, To be veiy vain or aspir*
ing CAonth-A^dt, A slave. Chonti^/trnt-^
wdna, To be a slave ; to be obedient.
Chonti Jdsi-ki hath men ana. To have
a power over one, to subdue.

wTwT 8. TO. The head ; hair braided oa
the top of the head.

WtWfT «. a. To scratch, to claw.

wNnw v. n. To be purblind, to aee
dimly,

^fNts./^ Dimness, dulness of sight.

whr } a./. Wish, desire, fondness ^

Cm J alacrity, avidity ,• a gold oma-
meut worn or the front teeth.

Wt^ «. TO. A perfume j the pod or skin
of any kind of pulse ; a wind-fall

Vl^i'f ^« TO. A mountain robber^ a
mountaineer and outlaw.

^^I^ «./. Dropping, dripping.

'Thrill «. a. To cause to drip, to disti^
drop, filter, draw off.

'fimKe. TO. Hjoak, of wheat, bran.

^m^dj. Sharp, pungent^ keen. e^m.
A medicine, orris-root.

^ftWT <Kij. Pure, unadulterated, genuinet,
neat, good, choice, fine, sharp^ pun-
gent> keen j clever, dexterous ; pleas-
ing, delightful, beautiful.

^htlt «./• Pnrity, sharpness.

*wtacl^./. Sharp (foae in wtfw).

^me.m. Food of birds brought ^
from the crop ; food of birds in gen.
eral. Ckoga badabia, To bill, c^aress
aa doves by joining hills.

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ih^ 9.nL A fonneT.

^j>^W!T *. wi. Plajfalness, blandishment,
endearing arts and ezpreasions, co-
quetrjTy tojrtshness.

^ftv 8, fn, Sttbtfln688> beantj.

^Wfr tf^P. SnbtiL

tfte ^./. A hurt, braise, blow, d&mag:e ;
fall ; spite ; effort, attemf>t, assi-

'- dnity ; desire, wish, aim. Chot-par
c\ot^ One misfortone follows another,
nrisfortttnes come not singly. C^^
teeH&hnoy To defend ; to bind np the
edge of a sword, &c. to restain by
magic. C&oC hhata^ To be hnrt^ to
to receive a blow ; to suffer loss.

^Itet s. m. Discount or preminm, inde-
pendent of interest ; treacle.

^itft^mt If. <f . To seize by the hair.

*<>#./. A lock of hair left on the
top of the head, the plant or tie of
hair behind, a one ; top, summit,
summit of a hill ; a petticoat. ChoU
na lumtt^ To excel* to be pre-eminent
or unrivallf d.

'^ttrs.m. A thief.

wt^ 8. m. A bodice or jacket.

''ihr 8. m, Oow-duncr.

^il^nm »dj. Blinkard. [dimly.

^*HiW ^. n. To be purblind, to see

"ttfft 8.f. Dimness, dnlness of sight.

lf^^ «./. Desire, wish. hope.

^vtm s.m. A nail ; a kind of yictuals
given upon great occasion, marriages,
^c,; prey ; puncture.

^Nt f . m. Husk of grain ; the scale of

' a fish ; a hole dug in the sandy bed
of a rirer which has dried, in whfch

. wator is found.

^ 8;m. A thief, a robber. Ch&rialu

9. J. A quibksand. Chor-cluMiir^

t 1. w. A thief. CA^-^oita, «: ». By-

JDom^ concealed drawer. CTay-iar-

maz^^ 9. m. Trap-door/ CW-^ibry
9. m. Plantiir and defendant • all tho
parties of a lawsuit ; a thief anci
what he has stolen, Chor-zcmin, JL
quafl;mire, bog. Ch9r'8irki s.f. Back*
stairs. Ckor Uirhy t.f. A back-
door, a by-door. Chor-gaU^ s./. A
by-road, back-lane. OAdr-Soi^aiui, -a. tu
To be injured, to be damaged. Chor^
tagna 8lu»ma-lcot Ta waste a candU
by a thief being attached to it. Chor-
makall, f . m. The apartments of the
concubines of great men, Chor-man^
dura, 8. m. A game played by chil-
dren. Ckar-mahichnif «./. Hide and

^J^*./. A kind of grass {Andropo-*

g^n MctUcUum ).
i^Km V. <». To steal.
<rtV #. /. Thefty roguery, robbery,

stealth. G^t-cWi, <$d'0. By stealthy

clandestinely.
^ItHT s. TO. A bodice, a garment wont

by a bride at her marriage, a waist-

coat, the body of a gown, a jacket ;^

ft small betel-basket ; a country, the

modem Tanjare, the name is also

supposed to apply to ft pari of SiW ,

hHm in Bengal,
^t^ $•/. A bodice^ a waistcoat, the

body of a gown, a jacket ^ a email

betel^basket,
^tfT s. m. A perfume ; the pod or skia

of any kind of pulse ; a wind-fall

(/Mi ).
^m d^j. Any thing (fruit especiallii/),

capable of being sucked, as a m^go,

&c.
^f%^[lf\^fWT 8. m. The lower jaw.
^Wf s. f». . A large peg or .pin.
wt «. m. A back-tooth ; plopghshare^

0^* ( ft WWlPa* ) Four Qhon-iafhtf^

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^wv

1, m, A kind of jacket not open «n-
der the arms. Chou-hcmdiy s^f. Giv-
ing a horse new shoes ; the fasten^
iiigs of baggage. Choti-bhirf <Bdif. On
all Rides, all round. CAmi-ptird^ m^.
Fonr-^ieced. Chan-pas, <idvi All
rmmd, aronnd^ Chour-p^hal^ tkdj.
Four-sided. Chou^tah, a^. Of fonr
folds. ChovL-jugt, adj. Of the four
ages or ^eat {: Hindu ) perioda of
the world. CAou^^aftaZ^,^^ Of f^ur
stories {ahmej 4^.) Qhofi'^ukhi ^
adj, ^onr-faced, having ffenr faces,
.Ghou-mekha, Tying the elbows be-
hind.

••{Wrft «. /. A ( silv^er ) fonr anna pi^pe,
a qnartier mpec^

^iNr «./. The act of starting, start.

^TNutt v. n. To start, boggle^ start xyi^^
fron^ sleep. Qhounk uthr^. To stji.rt^
to wince>^ Chouni pamay To bonuce,
start np. [g^er*

^^¥9 8, m. An nntamed a^iimal, a bog-

^T'Tf 8, m. Wheedling. Chottnfjt^ kar»(»,
To wheedle out of money.

WTift*./. Wheedling. Choungi-baz, s, m.
A wheedler. CTiQun^-bazi^ s.f. Sharp-
ing, &c.

WTW 8. m. A blockhead.

^Tiror «. m. A terrace or ipoiind to sit
and converse on ; a cnetoDn-houflie ;
a police office.

^nft^ adj. Thiry-four. , *

WlfvpiTTT t?. n. To be confused^ frighten-
ed otrt of one*8 senses, amazed^ dtfz-
zled or astonished.

WT^T s. fu. An apartment under ground
for grain.

WT<V 9,f. An instmrnent for driving
away rfics, a fly flapper. [crsi

♦t«^ « m. A game ; a garland of flpw-

%rt*(. <• "'• A market; a sq^uarc of a

city ; a conrt-arcl ; a square pfaa»
filled, at marriages and on other ocea-
siona of rej9iciwgs, with *WBotmo«te,
which after certain eeremonies are
distributed. Chouh-bhama or CTiaut-
puma, To fill a Chauk or sqnare 0ac9
with sweetmeats on some occasion of
rejoicing. Cho^k*pattd9 a seat on
which the peoi^e sit and eat m the
chau^.
^y^Pf ac^. Good, well, fine, excelleat.
^iUKWt 8. m-M A ring of tijra p^ails wprib

in each ^ar.
^(^^ ^. /. A bound* a spring^^ a bounce -
a ring of pearls worn in, the ear by
men. CHoukari hhamoy To leap^
bound, bounty Choukari hJiuhuu To
forget qne's bonnd> i. e. to be
i^ascinajficd. to have one'^ senf^es be-
numbed. Chouktffi mar bjfthna. To
squat.
^fUwroc^V Cautious, rfert, etroomspect^

sly, on one^s guard, waiy.
^(Kw adj. CautioT]s> waeihfnl, accurate
diligent, active, clever,, alert, crrcnni^
spect, intelUgen.t -.full weight,
^fhireri: *. f. Attention, ciroomspectionv

watohfulness, alertness, eaution.

^«^^./. Watching, diligence, i^tt^'

tios.; four people employfsd togethei^

or eating oot of the sa«|ie dish or

plate;

^iWr «. m^ The space in whioh ffindu^

cook or eat their vietnals ; a sqnsrt

slate or marble, &e. : a, squase spaot

of ground ; the fo^r front teeth,* the

I , ^vi^<^tttme8^n^<!i8iiBitb0m9i.

•'(Ht 8./. A frame to sit ^^ mieor,

. be^ch^ chair ; gu|iri,or w^il^h ; watcir*

. ii^ ; the pfst where aignard is sls^

tioned; an om anient worn on the

. breast. CAo^^af, adfk imfi^9^

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«rfh!T

^ttftri. «. »i. A watchman. Chovhi-
dsui^a./. Th^ bitsiftess of a watch-
Buur ; tho^ pftj or hire of a watchman.
Ohoukd mai^noy To smuggle. Gheuki
dena To watch^ girard^ mo^nt girard.

^tvH* t ^* Pbnr-comercd, sqirare.

^j)^ 5. m. /. Frame of a door ; the

opper and lower piece of the frame of
a door.

^^ adj, 8, Sharp {tonetn music).

^fhffCT <*dj. Square.

^t^^^ s. m, A rabbit, hare.

^?Nt^ *^. (Jjuadraple, fourfold.

^hflT S' m. A game resembling cricj^et

{or tennis) but glared on horse-back ;

the bat or club with, wlych. th^e gaiae

is played, 9 iji^|T, 1^ pila^'n. C\(mgj(m.

§ah, A place for that gc^me. O&ot^n-

haziy s.f. Playmg^of t^e gMooL^ rf
chongan.

i?hrrtt $. /. A straight /iu^-^-snake

or tube for sraol^ing throngh.

^^prr <idf. Four-fold, quadruple. '

^fttKr *. w- A small box of gold or

silver with four partitions for holding
perfuines.

iftf adj. Spoiled, fiestroyod.

'ftwflMA 4Sj: Abaittdoned, viciOTtd ;

tena^ed.
iJhjl adj. Wide, broad. Ohottrm^dhlay

*M^'. BxfeMfTo, spacious.
^iil^A, B,f. Breads, extent, wid4^y

extention, boasfcing. CkonrH viAmtty

mi^henma, T<y boast, to give odbSb

Mff Hicsi
"fhfm i. m. /. Width, brewlt}ii
'Vl^>rr «. a. To i^rease in breadth^

axpsnd, widen. '- * [poles.

^ft#«.^«iik. AUod ofieAan with iim
^ma ««. Amttrsl; a^Jfiidd^ot t«nt.
Wm &.«!. Atdrraeeor noatod to' sit

whr??: *. m. A fonr-striaged mns&id

iastmtment.
^?rnr #. »»• A mode ii^ n^usie.
•^nleir «•/. A quartan (a^<tf ),
^ s.f. The fourth lunar day ; the

fourth part • hence, tribute ( collected

hy the Mahraitas).
^fNr adj. Fourth. Qhaatheh^ adv. In

the fourth place, fourthly,
^tmt s.f. The fourth part, a quarter.
""minfT s. m. One who recefves cere-
mony performed on the fourth day

after marriage.
^WY 8, f. The fourth day ; a ceremony

performed on the fourth day after

marriage.
^fMf o<§*. Crossing their teeth in fight

( elephafits ) ; sturdy, robust, stout.
^^^ s.f. Boldness.
ifNna' s.f. The fburteenth day of the

lunar fortnight.
^ft^ adj. Fourteen. C^ottfi(rtM«»ii, adj.

Fourteenth.

^TfiWT s. m. > An ornament, (formei
^ff^rft «./. 5 f^four pearls ) worn

in tlie ears. corpulent^

w^ <»<9. Robust, actire, Tfgerous^
^irat s.f. The business of a Chests

ihmi ( the Headmam of a trade).
^4N^ ». n^ TiLa^ hettdman of a trade^

(In a Bengal^ title of landholders

etsperkrto T€dbaMar )j
^t'odj'^ Bnlhed^ isatvoyed, lerdled,.

QAiy plika^ OkmsfottJMmok 'lo^ lavel,
. dastroyn
^hlW* Kf. Vhenamaaiagani»plafed

wtitkiOi>laiigHdie«^ tiie<d«Vi •^nhich

it is played.
V^qi*t > s.f. A«i»ail;iMfitk ail e^l^

Vhr^^ «. m. A kindoitaate^

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^tvA: «./ A flort of metre or verse oon-
gisting of four feet ( fmd ) or Knes,

^Ihn^ $, m, A kind of snramer-house
or pavilion ( gentraUy hmU jointly hy
U9eral people a$ a resting place cam"
men to ihem att) ; a quadruped, an
animal, a beast.

^fUT s, m. A litter, a sedan.

Vhmr g. m. An animal, a beast, a
quadmped.

^m^ adj. Stont, robi^st^ bold.

^vnt #.«. Snmmer-hou8e» an assembly^
court, town-hall.

^AwTTT $. m. A. shed.

^IWwad;. Twenty-four.

^ «. m. A Brahman acquainted with
the four Vede (now, how€i>er, the term
is applied to the deeoendMte iff such
though not teamed )»

ffUnri 8. m. The rainy season.

Vh^ #. m. A lamp-stand with parti-
tions ; a name of Brahma.

^t^gm^adj. Having four Jbnmers, &e. (a
lamp). #. HI. A lamp-stand with
four partitions ; a kind of p^a or
wooden scimitac for fencmg with.

^Af^ #./. Name of a fltii^ goddess
the seed of a tree oalled Rndraksh
Sedhxda leMiaf or, Elaoearpae gani-
true).

^fivw t. m. A praotice of the sword
exercise ; cutting the four le^ of an

. animal off at one Uvw. Chowang hu-
nuy^.a. To cut off the fomr legs of
an anmal at one blow. Ohowramg

^ f»iriM, To looia the use ol the limbs
by illness.

•^Iwrt «./. Equalify of littliioe^ oyen-
ness, lefelmese.

^XJ 8. TO. A terrace or mound to- s{&

and converse on ; the place where

Hindu women are burned ( more pro-

perlyy where the living widow or emti

it immolated).
^Ihxm' adj. Ninety-four.
^ftxf4t adj. Eighty-four. e./. Morns'

bells worn on the anUes by danetng

girls.
^Ktvt #. m. a cross road,
^im #• /. A summer house,
^ifhn^ 8. m. A, ceremony of tomsure,

cutting off all the hair from the head

of a child three years old except ona

lock on the crown.

i.m.t A necklace of four str^
* /• J ings.
^fhttk. e.f. A kind of greens ( Amansk'

ihue polygamus \
Whnr adj. Pifty-four.
^47 s. m. A quadrupeds ( farticuUa^

oxen ) ; a handbreadth.
^Awit s./. A tempest, hurricane, oom-*

motion ( q. d. wind blowing /ramjom'

quartere ).
^^ t. m. Flour, powder.
^fh^ adj. Sixty-four.
V^ i.,111. . The name of a game pI^Fefr

with oblong dice, or what the gaaM

is pfoyed on. [ meet«>

Vhrn e. TO. A place where fMr atieets
^tft^adj. Seventy-four.
^Vm 8, m. A cast of RejpaU.
^ adf. Fallen, dropped, oosed out ;

fallen from or off deyiatad fimii

erred, strayed.

9 The seventh consonant in- the Ifig^
ri alphabet. Its sound is expnssei
hf ohh. ddj.Bix. Chhah-satf 9. s%
I^ cheaf^ juggle. - -^

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^8 f. Pulmonary consomptiott • a
thatcbcci roof on a boat ; a stnSed
pad to prevent Itmilooks being liurt

. when loaded. a(^j. Abolislied.

mwm Vs a. To concentrate^ to caase

to Btrain. [strain.

V^rvz i. /• ^CiMiceBtrationy cansing to

tWI^I «. »• To simmer • to sound ;

to smart, to pain.
IZ^ V. »• To grow thin ; to dinyuiah ;

to be extracted or asperated^
is^mr -v. n. To cause to clean rioe ; .to

eause to select, prune, lop^ dip.
V'zrt^/* Cleaning or separatmg {grain,

ff'C*) J the price for cleaning.
Mtn u m* Detachment on fom^ ;

beating rice to clear it from the nusk.
Yfft s.f. Shadiness. [car.

lYfl 8. mi A kind of carriage, a cart^
WlfTO t>. a. To slap, to cuff.
mm «• n. To be content^ satiated,

gratified ; to be afflicted, harassed ;

astonished. ChhakjoMa, To be satis-
' tied or satiated.

Wirt^./. Satiety. [tiseb

tVTwr 19. i>. To pamper, eloy, to efaas-
flf ^/. A slap, blow, cuff.^
fir 8. m. The sixth ( M cank, ^. ) ^

a cage with a net attached to it.

Ghhakka |N»fi^ ^riM, To deceive,

play tricks.
V8.m. A goat.

9^ s./. A she-goat of small breed.
9^ s./. A she^goat ; a kind of Oon-

Totmlus. ( C. argenimg }, or more

probably. O. pre8'a$pr<».
f^ #•/. Child's coral
19^ #•/; The root of a certain tree

( ^<fte ph«^pond }.
V^oi^'. Bushy.

ir. ei. Gallery ; the expanded

bnmdies of a tree.

^sWPri ^. a. To simmer ; to sound ; t»

smart, to paiu.
W^l $. «!• A kind of sieve. #. n. T4>

decay, to separate, to be pruned, to

be picked out. [flounden

^WSPIT «. fu To toss, tumble about,
m^i^dj. Sixth.
WZ%X adj. Waspish, peevish.
W2t« 9.f. The sixteenth part of a tir^

two ounces.
IZT s./. Splendour, brilliancy, lustre,

refulgence, a glory j assemblage,

number; a straight or continuoua

mark or line.
Winr s./. Lightning.

Wf ) *•/. The sixth day of a lunar
9^ ) fortnight.

^Itfc^. Sixth.

W^ \ adj.f. Sixth. J,/. A religious

VA > ceremony performed on thsr

sixth day after child-birth. Chk<mMi

ka diid yad dilana^ To correct or

chastise.
1^^./. Thepoleof a8pear;8pikenaKd«
l^nr «. a. To beat rice, to separata

the husk from it.
Wf\ s» m« An ornament made of pearls

worn in the ears. acy. Alone«
^ *./. A switch, cane, rod, wand ; a

procession of the followers oiJShah

Jiudofu
l^fNiT #./. A kind of fragrant moss.
9W '. m. A moment or instant.
mf^m adj. Perishable, temporary, mo-
mentary, inconstant, uncertain.
WWfm «. ». To grow thin ; to diminish;

to be extracted or separated.
^^^TWT v. n. To cause to clean rice, to

cause to select, prune, lop, clip.
l^Crri; a. /. Cleaning or separating

{grain, jv.) ; the price paid for cleaaw

i»g.

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m^

W^f? «• fn. DetachraeTit on forage ,• |
iicutiagrice to clear it from the husk,

^ i.f. A roof, a dotk stretcked across
the roof of a room, a platform. Chkat
han^Hcty or, — patnm, or, lagema,

' ic, a. To ceil, to cover the iiinor roof
of abnilding.

mn^lK «4;« Bunchy, flat,

^fmx 8. m. An umbrella.

^^j »^nu A, honeycombs

^^M^dj, Thirty-six^

^tMt ^dj.f^ Prtide, prudish.

^sr s«.ni« A parasol, an umbrella, the
Indian ChkattcLh.

IfW^lCt ) 8. m. One entitled to carry

mw^ i aa umbrella, i. e. a rajm^
prince, &c« ; a houite set apart for
the charitable entertainment of stan-
fl^rs, guests^ ^bc

tRIWT 9. m, T?idowhood ; anbv^tsion
of dominion, losa of empite, deposi-
tion, &0,

^HT €. /« A kind of fennel ( Anetkum
M0¥f^) ; a pnngent aeed, coriander ; a
ttwgfaioom, anise.

mMt #./. A femaU of the Ohh&iri
eaRt. tKij, Beating a parasol or um*
bFella%

^ #. tt. The flSeeond of the four HMu
easts. »./« A tester or corering of a
bed, a small umbrella ^ a frame made
of bambud ft>r pigeon^ tfy settle upom

991^ s. m* A hoase, a dwelliug ; m
bower, an arbor*

W^m s. m. i In mifney ) Six d^m, or
the fourth part of a piece ( pysa ).

wn ? «. m. Disguise, masquerade ;
1F«*T y trick, dectut^ fraud.

lW«nR^ s.m. A religious hypocrite, a

false brother.
mn 9. Mu A moment) an instant ; a

sound made by the falling oi a dtx>p

of water npon a worm plate, a hissing
noise.

4(«im*ii t. a. To concentrate, to cause
to strain. [strain.

4HWY7 ' ./• Concentration, eausing t^

W^ai^PTT V, n. To simmer ^ te sound ;
chink ,' to smart^ to paia»

Y^fT^ V. tf . To cause to sift or strain.

W9fV9 «• m. The sound ( kUtiug ) ai %
^iwp of water falling on a hot plate,
a liissiug noise; the sound of the
breaking of earthen ware.

^^M adj^ Perishable, temporary^ no*
Bientaiy, inconstant, uncertain.

W^ d*. m. Poe^cal metM^ it is also ap-
pbeable particularly to the metre of
the V^8 ; a measure ( m mam } ^
meaning, intentios, purport^ opinion ^
wish, desire. 0dj\ Solttaiy, secret,
private.

#1WT«. ». To be tied^

lEi^siw 8. m. A hypocrite, a pretended

and false ascetic.
«(^w^ 8. m. Trick, cheating, deoeiru^.
WS^ adj. Deceitful.
iPVtw «« ni« A reciter or ohanter of tha

Sa;n F^d.
YVT ^. a. To be strained, to be peroo-

lated^ a. w. A sieve, a cloth through

which anty thin is sifted,
^^ 8. f7i. Squash. Chhap-cbhapy The

sound occasioned fa^y water when

struck ^th tha hand. [verse*

i^ f« m. A kind. of measure of i7«ajK
nqwrfT V, a. To dash or throw water.
nqiVT «. a. To be piiuted or stamped ;

to be concealed, hidden^ absent, to

disappear, to lurk.
in<t«./. Puddle.
H^^rnr i>. a. To cause to print,
w^fi 8,/. Edition, the piiee of printiAg,

the act of printing.

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9. m. The «mtnd product by

striking* water, sqaask.
^Vtrm «• a. To Iiide, conceal, Bccrete ;

to csnse to prii^ [v^rse,

Vr4 «. m. A kind of meaBnre of Rindi
l^WTiM^. Fifty-air.
i(*ll< s.wu A thatched roof.
«timR «. m. A iiedariead mth eortains*
W«nf^ s^m. A thatcher.
i^apc^^/. Thatching.
iff s.f. Beauty, epleadonr. brilKancy •

shape, form, figure. Chhab tokkti s.f,

Handsomenese. Chhabi-chhiny mdj^

Small in shape, deficient in aplen-

donr^ small or slender.
K^r s.nu A sort of basket. [M.

^m adj. Handsome, comely, grace-
ig^^ mdj^ Twenty-six. [sound.

Wfl^Hlll It. «• To shine, to glitter ; to
1R19 «• m. An orphan, a fatherless son.
1(«RT •. a. To pardon, forgive,
9^9 «•/. Mortality, frailty, destmction.
HiKtir s. nt. Consumption. [boy.

^T s, m. Victim, shade, shadow; a
«r9T97 (»dj. Sixty-six.
H^ s.f. Spikenard ; shaft, pole, pike,

staff, flagstaff, flag.
K^^i^it #./• Jakes, a necessary.
Hft^ adj. Alone, single, free (not

burdened^ as a traveller, not h(li>ing a

load).

^< \ *•/* Vomiting, sickness, reach-
«fi i ing.

#ivTf^9 f.fs. Small cardamoBM (^n
QOhU-tmitic )•

«ltl «. ». Small shot.

99 «. m. Wickedness, fradd, oircnm-
Tention, stratagem, trick, deception,
knavery, artifice, erasion, excast,
snbterfnge, pretence. ChhoL-haL s- m.
Force and frand, stratagem, artifiic,
ttiok.

25-

^ vwrv/. Eunmmg over,' overflow.

««iwni V. «. Te be spilt, to orerflow,
to spin.

nwitmr i>. «. To 8x>iU.

H^TIT «. n. To skip.

v^^^rm t>. a. To mnrmnr.

9^V9TT?t.m. Mnmrar.

iF^f^ 8. m. Plot, stratagem.

V^f^ ad^* Deceitfol, fraudulent.

1|V<IT D. a. To deceive, cheat, evade,
make excnses. #. m. Tricking, de-
ceiving.

mM^ adf. Battered, s. /. A sieve.
Clrhctlni Joama, v. a. To batter.

H^mP «•/. Skipping jumping, a spring,
skip, leap. Chhaldngen mamOf To
spring, to jump. [wisp*

H^T^ «. «i. Ignis fatuus, willo'-the-

wg^m } <k2j. Deceitful, fraudalent,

^ijV 5 artful, treacherous, false,

perfidious, betrayer, «. «. A cl^^at,

deceiver.

mrr ». w. A ring ( om#7i«neai ). Ckkal'

ledar, fkdj. Annular.
«lft «,/. ^in, bark, rind, &c.
irf^r »./. Beauty, splendour, brilUattOe }

light, lusture.
i^tirr s.m. A thatcher.
itit* ^'Z Discolouration.
H^ jf./. Ashes.
^ #./. Shade, shadow ; the reflectioa

of any object in a mirror^ &c. Chhan-

hanh, s.f. Auspices.
«^ «,/. Refuge ; parings, &c. j selee-

tion, fashion of clothes. Chhdnt kar^

na. To vomit, to di^g^rge. Chhdnt

lena^ To select, choose. Chhdnt-

chhatdo, fietrenehmeot.
«te9r *, /. Cutting, slip, chip,
^m If. a. To vomit ; to separate .the

husk from grain by poundijpg it in

a mortar; to husk 1^ B^e, clip,

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ip<n

prune, lop, crop, trim, dress, xleaa,

'select.

^wnj V. a. To emit ; to leave, let go,
release, forsake^ abaadon, to loose^
to vomit.
iKt^ s. /• A tether, trammel, net«
llt?pn V. a. To tether, fasten, tie, bind.
Ht^ i. m. Share, part (among fahin ).
Ht^ ) «./. Shade, shadow, the reflec-
Htf / tion of any object in a mirror,

<&c. Ohhanh-^anh, s. /. Aospioes.

«|tTTU adj. Umbrageous.

Klir 8, m. Luncheon, ready prepared
food carried out byjabonrers and hus-
bandmen when they proceed to their
daily work. [&c.

invm V. a. To clear the water of a well-

9Tf ^« 7n, A he-goat.

unw ». /. A he-goat. t./. A leathern
I bottle with a spent to it, a goat-skin.

'ilSr } ^./Ashi^goat.
«TW s.f. Buttermilk.
«m s. fn. A kind of basket used in
winnowing or clearing grain.

Kmnr ^* a. To thatch ; to befit, to
become.

m\W i^f* A bank of a liver. Chhar^hit-
thty8,f. A permit, a pass.

Vl^ftK^^T 8» m. A medicinal herb.

urn 8.f. Roof. a^. Thin feeUe, em-
aciated.

mot 9. m. A large umbreUa*

KTiftf./. An umbrella.

«nif^ «• /. Breast, dug, ChhAibhar,
Breast-high, CkhaU iUr-aiia, To
weep. Chkali hhar-jana^ To be
chest-foundered. Chhati^ar patthar
rakhnOf To have patience. Ohhatti-
pur fmmg daina { lit. to grind pake
en the breaet), To do anything in the
presence of another person by which
he is TOXfd. CAAoa' ph^ni, T^ break

the heart with grief or sorrow, t«
sympathise. Chkati ^tnay To regrst,
repent, lament. Chkati thoknay To
encourage ; to assqie. Chhati tlitmdi
hena. To be pleased or oTeijoyed.
Chkati jalna, To have theheari-bwB;
to lament. Chkati ka paitkof^ Hui-
aance, pest CkhUikajam {lit. the
deitrayer cf the heart ). Is i^lied tq^
a person or thing the presenoe of
which is unpleasant^ a pest, a nai-
sance. Ohhati kholke^mlMa, To meet
frankly. Chhati garrdni, The brwBt
to swell ( in young women ). Qhheti
lagana, To lament^ to grieve. Chketi
lagana, or, Chkati se Ugana, Te
fondle. CbkaU niksUkar ckalna, Te
stalk, to strut. i

nr? e.m. A scholar, a pupil,, a d^scipli^
a tyro or novice.

Hr^ 8. m. Covering, a covering, »
screen, &c.

Hr^W *. m. A water-bag.

«nfi^ adj. Covered, concealed.

m^ 8./. A roof, a frame of bambooftr
thatching*

Wfftfnw 8, ». Investigation.

Wtit a(J*. Ninety six.

mn^8.f. Chaff.

wmi «. •. To thatch, shade, cover,
roof, spread. Ckha jana, To spwad,
ao lie, to overshadow. Chktk Una, !E»
cloudy overspread, darken, oveicasi

WIT i>. tf . To strain, percolate, fltWf
sift ^ to search, canvass, investigtl^*
Ckkan lena, To cull, to select. GM<«*
mAma, To search, rummage, explortf
cttivase.

fffxr 8.f. Stamp, printy<jopy, imp"*^-
sion ; a seal, seal-string.

VftpiT t^.. a. To print, to stamp.

HW 8, m, Edition, impression, tttfaPr

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Mt

print* seal, &c. Ohhspeh khdnah,
9, m. Printing-office. (jhhc$peh^wd!<tf
Printer.

^gm t. m. Denominational marks re-
presenting a lotns^ trident, &c.
de'^ineated on the body by the Vysk"
nttvB or worshippers of Vishnu,

^Wftirr ». /. The art of printing,

irfm ». /. Shade, shadow, reflected
image ; darkness, obscnrity. ir« m.
Apparition, spectre, shade ; (met, )
some what resembling ; a mode in
mnsic.

Mlpm^ i. m. A large tree, one that
gives shade or shelter.

vraii? «• m. A musical mode.

WT^TEVV 8, m. iBther, the firmament.

V^f^KI «• m. A chhaia or parasol.

VT^ 9.f. Ashes^ ddst ; a large clod of
earth.

ViH^ilT i» w. A kind of fragrant moss.

Vf 8, m. The thrush ( di88aie\ blister.

VW #./• Peel skhi, rind, bark Chhal
miam4y To peel, to decorticate.

WT 8, m. A blister, pustule^ pimple ;
akin.

wrffrifT «./• A kind of betelnut.

V^fT t>. a. To thatch, to shade, to
cover, to roof, to spread. Chhajdna^
To spread, to lie. Ohka Una, To
eloud, overspread, darken.

••/• Gaatonmenta^ hartacka or
I for a9l4i9r« i thatohing, the aet
liebiog.

ftf^fT^ \ t7. a. To cause to stop, to
W^inr y, cause to seize, to . cancel,

to strike out.
f*f*«./. Wand, stick,
fw^ 9, m. Sneezing.
f^S^ «./. The little finger.
f«^r 8. m. Slough ( <fa wound ), skin.
^If"^ adj^ Lean, skinny.

fmi^r ^. m. The prepuce*

f^ftm adj. Shallow.

flmTt^./. Shallownescr.

%K^ «« / The play of ducks mi

drakes,
fwii^ adj. Triffitrg, ptterile, airy.
fkfjzmm V. ft. To be scattered dissipate

ed, or dispersed, to spirt, to spread.

Chhitahna chandni jfca. The difittsion

of moonlight.
ikfSf^g^8,f. A bolt,
fiszinm «. a. To dissipate, disperse,

squirt^ scatser, strew, desert.
Ill^lft 9./. Small shot, speck. Chhiiki

denOf To flecker, to spot^ to mark with

strokes or touches. Ohkitki dalnd.

To splash. Chhitki kama, or,— fo^a-

nay To spot, to speck^ &c.
f^K^^WWr V. a. To sprinkle. Cihirah-kdr

heeknaf To sprinkle water on stale or

faded yegetaUes or fruits to mak^

tfaem appear fves ; to puff off goods.
liKf^'^i^l V. a. To eause^ another to

sprinkle.
%Y«I4I ^. d. To cause to sprinkle*
fia^^rrr t . m. Sprinkling, watering.
lit^ V. n. To [be touched, excited^

plagued on.
%W f . m. A moment or instant. Chhin--

bhcM* men^ In a moment,
fv^ftifw adj. Fading, frail, passing

away quickly.
fwlkmad^. A little whilst.
%M^ «./. A basket ( toithmU d cai^efp

tike a tray %
ficif^^ 17. fi. To be scattered ; to be

spreaA about. [spread.

flT'WrT «. a. To scatter, to strew ; to
fw[^^ s.f* A small basket without lid

or handle.
fWt 8. /. The earth. Vlihiti-chkan,

Covering the eartli, prostrate on th»

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gromiii ChkiU--ehhaii^ t). n^ To be

dispersed or scattered.
fki^^ ir. n. Te be piereed or bored,
fii^ili tf. a. Te cause to pierce^ to

perforate.
fm? s.nh A hole, a raemty, aperfora

tioD, 4ke. ; fadf^ defeet^ flaw (moral

or phyiical ).
feflH ad/. Perforated, piereed, having

holes or openings.
f^T M^m. A moment or ins^t. Ohhik

hhar men^ In a moment,
ftprvrr v. a. To winnow, to sift, v. ik

To go away oflfended.
fe^mr V. Oi To canse to stop^ to oaase

to seize, to cancel, strike out.
fif'rf^W adj. Fading, frail^ paesing

away qnioMy.
%TOT«:i». Afomicaton
f^mr 8./. To eanse to snatch.
fwm,i>. a. To seizQy snatohypladt, &e.
i^nmt.f. 4 hatH a prostitute CMf.

ndl^an, or, Chhhdt-panit, i. m .

Whoredom, prostitution, harlotry.
m^lm *. m. Fornication. Chhindla

*«ni<» To whore, commit adnltery.
Wctk f. », Sei^nre.
Wl^a^fe. A little whfle.
I^adf. Cut, divided. ( tewd.

^^ «&'• Oat up, destroyed, aeai^
<^»WT B. /. A tree ( Ifemqifirmum

glabrum).

f^l^fkm 9.f. A plant also e^Olad
trknidhi ( Ctsicmpeloi kexanda).

ff^^n^f adj^ Confirmed, confident,.free
firom doubt.^

fe»T »./, A whore, a harlot, ^ tree
(^^nupermumghbrtm^^

fti^ f s^f. A lizard;,

fitWf^.wi, Sprinklings

fillti'lT Y r. n. To be concealed, hid^Biry
H^T f nbseiit, to disappear, to lark,
ywr ) Chhipjana^ To retire, witb-

darw.

flpn f^dj, Cfose, bidden, concealed

C&Aipa ruhn<$9 To abscond. Ciktpci-

oAAipi, cufi). Underhand, secretly.

•mi*ii > v. a. To conoeal, hide secrete;.

fv^qr? *. m.. Secrecy, concealment.

fiwt «. m. Pardon, quarter, forgiveness,,
absolution. Qhhima'jogy 0dj. Pardon-
able. Chhima Ja/rna^ m <k To Paidon^
forgive, excuse;

fw^nr^ <>(£;. Ninety six.

fil^nii)^ 04/. Forty six.

fmm^^adj. Sixty^six.

fiwnfttfcj;^ Eighty-six.

%mT *. w. Crust, husk, shell, peet
scalfe, rind, bark, skia. ChkHha vter
na^ To blaa.ch, peel, husk, dec^rticale..

fil^lvrT Vi n. To be exeoruU;ed.

nKQ|4iirT n. o; To causo to 8kin< or exoo*
liate, &0i

fm^Sift s, /. A whitlow, blister^ felbn;

%V? 8. m The husk of chwM.

fwtfVK adj. SeventyHsix.

4t iniffFJ. ThshI tutrfy tfohi

iihf 9i /. Sheezing,. sneeae; CAJfceen^
Vinewalay ABtomntatory (medtdm^).

^^m 17. n. To sneeze.

jgtm 8.m. A netwerk of struigs or

cords to hang any thing on {at a Bur-
• M»m at eithir mido/ aydke9tfoUy
^e.\ l&e cords of a baHangi.
?jN^ m a. To liirow out water;
i?tef./. Chintz.
iHz^n To sprinkle;
^Szi 9. m. Sho1>. spot, plash, GHhinfj9

inama, To sprinkle, bedrop. [&t^
iNi $• m% A slifig for carry^g basket

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^f

^|)mt f. m. The skinny and rejected
part of meat, n piece of fteeh.

ffhm IT. n. To decrease, to- pine awaj.

ifte s. /. Spot, splash, chintz.

^It^m V. a. To scatter, to sprinkle.

iJNr •^*. Wasted, emaciated^ decayed ;
aligbt, sleader, TittTe.

ljt?iT S, m. Brogtre, shoe.

^^ a^, Thtn, not close Uaid of a
ii€rt(m tnr Animiai whose Ug8 are much
ieparaUd\ felender, IMe*

^ aۤ. Wasted, decayed ; bHgii^

iJiWT V. »• To snatch, pnll, tear, pTnclCj
rob. OhMna-ehhtini Icarm, To wraio-
ble, Chhin tena^ To snatch np,
acqufre, take possessiba of, pltrok
bereaTe, deprive.

ifhr *./. DTscoIoration or spot on the
skin ; fishfng-i^od ; the act of a bnf-
Mo^B pusliing with bis boms.

T(Hinitt7. ». To priiit clotbfes ; te pnsb
wftb the bom as a bnflWo | to draw
^ fbe rod in fisbb^.

?jWf 9. w. A dotb-prifiter.

ifWt *•/. A pod, legume, husk.

ifk e. m. MiBr.

i^e.f. Vmnfp.

"(fmm ir. a. To peel^ skin, excoriate,
pare, bark (<» tree^ ^c), erase, scrape,
CUUlna^^ikiflnm, or, Qhhtl ehhSl Jtm^
aa, ir. a. To pare, peel, Ae.

f>fcwrr*.y^ The little tfttger.

tlhrt^T V. *»• To drive away contemp-
tnonalj ; to set oa or encovra^e a
dog. fwitbgawe.

^#ftf!y. The play of a dog or cat

WKfl^ tr. #. Te cofljttre, t<^ exoreiigei

rt^ *./. The musk rat or sbrew.

^t^ MoIe> mttsk rst (Sbrex^ dasmCea-
tetu) ; a sqitib. Cft/b-cA^njar cMior^
M, To backbite, ilalciuniuatey tzcite
iffieatmeutt

w;^ •rfir. Bat, except, save ; (in compory
little, small, Ohimf-hhya, 9. m. Mid-
dling class of people. Chhut-pana^
*. m. (^Idhood.

*"i*4T *i m. DfeTi7erance.

^3itTa<l;. Xittle, snmn, less^ yoonger^
jnnior, least.

*;a*BWT it. a. To release, set a liberty.

V^fnCT ^. m. Exemption, liberty, libehK
tion, disengagemeftt, dWivenmce, r^
lease, discharge.

^S^S^ oc^. Dissolute.

*i^^ «./. THssoluteness,

VCTT 9. n. To he ndrfft, discharged,
got rid of, te be let off; to be left or
abandoned, to slip (from), to escape^
to be hT)eratod, loose, dishevelled
( the hair ), to cease, te get loose, to
leave, remain, slip away, to be dis^
missed.

^|^q«r i. m. Infancy, childhood.

^j^jL V «./. Leisure, time^

^ZTTT 8. m. littleness.

?rft «./. Leave, discharge release, wo^

quittal, ihne, leisure^ cessation, di»>

engagement, intermisaioii^ dismissioify

permission, freedom,
^p^prr 0; a. To cause te let g(^ t»

cause to set free.
«f|v^T i». a T6 set free^ to to free^

Ifterate^ extricate, get rid o^, dis*-

charge, remove, deliver,, dismiss j

separate, exeept.
^pfm •• m. Delivenmee; seltii^frBe.
^^fMtf./. Ra&som;
^gimi ^' I>^ed'by toiichhig, I^Md^

c<Hmipt» polluted ( 4fplMi6itd$t^,

dkthsi, 4^. ).
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^BW*n t>. «. To b6 corrcealed, liidtl^n, i^
he absent, to disappear, to lurk.

KiFPrT V' <»« To coAceal, to kide.

^T s. m. A large knife, m amputating
knife ; a rai&or. Chhumchhtf*if tj.
Snick and ^nee^ (%htcng with knif ea.

^ «./. A knife, scalpel. €A3^ri-faZtf
dtm. lena. To be patient in difficmlties.
GhhuH-bttari, $.f. Snick and snee,
figkthig witk knives ^ cjnarrd.

^irm I i>. a To make water slow-

-^wpn •». ». To cause to toucli.
^T«t \ •<??• Puerile, finical, lK>y-

-iva^ s. m. Resemblance, likeness.

^i^%r^j V. (». To whitewasli.

^%m $• m, A date (Phofnix daetylifert^.)

^yrwzs.f. Touch.

1^ adj. Boyish, silly.

^nrm t;. n. To cause to touch, &c.

HHT^ft i. /• Candle given to a lying-in
woman.

^t «./. Chalk.

ij^«./. A gnat.

^t^T adj. Foolish, silly, emptj.

«H ^/« Bmpty, hoUow. «• m. Con-
juration.

^^^4^dJ. <7on4emptable, despicable, mean.

s.f, A pipe, a tube, canula,
^ f. /. Ilemission, Waving ; striking
•off hand or playing loose in fendag ;
radiance ; or eplendour of jewels, re-
flection of a mirror, Soc. ; giving
Bioaeyoff hand or at will to jugglers,
^c. at entertainments.

^^ V. n. To be adrift, to be discharge
ed, to «panty ^ be get «i4 of, to .es-
<3ape, to be liberated, to be loose,: to
t>e dishevelled ( the hair) ; to. eease,
^t loose, leavoi ceowat sUp-O'WVt ^

be dismi«fle«l, to be let go, fa

doned, to be left.
IEH «. / Defilement^ contaminalioa,

touch.
^T ty. tf. To touch, meddle with, fed*

W* ^./. ? Sequefftration of goods.
W9TY s. m. y Ckhmk imoy To conii*

cate.

i^9«rT tr. tf . To detain, prevent, stef{^
retain, bar, restrdn, arrest.

V^^T uin. X confiscator.

mrnrf «. m. Sequestration of goods.

iNrwr o. a. Tominct, to haefc, te pound*

i^ 0dj. Domesticated^ tame ( m *
•bird or hiOity.

j|fr«iT If. a. To etop, det^ prevent^
retain, bar, restrain*

i(tit% «./. Indirect speech, iminoaiUoiir
doable entendre, faint, ^bc«

1^ 9./. The act of irritating, irrita-
tion, vexing, 4sc. Ckisr^chkmr^ or
^bhsf'kh^tnif ^ /• Stricture animjid-
zersion ; the act of vexing, provolt-
ing, exciting, ice.

iif^ «. <x. To irritate, vex, excite, fre^
trouble, disturb, molest, abase, in-
fiult, aggress, touch, handle, stir uf,
interrupt i to play on s musical iih-
strument.

S(^ t, m, 'Touch, provocation, excite-
ment, &o.

«W f' m. A geometrical fignae ^ M^
land, plantation^ a «aored •r Wf
plaoe ( Of KururJuhitr .)•

ilnqRi «.^. The measurement (4r^#»-
•ftfr /oo^ contents ) of n field, 4)f 4
triangle or other geometrical figure.

i(^ «. 911, 4- I^pK An orifice ; the d&Bto^
minator of n fraction ,* the divisoor*

jiCfV s^m. That which penetrates^iAf
thing to bore a hole with.

mV^ 8,m. A. hole, an orifieeu

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j|j^i|r ir. «• To pierce, bortr, perforate,
penetrate. [ abl.

ihfT «• m. Om-d ; a amaH kind of cyra-
l(i?t '•/• A chisel^ pnnch^ pkfoer.

g^ J. ./.Welfare.

IK«lvd «•/• A sort of kite ( Faie» f&n-

ticmsnmi).
iniy «• m. A fatiierles? son.
if Off ir. »• TohfiTe a bad digestion.
m^s./. A goat.
««i «. m. A medicinal plant ( Conyea

antkdminUea ).
Iflif 4. 9». A mark, a pieeeof wood cot

oft.. Chhecna hama^ To line oot^ mark.
%pi^ 17. 0^ To pieree ot to bleed a ^or

tree, to extract tern ; to nMtrk*
j(«i|t «./. f A chiael, pnnck, piercer*
1^ «. m. Cntkle^ akuu
vn 9, m. Spaces, comm% ^
^ t« fpt. Victim ; shad^ abadow ; a

boy»

S, / #• fw. A fop, a beaa.

Jhv^^f^ ^. m. A coxcomb^ a fi>p»

ll«F?^ a. m. Sproeeness*

I^Ntma. Treacle.

#v 1./ Seasoningy rdiah.

vlw<i 9. m. Spices with wbieh food ia

aeaaoned.
#wnKm o. tf. To fondle.
l9?Kt «•/» Bodkin^ case for needlea-a
- small cap foi children.
^itm^l 9.m. A boj.
m^ «./. A girl.
W^ a./. A nurse ; bosom. Ohh0chb9

kama. To fondle.
#?! adj. Little, small, lees, younger^

jonior, least, &c. Chhota^fxra, mdj.

Taried, variegated, various, great and

small, bigh and low.
^<^Yi.^/* Smalkess.

V^NfifT V. a. To let go, emit fire, emit,
forgive, forsake, leave, quit desert^
except, free, loose, omit, pardon, re-
lease^ shoot, fire ( a ^an, ^c. ), spare^
abaadoD, abdicate, abetaw, breathe,
resign^ discharge, lay aside.

}s. «. R
leaving,
go.

Release, omtssioir,
sparing, letting

#t^p^«rT V. a. To set free, deKver, dia-

miflfe, separate, except.
iflifiHV «./• Ransom*
^21 a. /. Impurity,, defilement*
itt^ 9./. The earth.
1^ 9. m. A coat of paint, &c. Ckhc]^

chhap kanM, To shuffle op ; to plas*

ter or repair a wall, &c.
lihpiT IK tf. To fillrup, ahat ; paint, dye.
1^ «« 91. Border ; edge : end ; a tow>-^

boat.
«(tr« 9^ 91. Abandoning, leaving..
^Kl «. m. A boy. OMora-c&Aori^ 9^ n.

Boy and girl ; children,
wttta./. AgirU
Htm^ t). a. To peel, skin, excoriat^

pare, erase^ sorape. Ohholniy «./» A

scraper.
^itif 9. m* Affection ^ anger.
ift^Kl a* m. A boy^ a lad.
fihrt adj. Affectionate ; angty^
ifW9./. Seasoning, relish.
mtm^ 9. m. Spices with which food ia

seasoned.
JciV^ «• «»• To season.
vNpt s. m. A scrambler*
ift^ni t2. a. To scramhle.
«rhn a. «. Young of any animaL
itl^ /r*/* Gantonmenta, barracks.
ich 9. m. The shaving of ti^ head or

beards
^^ni (Kij. Gay, cheerfoL.

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W The t1iii*d letter of tlie eeeoBd cltss
of oonsoiuiHis, corresponding to the
letter ^ ia j am. [cfeatore.

m^ i, m. An animal^ a eentSent, being,

«ri g. »' An amulet ; a masicfil instra-
ment ; an iaeirument, an engine;

Qfl^T s. nu A pitchfork.

mv 9. nu When treasure, &e. ia horiedy
an animal {Bom$Umei a man) is hilled
and buried with it as a guard ; this
animal is ealkd Jak, and receires
orders to allow no one else .t(> take
tip the treasure, &e. ; {viti.) a miser,
called also, Jak ha gumashta^ or
agent.

Bn(f 4T r. <r. To tighten, draw tight
(as a hnot), bind, fasten, tie, pinion.

^(^(^^adj. Tight.

^KMs.m. A sort of demi-god, or fAiry,
an attendant on Kwer^ l^e Indian
Flatus.

tRer^ i. /. A female J4hh or a fairy.

^Tf *. m. The world, l)he ttnirerse. 7ug^
bMdhUji.m. Friend of the world.
Jag-jagatf s, m. The unirerse ; a
feast, entertainment, eacrifice or reli-
gious ceremony in which oblations
are presented.

imam «. w. ' Brass tinsel, thin plates
of brass used in decoration.

1ITT^^15^ f./. Splendour, much light,
glitter. [buttress.

if'Rl «. w. The world, the universe ; a

UTO '^mw^adj: Enlightening the World.

annif :^ 9. m. A tyrant.

HWclW^ «. w. The destruction of the
world.

ilW<it ». m. The earth ; people, man-
kind • a sort of metre, adg. More-
able, locomotive, transitory.

ipiAirw f. m. The world, tb<»veart|i^
sublunary tilings,

inni«^ «. m. A name of Brahma ; tli«
creator of the world,

STifivm 8. w. Air, wind.

^R^^^ *. /. Mother of the w6rld, an
epithet of a Hindu goddess.

aRT^TVT^ «. m. Air, wind f a. stay or
supporter of the univarse.

iPI^W 8. m. An epithet of VUhnu and
of Shiv • lord of the world or universe.

i|^:^[«cm «. IN. The expiration of a KaJfm
or period of the world's existence.

irw^ V. n. To awake, to rouse ; to be
awake. Sugta^a^. Awake.

iRiriw i« m. A form of Vi$kmu; a
peculiar and cdebrated idol of this
name is worshipped on the Coromani-
del coast in Orissa, attd pilgrimage*
are made to ike shrine of Sagannath^
from all parts of India.

inTfWl adj. G-littering, splendid^

mrWT^T V. n. To glitte^ to ailing.

iTTilwr^Z s./. Glitter, splendour^ ^are,
mncb light.

^^K 8, m. Armour, mail.

^^% 8.f, Place, station, quarter, room,
Tacancy, stead. Jagah akhama, v. «.
To leave a blank.

^mx s. m. Wakefulness ( oecasiontd
by apprehensim or dinan ) ; cough-
ing at night, vigils, vespers.

9WWtfir «. /. Splendour, much light.

^HT i>. o. To awake, wake, rouse from

sleep.

«^^ ) ;. m. A name of Vishnu and
3|W^^ J Shh • God of the univerj^e.

enilmftn «. m. The sacrificial thread or
cord) wortt by the three first clasfiyes
of Hindus over the left shoulder and
under the right. [loins.

s. m. Mens veneris i the hip auci

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irff adj. Lait, hiidmogi ; low vile^
base. [fomrtk tribe.

.W^ 9. m. A 5ikfr «r matt of the
^'fW^ s, m, A Hindu mendicant wlio
has matted hair and ring* a bell. cw^.
Locomotive, moveable, removeable,
in motion, mendicant, that which has
motion as opposed to that which in
stationary.
«nrw adj. Desert, solitary, waste, jnn-
ffle, wild. <5:c. 9, m. A forest, a wood.
Jangal fhima^ or,-^'aaa, To ease
one's self.
«rrm a^j. Wild. «. m. A mnsical

mode ; woody conntry, forest.

«nr^ adj. s.f. Wild,saTage, barbarian,

clown, boor. Jangli ptt/(tz, Sqnills

( Erythroninm Tndicum ). Janglt hiUi,

9.f. A wild cat. Jangli singliara^

9, m. Hermodactyl. Janglt kawwa^

9. 01. A raven.

WIT*./. Iheleg; the thigh.

'JWm «. «. To be examined, tried.

proved, assayed. [proof.

W^TW7 «. /. Test, trail, examination,

^'n«Tm *. m. A cnstomer, a person to

whose custom Brakmans^ barbers,

and some others, have a legal claim.

'rar^fpft s. n. The stipend paid by a

jajmdn ; wife of ^jc^man.
^^ s. /. An iron chain ,
'nft^ J. m. An island, peninsnla*
^^mr *. m. Trouble, difficulty, plagne,
embarrassment, perplexity; a swivel,
^c.
^nvS{ g. m. Molester.

^^ I. «•/. Matted hair, the hair mat'
'I^T J ted as worn by the god Shiv,

and by ascetics ; the long hairs occa-

Bionidly clotted together, and bronght

wer the head so as to project like a

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tbe back and shonMers ; the root of
a tree, a fibroas root ; spikenard.

'TCTT ft •• To pilfer, steal, defraad,
snatch or seize by foree.

^lenj^ «,/. The matted tnd braided
hair of Skiv rolled on his head.

^^^ «./• fte braided hair of Shi^
rolled OH his head.

wynrr^ mdj. Whose hair is matted,
s./ The cockscomb £ower (CeUmm

^^in\^ s. /. Intttan spikenard ( VckU*

riatM Safummnti ).
W^R f . ai. A fabnlons bird mentioned
in the story of RamOf as the sob of
Anm, killed by JRawfn, Bdellinat.
W^rfl adj. Wearing clotted liair
W^rmr «./. Spikenard. [tenoia)^

irft «. /. Waved-leaf fig-tree (Fiats
wfz?T <idj. Clotted, matted ; set, ctnd-
ded ( withJ6w6U, 4rc.). t.f. Set work
of jewels, Ac
''irfew $, m. Waved-leaf tree.
'Tft'ft adj. Having clotted hair,
wizw s. m. A lion. s. /• Indian spike*
nard ; long-pepper ; orris-root. chJ*,
Having clotted or entangled hair.
9I7W s.nu A freckle, a mark.
^ZK s. m. Tlte bi^lly*
^PTf T^ *. m. Cassia fistula.
'I^'!! <»4?*. Hard, firm ; bonnd, tied,
^rs^lf^ S' m. The nneasy sensation aris^

ing from hanger.
^T^TTW 8, m. The uneasy sensation
arising from hunger. [domen.

mZKm s. m. Dropsy, water in the ab«

So If.' \ ^^^^^ (brother-uncle).

^ff s.f. A root, origin, foundation, base*
basis, s. HI. An inanimate body, what
is Toid of life, a blockhead, idiot^

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CoW, frigid, oil illy, «tupid, apathetic,
]<]iotic.
wiwm^ ndj. Dilatorj, working slowly,
^Tfrfl^if. wj. A brute.
-^I^fmt «. «• Coldness, chilliness, im-

moveableness.
^^T5./- Coldness, chilliness ; apathy,
stnpidity ; immoveableness, stiffness,
rigidity, torpor.
^^^ *./. The act of setting jewels.
^%n\ 1?- <». To strike, shake off; to
join, make adhere ; to stud, bestnd,
set jewels, fix, enchance.
^W^^i^ ^. yn. Any substance that is

devoid of animation.
9!^^f «./. Boot and branch. Jarper-

Ee ukhdrnay v, a. To extirpate.
•m^^Z s. /. The trunk of a tree,
^i^il'n V. a. To canseto set with jewels.
9lf ffl «. /. Dullness of intellect.
«i^«T^?l i. «». A dull stupid person, idiot.
^W7^ «. m. Rice cropped at the end of

the rainy season.
fPl^ s. m. Cold, frost, winter ; idiocity,
fatuity, stnpidity ; dulness, apathy,
sluggishness of mind or body.
I^jt «. /• i^rice of settmg jewels ; the
^ act of setting jewels,
•nrr^ adj. Set, studded with jewels.
QTfPlT «. o. To be cold. t?. a. To cause
Xq stud, to cause to set jewels.

:;j^^;;-} Setting of jewels.

^¥^^ I '• /• Warm clothes, winter
«i^T^9r J dress.

arf^ir pari. Set {with jewels, ^c), stud-
ed. [jewels; a striker.

^fV^ 8. m. A jeweller, one who sets
9^t s, /. The root of a medicinal herb.
«l^wzt s./. Medicinftl l^erbs, drqgs.

^xm «. TO. A freckle, a mark.
Wi «./. Manner, fashion, kind,
ifHW «. »». Carefulness, remedy, csflre^
effort, endeavour. • ♦

aw'ft adj. Careful.

arfnTT i>. <». To inform of, caution, wam»
apprize, to remind, to declare, to ad-
monish ; to proclaim ; make known,
^mK( s: m. Lineage, family, pedigree,

genealogy, dynasty,
^jfc! s.f. A kind of musical rhytlim

( generally sung al the holt).
9r?Jt 0dj. Faithful to the marriage bed
( a man ), religions person, deTOtee,
a particular order of devotees ^ a sage
whose passions are oompletely under
subjection.
WS s. m, Lac, a red dye, or aniqaal pig-
ment analogous to cochineal,
ar^v s, m. Lac • asafoetida.
mfum s,f. A plant commonly called

chahwat ; a bat. ^

oTdH^lW s. m. A man at chess or back'^

gammon, &c,
«VV s, m. The collar bone, the clavicle,
^tn s. m. A company, band, gang,
party, class. Ja^/td hindhna. rTo
form a party.
mn\ jdi?.. As, so, like, in the manner
of, according to, to the utmost of,
Satha Jog^ In a proper manner^ suit-
ably, properly.
«rWT$ adv. In fact, exactly, truly.
^^ adv. As, while, whilst, when,, M
soon as, at the time when. Jad-t^h,
or, — talak or, — lag, adv. Till, until,
yet, whilst, as long as while. Jod-
nah'tady adv. Constantly.
iT^i||Ti^4T adv. So so.
ar^n'ifl' adv^ Of the race of Jadu. .
9icifg adv. Though, although*
W\ #• nv. J!daB| individaally or. .^]Uctif^

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ly, a mao, mankiuJ, a person, an

individual. In comp, it has a plaral

sense ; as Stfijariy Women.
W^n s. m. A father, a progenitor ; the

name of a king, sovereign of Mithila,

and father of Sit(»,
«l*»*Jt ». in. The metropolis of Ritjah

Janaky in the district of Tirhut,
^^nvt^T t. m. An inhabitant of Janak-

' pur.
iW^ f. m. Female apartments, seraglio.
^nnr^T S, »w. a Chandal^ a man of a

low oir degraded tribe.
^^^TTT^T i. m. Man and beast.
^Tfm <./. Mankind, a nnmber of men.
BfiT^ s. m. Birth, production ; family,

race, lineage.
^•WT 15. n. To be born.
^W^ «. /. A mother ; tenderness, com-
passion. a(2;. A parent, a proj^enitor.
•[•RW «. nu Noise, clamour ; the sound

of hnman voices.
%ff^* $. m. One of the seven Lok$

or Hindu divisions of the world ;

the division said to be inhabited by

pioas men, after their decease 3 a

superior sort of paradise.
i|«r^^ «. »i. News, rumour, report.
W'Wrar s, ffi. The place at the bride's

house where the bridegroom and his

train are received.
SR^^T s./. News, tidings, intelligence.
«RT s. m. A person, individual, part,
' pass. Born ; a son.
W«iit «./. A midwife.
«l«ll«fl<l adv. Man by man, one by one

(psrson).
^•iil^* s, m. Secret commun 'cation,

whispering, speaking, aside, &c.
^^fT^T «. a. To deliver, bring lo bed ; to

inform, remind, tell, warn, point out,

shew, seem, ?. m. Midwifery.

Tiinj^ 6-. m, A signal.

BT^pfT «. m. Any ' living creature^ aa
animal.

«r*n^?( Sm m. X temporary hall.

«lPf«BT s. m. Double entendre, an ex-
pression having more than ono mean-
ing.

»rf«iw ddj. Produced.

Sffw^ir s. m. A father.

sfftift »./. A mother.

^4t 8. /, A woman in general ; a
mother ; the wife of a son or bro-
ther's son, &c. ; burth, production ;
a maid-servant ; danghter-inlaw.

^9 s. m. Birth, engenderment.

^1^ conj. To wit, though, although^

'm^ f . ^' The braminical thread ; «
flaw in a jewel.

9^H «./• The company and attendants
at a marriage feast.

^«Nt s.f. A kind of grass (Dub ; A^
grostis Unearis ).

^^ 8. m. The brahminioal thread, adv^
Like as, as.

^'ft^T^'CW 84 m. Fame, 'glory. [wire.

9^T <. ^* An instrument for drawing

^jnmt u. a. To squeeze, to press.

'9[^K 8. m. An amulet.

^^ 8, m. An animal, a sentient being^
a creature, any being endowed with
animal life ; it is more usually ap-
plied however to beings of the lowest
organization.

^^TT 8. m. A plant and vermifuge.

i9r^.%9 8. m. Glomerous fig-tree (Ficui
glomeratdf.

IT^^T 8,f, A kind df grass^(5accilcM*Mrf
spontatieum.

IT^ 8.tFt* A machine in general, any
instrument or apparatus,' an engine ;
a musical instrument ; an amulet ;
juggling j au obeeiYatury j a dial.

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encliantmg by figures aod iiicw*-

tstians.
^gpit »./. An inBtntment for drawing

wire; a conquers, ft jugglWf «

wizard.
^Bfa^T s. m, A pitcBfork.
^9^ v. n. To produce youug, to be

deKf ered (<2f diiTii), to b* bom,
IH^ *. m, Birtb, production, life.
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W^trntm 9. m. riihmi, tbe bdt Of »tay

of life.
^I^n^ #• m, A fatber.
inp^m «. m. Fatber J Sod (a$ thi gi^er

of life or author cf existence^.
tinrf^ «. »». Birtb-day.
'9fmn 9. m. Birtb, prodoctwm.
^niPfT ty. «. To be b^ro.
?i|i||q?ft 9.f. Horoscope, nativity. 3<m-

fM'patriB tidh mHna, 'To meet one's

fate.

3!S2L'/« } Birtfi-place.

WfXft^adj. YaletudiiMnrian.

Tar^nm v.<$. To bej^et ; to mote Yegetate.

Virr^K 9. ni. Regeneration, another

birth^ another state of existence.

'Itnii^Oit tidj. Aeqmred in a former
birth.

irin^fti^'. Bom blind. [being.

irNr^ 9. m. An animal, an existent

^r^^n n, prop. Tbe son and svceessor
of Rajah ParikMt.

tunvtur? #. m. A festiral commemorat-
ting tbe birth of KrUhnOf

If^ s. m. A father; the friend, attend-
ant, or companion of a bridegroom.

ll^T «•/• The friend of a mother ; the
relation or companion of a brid«>
a bridesmaid^ See.

IpH^T 9. m. The place at the bride's

house where the bridegroens an^ hm
train are receired.

^YTt ? adif. Man by man, eveif

"m^f^ y OQe.

^TT 9» m. SilcDt repetition of the named
of a deity, silent meditation, mutter-'
ing prayers; repeating inaudibly
passages from the Shasters -, adocar*
tion, charms, names of a deity^ couDt^
ing silently the beads of a rosary, ^.

^rm p<trt, Repeatmg prayers, wor-
shipping.

t. m, I>evotioD, adoration.

I 17. a. To count one's b^adff,

g^fift 5 to repeat the name of Qoi
Hitemally, to recite the bead-roll to
make mention, to repeat prayers
in audibly.

irqiRCTi|il 9. iw. A sage, one devoted to
religious meditation.

'm^m^T9.f. A rosary.

«r^«inft«./. A kind of bag in which
beads are held during their B^ital.

^nr 9./. The fiower of the pla»t Mir-
kur {Ckoms vii€09e^*

^11^ 8^ m. An adoren

irr When, at the time when, as soon
aa» Jah-taky or— fa/f»A:, or,— fon;
adi>. Till when, whilst, as long as.
Jab-tc^f How and then. Jal^ja^
Whenerer Jab-ha-tal^, adv. At the

4 time when, at the proper moment.
Jubkahhi or, JckhkabhUf Whene?er.
Jabhi, adv. At the time when, when,
since. iaMagy adn. Till whefr, whilst,
as long as. Jab-nah-tc^b, (»<i#. How
and then, perpetually. SaMi, drffw
At the rery time. Jot t #, Siae%

«ri«r^ Whenever, at what time.

-^fW^i.vu Thejaw, orthepartoftho
face from the cornea of the mottth
to the ]aws«

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m^^tnt i>. n. To be fillecl,io be folded,
^f^r culj. Rigid, stiff, awkward.
^fl«lf adj. Ill-shaped.
BTW^ 8. nL An oppression, yiolence,

strength.
«ril% adi9. Since.

vpra^r As long as, till when, whilst.
Ww^ Whilst.
^R9?!rir g. m. A mnsical instrnment.

^25 \ At the very time when,
^fn adj. Unlucky, bad, ill.

]^L I 8. m. The jaw.

^pi ^. m. Pinto, the supposed regent
of worlds belo^, or jndge of departed
aon's^ death, ^am dul^ 8. m. Messen-
ger of death. Sam dipa. 8, m. A
lamp or illumination sacred to Pluto,
lighted on the 18 th of Kartik, Krkhr
paksha^ t. 6. Three days before the
dewali*

^HH <. m. Repeating of a word in dif-
ferent significations (in rhefonc^ ; a
twin, f ./. The state of succeeding or
going on well.

linnpa D. n. To succeed, go on well,
fit, to be assembled. t>ukdn jamki,
Buyers and sellers are collected in
the shop. Larai jamki. The fight
was joined. M<$jlt8 janiki. The assem-
bly is full. Jfukaddama jamka, The
cause is begun to be debated.

VWrPlT 1^. ». To adjust, go on well,
setilB, fix ; to assemble, crowd ta*
gether.

^^|«lwe».M. Crowd, multitude.

^tnm^adv. Ahrftys, constiHifly, perpe-
tuaUy. li^tiitoT.

%fi«4t »• frof. Hame of Paru8miC$

HH^ 8. m. Messenger q£ d«i^tht

^HTTT tf. n. To germinate^ grow ; to he
coagulated, congealed or fro2en, to
consolidate ; to be collected, to clot ;
to adhere, stick, cohere, set ; to
pace in the manege.
^<9f^T jr./. A curtain, tent, curtains^
^«K1V n. prop. The regent of death.
^*fvi;«-/. Gaping, yawning. JciTiiaAat

lena^ To gape, to yawn.
^*nri'n t. «. To gape, to yawn.
919)1 «./. An accumulation, sum total.
^J!it 8. TO. A 9on-in-law.
^wm «./. A body, a gathering.
^flPiT V. tf. To collect ; sum up ; coa-
gulate, freeze or make ice ; congeal^
consolidate ; to pace in the manege.
^»IT9'ft^ 8. m. A purgative nnt i Ja-

tropJia carca8 ; Croton Tiglium ).
iSrHT^T 8, m. A crowd or multitude ; a
collection, accumulation, accretion ;
coagulation.
ismwz 8,f. Coagulation, agglutination^

congelation, consolidation.
«riTl«nr^ s. m. A bulbous root.
«n^^< 8. m. Landlord, land-holder.
«r^^rO f. /. The state of a Inndholder.
^rO^T n. prop,/. The river Jdkmuna.
^riifli; «./. Gaping, yawning.
711^^ IT 19. n. To ascertain,
lipqift «. m. duaJL Husband and wife.
^PfT^ f . m. An aquatic plant VaV,i8'

neria ).
W^^T «. tif. A fragrant plant ( Pai»-

danu8 odarati88imu8 )•
^f«f)^ f • m. Common lime ( Ciirm
acida ) ; a plant called by some a
sort of basil, with small leaves,
tffiv^ #./. A fruit tree^ the rose sppU

( Eugenia jatnbu )•
mnj9 9. TO. A jackal j a low man,- th«
the rose s^le.

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divisions of the earthy inclading the
whole of ffindustan, and said to he
go named from the preceding plant
abounding in it, and implying accbni-
ing to the Puvdns, the central di?i-
sion of the world, or the known
world ; according to the Bouddhas,
it is confined to India.

^m^ s. m^ A fragrant plant (Pand^-
nu8 odor^tisiimus ) ; the rose apple.

Wr^f^ *. TO. The lime or citron, ap-
parently of more than one species ;
a plant, considered to be a kind of
basil with small leaves.

Wr^ f. m,f. Triumph, promotion, ad-
vancement, preferment, conquest,
victory, bravo ! huzza f all hail !
I. tn. A kind of mung or bean (Pha-
fefihis vf»ungo ).

"^r^^iR^n^ i. m. Rejoicings, triumph,
exultation.

vnrsrn^ ^./. Name of a musical mode.

9r^79 «. m. A kind of drum.

^r'l^Pf *• w. Shout of victory.

^r^iT f . m. A plant ( jEsch/nomene
9$$han ) ; name of a musical mode.

Wii^ i.f. A tree { JEichynomene sef-
h(tn ) ; a flag, a banner.

^I^IT s. w. Record of victory or
triumph ,• in law, the sealed and
written award of the jadge in favor
of either party.

^r^^«^ s, m. A kinff, a sorereign ; { it
is also the appelfation of several ceU-
hrated Hindu princes) ; a. tree (Croton
Tiglium ). [victory,

^HnrrtT s.f. A necklace or garland of

«r9<VT^ <• *»• The royal elephant.

vr^ I

W^Tf J. adj. Victorioui.

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^^m^ s.f. Xacklace er garland of

fictory,
W«H«? s. m. A shout or song of victory,

or the exclamation Jd^ Ja^f.
^B^rr a^j. Able to conquer, victoriouff.
TK^s./. A fever.

^THW 2 8. m. A kind of water-fowl.
mK^K Old, decayed.
Brw Old, decayed.
W^^ adj. Hard, solid; hardhearted^

cruel, harsh ; old, decayed, infiim«

s. 971. Decripitude.
^^^ 1. 772. Cumin-seed ; a plant, yield*

ing a pungent seed ( NiyeUa indtca) ;

old age, becoming old and infirm.
'9f<Jf\ adj. Old, ancient, advanced in

years ; infirm, decayed*
^<nt s.f. An eld woman.
-91%^ *. /. Burning.
^rt^T D. n. To bam,
mVf^ adi9. Root and branch, entirely.
^^T 9, /• Decrepitude, the general re-

laxation and debility consequent upon

old age, or old age itself ; a treo

( Mimusops kauki ) ; a female demon,

TW^fH s. m. Paroxysm of a fever.

^Kl^K »dj. Infirm, decrepid, debilit-
ated, old.

V<:t>tt 9. o. To bum, kindle^ inflamei
light, make jealous.

V<T5 s, ni. The womb, the uterus.

W^i^lT ^dj» Viviparous, born from the
womb, as man and other animals.

IKV^M s. m. A proper name ; a cele«
brated king and warrior, sovereign of
Magadhf fatber-in-iaw to K^ns,'9^d
foe-to Krishna ; ho is said to- have
been slain in single combat by Bhim^

Wtroaifvr i. m. Bhinaen^ the third c<

the Pckndu princes. .
'm^^ s.A A sort of woQden dart witb

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an iron point. Janb cImIotm, To

throvr the jetrib. [old age,

^^^ 9, m, Skinniness, flesli flaccid wiili
"Br^K A', m. IndraU banner or emblem ;

an aqnaiie plant ( Vallunerut )^ tuij.

Old, infirm. '
-^mnct^T acf;. Rugged, perforated, fnll

of holes ; old, decsjed.
-BTT adj. Old, decayed.
wf^W B, m* Sesamnm, growing wild.
W€ i. m» Witer ; frigidity ( moral^

mmt^l or physical), adj. Cold, stapid,

apathetic, idiotic.
^wi'Jrftr s* »». A water-4)ee*
^rw^nni «' m. An aquatic plant {Tn$pa

bispinosa ) ; a crocodile.
W'lr^f^ s. rn. The gangetic porpoise or

* water-ape.
"^r^^nt i. m. The diver or water-crow.
^^^Tl* 8. m. An elephant.
1r^f€^T^ *. m. A shark, or accordmg

io some, a large alligator (who

moi^et prtetmntntly among the w^Ury

h$rd9).
^€1?V^ «. m. A water-hen, a diver.
•gr^nw ti «./. The black-headed gull.
W^lf'^nir B. m. An aquatic plant { Val-

Utmeria ).
^^5^*./. A water-plant.
''I^^ *./• A whirlpool ; a pond, a

pool ; a spring, a well.
^9r^ $, m. The gangetic porpoise.
V«nvsr Sm m. An aquatic plant ( Val-

lisnerict ).
^?li(h^ 8./. Sporting, or gamboling

in the water, bathing for pleasure or

amusonofeiit.
'Qr^nj^ f • fii. A whpirlpool; a turtle, a

tortoise ; a piece of water, a lake.
'W^lW^ adj. Aquatic, moving or going

in welter ( an amnrnl ).
iTn^ I, mk A fiah ^ ilQtus ; 9k sh^

^^'ir^ o\ m, A fish, or any marine,
aquatic, or ampUibions animal.

^r'mr'n^ *- /. A leech.

^^ror^T adj, ludignaut, outrageous.

*5nWilT«n «. n. To be indignant.

^rmrins 8. /. indignation, rage, pas-
sion, anger.

'm^'^n B' / A plant, said to be a sort
of Biissta growing in or near water.
adj. Water-bom, aquatic

5T^f^lf 8, 772. A boat.

^"sff «r 8. TO. A bivalve shell.

•^mi^ s. TO. The mn^cal glasses, or
harmonicon ; playing on glasses or
china bowla by xabbing the edges ; a
brass vessel in which water is put
and the edges are beaten with two
sticks.

^r^WK^ «./. Name of a musical ia-
stmment.

^BT^uw 8, m. Ground half covered with *
water, marshy ground.

'm^^, s* TTi. A cloud ; a fragrant grass
( Ctfdeins rotundus )•

^^is^iapr 8, TO. The Sal tree ( Shorea
robusta ).

-m^^^ *• '«• A cloud ; the ocean ; a
grass { Vi/pems rotundas ).

^«>ilT^T «./. A steam or current of
water.

-^Tfff^ 8. TO. The ocean.

"^mn 8. TO. Burning, heat, inflamma*
tion.; passion, vexation,

W^Rf 9 8. TO. An otter.

sr^^fil s./. Tho two hands fall 'of
water nut.y abandonment. Jalanjali
Icama, To give up a practice.

mmm *». d. To burn, to be burnt, to
be kindled {rmt. ) To get into a pas*
sion^ to be enraged,' to rage. J^l
uthna, To break out ( asjipe ). Jal
pufk^a^ To 1)0 iu » paMiQDi to rgg«.

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JdZ bnjhna, To brand, to bnra to
ashes. JeUe par non laganOy {liL to
throw mU on m burn ). To triumph
over in salt.

^«f»lPf #. TO. The ocean.

'Qf^ffiTTiT /». TO. A drain, a water course,
a pipe along a wall or building for
carrying off water-fall, the descent
of a spring, &c. [niira).

^^^^ 8. m, A drng ( Herpestes man-

W^^^ «./. Vallisnerii$ ).

ir^5»f^ f. TO. The dropsy.

ir^n^*./. Water-fowl.

^ro^fif t. TO. Vartm^ the mythological
deity presiding over the watery ele-
ment, the Hindu Neptnne.

^«nni: «./. An olive ; the EUBoearpus
ierraiui,

^WX[m 8, TO. Drinking ( of water ), eat-
ing, taking light food between meals,
a Inncheon.

^rwfiTcq^ s.f. An aquatic plant ( Com-
meltna salici/oliay j-c. )

W^sn^ 8,f* An aquatic plant {PisU<$
8tratiot€8 ).

^Wlftil 8. TO. The ehatah ( Cuculu8 me-
lanoleiteo8) ; a fish.

9^91^9 8, m. A dam, a dike, rocks or
stones impeding a current.

^m^^ s. TO. A fish.

M^^m part. Burnt up or consumed
with fire.

^«^^^ s.f. Swimming, strikiag with
the arms and legs in water.

»T«^f Z 8 m. A bubble of water.

Bf^WtJt 8, /. A kind of potherb ( ffiU
ancha repent ).

«r^^ s. fn, A cloud ; an aquatic plant
{OommeUnd 8Mcif6Ut$ or bengaUnm).

H?wHt 8. TO. A water-bee.

•W*W s. TO. A detugOy flood iaimdation.

WHlf^ 9.f. A water inflect. J

9T9«fT^ i. TO. A waterman, a mermaid.

3f9RT9r 8. m. A drain or issue from a
pond.

^WiT^hr s. TO. An otter.

9(mi^frf «, TO. Shiv^ of whom one form
is water, implying his omnipreeence.

TQTZl^ 8. m. A water-work, a machine
for raising water &c., any contri-
vance connected with that element.

^ra^RH^f «. TO. A house or fabrie erect-
ed in the midst of water, or subter-
raneous apartments constructad in
the bank of a river, for retiring to in
the hot season ; a sumlner^housey 4c.

^ra^Tf «• TO. A boat.

'5l^^«!^ «, m. A whirlpooL

^mfM 8, TO. A kind of crane, feeding
or small fish chiefly, and therefore
haunting swamps &o.

f ^^V 8. TO. A gallinule.

^*9VB 8. m. The F«jb, a kind of crana.

wmmni «./, A wave, a billow.

^^mfinr ? 8. TO. The HiU(* or Bable
^OTW > fish ( Clupea alqsa ).

sTfll'TTTT i>. a. To cause to burn.

^r^ff^M 8, TO. An otter.

5T9fif^f 8. TO. The autumnal Equinox>
the moment of the Sun's entering
Libra, occurring near the close of
tlie annual rains.

«T«9ftr« 8. TO. A prawn or shrimp
( water-scorpion ). [ pike.

^a^^ 8.m. A kind of fish, a sort of

ar^«*2lT 8. TO. A burner.

^nmnq <• m. Ft^J^v, who is supposed to
sleepi borne by his serpent couch
above the ocean, during the four
monthft of the periodical rains in
India. [waters.

vr^mri: t* f. Fa^nv, as sleepiag on ^

vr^r^ff 8. TO. A fish, a 8ort< of pike
{ JEeosc 9cUopa9 ) ike gpangetic por*^

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^

jfiHo^a ). s,/. A l«ech.

viedintnm).
*Wt«r^ ^./, Sleeping in water by way

of mortification ; a fisii,
«T^f y. w>. A small water ( or summer )

house.
^r?rTT^ s. m. Cattle fish bone, consider-
«l (Ts the indurated foam of the sea.
^^T#. 7». A lake. [of water.

srm^TT*. m. Appearance or semblance
'WW s. m. An otter or water-cat.
»mi'9tr 8, m, A natural waler-conrse or

channel J a plant ( VoUisneiid).
^ivnc s. m, A pond, a lake, a rescr-

To7r, any piece of water.
'mt^T i>. a. To bnrn, kindle, inflame,

fire. li;^hf, roalce Jealous.
^m^m I adj. Fretful, passionate, hot-
^^TffTT \ tempered ; scorched.
^Wmidj. FnU of water, wet.
W'9T%^5./ A wen.
'Wrww 8. m. The rainy season • sea
of fresh water; an inundation, a
flood, n deluge.

^f^l^adi. Wet, charged with aqueous
moisture.

^^m'PHs,/. Firewood. I

imw sm. A pond, a tank, a lake, a |
reservoir, or any piece of water ; the
ocean ; a fragrant grass ( Andropngon
ftmrieatmn ). adj. Stupid ; dull, cold,
apathetic.

^mj \ 'f- A leech,
^ftwii «. ih. A fisherman.
^%W^T *./. A plant (H^iotropium in-
dietm ).'

ym^ 9, m. Submarine fire,

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^^^"^ ^./, A Knd of sweetmeat.

^'Tt *. 7». 'The myUiological doity of
^^ter, Varun ; the ocean.

^Bm)^ *. /. A leech.

^rfl^m 8. m, A drain or channel;
made on p^frpose for carrying off an
oxcess of water, or such a channel
made naturally by the overilow of n
ri?er, Ac.

ir^^ s. m. Drepsy.

'BT'^tw^ y f./. A leech.

^^.7^ I>i"eni»on, wrangling; p^afe^
babble, '

•rWT% adj, A chatterer, talking. mnA

«Ki IbolisHy or improperly,
•r^ 8. m. Barley. Jowjow hisab kna. To
take a strict aocount, tho mark be-
tween the jointa of the fi»ger.
^^8./, ^Uce,

W*f *./» A coarser, a fleet horse-; «
coutttry, Ionia or Greece; a €beek
or Mahomedan.

^^ *. w. Mark in tlie jomta of the fin-
gers ; a flower, the Chinarrose ( Ji*.
iseug r98a sinensis) • a clove of garik^
« kind of stitch in needle-work.
JdwedoTy Served in a p artkuliir
manner.

^^it «, «!• A son-in-law.

"m^TX^ A kind of eating fruit.

9r«mnc 5, n. Impure salt-petre.

"^^nr^ «. m- The young shoots of bar*
ley presented hy Brahman8 to their
disciples at the feast of Noaratr,

^nrry^ 8. w. The China rose, the plant
or its flower,

irrn: *. m. The rise or flow of the tide

•fWnr 8* m. Indian com.

iTfT^T 8^ m. Grain mixed with barley
as food for cattle^

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9^4T«f 4. m, ▲ priokly bnah of irhioh
tattis are made, tn^ with is eaten bj
eamels ( Hedyiai^m athagi ).

iiy «. f^. l^ame, character^ celebrity,
repatatioQ^ famei renown, luck Jas-
apj(^s, s, m* Gciod and evil, or the
faToorable and unfavourble traits of

It -' : ■ ' *

one^B character.
5?2^ > adj. Bepntabl^ reaowned.

}

!■

adj. ' Famous^ ffltstriottaiy re-
nownedy celtbxated.

m. Pewter.

«Itf adv. Where, in which place, which

<" place, Jahan tahan^ Here and there,

* ^rirj whtre. Jdhan ka taha% Ererj-
where^ in the same place as before.
Jahan jaharty ad'O, Whererer. Jahttn

^ iaMn^ adv. WhereTer. Jaha%UJty

C. <Mk«; At far as. iahan»s€y Whence,
from whick place. Jahan'-tahan phimay

^ '5fe ttrajjfle, to wander.

-^r^arfe. Wkererer.

vWfT «.^ A plant, the flowers of which

' resemble those of the kddtml,

"^Irt^^ J. m. The period of l^e total
dettmction of the world.

«rar 5. m. The name of a'king or saint.

^t^trm 'Iff./. The Ganges ; the river in
its course is said tp hare disturbed
the devotions of the saint Sahnu,
upon which he drank np its water ;
leaving released them at the inter-
cession of the gods, he is thxts cousi-

. der^d the parent of the stream.

eiT pran, ting. Whom, What,' which,
any one.

^"[ii^dj, r. Bom. s,f. A daughter.

^TTITV ff. /. Money { or other fledge) left j

for a thing pnrcboBed, while It t» ^
ried away to be finally approved,

^\m9.m. The thigh and leg.

wNl^ 9. /. Strength, i>ower.

"BTW (kdxf. With force,powerfnHy, loadlj.

«lrtr«./. -iThe thigh. {indico).

^j^ra «. m, A kind pf heron. ( Ariia

'mfvn s. m, A kind of breeches that do
not cover the thigh.

«rl^ s.m. Trial, examination, teat, as-
say, proof.

'9s\%nt V. o. To examine, enqivre into,

ascertain, try, prove, assay^

^fn f ./. A wooden trough for raising
water.

^m *. A A stone-mill for grinding
com, a handmill of two stone^ one
over the other ; a pair of bellows^

eiHff^ *. nu Money (or ether pledge) left
for a thing purchased, while it is car*
ried away to be finally appr9TecL

wm «. fn» A religions, sacrifice. y}g^

"ITTO ^./. Watchfulneas, waki^^.

WT'rf^^tfiy ddj. Possesfsed of or everting
miracolons powers. [wake.

wnm #. n. To awake, to be awake, to

^\^n ^./. Vigil, iFfskefnlness, keeping
watch, sitting up at night ( in a reU^
gioui oeremoiiff or j^rayen ), veapera^

irnrftr »,/. Waking, vigilanee.

Wn? s,f. Place.

^sTTiTT 9» m. A c^st of Ilindue.

eiiwi'i^ «. /. Drowsiness, sleepinesa.

^(^adj, Wak^l, watchfnl.

IcWm «. iwu The francoHne partridge.

^\lc^ adj. Rnral, picturej^jp^ diver-
sified with hil), vale, wood, and water
( country ) ; wild, jangliy barba^oQff,

savtige. 5. /. Cowack ( Carpopf^QSk
fruriena ). *

^rnr^ s. m. Poison, venom.

^iTfw ? ^^ »i. A snake-catcher^ %
^Vp!?^ y dealer in antidotes, ii

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WkAi * ddctof, one wto prtleudd
ohitfly by charms to cure the bite of
snakes or other repemouS animals.
r^ '' /• Knowledge of poieons, the
posseition of charms or drugs, and
employment of them as antidotes ; a
X>otherb ( Luffa acutangtda ).

s. m. A 8ui6or, a solicitor^ a
candidate, a beggar, a person who
-goes about singing for charity, a
petitioner, one who asks or solidts.

m^m ^. a. To want, need) require,
implofe^ solicit) ask, beg.

%fw i. m* Braliman who presides at
the performance of a religious cere--
' mony, an officiating priest * a player
on cymbals or on the tabour.

mw^ «./. A ctetli thrown orefr the
carpet to sit on.

vrt *. in, A tribe of EajfuU.

Wr2Hl«. «•/ lL^\mii> {Bign&nid^ iUOi^e^

mz S. SI. The axis of an oil or sugar
mill which presses the gtain or the
canes; ar post plafcod by Hindus In
the centre of a tank to mark its

- being dedicated.

«ri? j». m. The gums ( of tki Ueth ).

^TWI s. m. Cold, coldnesd ; the winter.

^ti\ i,f, A row 6f te(*th.

m^ #. m. Coldness, apathy ; folly,
stupidity^ dullness of intellect j cold-
if*s^, fngidity.

^m ddj* Born, produced, ettgendered ;

^ a child, offsjiring: i.ifn. K^nd, sort,*
class, a^ies, cast, seei^ tribe, race ;
birtli, production.

Vnnr #. m. A mendicant ; ddtrokg^al

-realcidaiioB of a hatfWty. .

«• fa^ A sacWiGciAl ceremony
dnfeeted to be peifortned et the bitth
efftoliild^

sttihtIw 9. /. Pedigree. i

Wf*f «./. Kind, sort, specie^, cisas,

tribe ; birth, production ; lineage,
race, family.

"^if^^^^ s. m. Specific or generic dis^
iinction or. charaeteridtio ; marH ^r
rtibe or caste.

wrfa^^Hnr ^. m. Specific or generic cha«
racter or nature*

eiifn^i? adj. Outcastc, roid ef j^iste^

errat #./. Oreat-flowered jasmin ( Jdtr*
. Tiuntim ^'0fidt/o}i4i» ) ; mace, nutmeg*

eiwlTjiii 8.f. Mace*

9Ff)q79 s. m. Nutmeg.

em^9 $• m* Gum-myn*b* *

^\^ adj^ Well-born, of good fttiily*

eu«fai adj^ Bom Hind*

ermij^/. AmcMoent (^^n4r»Z2jrtmp2^«
( inff a/artnnaU moment ) ; pflgrim*'
age ; departure, mareli^ jollru^ f
procession^ a festival.

^5?^^. ^. Tie lineage of Krishn^^ on«^' ,

of that race.
eiin 8. M. A conjurer, ot astrologkv

part. Knowing adj. Wise, intefli-

gent. Janbujhkar, adv/ Knowing!//

wilfully, purposely.
9n>nf adj. Knowing, understandilig. •
'HIT^wri;. a. To know, to understand/ to

comprehend, to suppose, to trust. '
•rr'l^f «?. a. To know, understand, Uf

comprehend, to suppose.

efFW^^T^ #• SI. ' Ail fltequaintance, an
intimate friend.r

eriwfirir adv. Knowingly, wilfnllyw
purposely.

err'TITt adj. Going, passing away.

^rm e. n. To gOy be, pass, reach, con^
tinue. Jdt^tf-reAiia, To be lest> mis^
sing, -to die, disappear, vanish, ^o

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^m

t(rni s. m. The knee.

•^fXV^^ 9. nu The kneepan or pateUa.

m^f^^f^ The knee joint.

^ %mm^ ad^. Wittinglj or unwii-

mA f^ '^. ^. T^ liberate, kt go ; to
excuse, pass over ( as ^fmit). lane-
'4^ NeTtr aahid, let alone, don't.
^BTPit V. n. To go; underetand, suppose^

that is, videlicet, to wit.
imrr v. *• To knoir, understand com-
.jorekend, SBppose, beliere. deem,
think, fancy, conceive, jndlge, ac^
count, esteem, to trast.
fnv *. m. Repeatog inandibly passages
fDmn^tbe thtnten, charms, names of a
deity silent meditation, muttering of
• prayers, co«nting silently one's beads.
^It^% } i.m. One- who counts his
^\^ > beads» or recites passage of

the VeeU, prayere, Ac, inamdibly.
inw ^. »• Mnzzle for large cattle ^ on,

net for fmit ,- a cort of grass,
^fpjt »./. Mnzzle for small cattle,
i^riff s. TO, The rose-apple ( J%«iid:
.jamhM^ :^^) ; the eighth part of »

dayy watch of thr^e hfonrsv
BHipr f./. A fmit. and tree so eiiled
( Oalyptrantkes Qary^hyiUfohzm ; Eur-
genia JamMaua ). ». »v Sonr milk,
used to coagulate £vesh milk, namet,
coagulater.
iprm^ acij, Grecian, Mahomed an, or
their langu^e, ' [husband.

f^fTHW 9. m. Son-in-law, dtattghler's
WHT3 8. m. A daughter's husband, a
^ son-ifl-laW; a husband,, a lord or
master ; th^ sun-fiower ( Helianth^i
aiiriims )>
tnf^^s./. Night.

tfT^ 9./. A virtuous and repectaWe
-jyoTnan ; a sister.

^WM f. m. The rose-apple, the/frtut*^
^l«r^ s^ m. A fttUaloas bear, laiber-

iivlaw to ILrishna,
WWA i.f' The wife ef KriAna,

daughter ^f the bear,
^n^ii *. ». Wame ef a bear, iko
assisted iJaw-

^lWi«^ «. m. Nutmeg { rm/tisticit ««-
^ijX »r/. A wife, one wedded according
to the perfect ritnal. t^j. w. Bwn.
IS. m» A son.
^nrrft *. m. du<a, Husband aadmfe.
^nc ^. m. A paramomr, a gallant ; m-

lence*
^KV «.w. /. An aawlterine,the<*

of a woman by her gallsnt.
m!^ fw 9]i. Firewood, fuel.
^TT»ir If. a. To light,, kindle, bws, in-
ffame. P^^^'

WItJH ♦. ». Te bom, kindly kfliiM^
ITFC^ 8. m. A kind of wood {LagtrO^

Tuiafioi regmm )♦
^\%f(xri. Bnming,
WWr «.». A netjBsaskfa Vffldot,
a lattice, an eyelet, er loophole;
magik, conjuring, illnsion, wp«f'
natural deception, ididwr. adj. M

culuted. JiJl-Wri, *•/• ^''<'^^''*

^«3*l< 9. «• A conntry sitaated in ^

north'West of Indi^ appareatly ^

oi Lahoie. t^d perhaps the m«deo

JaUindh(»r. f*^'

WH3ITO adj. Am inhabitant of J«^

^rrm *. »"• Cobweb, a pelUele ; a j^ ; '

Apeck on the eye, a catarsei
^Tf^W s. m. A spider j a fithermiBi'

huziter using nets.

^^m\ ckdj, A cheat, arogoe,*^

. bond, a conjurer, tt j^gg^^^'^^

who employs nets, &c., fof aU

hpod.

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f^nrr

\i»f. ApwBtinf room, (juror.
imf^ i*^' A cheat^ a rogue, a cou-
Hl^iMf;. Illwory, deceptive. *./. N#t-
• work ; ibe integtunent in which n
IfBtoB is enveloped ; a coil ; a eaul ;
. m lattice, grate, trellis-work. Jdli
ftamoy Expresses the hardening of
. the stone of a mango.
mm 8.m. A low man, one of a degrad-
ed tribe or business, adj. Cruel,
' barsh, severe ; inconsiderate, rash,

acting without tbinkhie;.
m^W *. «i. The red colotir procured

from the UMi insect.
'9r^S\ ? « /. Mace ( the sfice so caU-

;■. \ ^*

As much as, as many af«

7 9. m. An ascetic, a sage,
) one who has completely

«nt^HT^ #./• The language of the
Greeks or of the Mabomedmns.

mm\ adj. Twins.

Hm pron. From or of whom.

i|T^ fron. rd, iing. In the dative case,
to whomsoever.

mH $. f. A flower ( Jamiwam grandi-
fiorwn ) ; a fire-work resembling that
iower.

ftr^fiffft^T adj. Fawning.

^<rf«4^ s. ^« An exclamation expres-
sive of surprise and pleasoie. ^igjigi
lama, v. a. To fawn.

iWtWTf./. Emulation, wisb to excel or
overcome. [ j^^^ )•

'ftrfiP i' /. Bengal madder ( Rubia man-

ftrfWT s,f. A sister, a dog, a breast.

iwrsm t.f. Asking, inquiring.

I^l^n* i./. Husband's elder brother's

wife.

fwiftadv. Where.

t%r9<ft^ (idj. Of subdued passion, not to

be provoked or made angry,

fepiWT ) a($'* How much, so much^ as
4^<it J mucb as, as many« ZUne^

. iR#»; In as much ( timi ) as'

farflTiTT adj. Self-subdued, void of pas-
sion. [ qner.
fWW V. a. To cause to win or con-

siib'liied his passions.
f?V^f^9ilT «./ Coutiuence, subjugation

- of the senses or passions. [ ses.

f^iifsS^T adj. Having snbdued the sen-
fV<9f adj: Conquerable, vinoible.
fUfqpd adj^ Victorious, triumphant.

<s, jn. Tb« city of Benares,

fwc^X ddo. Where, wherever, whither,
there. Jidhar Hdhar^ adv. Whither,
bere and there ; every where.

ftrir pron. reL inJUc. ph Whom, what,
which. A negative particle. No, not.
A prohibitive particle, Don't 4-. m.
A jm, the genferic name of the per-
sonage peciiliar to the Ji/n sect, who
is ranked by them as superior to the
gods of the other sects ; a saint and
teacher; twenty-four J/ns are sup-
posed to flourish in an Uvdedrpi, or
di/n age, and their writers enumerrate
those of the ages past, present, and
to come ; a Buddh, a generic term
applied to tlie chief sftints of the
Bnddh sect, in the same manner as
to those of the Jt/ne*

%HT^T adj^ Abusive, foul-tongued,
talkative.

fisiw conj. Like, as, in such manner as,

fonriTT v. 0. To feed^ to entertain.

fwnm i. m. Life, souL adj. (nut).
Beloved.

fmm^ «. a. To give Wfe, to vivify^ re-
cover any thing almost dead ; to fos-
ter, to patronize i to causo to live.

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f^^fT ^ «. m. Life, soni, gneat-lietri,
ra'i^r 5 beloved ; annual wiiges to

_ washermen and others.

f^r^ ^j' Brave, coarageons.

^nrmr i>. <». To give life to ; to thify,
animate, recover anj thing almoat
dead ; to foster, patronize.

f^l^T^ V. a. To feed, to entertain ; to
give life, to vivify, recover any thing
almost dead ; to caase to live ; to
foster, to patronize.

fm^ pr0n. rel. sing. That, what, who,

c whom, which, any oBd, Jh-tis,
Whomever, whatever, some or other.
JisjiSy Whichever, each of whidi Jtl
J0gahf adt. Where, wherever, J is
dam, ad^ When, while^ whilst. Jis
tarahf adv. What fashion or manner,
(in ) what manner, according to, . as
Jis tara/^ adv. Wherever, Jxs-hsdry
adv. To what degee, as, aa mncb as,
whatever, whatsoever. Jis-kisi ka. Of
whomever, whosesoever^ Jis Idsi^co^

. To whomever.

ftrW fn/^- T^om That, what, who, whom.

I^ITT*./. The tongue.

ftriT^ *. w. The fir of the tongne.

fWVi^T^ s. m. Licking, lapping.

^ s,m. Life, sonl, self, spirit, mind.
I Jt uthdna^ To withdratW one's friend*
ship or desire. Ji bura kama. To
Tomit, to have a nansea ; to be dii«
pleased. Ji barhdna^ To be moder-
ately desirons Jt bfkham^y v, n. To
faint. Jt bharjana, To be at eiisd and

• Contented Ji ajana, To have the mind
suddenly fiiced ( on any thing ). Jt

• JAtjI'antf, To be touched with com-
passion or seized with grief. Jt hah"
Zan^, To amusd^ oAeV wit, id dfsai-
paterefledtion. Jt pan^y To under-
•sfand one^s tumj^; to Ue highly.

phased; fo escape froift iSiisfoiSt«i«b
Jt poiu kama, To harites,. to tease^ t»
plftgue, to perplex. Ji par, kisi^B^
ch/On^ To ohey« Ji par khdn^ To
risk one^s life^ to run tho hixard. Jt
paitjntf, or,— jil^ii#M#, or,--ft>M
jan0f To be oompasaionatt, to fed
affection, Ji pakrttj^tna, To bo sorry.
Ji fhatjana^ Tv be brokenhearted*
Ji pldrjana, To be contented ; to bo
satiated o)r di4gil8te€l Jijalan^^ To
befriend ; ^ plsgne, to perplex* . J|
jotfiit. To be taxed or troirbled in maA,
Ji chahna, To desire. Ji chhipanof otp
— €kw\Hia, To do a work carelessly pr
lazily, to neglect Ji chMna, To nsl
bravely. Ji chaina^'U> (festre. Ji-ddn^
Granting life, pardbnlng a ci^ital
crime, permission. Jidmnkama, To
grant life, tO pardon a capitid crimoh
Ji dhar0knaf' T^ have a palpitaiioii
of the heart. Ji dub jono, Tty fainW
Ji r»Mfia, Td be easily pleased, to
{deaae. Ji is uiat jana^ To smY in
the opinion of another ; to be brolben*
hearted. Ji se matna^ To kUU Jf
Idffitf, or,-<-Ao9ia, To desire, to w^
for. Jikhol ke kuchh kama. To do
with pleasure or cheerfully. Ji ki
eman manpti, To prefaee a diacoucls
with excuse. Jikebadaljiden^y To
take up the cause of anoth0r. Jightt
jan0f To detest. Ji loffck o, To exdt^
desire or lovst to plsce. or fixtho
mind. Ji lagnHf To ootf trdct^ affectjotL
for any person or thing, to hanker
after. Ji lena, To penetrato one^
thoughts ) to etcito one's deatro j . ip
kill. J.t mama, To mortify ote'a
i^mt0f to displease. Jt mitana, lb
contract friendship. Ji-mtfn ana, Tb
come into the midd, id occur. ^ 4ho

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: tonwiiiad Tfifli iniTj ot jealousj. Jjk
men ji afi#^ To be comforted. Jt^
tnen ghcsr kamtt, To be pleaent,
agreeable or soce{>itbIe. Ji nih^lnm^

. To die • to desire or kre excessively ;

to fear ezceediDgij* Jt Isotao, To be

discouraged, to be depressed from

. iear^ to be spiritless, Jt hat jcma, To

'. detest.

^ oie. Yes. t. ». Sir, master, madam.

^ftm s. m. Pension, liTelihood*

^itw^xm V. n. To corragate, to wrinkle;

iftw «./. Winning, victory.

^ftimr ^. 0. To win, conqtier, oTereome^
beat.
'i.M* Life, existence.

*H*rT } '•'»• A winner.

Bfter adj. Alive, living ; over, more,

* above, iityi. ad^^ Alive, living.
4tfii^ «./• Ifame of a Hmdn fast ob-
served by women^ who have lost

- aeveral ehiUren* to preserve the ?^-

mainder«
rit?T«;«. Awiftner.
imK adf* VHm^^ whefever, there,
efhr #• M. An o^d imm.
fJNr p.fip TkO live. s. m. Living.
^ t.f. The tongue. Jii^ barkana, To

be loqjMoiotts and abusive ; to pvir-

sae {deesf res beyond ooe^s reach 3il»h
' pakfifrn^, To silence^ to intdiT^pt
. <Qie'a di^coarse ^ to eritioise minntely

Jibkjhuiatiay To pretend to wealth
; filsely. Jibh chdtnay to long after of
. covet attainable enjoyment, •lihh

• 0ibbi|0, To boast beyond one's ah-
' my. ^ibh dftb U^ bat kabrn, To
, 8peai( with reserve* 3»bh. tatntf, To
^ forbid by signs ; to graia^t the request

of a petitioner v to be stn^k with

terror or astonishment. Jibi nikfilffOt
To be extremely fatigued or thirsty.

W^wa <»dj. Plain-spoken, loqnacious.

istift 8. 171. An instrument for cleaning
the tongue ; a bit of a bridle,

^»rT e. «. To eat.

aftmt adj. Capital (a$ o crime) ; tnorti*
fying one's desires.

^K^k 9, m. Cumin- seed.

^Vi o<&'. Old, decayed ; digested. •

flfKr *. w. Cumin-seed. fcient.

eftw #. w. An old man. di;. Old, an^
withered, decayed ; digested.

ifltiaT «. /. Old age j in&mity, deeny.

^W?W s. m. Old, worn, or tattered
raiment.

ift^iW^ 6, m, A fragrant grass ( Cy-
perus rotundus ). [digestion*

^ftfw *./. Old age, infirmity, decay;

eflw #. /. A high note or tone in sing*
ing or tnusio opposite to the bass,
the treble. *

e|Vv 8» m. AniiAated being, anitnal ;
life, existence ; the sentient sou], the
emanation of tho deity whi^h, it is
be^eved, is incorporated with the ani-
mal body, and gives it Ufe, motion,
and sensation, henco also called J/V
atman ; it is opposed to that abstr-
act state of the sonl Pai-viatmtfn, in
which, by meditating upoiv ita own
divine nature and origin, the spirit
is supposed to bo set at liberty fiom
human feelings and passions.

^v 6. «». A sweet heart, a lover, interj.
Bravo !

i^m s. m. A tree ( PmtdfUra tomm^
tosa ) ; .a medicinal plant, considered
as one of the eight principal drugs^
classed Ijogetb.er ^nder the name
U»htvdrg * ap aaimi^y oay being en*
dowed with life..

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adj. Resolute, bold, brave,

^Uz S courageous.

«i1f ift^ «. m. A kind of bird, supposed
to be a sort of pUeasant.

^H^^^ s^m. A kind of bird, supposed
to be a pheasant ; the Chakor or
Greek par tiidge,

«ft^^T 8, m. Tiie soul, life ; a sweet-
heart, beloved ; annual wages to wash-
ermen and others. [ ^*»ou8.

Bllim part. Living, alive, adj. Victo-

itt%fmi «./. A Himhi fa53t observed by
women who have lost several chil-
dren to preserve the remainder.

#c*qiT s.f* A woman whose children
are living. [alive.

Brtiiqfe «./. A wife whose husband is

aft^W s. m. Living property, live stock,
wealth in flock and herds.

«ft^ «. m. Life, existence ; livelihood,
living, profession ; water ; a son.

gives or restores life,
ift^^*./. Jasmin.
Bfl<l<1qiH 8.m. Livelihood, means of

subsitence. [dead,

•ft'f^t^^ «. »». A drug to revive the
iftiW adj. Alive, living, existent.
^^'^W «. 'w. A fowler, a bird-catcher.
4t^f^^ s. 771. A parasite plant ( Epid-

endron tesaeloidesy and otJier $pecies ) ;

a plant Menispeimum glahum ),
^V^ 8./. A tree ( Celiis orienialU ) ;

a plant ( Menispeiimm glabrum ) ;

{he Sam or Saen tree ( Mimosa at-

hida ) ; yellow myrobalan ( Termin^
aHa chebuU$ )•

vR^lH^Rir 8,m. A plant bearing seeds
which are used in rosaries.

^mtft;t 8. m. The body.

irft^ilK adj. Capital, («« 0 crime) ; mor-
tifying {jane^ 8 desires), I[sp"Dg.

^W ?./. The mother of living ojff-

i9^«m #. m. A' joiaf, an articiflatiiaiu

^^rg j. i». A drug for re-asumacthig
tbe dead ; life, existence.

^%V^K s. m. The earth.

^^mr s, m. The vital principle, or
spirit ; that spirltnal essence which
renders bodies susceptible of motion
or sensation.

efl^l^^ s. m. A fowler^ a bird-catcher.

eftft^ «./. Livelihood, profesnon or
occupation, by which a sobsistence
is obtained ; pension.

ljtf%9 8^ m. Living, life, existence,

'^niQVrar 8. SB. Period or duratiov of

. life, a life.

^Hr^T anj. Living, alive, existent*

"^ff ^ i. m. A name of Tam^ regent
of death ; a lover, a husbaiid ; lord
or master of existence ; a drug to
revive the dead. s .

^r??rm adj. Ruling life, master ef
being ( applicable to oijects either ef
re'oerence or offection ).

^It adj. Alive, living, animate, a Ut«
ing being.

^TTKnr 17. n. To be discouraged, to be
depressed from fear, to be spiritless,

^Sm^s.m. A gambler.

^> 8.f. Emotion, impulse ; a volame
containing several books.

e|iT 8, m. One of the four great Hindu
periods ; a term used in the game of
chousar ; a pair. Sugannjug, Agee of
ages, from age to age, for ages. Sug^
jug, adv. Constantly, eternally. Ja^
phornaj or, — phutna, To cavse •
difference between friends, lo fall eut.

q«nr 8./. Address, dexterity, eootrt-
yance, counsel, wit, a pun, art Swgai
hohnoj To pun. Ju-gaUhetst, Puniler^
q^ibbler. Jtt^afJar/, ^. /. A ^qnibble^
pnn, witticism, economy.

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yilft <Kf;. Artful, clever, cnnnittg, eco-
nomical, facetious, punning.

>fljft s, /. Fire-fly, glow-worm ; an
oraament wora roaad the neck,

-wrif s. m, Tlie fire-flj { L^rtLpyris ) - a
jewel wora about tlie neck,

^^^ > adj. Two, a pair, brace, couple.
^W >

^ir^ r. n. Tu bo careful of, to keep
with care ; to lend labour, t. e^ To
•asaigt another in his work in expect-
ation of similar assistance being re-
turned hereafter*

^m^ adj. Two.

^^TT^ilT v. a. To chew the cud«

^wr^t./ The cud.

^^1 s. m. ) CensuTe, abuse, reproach,

^[^ iff./. J reviUng.

3j^fir?I adj. Censured, abused, reproach-
ed, reviled.

WW t.m.f. A potherb {Conrml^ouUii
4xrgmUeui). [abandoned.

irff^ adj. Outcast, deserted, injured,

^tm^rn. An engagement, a battle.

^piTV ^91^ t?. <!. To sound warlike
instruments in battle.

9ZV «. ?n./. The matted hair of Shic
or of ascetics ; anj knot or fillet of
iuur.

^^in ««. «. To close with, to engage in
close fight, to unite, toclos(s to join
{as the tdges 0f a Moound ) ; to stay,
wait.

^fZHTf t7. d. To conglutinate.

^v^ «. a. To be joined.

^Ti <^ m. Twins.

9^^ f./l The price of joining, mend-
ing, &c.

9^T -0. a. To cause to join, to cause
to couple^ to get mended ; to tear
the hair in token of grief and vex-
atiou.

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^z\ 8, m, Twins.

^cr (in compos. ) With, comiected>ith,

united with, joined to, as, Dharmajut^

adj. Virtuous,
^^^r^i V, a^ To cause to join or yoke,
5jmta(f;. Arable, s.f. Tillage. Juia^

na, V, n. To be joined, to yoke ; t^

be tilled.

^IWiT-u. tt. To beat with a slipper. .^

^I «. OT. Battle, war, fight.

W«i s, m. Time,
>*

W«rt€l^./. A kind of grain*

«mTTt «./. The moonlight.

W«fTT^ 8. TO. A kind of grain. ( compris-^

ing many species, of which Indian

com is one).
WifffF*./. The moonlight.
ejWH^*./. A young woman, damseL
^m adj. Young,
W^^ V. n. To be procured or obtained,

to come to hand, to be joined,
W^# V, n. To unite, to be joined.
^K[ ^m i>. n. To procure,
^^m -». n. To be comforted or pacified,'

«. a. To procure.
W^W adj. ProcuraWe. Jwrcw, t. m.

Procurement,
il^n*./. A wife.
^^ 8. m. Deceit, cheating, a trick, Jul-

hoz, s^rruX knave, a cheat.

^nft »./. A young woman, a damsel,

^^frm s. TO. A king's aon, the heir-i^-
rent, one appointed to the empire.

W^ adj. Young, juvenile, s. m, A
yoke, a young man or one of the
virile age, or from sixteen to seventy.

^j^T^ «, m. Large maize.

"m^j^ «. m, A gambler; a thread
stcetched over the bridge of a mu«
sical instrument beneath the cords.

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' "whereby the sonnd is said to im-
prove.

^(^7K ;?. 77?. The Tvater of boiled pnlse,
pease soap, porridge, &c.

^^ s. m. The crumbs or remnants of a
meal, or its leavings.

%^ adj. Served, obliged, worshipped,
gratified by service.

•^TT^ 8, f, Hindu salutation, obeisance.

^adv. Lord ! master \ sir j

^gpa 5. m. A yoke ; a die, dice, a gam-
ing, gambling. Jtwp khelnaj To gam^
ble. Juakhana, A gambling-house.

^sr^JZ 8, m. A yoke.

' ^-^Tft s. m. A gambler ; a thread
stretched over the bridge of a musical
instrument beneath the cords, where
by the sound is said to improve.

^* 8. /. A louse, ^un-mnnha, adj.
Smooth-faced, hypocritical.

^»m s.f. Manner, mode ; skill, clever-
xiess; a pun, or doable meanmg.
JngatbaZf A punster, or rather one
who is fond of uttering double mean-
ings.

•«i*fKI ^. n. To fight, to be killed in
"battle. Jm;^ marm, To die fighting.

^r^ 8. m. The matted hair of Shiv ; the
clotted hair of an ascetic.

•Wf^ adj. Cold. 8. jn. Coldness, the cold.

TWWr 8. wi. Cold J the hair done up in a
knot behind, the hinder part of a
turband.

•9li\ s. f. An ague. [famous.

•^TfT^TT adj. Beaten with slippers ,• m-

^fciT 8. m. A slipper.

^IffV 5,/. A shoe. Zuii-khox^ adj. Beaten

with slippers ; mean, abject. ZuH

jjyzar. s.f. -Scttffle. Zuti-kariy 8, /.

Act of beating witli slippers.

. "3jvr it. m. A band, a company, flock,

t herd.

3Itr s, w. A multitude of birds eg
beasts.

19^ s.m* Time.

gpiT *. wi. A rope of grass ; a ring of
twisted grass laid under a roimd-
bottomed jar to prevent it from over-
setting.

•^fT 8. m. A yoke.

'5r€ 8. m. Guile.

^5

? 8. m. The water, of boiled pulse,
5 pease soup, porridge, broth &c.,

^ 8. m. A yoke.

•m%^ 8. m. Pits filled with water at tho

bottom of mountains,
^rft «. /. Jasmine ( Jasminum auriCU"

latum ).
WHH 8./. Gaping, yawning,
^f^nt 8./. A kind of mimosa ( Mimosa

oetandra ).
5> fi'on. Who, which, what,
■^^ite s./, A heap.
§te 8.m. Husband's elder brother,

name of the seeond Hindu month

( May- June ). adj. Older, first-bora.
^KT adj. Elder, first-bom ; husband's

elder brother,
iter adj. m. Elder, first-bom ; the first

and strongest tint obtained from the

kuium flower ( Carthamus tinctarius ).
Sfdlift s.f. The wife of a husband's

elder brother.
^3t«?^ 8, m. Liquorice ( Glydrrhiza

glabra ). [son.

^^?r 8. m. Husband's elder brother's
§t(iT adj. As much as, so much. Jeta-kij

adv. Though, although.
sfftWJ adjm As many, as much,
^m s.f. A pocket. Jib'Jcatrdy i. m. A

pickpocket.
%?IT adj. Conquerable, fit or subject to

be conquered.
^K if. w. The membrane in which thq

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foetus Is enyelopcd, the after-birtb,
secnndines.
^51 s. m, A string or line of captives
chained together, a string of bnckets
passed over the Persian wheel.
;SH^ s* w. A cord^ a strinj;^.
^^ s.f. A string, a cord, a worm.
^Jwin 1^. <». To eat.

ghnrrc «./. A treat, feast, entertain-
ment, banquet,
if^ s.f. A cord, a string.
i^alj. Eldest, chief.
?ir^ s, m. Husband's elder brother,
name of the second Hindu month
( June-Juli/ ). adj. Older, first-born.
i(^ i,f. One of the lunar mansion

( the eighteenth).
Br¥^ 8. /. A pile of pots filled with
water and placed one over the other
in order to be carried on, the head ;
a ceremony preparative to marriapfo,
in which pots fillled with water are
piled over one another, the whole is
crowned with a bowl of shaj^hal^ and
the friends watch by it during the
^igtt. [ ment.

it^K s. f. The name of a female orna-
^ <t(^. As much as.
^ «, m, /. Triumph, promotion, ad-
vaneement, preferment, conquest,
victory, bravo » huzza J all hail f
^yjykovy 9. m. Rejoicings, triumph,
exultation. Jyjfjkar kamcty To hii2za,
shout. J^^ald, s. /• Necklace or gar-
land of victory. .
3r5r^ s.f. A musical mode.
^^m $. m, A kind of drum,
iJh s. to. a plant (j^schynomsne eesidn) ;
a musical mode. [queror.

«T^^ 8. m, A hero, a victor, a con-
^W 8. m. A conqueror, a victor.
^^ (*dji Victorious, triumphaut^

^n s, w. A JffHf a follower nf Ihe prin-
ciples of a J; 71, or teacher of hetero-
dox notions, the chief of which are,
the supremacy of certain religious
pontiffs over the gods of the Hindus^
denial of the divine authority of iho
Veds, and a disregard of the dis-
tinction of castes,

-m^rrm 8. m, A plant ( Oroiom Tiglimi).

-9^ adj. As many times, as often as.

^fm^ adj. Victorious.

^SiPt 8. m. A celebrated saint and
philosopher, founder of the uitai*
mimdnsd school. *

«l ^T ad}T. or adj. In the manor whciclr,
wbat-like, as, such as, according as,
Jf/^d chahijje. As may be desired, a?
it ought, sufficiently. Jy^a tyta^ As
well asy so so. ^ysa kck ti/sctf Pre-
cisely the same unalteroi Sysvkki,
As though, as if.

^T v.ybf. Will go, will be.

m^ 2dper8. pi fat. ion. of To go.

^ pron. rel. Who, what^ which, that.
conj. If, that, that which, because^
Jo jo. Whoever, whatever. Jo chiz^
What thing, whatever. Jo hichh^
Whoever. Jo koi, Whoever. JoJfciV
Though, although, whichever.

'rftWT^ *,/. A grain, Indian corn (iS^or-
ghum mndgaris ). i. m. Flood-tide,

^WiT MfZi 8, m. The flood-tide, and
ebb-tide.

9|f arft>. As, when. J on- ton. In som^
way. J onion karke^ adv. In any
way, by some means, somehow or
other, as it could be done. Jon Tea
tony As originally, in the same way^
as it was, as it was, as in reality, un-; '
altered.

aO* s. /. A leech, ^onk lagdna, Tor

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wff^^ <^^^. In the same &taU.

vd^iK adrf. In any wny.

^fl^ «. m. Aloe wood or Agallochlim

«lf^ arfir. In some way or other,

• some how.

^^ adv. As soon a^.

flft* »./. A leecb.

*w^/. Weight.

iftifn i>. <r. To weigh.

iftfwf f./. Risk, venture, peril, danger,
achievement^ enterprise. Jokhtm
uthdn^j To ran the hazard^ venture,
risk.

^f%^ #. w. A risker.

'ftwf *. /. Risk, venture,

«fNr a. m. Junction, fitting ,- a fortu-
jiate moment, opportunity, occasion ;
penance^ devotion, intense medita-
tion I certain division of a great
circle, measured upon the EcHptic.
adj Possible, capable, fit ( tVi comps.
it answerB fo, die, worthy^ ^c).

ifl'WT #. /. Suitableness, capability

' abih'^ty, fitness.

'^'ft «./. A class, of female deitic*
supposed to he attendant on the
goddess Dehi ; ( m aslrologrj ) spirits
governing periods of good and ill
luck.

^ITHTUT*./. A person's assuming any
number of forms of his own body at
pleasure ; a deceptive power which
3ogU are supposed to possess.

^Hflnf adj. Opportune, fit, proper, able,
capaele, adequate, advisable, appo-
site, applicable. [Jogi.
,^TWnT s, m. The life and practice of a
^Xm s. /. Female of Jogu

^fr^Tt s. /. A female fiend or spirit,
supposed io be attendant on and
created by jpurjd j ( m MroJm )*

spirits governing periods of gdod
and ill luck.
^^€ir s. m, A colour. 9.f, A mosieal
mode ; a kind of pigeon.

^ift s, m. A Hindu mendicant, a de^
votee ; a cast of Hindut Who are com:*
monly weavers j they do not bam
but bury their dead ; and the women
are sometimes buried ali?e with tbetr
husband's corpse.

^?? > *. m. A devotee, aa]adorer»

-^it^ adj. Accomplished, fit, capable,
-gftvr^ *. w. A measure 'of four cos,
-^fiz i. rn, A fellow, peer, one of a pair,
a mate, a match, adj. Equal, evev,
not odd. iot baiidhoma. To pair.

ift^ «. m. Junction, Joint, joining, con-
nexion, conjunction, a patch ; a seanr,
society. Jor dena^ To cast up, to add
the sum, Jortor,. $. m. Contrivance,
arrangement^ mechanism, Joint, join*
ng. Jorjtfr, «. m. Savings, collecting'
by small quantities, scraping to-
gether.

^fA #./• Calculation, reckoning.

^^ 9, m. Solder ; rannet.

^^T V. m. To Join, mend, patch ; t»
add together ; to reckon, to east or
sum or add up ; to get or rather to
save and scrape up a fortune, <&c. ;
to fabricate, cement, solder, xmite, set
( a hone, ^e. ), to tie, annex, affix,
invent, contrive,

^BT^ 8. m. Joining, connexion, a paur,
a couple ; a pair of shoes ; a suit ( ef
clothes ) ; alchymy.

TSft^lks.f. Joining.

^it^ *./ A pair, a coaple.

^iT f./. Cultvation, cultivated ImidJ^
tillngQ.

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"^ I *• / Brilliancj, lustre, light ;
^fh j ^e sanbeams ; the flame of a

candle or lamp ; vision. Jot-man, adj,

- Lmninons, bright, Jotimrup, adj.
Xtuninons, self-resplendent ( an epi-
thst of God ).

^itWT 1?. 0. To yoke, to plough, to till,

^2TT^ $, m, A ploughman, a husband-
man.

-Qftf^nr s, m. Astrology, astronomy.

^f?nlt «. m. An astrologer, an astro-
nomer.

BftTft «•/. The string which suspends
the scale of a balance.

tit^ «. m. Fighting, battle.

^jtm t. 971. A warrior, a combataut.

S? > B.f. Pudendum muliebre.

9|Hpr t. m. Puberty, adolescence^ prime,

youth, ( miU ) breast,
ufrtipilft «k(;./. At the age of puberty,

fit to be married, youthful.

^ \ s.f. A wife.

'^Hm s. m. Fraud, deceit. Jola dena^
To deceive.

^it^ fixrt. Sees, regards, observes.

^ft^ D.d. To seC; to look at, to regard.

^^ 9. m. An astrologer^ an astro-
nomer.

ift^ f . m. A trible of Hindm.

^jtWT V. <». To expect, to look out for.

«ft con;. If that. adi>. When, what
time. Joulon, As long as.

^ 8. m. Barley ; the mark between
the joints of the finger 3ou,jou hiadb
lenof To take a strict account.

-^HTir V. a. To rail.

T^Kmxi s. m. A retired room, a vault.

#W «. ni. Dower, nuptial present.

V

m. A grain, ioar ( Ho^
CM sorgum )•

^?hf pr^. Who, what, which. T'^'

ftfTt 8,f. A feast.

^^«rad«. Until, as long as.

^ftfH ck/;. Taught, expounded, made
known«

irfH s.f. Understanding, comprehen*
sion, the exercise of the intellectual
faculty. [derstood.

inw ddj. Known, comprehended, un-

UTflf^f TWf a.m. A man completely ver-
sed in any science or ShcMir.

HlcfT «. ^. One acquainted with anj
thing. Gt/atapttmSf A learned man.

tncTT^RT s. m. A name of Varddhaman,
the last Jin or Jyn pontiff.

inf? 9, m. A father; a distant kinsman,
one who does not participate in the
oblations of food water offered to
deceased ancestors,

^TO adj. Knowing, wise, intelligent.

^n^ adj. Relationship, afiSnity.

TfTT «. m. Knowledge in general ; un-
derstanding, inteliect, intelligence ;
knowledge of a specific and reUgious
kind, that which is derived from
meditation, and the study of philo-
sophy which teaches man the ( now
fallen ) divine nature and origin of
his immaterial part with the unreality
of corporal enjoyments or worldly
forms, and which, separating him
during life from terrestrial objects, is
supposed to secure him after death,
a final emancipation from existence,
and re-union with the universal spirit;
^r in other words, to exempt the
soul from further transmigration*
Gf/an dourdna. To meditate deeply.

trPt^^^ s. m. One of the Jyn saints.

trTTinT } adj. Wise, intelligent, know-
irt^ ) ing, judicious, a sage, one

possessing roligiQua wisdom*

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trifiTI s. m. An astrologer, a fortune-
teller, a man prescient of fatnre
events ; a sage, one possessing re-
ligions wisdom or gf/(tn.

^Tf«!^ adj. Wise, intelligent.

'SJT^fig^ 8, m. An organ of perception
or consciousness, the skin, tongue,
eye, ear and intellect.

'ZSJ^^ adj. Making known, giving infor-
mation, proclaiming, m. One who
proclaims.

TTT^iT 8. m. Making known, apprising,
communicating, informing. [ fied.

3ITpT7f adj. Revealed, discovered, notl-

gm *./. A mother; the earth ; a bow-
string.

«fT'ft 1?. a. To cause to live, to give

v> life to, to recover any one nlmost
dead ; to foster, to patronise.

^^ adj Best, most excellent, pre-
eminent ; very old, oldest ; elder,
elder-bom. 8. m. The month Jyeth
( May-June ).

^OTT 8. /. Seniority ; superiority.

.^OTT^T S. m, A father's elder brother.

^«W^ 8, »i. A JBrahviaHy as elder or
best-born.

^5r s.f. One of the asterisms conside-
red as lunar mansions, the 18th com-
prising three stars, of which one is
Scorpionis, figured by a ring or ear-
ring ; the middle finger,

^ ^dv. As, how much, the more so,
when, asif. Ji/an Jca tyorty Precisely
the same,

sqtfh^./. Light.

s^ftfaq 8, m. Astronomical and astro-
logical science, astronomy, astrology.

^^f^f'si^ 8. m. An astrologer,

o^ft^t s.f, A star, a plant, an aster-
ism, s. 771. An astrologer, 9r astro-
nuiher.

^fnasff ^» wi. A planetary or heavenly
body : the generic term for the sua,
the moon, a planet, an tstorism^ »
ster ; the word in the m. pL ^oiish^
ka^ implies all these five.

wtr?iiFT«i adj. Luminous, splendid, re-
splendant, glorious.

^it«ft^W 8. m. The pole-star*

5^^r s.f. Moonlight.

ait<\«rfff?r «. m The Chacor or Greek
partridge.

^it'l^^^ 8. TO. The tripod or tree of s
lampstand, a candlesti^^k.

o9t?t^ *•/• ^ moonlif^ht night, or a
night in which the moon is full.

sg'C 8. m. Fever, intermitting or eon-
tinned,

^Kini* adj. Anti-febrile, febrifuge.

sq^Tftl 8, m. Feverish heat, or the hot
paroxysm of fever.

^^TtTtT 8./. A plssit ( Msdica^o escu-
lenta ).

^<t adj. Febrile, feilcrish, affected
with fever.

^»?i 8. m. Flame, blaze, light.

^^*T 8. f, Flame. [ zing*

3^if 8. m. Ugni or fire ; burning, bla^

s^f^H adj. Burnt ; blazing, flaming.

^T^ *./. A grain, Indian corn, maize
( Holcus sorgum ).

^^T s.f. Flame, blaze.

5qn?iTf«nyT 8. m. Ugni or fire, whose
tongue is flame.

5^n5jn8^ 8./, A place where subter-
raneous fires break forth, an object
of veneration the Hindus ; a volcano;
a celebrated Jwaht-mulchi or volcano
exists near Balkh, to which pilgrim-
ages are made from Hindustan, the
•oil abounding with hydrogenous
gaa which takes ^e when coming in
contact, with the external airj other^

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"vr^

wise, vents being tnft3«, a light is
applied to the orifice and flame being
kindled is fed by the stream of gas
that escapes.

«l the ninth consonant of the Nagari
alphabet, the aspirate of the prece-
ding letter, and corresponding in
power to/h,

9si s, m- The sonnd of platters or of any
vessels of meta] striking against one

another, clash of arras, as of sworbs,

&c*
«^«n «./. Clinking, tingling, ringing.
^^^\ \ V. fis To bo horrorstruck, have
9)^9^ J the hair stand on end, to

sthnddsr, rave, chatter, lament.
^WT^T 5. w. An elk / a tree without

leaves.
^jiTT «• w. An upper garn^ent er vest, a

coat a grown.
^m^\< s. / Clinking, tinkling, ringing,
9i«i? «./. Wrangling, perplexity, en-

cumbrance«
^Plfli\adj. Perplexing.
iiH^f adj. Peevish, fretful.
afHf^TIT 19. n. To tinkle, clink, tingle,

ring, gingle, rattle,
HHi*il^s s, /. Peevishness, clinking ^

tinkling, ringing.
ii*f<t *./. A lattice.
?t'^ s. m. A banner, a flag, an ensign,

a streamer,
i'^rw adj. With thick handsome foli-
age ( a tree ), with fine head of hair

( <t child )•
^*«iHr 1). n. To tan. ( in the sun ) v. a.

To wash the feet by rubbingj/ianwan.

»i^ «. /, Passion, emotion. J/iafc marndy

* To act frnitlesbly or absurdly. ^haJdj

ac/j. Passionate.

^if'frd ^. /. Scrambling an J wrangling,

snatching,
iff^TT v. n. To rave, chatter, reflect

lament.
W^fl »./. A milk-pail or vessel,
*fi^n^^ adj. Shining, glittering with

gold and silver, &c. brocade.
Hi^K 5. m. Loss, misfortune.

wStK\ s. m. Raining, a shower, a squall,

a breeze, gust.
mw\^\ ^. a. To drive or beat as wind

or rain in a squall, to shake.

«ff^^ s.f. The act of shaking in the
water.

^^^'TT i>. a. To shake.

«iWf s. m. A squall, a storm, a tempest.

i^flRt «. m. A chatterer, a prater, an
useless talker.

iiiWTT i>. n. To chatter.

*5il^ «. m. A kind of hawk,

«fiiF^pn v. n. To wrangle, quarrel, dis-
pute, cavil, contend, squabble.

HUn^f. «. m. Wrangling, quarrelling,
contention, quarrel^ squabble, strife.
Jhagra paktkrn^y To engage in an*
other's quarrel. Jh(kgi*a ragroy s, m*
Squabblmg and wrangling, brawl,
squabble.

ifTfT*lT V. tf. To set a wrangling.

^^rftPT ? adj. Quarrelsome wrang-
^W^r^ y ling, disputatious, con-^

tentious ; a brawler, an argnejr.
li^r 8. m. An upper garment or vest,

a coat, a gown.
^^T s, m. A child's frock or shirt.
nn«i^ s. m. A goglet.
n^i^ s, m. A long beard.
«imi^T^9iT '0, a. To browbeat, to speak

snappishly to.
ws^^^ 8. m. A kind of sweetmeat.
m^^ s. m, A indistinct noise like the

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jangliDg of metal ornaments, n ring-
ing, a rattling, &c.

ijiW^t #./. A lattice.

%li^r «./. Wind, wind and rain, a hcir-
ricane, a gale ; a sharp clanging
saund, jangling ; raining in large
drops.

ii^rf'Wr 8, m. Wind with rain, a high
wind in the rainy season, a typhoon
or the sort of tempest frequent in
the sonth-west monsoon •

fi^RHT 8, n. Wind with rain, a storm,
a squall.

mz adj, Quick^ instantly. Jhat-se, or
Jhatpaty adv. Quickly^ hastily.

firjir «./. Twitch, stitch, toss, throw,
jerk, shake.

VR^mr V, n. To shake ; to become
lean. n. a. To touse, twitch, pull,
jerk. Jhata}i leni\ i^. a. To snatch.

«S«T part Slaughtsred by cutting ofiP
the head ( in the Hindu way)^ broken
asunder or torn by a sudden jerk,
torn to pieces^ I. m. A shake, a pnll,
a twitch.

iwsirmT ^. n. To shake, to pulL

Kirzqz ad^. Quickly, hastily.

«1i?m «• m. Flap, clap, rain blown with
a strong wind.

«wfz «• m. A smnll tree, a shrub, a bush.

iiftfil ad^o. Quickly, speedily, instantly.

^m t.f. Heavy rain ; the heat from a
fire. 8. m./. A kind of lock.

y^nr ? -0. a. To browbeat, ao speak
tiifiriT > snappishly to, to threaten,

to jerk.
^i^«l««^lft «./. Mutual wrangling.
1f*ir^I*II v. n. To shake, to jerk.
W^^ 8.f. The act of falling oS {as of

fruit from a tree ) ; snuff.
m^ni V, n. To fall off ( 08 fruit, leaves
&c, from a tree ), epiit, drop, fall,

f^x 8. m. 1

fw(t8.f \

f^9 './. 3

A wild her tree Ztzg.
phu8jujnha ).

pour, ahake^ strain, to be8oani«d>'
( the nou\iut ), to be discharged ( a

^^f^ 8. /. Heat, fierceness ( ae of pep-
per), acrimony ; sparring, contenticm,

^vn\ «. n. To spar, fight ( as cocks,
4rc, ), to contend.

'irf^niirfqY #./. Fighting particularly
of birds ) sparring, contention.

nr^WT«TT u. a. To fight ( cocks or other'
birds ), make to spar or contend.

MT^^m t;. n. To bum, to be all in
flames •

W^^W «. a. To cause others to sweep.

^m } *• **• ^^^^> ^^^> hXLTTJ.

M!^V9T 8. m. A skyUght.

^n«^ adj. Hastily, rapidly.

^S^mr u. a. To get swept j to cause to

be exorcised «
^f\ 8. f. Continued rain, showers,

Strom, wet weather j perquisites,
MS^t^ 8. m. The end of the season ( of

fruits, 4rc. ) going out season.
ifWV #. /. Ringing, tinkling, clinking,

tingling. [ ring.

if^nPTT v. n. To tinkle, clink, tingle,
^^ *. m. A banner, flag, an ensign,

a streamer.
«W^T adj. With thick handsome foli-
age ( a tree ), with a fine head of hair

( a chad ).

HPT 8. m. The sound of platters or of
any vessels of metal striking against
one another, clash of arms ( as of
swords, jrc, ).

^H^ s,f. Ringing, tinkling, clinking,
tingling ; clank, jingle.

^imHT V. n. To tinkle, clink, tingle,
ring, jingle.

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^mnmx ». jt 'Chnting, imtling, rift gtog,
clrtnk, j'mgle, nrattle.
^Ttr^**? i>. a. Tt> ring.
^^ /. TO. A "kin^ of rice.
^Ta^;. Qttick, atft?. 'QtiickVy. Hapm,
ad^. Qtiickhf, in a tree. JA^p A;A<ifna,
17. n. To over^t ( a yapa* Me in
fiying).
^W «./. ' Fatimtig, wiiiking, &c.
W**n «. ». To fan, to ThoTe to 'and
fro ( a fan ). u. a. To spring ( «8 o
ft'^^r ) ; io snatch ; to ^rnk.
Hrwmr «. n. To wm'k, to twinkle,
"^•rift s.f* A snaftob, a spring imofn

iigtr ), drowsiness, wink, twinkle.
^mz s.f. A snatcfli^ a spring {as'oj a
iigeir ), rush, snap. Jhapat lena, Te
snatch, snap vp.
^T<5»ir r. n. To snatch, to spring, to
^tack^ to attack suddenly, to spring
or pounce npon, to fly at, snap at.
1W7?T<«. m, Assanlt^ sadden attack ; iht
spring of a figer ; a snateh. JkapaUa^
vuhyim, To smatch.
'W^7^<ft «./. Hast^ hurry.
iW^T3 «./. Quickness.
^^J^l V. n. To take « nap.
mm^ 8.f.X sboWer,
itTi%9T ddj, Daceitfnl, fraudalent.
Wf €1^ 1^ a. To ikstenisk
WW?Jf a. m. Ah ornament.
^r^I <»4;. Long-haired (cattU -or dogs),
shaggy J bentcurved, bondrag ( «5 the
bough cf 0 iree >.
Mf^i 8, m. A tassel.
^^*./. Trappings.
^^^T a4;. Long-haired {mi^ or dogs),
^W?y ; l>«nt, carved, l^ending. ( ^

Hi'WI**/. GliUer.

'Ifiii^r*. m. Splendour*

^^%^\ «. «. To glitter ; to dance.

2a

j ^4^r #. m. Splemdour^ refnlgcnot ; tka
clash or clatter of mcloHic substances.

j '^•i^rfl V. a. To tjause to glitter -or
danco.

^•f##./. Glance, glare, flitter*

^*»it»T i adj. Hearily and during the
^Wnt«l f whole day ( nrimng ).
^«W^T«rT V. n. To sparkle^ tlhrne, gU|^«
iffiTKiWfT^ 4<te. Drop by drop ( ai $m0il
»•<»«« ). [n^ss, haste.

it«n^f f . m, A heary shower ; quick-
^<fi^fT «<(/• Heavily and during the

whole d^ ( raining )^
MSK 8. /. Heavy rain ; the heat from c
fire. Jhar barnOy To bnrn^ to be 8SX
in flames;
^V\\ 8. m, A akimmer .; a spriqg^ a
cascade, v. n. To spring, to flow i t«
fall oS {4H9ftnHt,leave8tiv, from th^
tree ). ...

mvfin^ 17. n. To spar, to fight (ei t?octi^

j-c), to contend.
ilT'twT «. w, A lattic, B window,
iW«t ^ 8. m. A goglet.
^'(f s. TiK A «kimn|etr ; « sprkgi $
cascade, t». n^ To spxing, to flow ; tgi
fall off (a8/rui$yU&^ei^ ^o.from (ha
iree ).
^ir #./. Passion, anger, jealousy ; thf

heat from a Are.
^9rv «./. Brightness, glitter, glitfe^

refulgence, reflection of light.
^^nf»!T i). n. To shine, to glare.
m^^f 8. w> A blister.
^t4^mr t>. a. To cause to sfain«, bright*
an^ burnish. [splendotir*

^W^^ s% m. Burning, brightnes9|
MS^^ 8, f, A glance.
^<?iiirw 8, fih Glaire, glitter.
^«8HRfiiT v» «. To glitter, to glare ;
to be in a passion ; to throlv ^^
smart.

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^rf

^r«wmY7 «./. QMiUt, glare, eplend-

onr ; smart,
mn^f V. a. To fan, to noreto and

fro (($i a fan), to flap. v. n. To he

sol<iered or repaired*
^flf^ini v..n. CAusoXoi jhalna.
^fllPTUT «<i^ Snspicioiis ; jealous.
^WHTiffi mdj. Luminous, resplendent,

•miiroidered. *./. Splendour, glitter,
^twmi t. a. To repair ( any thing of

m€tal)y to solder,
^^pitc adj. iSplendid, shining, cover-

^ with jewels and ornaments. *. /.

Splendour. [wood.

«I*m f. m. A thicket, copse, under.
Mnt* a. A Shadow • a freckle or black

nark on the face (:not a mole).
ym\w 9. f. A peep. «. ax. A herd of

deer, a flook of birds, ^.
iVl^irr V. a. To peep, to spy.
m\w% i.in. Bushes, brambles, under-

wood.
MrNlWfhft «. /. Peeping, bopeep.
Him 8. m. A kind of deer.
rti» «. /. cymbal ; anger, passion, pet,

rage ; siillness, dreariness ; impatience

(m 3 horse esepecUng hte com).
H\MfZ 9. /. Wrangling, .squabbling,

q^arrelliog,
HrtUfi #. m. The name of an insect,

eaterpillar, cabbage-worm.
^fif^iTT adf. Passionate.
n\^ 5./. A kind of play. (Children

in the month of Asin go about at night,
' dancing, legging, and carrying on

their heads earthen pots perforated on

all sidee^ within uhich lamps are kepi

burning^
H'm s. m. A matted shutter.
»wtq^T i». a. To cover, to shut.
«lt«CT#<^i;. Black.
H\%fft 8. f A \?iuk, coquetry ; a

hot wind. JhaohUbdjtf A eoqiietM
JhaonU Una, To ogle.

iitf r 8. m. Pumice stone, pricks burnt
to cinder.

Hit^lf ^* a. To debauch, to seduce, to
weedle, to coax ; to be inclined, to
be agog, to be intent or set {on),
to covet.

«it€ s.nu A. flatterer, wfaeedler, sednccCf

i^iPSi 8. m. A tree growing in marshy
ground, whose tender branches are
worked into baskets, and the dry
wood is used as fuel {.Tamarix Indica)*

mm 8. n. Foam^ froth (tf the ocean).
scunu [ankles.

m}Mtl t. fn. Cymbals or bells for the

mmi 9* '»• An intoxicating mixture
made with hhung or hemp»

HXZ 8. m. An arbour, a bower, a place
orergrown with ci'eepers; a wood,
a thicket.

nrv <• /• Jasmin. [ pkrad^

H\iiM{8iA A plant {Flacourtia eata-

«irf ». m. Bushes, brambles, buib,
shrub, brake, un4erwood ; a kind ef
firework ; a lustre or chandelier ; a
purge; continued rain. Jhar bdndk'
nay To rain without ceasing. JAi**
pahar. Digression. Jhar phunk, /. 9*
Jnggling, conquering, hocus pocftt
{particularly the bite of a snake of* a
disease)* Zharjhaiah, i.f. Sweeping.
Jharjhankar, t. m. Brambles, large
dry bushes. Jhar jhur, 8,f, Sweep-
ings * perquisites ; thicket.

HVT^IS^ adj. Bushy, s. m. A fores*i
the foret t of Byjanath,

WV^ 9. /• Sweepings ; a coarse dotb
for wiping furniture, &c«

v. a. To sweep, brueh, skifiy
clew), strain, knock off, dash, strike,
flap, strike fire {as with a fiint)f W

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f^WV

' beat (huaUs, 4rc.) Jhar pdchhor Itar
dekknct, To try, to prove, to oxamine.
Shdma phunhna, To exorcise, to
repeat spells or charms* Jhar dalna^
To sweep out or away, dhar d^a,
V. »t To bmsfa^ to clear away,
linpr at?i?. Entirely.
«f f^W i. /. Juggling, conjaring.
W^ s. m. A stool, a pnrge. Jhara
jhapta jofKx, To go to the necessary.
JfMraJhapia Una, To search. Jharm
phirfM, or Jhara jhatbt phtma^ To
walk onaong the bashes (wUekmeang)
to go to the necessary. Jhara dena.
To submit to search. Jh^n-jhara^ ^
«. nu Sweepings of a (dmggi$e9)
shop, eompoiind medicine.

urnlt B. f. Forest, wood, imderwood,

brushwood, copse, bnsh, brake, shn^.

W^^. m./. A besom» broom, a doiset.

JA(»iti-fc(»«A. or,— ftorAir, *. ». A

sweeper ; the caste of ffalalkhor.

itPTf a. m. A narrow-moQtlied basket.

Mfm 8. f. Marshy land, fen.

mnrr i« m. A leathern pot for measmr*
iDg oil, ghee^ ^c.

^r«)V «. is» A b«nit or Titrified briok»

Urmt «• m, A small whetstone, nsed
chiefly by housewives for sharpeaing
tlieir spiadles, needles, &c.

«V m 8. m. Pumice stoue, bucks burnt
to ckiden

W^ s./. A pitcher with a long neck
aod a spout to it, an ewer \ forest,
wood, auderwood, bruah-Ti[ood.

Uriw 5. ». Sharpness, heat, fierineas {a$
of pepper)} acnmony ; a large basket^
joining or soldmng of metala.

^m^m 19. a. To season (pieJiise) ; to po-
lish, to clean ( plate) ; to solder.

iWTiR 8. /. Fringe. Jhalardar, adj.

WnWl 8. m. A spring ( ^ water).

^^fVji./. Cymbals.

Wrw 8.m. A tree {Tammix Indiea),

f^^sms./, A start.

^nwiT 1 t>. n. To start or boggfc,

^WWr^ J to feel the senslitioih of
the limbs being asleep, ot as rf pia»
and needles were striking tbroogb
them.

filH«l«fr 1^. n. To start.

f^me.f. Threat, jerk.

f«ll^>fT > V, a. To browbeat, speak
sff^pm ) Miappishly to, acoW, threat*
en, jerk.

fti^^T ftflnnlt *. /. Mutual wr«ngling4

ftwy^ 1 8. /. KebuflT, spappishnesSy

Hl^nft J frowning, jerk, rapereussion.

ftHf ftfrtpwr tf. fi. To rage, rail, stonu.

filWfiai adj. Raw-bound.

%^ a<§. A shrub {Barleria criUata).

fiV^fW^ 8. f. The tittkUng sensatfon
felt when a limb is asleep.

%^f^ 8. /« Eunttiog in a slender
stream (water, ^c.).

t^fi^lW ad^. Very thin.

f^^fiim'if V. n. To trinkle, to riU.

ftwd •./. A crickei.

T^mmm 9.m. The netted Httoei of a
bed or couch when wern. eoi and
s^arated. tf<(^*. A couch ^ bad is
said to bejhilgaf when the bottom ia
worn out or broken.

f^vnrr e. m, A kind of soldier.

ftwvw #./. Armour, a coat .of mail;
the visor of a helmet. Jhilam ka top.
An iro« hf^met.

ftu^fMW «• la. A kind ^gaoxe ; a shat-
ter, a Venetian blind.

%9ffm<i4^. Thin, spaiUifig.

mrv^«T^r ^, n. To undulate as the
flame of a candle 6t as water^t^
twinkle, to ecintiUate. <^

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•fl'^w

f^ s.f. A aricket; a tHn §ltm, »
pellicle ; the membrane in which th«
foBinfl ii enveloped isetmndines) ', tbfr
caul (om^»<Mm).

,r. n. To griere, lament, think
)f any thing with son-ow,
re^mmend any thiog seri-

y tr. n.

hi

ousljp.
^ghzs.m. Ast^etBTnan.
^jlf^j «./. A ahrimpr a praw». »; m.

Cucttmis acutangtdus : Xw/b a«ttfan-

gula.
j^^X. s. m. A kittd of insect^ a eircket.

jjj } <fc(;. Fin©, snbtU, thin.

^^^./. A lake,
nfl^ «. w. A eh ewer.
%ffV»T ^* W'. Ta nod, to bo^, to stoop*
"to be bent, especially downward«
[as the bough cf alree),' to be tilted;
to be a»gry, to be perplexed.
m^X^\ «. *• To <5ati«^ ^ stoop, to tilt,
"lend down^arfde ; ta bow, incline; to

nod or make nod.
mm^ ^* m. The state of betng bent

downwards, »to6p.
^mm.f. Stooping, Bpod^ gr betrd-

ing downwards.'
«IRHf^rT*lT ♦. n. T& be peevish or fretful ^
^tobo petnTant or irretaWe, to rage,
t&nUyem. JhunjhUhat, s./^Veevishr
fcess, ragiagr storming.

I n. a. To belie, to tiiuilj^

^ir^mm \ v. 0. To prove to bo false,
iC^f|i|| J to prove one in the wrong ^
^ie pelkfte ▼ietnals by touching them,
&c. Jdunh jhutalna, To eat some-
thing. Jfim/b munh jhntalna/ To
^vt a man the lie to his faee*
m^> ^' A bnsh^ braviible.

Mi*>7/i. A shrub,' a httsb.

^ — —

m^f 8^* »»^. A erowd> a swarni:, floel

" troop ; ilte bwzziog noise of Sk0iow4?
a dump of ti-ees* ^has^ ^^ J^^^r
Crowds, &c. used in^iwively.

ip^r 8. m. A ataaUard, a banner, a fliag.

fji^ «. /. A buflh; a taft of gi^afes.

^8./. Slight resemhlan45C.

%ll^-m^\ *. m. A child/8 rattle.

vfi^m.^s.f. Little bells worn oa ih»

>» >»

feet.
nnm, s. m. The bcll-shaptd peadanLof

^ ait ea»-ring ; the wainy Uraa Majw ;
a bunek of flowers or fruits -^ itme
(^faaowor. [(^i;^),topiae.

HK'Jt ^. ^. To wither, to^ fade ifrm

^^tkZS^M. Amnltitttde, a crowd, as-
sembly, ballf a baitle, conflict; j
shawl twisted round the head,

mrRHWT*. ». To weed ; to wipe,clettr
a&d plaster a house, &t^

V^ti^.f. A wrinkle.

^iirrm V. a. To scorch, to singe («
"tU BmaU/e»ihersefa p^hsdpvil),

MT^ilT ^. n. To swing, to dandle.

signed.
mm ^n\ V. <». Te 8car,H© soige.
«Jp!r^«fT ir. n. Te be singe*, seorehedor

seared.^
wrm^l^T tr. (t. To cause te siup, *•

singe, sett, scorch.

^If^PTT V. ». Te swing, sheve s 8fi«f

"'in which others are, to rock (*

cradh) j to dangle, to hang ; *»

make another {a$ <$ dan) ^^'

after one.

ivr 8. m. A shirt or veet that eovcB

"the body from the shoulder do*r

wards.
,j'nr^>. •»• A bird's nest,
^'mm i. /. Petylanee, peevisbucB^
^'initableuetis, rage.

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«fbTr

^^^ 1 «./. Gronnd that prodnces
mz^ J tiro crops yearly.

HOTiiT^^./. L«avingi^.

vvt «•/• A bush, a clmnp of grass.

«va ) adj. False, t. m. A Ife. falseiiood.
iC^ > JAu/^ muth^ False, untme. a^fv .

Falsely, llmth bolna. To lie» to tett a

lie, speaking falseliood.

'W^T \ adj, Liar^ false ; ( among Hhv-
^mzi y du6 ) that which h&9 toiiiQ)ie4

food aad is thereby defiled^ offal,

refaso, left (food ). t. m. Leavings of

food. Jhutajhuta. ». iw. Offals, left

food, ihuiha diaina, To eftt leaviogSy

to be Tery wre^hed. Jhnthi m

fuchhnct. To r.efase eren ceouaoft

civility,
ivf ^. IB. A bash, bramble*
wrr s. m. . A ripo cocoarDut ; a kmd «f

muslin.
HTf 9. m» Abttudauee of foliage ;

waving, tmdalatiag. Jhwn jhimr Cla-

ihering of the cloxids.
irw «./• An assembly, a ball.; (met.)

a battle, a» engagement.
URiKT s. 9ii» The bell-shaped pendant

of an ear-ring *t the cpnsUUaiion of

the bear,
ifinlt s. t A kind of ear-ring.
^^ <r #• m. Oaihering of t)ie clouds*
wpfT 19* !!• To wave, move the head np

and down, slnmberx mo^e loese,

gather ( lAs c2<m<l» )•
i|W If. #. To ponad, jie grind ; to

shake firoit from the tree* «« n. To

pine.
«i^Ta<&'. Withered,
a^ <. /• Body-cloftes .ofcattl^ honse

ings, a bag, a wallet, a knapsiick.
snm V. a. To swing (for txfvuu \ ; to
, swing, dangle, hang^ oscillate. #. m.
\ A kiud (^f poem,

W^T ^. w.' A swing, the rope on WhWr
people swing.

mr s. 771. Mizzling rain.

m^ S.f. An town opposite AUahahad,

lift* S'f. A shove or push in swinging;
the impulse of a squall or sudden
blast of wind. ih^»k dena, To se4
fire to ( pariicutarli/ $irAw^ &c.) \ to
throw dust, <fec. ; to throw away (tlie

• livBs 0fm9mu8€U$8)y). Jhonk khaHo^
To roll.

i#INr>VT f . a. To cast, push, throw, toss^
t^ cast fuel ( into am oven ). ., .

HfTsr 9. m. ) The hah* of the back part
^iffit i. A y of the head -, the motioa

of a ewing. Jhonta dma, To shake

one's head with violence*

.S^;;-{Acottagc,aI.ut. ^

vgtm 8, m. A bunch of fruit ^ a detb

witlt eyelets wbieh cavers, the wholf
. body ; a spiki».

liFfT 9, m. A buneh,. A plu^er (^ffndty.
^^tw 8,f. Ajolt^ a pufif or gust.
MlNir #• m^ A blow, a eontacl^ colti8i<%

a gust, bbst, breedoe or eanent. ( of

wind )• [dulens heUy»

4^ s. y»* A nest; the stomach ; a ^ei^-
^litm •• 2». The stomal.
vSm #• n.Pnefcering6r. wrinkling (da

9/ Ui fMde cUtha^ ; a Utteir, bvoody

farroW) batch, a birth.
««t9T s. III. A stroke of the .sui^ ; the

palsy ; a knapsack^ a wallets .
^i\itt s.f, A wallet.
mgtfM^ Tawiy.. . j

nftm adj» Greatly burnt ot scorched*
nl^i./. SqwabUing^ sounding dl the

strings of a masica) insttumemiai

once.
iftfT] s. m. A tree {Tamavix liUUc^

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zn

made into baskets^ and wlieii dry are
ased as facl ; it grows in marsUes ;
a basket without a coTer*

7 The eleventh* consonant of the
Nagri alphabet, and answers to the
Enghish t in tin.

ZW s. m. A weighty equal fo«r mishas :
a sword.

t^K^J «. n. To-be stitched.

ZWIK r./. The twang {of ab^wntring).

lUtV^ #. n. To twang.

iiprt if, n. To be hung, to be suspended.

^ft #./. The leg.

zmft *./. {^^ of 2't*) a small axe.

tm adj. Miserly • hard ; untraotable,

^ i. m. Wrangling, altereation. squab-
ble, strife.

1^ f. /. Temper, nftature, diepoaitiem.
Tak bandhna^ if. a. To stare, to gaze.
Tak Idflfona, v. d. To expect, to leng
for*

e«^^ $.f. SUring, fixed look, to gaae.
Tataki ftmtrfAjK*, To ragwd with a
fixed look, to gaze.

eiTR V. f^ To be stitehed« «. tf. Do
stare at, to aim, peep, see, spy, watcl^
Tiew, behold, look, look for, attend.

^^TfT •. tt. To loiock together the
heads of two people, to daah the head
on something, to daadi together^ ^
butt, ^. n. To grope in a dark place
or passge.

^^rem *./. A mint. Taksqt ka khotay
adj. Spoilt in education « Tdsmi
cW*Ana, e. n. To be educated. Titicml
iaharmt^. TJnedneated, uttpaliahed,
rude, unclassical.

SSS"^} ^. w. Officeis of the ijjlit:

zmji.m. Two pice oi Delhi, near^
equal in value to a penny, llngttali
money, 6t -about two-thirda of an
anna.

zwric ^./. A tax^ daty, colleotbil, im-
position ; a cheap trull.

t4t $/. Stare, fixed look ; aim,

Z%^j f. m. A spindle.

Z%n \ adj. Rich, possessed of ready
Eirff J money.

«<t< #./. The sound of « drum ; a fil-
lip, tap.

T^KJ 9. m. A fillip, a tap; a very small
unripe mangoc; the sound of a drum.

WPNt V, a. To fbrment.

z4ht $. m. Two pioe or two-thirds of
an anna, of Delhi, nearly a penny,
English money. iMtmi

WfilV e. m. A potherb (Chencpodium

zmKs.m. Shoring, pushing, shouldering,
blocking agahist, collision, striking
a blow, butt, butting, the knocking
of head to head ; equality TaU:ar
khana^ v. <$. 1o stumble ; to be dash-
ed against any thing • to meet with
a loss or mwfortune. Takkar pahdr
M Una, To enter the lists agamst an
anUgoniit of greatly superior force.
Takkar mdma, v. a> to knock
against ; ( met. frrnn the eufpUanfi
etrihing iheit heade en the ground ) to
pray ; to curse.

s^wrt. m. The ankle joint.

Z^ 9. m. Borax ; Watitou play olf spoii;
wandering of the mmd, e<mfuaion,
per plexity.

CT^T D. 11. To roU.

Wtfidd^, Squint-eyed.

1 e^Milv.

J J «. «. To rolU

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ZVT

#.*. To roll; tobfltoeUed, to
rarefj.

iswmm V. a. To foil.

ZW 9,m. A kind of elephant or wood
apple ; Bofftx ; n aptde or hoe ; a
hatchet^ or ptone ^miter's ohieel ; a
sword, a aeimitar, a aactificial hatebet
or kaife ; a weight eqnal to ibnr
mashai ; a weight of eilyer p«t for
a coin.

»?trfii «. m. The master of tIieDitot«

ZW^mis./, A mint. [^c.

Z^r 8. m. The jingle of plates, diebee.

Z^vn 8. m. The wnlberry ( Jtfortti Im
dica )•

TS^fXK *. m. Sarprise* wonder ; fame,
notoriety, the twang of a bow-atriag.

inPK^I •. n. To twang.

ZW 8. m. Hio leg ; Borax.

zwrnw \ V, n. To be bnng, to be sas-
^rwT $ pended.

W^#./. The leg.

Zflrft «./. A plant ( Ois8amp$ Jm tux-

andra ).
zmad^. Miserly ; hard, vniraotaUe,
zzm »dj.. Fresh, new, reeent.
ZZ^ 8./, The crowa of the head ; a

fenee, a hedgel
zvnmwj adj. Bankrnpt, or redaeed in

cirenststaaceB ( a m4r<:h^nt i.
W^'ft s. /• A pony mare.
zfzm 8./, A screen^ a matted ehut^r.

gfrft^ t *• / A bird, a sandpiper
Zitwft J Tf%nga go^nsis ).

z;ft«lT V. a. To fe^l for, grope, search
for by feeling, tonch, finger,

ZfK8.m, A mattf d shutter. . [dnmu

Zifi #./• A Ue, a falsehood ; a kettle-

ni «• m. A soreen,

^ «. /. A sereen, a matted shatter ;
a necessary office ; a frame i<^.iV
Umioatign. Tatli bdndlma^ v. n. To

draw np men in a close rank, Shikaf

hi Utti hi ot hyihna, To do secretly j

to form an ambnscade.
Z^^i.m, A.ponyw

zftm 8. /. A fiat disk need by Hindus^
«V f. m. Wrangling, altercation,

squabble, strife.
CT 8. m. Twang ; pride, conceit, rmxtf.

Tan, A sonud,
z^lSi.f. A harsh sound. [^<?.V

E«Wrr *. m. The jingle ( qf plates, dishes,
31T 8. m. Podendam miiliebre, clitoris.
Z^TTT t?. a. To extend, to stretch.
«q s. m. A spring, leap, bound, a drop

of rain or other liquid ; somid.
Z^W s^f. Fain^ throbbing ; sound mad#

by dropping. Tapak nawU. #. m^

One who reports erroueonsly what h9

pretends to have overheard, Tatpefc

parna To drip.
Z^m^J v. n. To drop when r\g^ ; to

drip, disUI ; to throb, palpitate.
Vmj 8. m. A drop of rain j imit falling

when ripe ( particularly ma»gQU ) ^ «

windfall.
Z^mm «* a. To eanfe to drip, to diati}»
Z^%J^ 8. m. Distillation.
OT<t s, /. A small drop of raiii ; fmi*

falling when ripe ( particularly iMcin-

goes ) ; a windfall.
CT^TIT tt. «. To jnmp over, to leap over*
^^i!T V. a. To jump over. 2Vp-a-lotf,

part. Qrojping.
z^ q^«TT V. n. To thrnst otte*a s^f iata

other peopled concerns, to iutermed-

die, to iAterfere.
^f^ITT '9, a. To coiise to jnmp over,

to -cause to leap i to m^U^c t^

bonnd.
^T s, m. The post o|Bc^ ^ mode iit

music ; the bound of a ball, &e. ; fl

sort of hook ; a^ump, a bound. 2\ijit

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' pa JchaiOy «. a. To bdrnid or ricochet
< a gkot )• T^jm tiMvna, iK <k To
WW or stitck ^ith interr«ls ? to read
in a desultory manner. •

5ri^^. T7I. Family.

ZK adj. Intoxicated ; inattentire, re-
gardless, like one intoxicated.

ZKZK^.f, Chattering.

^T^fHf^ i), a. To chatter.

MKTS^ «. /. Chattering.

tTTT I V- n. To fi:ire way. to shrink
^^TT J from, ftinch ; to pass away.

disa^car. retire.
ZXl (^dj. Wicked, victons ( farticularty

a horse ) ; stont.
^TT V. a. To chatter.
zm ^TTT D. n. To get out of the way, to

disappear, vanish, pass away.
8^nrT t), n. To give way, shririk from,

from, finch ; to disappear, pass away,
' retire.

zm^ «./. A piece, a fragment.
'^r'W^fiW «. o. To tantalize.
Wl«rT t>. <t. To cattse to disappear, to

cause to give way.
^WT 8. Tff, A man who watches over a

tal or stack of wood.
eiN^^t i. m. Unprofitable employment,

wasting of Ume.
Z^m.f. Shooting pain, stitch, throb,
e^^mr t>. n. to move, to sbake to have
; -po^n, to decline in quality,
z^^im «• <». To move^ to shake ; to

• shoot with pain.

jpgWT »>. H. To burst ( o« tight dloth or a
pillow stuffed too full ), to split, to

• erack«

»^ 8. m. Tears.

Z%^ i*/' Pain in the joints.

•i<fitr '». ^ To pain.

Z%TV 8. m. Beanty, freshnesis or splen-

' dour, conspicnous At a distance,

9^in 1.41. AbranidiOi'iargebeughel

a tree.

2%w(\ 9 J. A branch.

j^'? i «./. SoUSe-wifery, honse-

f f^<t^ J keeping, dmty, loryice,

task, businees* work, job, use, drad-

gery. ?aibC tc^or him<$ D. «• To

serTB, to gftidge. Tnh0l laganoy e. «.
To dance attendiUiee*
»f^WT iJ. n. To walk backwards, and

forwards, to take the air, to rove, to

ramble.
Z%m^s.f. A housewife.
^W!1T 0. a. To lead about, to cause to

walk backwards and forwards ( «i «

hoi'se or chili ) y to make dance at-
tendance.
?^f 8. m. A manager of household

concerns, a servant, a drudge.
ZvAs^J* A housewife.
Z^m 8. m. A poetical form of z%^ *
Z%\ 8. «. The voice of a new bora

chad.
zitm 8.m, A blow.
Z\m s.tn. A weight equal to four ««*

Itai. 8,f, An iron pin ; a stitdi.
jfifiiT V. <•• To stitch, to cobble.
zlMK s. m, A blackguard, a lecher, a

liberMne.
Z\%j 8. m. A stitch ; a tub made of

stones ; solder. Tdnke lagdna, «. «•

To stitch ; to solder.
7t4t i./. A venereal chancre ; a squsre

piece cut of a melon to ezasuine its

quality ; a chisel.
ZtW ^TT«n 1?. <». To stitch ; to solder.
Zt8(8./. The leg. Tang tithana, To

hai)g up, to hang ; to' be a catanaite.
Z\^n 8. m. A kind of horse, a highlaBd

pony.
2iw^ «. «. To hang up, dangle, hang

by a stiing:. c^c. {not on m yg)^

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Zlfif *. /. A hatchet,
^r^^ ) 5. /». A. kind of horse, a high-
2'1^ J l^nd pony. Tanghan-numay
adj. Like 4i ^dn^Aan.

^T^ } (tdj. Pci-vevse, audacious,

Zl^^\ 5 troublesome.

ziz 8. f. The ctown of the head.

^Rr (%dj. Powerful, strong, firm, solid.

zr^lt*./. Solidity. [form.

Z\^ s.f. A stage, a raised seat, plat-

tvsj s. m. A venture ( of goods) ; name

of a [dace in Oudh ; tho goods of a
Banjitra^

zrz s, TO. Canvas, sackcloth. Tatbdf.

s. m. A weaver of canvas. 'H^tbafi^

s,f. Embroidery.
2??* cKlj. Fresh, new, recent; juggling.
Z\ti s. /. A screen, a matted shutter,
Z\'i\ s»f» A small hatchet or axe,
Z\^J 1?. a. To stretch, to pulL
Zm s.f, A stroke with th« fore foot of

a horse ; the sound of a horse's hoof

in travelling ; a frame made of bam-
boo for catching fish.

zm^j i>. a. To paw with the fore feet
( as ^ horse that U impatient ) ; to
whore (a low 'phrase ).

?nir 8, TO. A hen-coop, Tapa-(oi Icama,
To trifle ; to grope, to rummage.

Z\^ 8. m. An island.

Zl^KS.f, A small lake.

2n7n «. a. To move out of the way.

Z\\\s.f. Distance.

Zi^ vethal. n,f Evasion, putting aside,
putting ofif or out of the way, reject-
ing a request, s.f. A heap (of grain,
&c. ), a stack, a rick ; baldness from
age ; a turn or trick, in wrestling.
TaZ kama, To put ofi* ; to heap. Tal
mai-na, To heap ; to turn the scale
fraudulently in weighing,

Z\^f\^ s, m. Evasion, prevarication, i
putting ofi*, shufiling, chicane. !

ZV^m «. a. To evade, prevaricate
avoid, put oflf, postpone, defer ; f
drive out of the way, put or i/
aside, ward off, fend, obviate, w e,
remove, prevent.

3[^«l2t^ ^ TO. Evasion, prevarication,
putting off, shuffling, chicane, fraud,
deceit.

zjm\ i^.m. Evasion ; a rick, heap, stack,
Tala hala hatana, To put off,

Z]^ S.f. A sort of musical instrument,

fjcfe^t s.f. A lizard.

fz^'it s. /. A teapoy or stooL *

fj^fT V. n. To stop, remain in any
place, to be detained, to lodge, stay^
tarry. ♦

fe^^ s.f. A wafer, a small round
cake ; an ornament worn on the fore-
head.

SirT adj. Durable, lasting.

f^fTTT t7. a. To retain, fix in any place^
stop, billet, lodge, station.

fe^TW 8. TO. Stability, permauence.

i^r^IRT s.f, A small cake of bread, a
little cake charcoal for the hukkcf, a
water, a bolus.

fe«h; *, TO. A cataplasm/ a poultice.

few? 8. /. A thick cake of bread.

felft 8. f. A small cake of bread. Ti^Jfct
lagana, «. a. To form a connexion,
make interest, earn a scanty Jiveli-"
hood,

f^^^lT V. n. To be melted, rarely.

fe^lTPCTT i>. a. To urge an animal by
titkari

fzz^^ s.f. The noise made by draw-
ing the tongue from the roof of the
mouth, to make horses, c&c, proceed.

fzjt^n I A sand piper {Trinya or go-
fzit%tt 3 ensfs).

ter?*! 5. TO. A bird ( Fana jacana, ox

goensis ).

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fZ^Rj s. m. A grasshopper,
ft^ s, f. A locnst.
feqiiT s. 7w. A stain of any colour ap-
plied by the finger,
fe^if*./. Annotation,
feartt 8./. A gloss, a comment,
fz^^ s. /. Pride, arrogance.
fzHTlT V. a. To give small daily allow- j
anc<?.. such as merely to save one '
from starving.
^HTW s. m. A small daily allowance.
fe*lfe*T s* m. A sound.
fenfem'IT «. ». To give a faint light,
fzftl?iT 8. /. A young hen.
fzm^ «. m. A flatterer.
fi%Kl «./. A small village.
ifz <• w*. The ripe fruit of kdril ; a
spock on the eye. [ neck,

itv s» /. An ornament for the head and
itm 8, m. A mark or marks made with
coloured earths or unguents upon
the forehead and between the eye-
brows, either as an ornament or sec-
tarial distinction ; an ornament worn
on ihe forehead ; the nuptial gifts or
engagement ; inoculation, #. /. A
commentary. Tika bhejna, To send
the nuptial gifts, which are present-
ed by the relations of the pride to
the birdegroom, Tika lenaj To accept
the nuptial gifts.
^W <tdj. Invested with the itkd or

of sovereignty.
f^Z^^ f./, A sort of medicine.
2t^ s.f. A locust.

;it^ 8, /. A note of hand, a cheek ;
drawing a card ; raising the voice in
singing ; the noting of any thing ;
the act of pressing, compressing.
Tip lena, i>. a. To draw a card.
^'7^l^ s.f. Ornament; the act of
pressing or compressing.

5)q«TT V. a. To press, to compress, to

grope, feel, squeeze.
•i\K «./. A transverse piece in cloths,

or a breadth cut diagonally.
i\^ 8. /. A young hen ; a woman ( 8o

named in contempt ).
iim 8. m. A rising ground, a small

hill, a mount, a ridge, a hillock.
ft^ s.f. A throb, throbbing, a shooting

pain, lis marna^ To throb, shoot,

TisnOy V. n. To palpitate, throb.
Z'iim adj. Tiny, Tuniya iota, A kind of

parrot.
Z^ adj. A little.

Z%^\ 8. m. A piece, bit, portion, divi-
sion, morsel. Tukra-yaday A beggar

for a bit of bread.
3^^ <nij. A little.
3TT 8. m. Scut, a short tail.
^TI^ 8. /. Pecking, nibbling, of fruit,

&c.f more for amusement than from

appetite,
nr 8. ni. A rake, a blaek-guard.
J^fim 1?. a. To tune slowly.
Z^ 8.m, A hand or branch that has

been cut off.
z^T adj Handless, whose hands have

been cut off, or one born without

hands, a. m. The knob in the back

part of a turband. Tundedar, s. w.

A turband which has a knob in the

hinder part.
z^ f. /. The navel, aij. /. Handkss.

Tundii/an kasna, or, — cliarhana^ or,

— bandhana^ To tie the hands behind
the back.
3^qT«fT V e». To have buried, to cause to

cover.
zjm 8.f. The sound of water drop-
ping ; soi;nd of gurgb'ng.
3^^[^1l V. n. To cry, to weep.
2 1^11 V. 11. To cry.

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'^ s, m. Ventris crepitus, Tun karna,

Crepitnm ventris edere.
eifTT V. «. To peck, nibble^ chew

straws, &c., for amusement ; to pick ;

to piddle.
^'^rr^Nft «./. Pecking and nibbling.
z'^it s,f. The navol ; a small branch or

stnrap of a tree, broken at the end

and leafless.

^ > 5. Tw. A piece, a little, particle,

71VT S an atom, a bit ; a single beat
of a drum.

ZZ «./. Fracture, breaking, break ;
mis-understanding of coolness be-
tween friends, harm, loss, deficiency ;
a passage omitted in the writing of a
book, which is afterwards written in
the margin, TrUjana, To be broken ;
to become ill, to pine. Tut pama^ To
break in upon, to msh in, to be col-
lected in crowds. Tut rahtiKt^ To be
distressed, to be weary, to be reduc-
ed to poverty, to pine away ; to be
separated.

ZZ^ t). n. To break, to be broken, to
burst, fail, break forth or rush upon,
to assault, to attack, to charge, to
invade.

Z Z\ p<^rt. Broken, decayed, s. m» Loss
failure, deficiency. Tidt-phuta, adj.
Fragments, broken to pieces.

^«T s, m. Trifles ; an ornament ; a frame
for pigeons to perch on. Turn tarn,
s. m, A few trifles ; an ornament.
Turn dena. To push gently.

z^\ s.f. A bud.

i'ft *./. Teasing.

ZZ B.m* The ripe fruit of kanl ; a

speck on the eye.
2 2«: s. m. Name of a fruit.

?2r s.m, A large ripe fruit of haril ; ^

fizgig ; speaking inconsiderately,
ZZ^ 8. /. Name of a fruit ; speaking in*

considerately.
Z'Z^j 8. m. The windpipe, the throat.
Z'%' g, wi. An imitative sound, an in*

articulate sound.
3^ 5./. A prop, a pillar, reliance ; a

promise, a vow. 7'ek rakanay To leaa

upon.
j %m^ s. m. A prop, suppoii;.
Sif ni V. n. To support, to prop.

i^^T \ ** "*' Rising, ground, a height*
?n^ 5. wi. Rising ground.
S^ 8, 7)1. The trunk of a tree ; an in-
strument for twisting coarse thread

or twine.
SsTT adj. Crooked, bent, awry. Tef^Jic^

kama^ it. a. To bend, to crook, to

distort. I'erka heray adj. Crooked*
Jerri; ». /. Crookedness, obliquity.
?ft s.f. Pride, vanity, haughtiness ;

perverseness.
S«fT s, m, A cock of the breed of fowlg

called teni.
c ^ 8.m, A partirular breed of fowls*

adj. Tiny, small.
2 *r s. /. Snuff of a candle, the flame of

a candle' or lamp. Temt^m^ g. m.

Dressing.
ZK, g.f. Tune ; voice, call.
2 <^T i>. n. To bawl, to roar to, to call

loudly, to shout, to holla ; to tune.
Z ^T 5. m. A curtain, adj. Squint-eyed,

cock-ejred,
2 ?^5itT 1?. n. To remove.
^^^T a. wj. A beam.
Z ^ s.f. Habit, custom.
Z^^s.f. A prop, a pillar.
S*^T V. a. To sharpen. [ custom.

S^r s, m. Calculation of nativity,- habik^

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^ .<?. m. The blossoms of the Pains
tree ( Butea frondosa ) ; a kind of

' play.

Z'^XJ s. m, A village.

i^^T s. m. The customs of marriage.

'i\^\ s.f. Act of feeling or groping.

et^ieti: «. /. Searching, feeling for,
feeling.

sTan s. m. A cracker, a serpent in fire-
works ; a joint of bambn^ &c, ; a
cartridge, adj. Handless.

efjt y. /. A spoilt.

.it* s. f, Hinderance, prerention ; the
influence of eye.

^tHRTT^t*/. Hindrance, prevention.

^t«rm «. rf. To interrogate, prevent,
challenge, envy, accost ; to look at
with an evil eye,

Zt^n *. m. A large basket ( without a

ltd ). {lid ).

5V«rfV «./• A small basket ( without a

Z\^\S[i\9.f, Hindrance, ]^revention.

^?^T s, m, A charm, an amulet, a

philter, a superstitious remedy.
5^^ 8, m. A kind of turtle-dove.
2t2r 5. m. Loss, deficiency ; detriment ;

a cartridge ; a candle's end.
i\ift 8./. The name of a musical mode

or ragini. [ment.

^t»fTT 8. «i. A kind of hawk ; enchant-
^^^1 B m. A juggling man^[a conjurer.
it«lTTt s.f. A juggling woman, a

female conjurer, a witch,
^T s, m. Enchantment, fascination.

V, a. To feel, grope, handle.

SlISS.*'«. } Hocus poena, juggling.
ft^ Sn 772. A hat, cap, helmet, head

cover, thimble ; bait j a stitch*
Ht Tf s. TO, A helmet, cap, hat,
Z]^\ s.f. A hat. ToplwaU, One who

wears a hat, or au auimal Kith a

comb, crest, i^c. Tt is used also t^
express t\iQ PerHan ox Mofjhctl troops
but now more generally applies t6
every European {from wearing a h(U
or cap),

5tKT s, 771. A ledge extending out from
a wall, to keep off the weather with-
out pillars ; eaves.

i£t^ 8, 772. A company, society ; a hsm-
let. Tol mcumcky To dash one top
against, another while in motion.

2t^T s, 771. A quarter or section oi a
town.
I 5t^ «./. A company, a society, a crowd.

^1^ *. TO. A juggler, a conjurer. *

Z The aspirate of the preceding letter,
corresponding to th in pent-house.

^4i&4i s, m. f. Hard work, harassing
labour, difficulties ; a sounds

3^lRWTf r V. (». To tap^ to rap, to pat.

T«iry%€|T 5. 772. A stickler, a wrangler.

3«3^r ttdj. Stuffed together in a crowd,
crowed.

T^^T 8.f. A small boat so called, a
shallop, skiff.

^f^ B. f, Godship, divinity ; chief
ship, mastership.

5fU«l«1 s.f. A female divinity or idol,

3»r 8. m. A robber, assassin, cutthroat ;
a cheat, impostor. Thughazi, or, Tkay^
hidyny s.f. Cunning, fraudulent, arf,
dexterity. Thag lana, To rob, to cheat.
Thag Una, To cheat.

3l4; s, /. Robbery, theft, cheating.

^ififT V. c». To cheat, to deceive.

Znn\ s.f. A female robber or cheat.

zmi: s.f. Robbery thq/t, cheating.

^TTTT "0. n. To be cheated.

5fm s, /*. A female robber or cheat.

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^fir^ s, m, A cheater.

^rfMt ». /. Cheat, trick.
3^ 8. m. Bank, shore.

ZlK «. m. Frame made of bamboo for
thatching, shell of a honse.

^T 9. m. Fnn, sport, joking, jest ;
name of a place. Thattha Jcama, To
jest, joke, deride, ridicule. ThatthehdZy
A jester ; a hnmorons person, a fnn-
ny fellow, jocular, arch, waggish,
comical, facetious. Thatthehazi, s,f.
Jesting, sporting, fun, jocularity.
UkuUha maima, To jest, joke, deride,
ridicule.

OT s. fn. Throng, crowd.

Z^ S' m, A fence.

OTft *./. The frame of a matted screen,
the frame {hamhu toorh) of a thatch-
ed roof, shell of a house ; a bier ;
a skeleton, a very thin person.

T^niT ♦. 1*. To stop, to stagnate, to
stand amazed, to draw back in sur-
prise, to shrink, to boggle.

TSTPTT V. a. To strike, beat, beat one's

. own head, &c. {in token of vexation) •
harass one's self.

Z?^l *. m. A brazier, a tinker. Ukathere
Thatthere hi hadli, A bargain between

• two people equally acute or knowing,
diamond cut diamond.

^fj #. m. The stalk ot the joar (Hoi-
ctis iorgum).

ZZ^ s. /. A female brazier or tinker.

TitK. > adj. Banterer,. waggish, jocu-

Ztm 5 lar, jocose, jester, wag.

Zit^s. /. Fun, humour, sport, joking,
jesting, jocularity, comicalness, deri-
sion.

zm\ i. m. The beak of a paper kite.

ZH 8. f. Coldness, cold, a cold.

Z^M e. /. Coldness.

Z^i adj, CyUL K(tleja thandi* karna,

To be pleased, to be happy {hy'eeein§
a friend, soHy &c.) ; to hare one's
revenge gratified. Tkanda k^rna, v,a.
To make cold, cool, ; to extinguish ;
to comfort, to assuage, to pacify, ap-
pease. Thanda pama, To abate (anger,
mvility or wantonness). Thanda hona^
To become cold, to cool ; to be ex-
tinguished • to be comforted or paci-
fied; to rest ; to lose virility.

Z^A s. /. Refrigerant medicine ; the
intoxicating drug made of bhang.

Z^ adj.f. CoU.Thandisdnsbhamt^
To sigh.

T^r adj. Cold.

WWfr V. n. To throb, to shoot ( as the
pain of head-ache ) ; to jingle, tinkle,
clink.

3»T7m«Tf y. a. To jingle, to rattle.

^'IT^ s. m. A jingle, tinkle, clink.

3in V. n. To be fixed, to be ascertained.

7^T u. a. To strike,

Z(X(T $. m. An instrument for stamping
leather with, a die, a stamp, a print-
ing type ; printing.

ZV^ \ 8. m. Snore. Tharak pamd^ «. n.
ZKK. J To snore.

ZXl s.f. A kind of wine or spirituous
liquor ; a kind of shoe worn by vil-
lagers.

Zff^ 8, m. A kind of earthen hukka.

Z^ 8,f. A kind of wine or spirituous
liquor ; a kind of shoe worn by vil-
lagers.

Z^ An imitative sound, as of a musket
ill charged or flashing in the pan.

3€^ 8. /. State, dignity.

Tfl^nrr f. a. To break a piece of an
earthen ware vessel ( by knocking
two vessels together ) without com-
pletely destroying it.

3««fl^./. A rammer.

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15«ITT^ adj. Filled, crowded.

7^9T s» m. A mould or form into which
plates of metal, &c., are beat to take
the form of pastes of ornameats, <&c.;
pride, vanity.

Z^V\J if. n. To be stopped, to be fired,
to stop, stay, remain, abide, rest,
stand, last, to be fixed on, concluded,
settled, determined, proved.

^KlTT «. <»• To fix, stop, determine,
appropriate, settle, ascertain, appoint,
fix on, demonstrate, prove, conclude
or consider, ascribe.

Z^K[^ s. m. Settlement, fixture, per-
manence, appropriation, proof.

^^^T g. m. A peal, a succession of
loud sounds, an explosion. Thahctka
kimnlakdt, 8.f. Meeting with great
demonstrations of friendship.

^ 1 a.m. /. Place, residence, a. situ-

Z\^ ) ation.

t\M^ t>. tf. To stufif, to cram.

Z\ s.m. A sound made by striking one
thing against another.

^r^^ B. m. The divinity, an idol ; a lord,
master, chief ( among Rckjputs ) ; a
land-holder •, a barber.

^T^nrr':? s. m. An idol-temple.

Z\Z 8, m. The frame of a roof for thatch-
ing, on which the straw is laid ;
arrangement, adjustment.

Z\Z 8. m. State, dignity, equipage,
pom p ; conveniency, plenty.

7T^r adj, Frect.

Z<S adj. Steep,

7r^Tr f • ft* To be fixed, to stand,

I!? :|:/:}^-*' »*«-«"»•

Zl'^Z adjn Worthy of belief, trusty.

8. m. The report of a musket,
ymi i>. a. To resolve or fix (in the

mind)y to determine, be intent on,

ijitend, set one's heart on ; to setil^p
perform.

Z\KS. m. Determination ; enow, frost,

zm 8, m, A branch.

Zm\ 8. m. A branch, adj. Disengaged,
at leisure, unemployed.

ZV^ «./. A branch.

7r9^ t?* a. To stufi, cram, ram down.

tT^r^ 8. m. Fragment of an earthen
vessel, a shard, potsherd ; a vessel
for carrying fire, such as mendicants
use.

fTurmr #• m. Residence, place, station,
site, abode, dwelling ; boundarj,
limit, fixing. Thikana hc^mcty v. 0^
To account for, to search or trace aa
affair to its commencement. Thik^ncf
dhundhanay v. a. To seek a residence
or employment. Thikane lagna^ «. n.
To be killed, to die, to be put an endi
to, to be terminated. Thikane lagana^
To put to death, to kill, to waylay^
to make away with, to despatch, as-
sassinate ; to establish, settle, ar-
range, prove ; find out one's residence.

fOTTT adj. Short, dwarfish.

f?nffnt s./. Lowness ( of statw^e ).

f37ir «./. The state of standing amaz-
ed. Thithak jana^ or, — rahna^ ^, n.
To stop short.

f73nir>rr «. n. To stop, stagnate, stand
amazed, draw back in surprise,
shrink, boggle.

twcrr V. n. To be tumbed, or bennmh-
ed, to be chill. [tofpid.

fZZKl adj. Numbed, numb, benumbed,

fZZ^%Z \ $. f. Numbness, nambed-

fZZK y ness, chilliness, torpor, tor-
pidness.

fW^fT V, n. To be numbed or benumb-
ed, to be chill. Thifhnrand, v. a. To
chill, benumb; numb.

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ft^TT adj. Numbed, numb, benumbed, •

torpid.
It^f^S.f, Sob.
fi^^e^!! «. n. To Bob.
fee «./. Frost ; coldness,
ft^^ 1?. n. To freeze, to be cbilled.
fy^T^ V, n. To cause to congeal.
fyf^?l! s.f. A water-pot.
•3^« orfj. Exact, even, accurate, com-
plete, just, fit, meet, proper, reason-
able, true, regular, right ; ( meL )
parsimonious, ach. Exactly, &c. 8, m.
Snm, addition. Thilc ana,v, n. To fit,
correspond, suit, answer, apply. Thih
kama, i>. c$. To put to rights, to
correct, to adjust, to «dapt fit ; to
boat. Thik thik^ adj. Exact, fit, pro-
per, accurate, adv. Properly, fitly,
accurately, adequately, ^hik i hak
Icamaf ^o, a. To put to rights, cor-
rect, adjust, fit,
lSi««i?i^« iid^. Exactly, truly, rightly.
^ft^l^€tirr 8. m. Abuse. [ware.

^^rCT 9. m. A broken piece of earthen-
;&<i^ «./. A broken piece of earthen-
ware, a potsherd : mons veneris.
Thihri cAtfJtna, to be mad.
-ytUT s. m. Hire, fare, fixed price; work

done by contract, a task.
Ttq s. /. A kind of lamp.
Z ^^J «. m.'A bit, a piece (of bread, ^c).
Z. *^HT i>. <*. To kick or strike with

the toes.
Zjit «./. The chin; parched grain.
* Thuddi pakama, To flatter ; to carry

favbnr,
^»r^^ V. a. To cause to knock or

hammer.
Zja^s.f. Sob.
"Jfr^TTv. n. To sob.
Zjm *•/. The act of waving or walk-
ing with a graceful easy air, T/iumak

chaly A dignified pace, stately gait^

graceful carriage.
^T^'Tff'fT t?. n. To walk with grace and

and stateliness, to strut, to walk

with dignity,
3 i^^T adj. Short, of low stature,
y flqst adj. Lazy. x.f. The playing of

a paper kite to keep it up when the

wind is Ii;;ht.

3^?l^«fr «. * Pcditum ciere, suppedere j

to weep but not aloud.

"Sj^^ s.f. Ventris crepitus surdus.

7^€f T V. n. To be stuffed, to be cram-

ni<jd.

ZjBi^l V. a. To cause to stufi*.

Z'fz^j s. m. A eunuch.

Z^ 8. VI. A stiunp, a branch of a tree

(brokni off at the end leafless) ; an am-
putated hand.

Z^Z} ? adj. Having the hand ampn-
^^ftr??T J tated ; having its branches

lop[ e I and leafless {a tree).
Z't( s.f. Stubble.
3 ^T s, 771. The knee ; the pastern

(of a horse),
Zf{^ adj. Short, dwarfish.
^^TT s. m, A stick, a small club ; a

tool {penis),
Z^W^^J V. a. To spoil.
ZZ adj. Pure, genuine ; contentious.
ZZ\ s, f. A cork, a plug ; a ball of

ear-wax ; a dhoti or cloth reaching

no further than the knee,
i"* s.f. A support, a prop ; a large

sack filled with grain.
Z^\ 9, m. A ping.
Z^ s.f A act of resting on the way

( a porter carrying a load ). Theki

denay ox.^^lagana^ To rest ( a porter
eaiTf/ing a load ).

ZZ adj. Pure, genuine ; contentious.

Z^ s. /. A cork, a plu.<r, a stopple.

Hbepi munh men dena^ To be sriont.

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'i9^} »?- a. To shove, to pnsh, to move
forward by pnshing. s. m. Acting
the buffoon.

H ^T 8. m. A push, a shove. Hkelatkeliy
8. /. Shoving and shouldering.

Z^J s. m. The knee ; the pastern ( of
a horse ).

Zq 8. m. A knock, a blow, tripping
against a stone, &c., a shove, a push,
a thrust.

Z^nj 1?. o. To pierce ; to knock
against ; to stuff, to cram, to ram in ;
to eat ravenously.

Z^K\ s. m. Sneer, oblique reflection or
innuendo.

3rtRT -0. a. To knock, to hammer ; to
drive ( as a stake ) ; to thrust with
the finger, to fillip, to drive, to beat,
to tap, to thump. Tkonk dena, To
hammer or drive down, to knock,
pith thonkncky To pat on the back.

if?r «./. The act of striking with a
finger or beak, peacking.

it'l'fTT > V. a. To strike with the beak,
^t^nnr 5 to peke.

;?f'rr *•. m. Striking with the beak.

-gtz «./. Beak, bill ( of a bird ).

^^RT i>. <». To beat, strike, drive ( as

a stake ).
<lW< #. /. Tripping or striking the

foot against any thing, a beat of the

foot, a kick, a stumbling-block.
Z'mx ^m\ D. <». To trip, to stumble ;

to meet with a loss or misfortune.
it^X ^VT^r v. a. To strike ag:ainst the

foot (a stumbling-block or obitacle).
"it^Kl 8. m. A fillip, oilj. Hard ( as bad

bread ),
i\i\ s.f. The chin.
ttx s.f. Beak, bill.
ttmj 8, m, A cup for the food and

drink of a bird in a cage ; the

Icnnckleg. Thqla mai'na, v. a. To
strike with the knuckles.

Z\^ atlj. Solid, compact.

st^fT «. a. To stuff.

TtWT s. m. The thumb presented in
token of denial.

Zmts.f. Solidity.

yK s. /. Place, room, residence, adv.
Upon the spot, Thoar rahnny To be
murdered, to be knocked down life-
less upon the spot.

V The thirteenth consonant of the Ns-
gan alphabet, or the third letter of
the lingual or cerebral class of coa-
sonants. It is often confounded in
pronounciation with a hard r orl,
sounded as in the Northumbrian bur.
It has the sound of the English d
in dun, and is pronounced by apply-
ing the tip of the tongue inverted ta
the palate.

^^iCTTT '0. n. To cry bitterly.

^^TK «./. A belch, eructation, bellow-
ing. Dakdrna, v. n. To belch ; to
bellow, to low. Dakar jana^ or, — by-
thna^ It. n. To embezzle. Dakdr Z^ntf,
To belch.

n^n 8. m. A robber, a pirate.

'^tlft 5./. Robbery, piracy.

^^rt?T ) *•. wi. A caste of Hindm
V^fW > descended from a braknian

on the mother's side. They subsist

on alms on Saturday, and are skilled

in astrology,
"9^ s,f» A space, one step ( measure,
"W^vsm^ V. n. To shake ; to bum

brightly, to burn clear ( charcoal ).

Dagddgakar pant pin*, To driuk

greedily, or a large quantity at a

draught.

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im

r adj. TTftfiteady, tottering.
^^WPTT 1?. n. To totter, sftf^ger, siiirer.
WMK s.f. A road, a highway.
waiTWT «. n. To travel y to walk on 4lie

Toad, to roll.
'P^^TWT ^. •• To roll.
w^ 8, m. A lean, Jong-legged horse,

a Rosinante, a garran,

fRP *. m. The sting of a reptile or
wasp. &c., but particularly of a scor-
pion. Dank mama, v, a. To sting.

^n 8, m. A double drum, ^ kettle-

drniB.
wftr^t 8. /. A witch, a kind of female

imp OT evil being.
«f^*IMI V, o. To sting ( a# /» reptile ).
¥iptfrr adj. Armed with a sting, stinger.
WTifT «. n. To stop, to stand still.
^TFT «. 7W. A plug, spigot, stopple, cork.
«3T s. m, A stalk.
«4^^r adj. Beard-shayen, beardless.
irfe?w adj. Having a long beard.

^n^ s. m. The arm above the elbow ; a
kind of exercise, placing the hands
on the ground and tlien bending
down so as almost to touch the
earth with the breast.

^^?« «. m. One who exercises himself
at the dand,

V^W i. /. Hindu salutation, bow,
obeisance, prostration.

M^9\ 8. m. A staff, an ensign-staff j the
beam of a pair of scales j a collector
of market duties.

^ftSTiTT «. m. A kind of garment for
women ; a collector of market duties.

W^ «./. The tube of the corolla of
the '^yctantlies (trbgrtristis, which is
used for dying ; a handle ; the beam
of a pair of scales. «. m. A mendicant
who carries a staff in his hand pa^

31-

dandi, i /. A footpaUi, by-pa%

track. f ment.

«^T s. /, A line, stripe, score, linea<
Vifhr s, /. Hindu salutation, bow,

obeisance, prostration.
^ru^^TT V, n. To call, bawl at, hallcD,

rebuke, gallop,
^njf B,m, A tambourin,
^rRT<«n V. n. To cry bitterly, to blub*

ber, roar.
^^«\ 8. m. A kind of MaJiamedaft

mendicant, who always plays upon a

musical instrument called da/; 9

chatterer.
^9^ 8. m. Strength, power, authority •

a kind of pocket ; the leather with

which oil-pots are made. Dabgar,

8, TO. A currier.
mww^ t?. n. To glitter.
««l«T 8. TO. Fresh water drawn from a

well. adj. Fat, corpulent.
^f^r^^TiT V, a. To fill with water on

tears {the eyes). Ankhen dah-dabdna ;

or, Ansu ddbdahdna^ To be on the

point of shedding tears.
^ff'iKr 8. TO. Marshy land, a puddle«
^r^r^nf ^TT «. to. A hole or pit of water^

a puddle.
vwftWF «4/. Left-handed.
^^^ 8. TO. Provisions, sea-stock, storey,
^'itm i>. «. To drown, immerse, flood j

to ruin, Ac.
^n^ a. TO. A leathern vessel for hold*

ing oil.
^5^ 8. TO, A iron spoon. ^

^n?^ 5. TO, A musical instrument, 9

sort of small drum shaped like aa

hourglass, held in one hand, and

beaten with the fingers.
^UW 8. TO. A car or litter carried on

men^s shoulders, a palankeen, a ;dooly

flying in the tiir, the flight of a bird«

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%^ s. m. Fear, dr^ad, aTfe. *

^m I V. n. To fear, be frightened,

^V^J J dread.

WK^ adj. Afraid.

frrf^vn adj, A coward.

WXMni a<^. Fearful ; ( met, ) A coward.

v^l^ adj. Terrible.

v^m adj. Fearful.

Wf:iiT ? i>. a. To frighten, scare,
vaW! J cause to fear, terrify, alarm,

daunt, det«r. a^, frightful, terrible,

terrifying.

?^T^<*47- Timid, fearing.

W^m B.m. A sling, a basket, a ddU^
carried on men's shoulders by means
of a stick 4ind ropes like the beam,
and strings of a balance ; present of
fruits, sweetmeats^ &c are usually
sent in this manner. «./. Glitter.

jr^^T ». m, A large basket ( without
a Ud).

^fll^pri «. 0. To cause to throw down,
or to throw, to occasion, &c.

?«rr 8. TBp A large lump, a clod ; a
large basket. :[like a tray\

Wf^iri «. «. A basket ( without a cover,

V8> *./. A lump (of sugar, meat, ^c.)

V^r B, m. A large wooden spoon.

VW «. m. The string by which scales
are suspended (or hdd in the hand ) ;
the threads of the warp at the end of
a piece of cloth which are left un-
woven • the end of a piece of cloth.

VH'rr «. a. To bite or sting {ag a vene-
moug animal ).

v^^^ 8. m. Bedding.

^^ 8. m, A. cavern, abyss, a pitfall.

^¥*T«TT a. a. To deceive, disappoint,
balk, tantalize ; to spoil, throw
away uselessly.

flVfT adj Flourishing, blooming,
green, fresh ; pleasing.

^^^TTWT 1). <». To flourish, to blosflOQU

m\% 8. m. Foil ( under predons eUme ) ;
the sting of a scorpion ( and 8ome»
times of other animals ).

Yt«r 8./, A stick, a club ; the greatest
height or summit of a mountain.

M\8fK adj. Thin lean. «. m. A lean,
beast, a starveling ; the flowerings
stem of radishes or mustard ; cattle.

Vtev^ s.f. Gallop. [menace.

yg\Z^ '0, a. To snub, rebuke, threaten,

^izm 8. m. Pedicle, petiole footstalk,

irhft «. /. A straw, stubble, pecijle,
stalk.

wIy 8. m. Retaliation, punishment,
penalty, fine amercement, mulct, re-
venge, forfeit, an oar; the backbone;
a stick ; a line.

wtwnj i>. n. To retaliate, to take re-
venge, to fine, to punish.

Vtw H^iT V. a. To pay a. fine.

VtY%^ V. a. To take a fine, to fine, to
amerce.

vhlT 8. 7IU Landmarks ; road.

wt^T^J^r 8* m. The frontier boundary
between the lands of two proprietors*

vl^ 8, m. A rower, a boatman.

W\^\ s. m. A tiger's cub or whelp.

vUiw1<fl ddj. Wandering without house
or home, errant, ruined, ;lost, desti-
tute. Danwa doli, 8,f. The wander-
ing without house or home, destitute
state.

^^ 8. m. The sting of a reptile ; a
large musquito, a gadfly.

▼TW «./. A post (Jor the conveyance cf
Utter8y also relay of horses or of palki
bearers ) ; a post-office ; perpetual
vomiting. Dak . lagniy To be seized
with constant vomiting.

▼m s. m. Husband of a dakini.

vntuT D. a. To vomit.

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^TfT 8, m. An attack by robbers. Da-
ha pama, or,— <toia, or, — dainty To
rob.

X\fk^ ? #. /. A kind of female imp
vftnft 5 ^' ®^^^ being ; a witch, a

termagant.
WT%^ j. m. Robber ; postman.
Vf^ (idj, Glnttonons.

VT^ 9* m. A robber, a pirate.

WT2 *./. Threatening, snubbing, brow-
beating, checking.

V?*fT «». a. To snnb, check, chide,
threaten, browbeat

WTf #./. A jaw- tooth or grinder.

nit «. /. A beard.

▼W #./. A sacrificial grass ( Poa cy-
nomroicUs). s. m. A sword-belt ; an
unripe oocoa-nnt. [well.

ITW s. fiu Fresh water drawn froni a

VTW^ 8, m, A vessel for waahiag hands
in ; a round tank.

WTW<ir^ <idj. Having, large eyes (epithet
f>ecuU<$r to women ).

^l^ 8. m. A sacrificial grass ( Poa cy-
nosurcides ).

VTK «. «i. Resin y a torch.

WWf *./. A witch.

WTK «./. Branch, bough ; line, row.
Ddr hi ddr. Company, band.

WT^Cm V. a. To throw, fling, cast, drop,
ahed, pour, inject, lay, throw down,
throw, away.

irftw *. m. A pomegranate.

^W «./. A branch, a bough. Ek dalj
adj. Of one piece, without joining.

V^RT if, a. To throw down, to fling,
cast, drop, shed, pour, inject, lay,
put, push, set, shake, submit, throw y
hurl, thrust, destroy, throw away ;
cause, occasion, produce, excite. Dal
dena, d. «. To throw away, cast,
cause, occasion, &c.

Y TUT 8. m. A litter, a large branch* .

WtF^*? ^. t». A {•omegmnate.

Vf^ 8. /. A present of fruit, 4c., «

basket of fruit, &c. ; a branch , m

bough. [ burning.

^X 8, /. Malice, spite, envy, jealousy*
^T^ V. a. To be malicious, to bam

with spite ; to be fused ( 0# metal ) •

to heat ( nutal).
VIY^ 8, m. The name of a country,

also Trifwra.
^rrit ad). Malicious, spiteful, envious*
^77^ 8. m. A gallinule.
f^m v. n. To shake, vibrate, tremble^

quiver, move ; to shrink, to go back«
fvrt«rT«n r. n. To go away,
fwrr^rr i^. <». To cause to shake or move.
f^tWK S. n. A fat man ; a servant, •

slave ; a rogue, a cheat ; a low or

depraved man.
f%3iiT 7 V. n. To see ; to take aim, to
firm J look at.
ftrfirar^ (^dj. Seeing, the opposite of

blind.
f7Sf^^ 8* m. A musical instrument; a

kind of small drum or tabour ; a plant

bearing a small fruit ( Cari8S(* ca-
randas ).

fisf^t 8. m. Cuttle-fish bone consider-
ed to be the foam of the sea.
fW'^ft^ adj. Left-handed.
f^fiRrr «./. A very small box.
fli'rT 5- m. A small box.
f^r«ft 8,/. A cartonch-box, a small box,
fy«T 8- m. A dramatic entertainment,

dramatic exhibition of battle or tu-
mult.

Pinf «. m. An eg^ ; a chrysalis ; the
bladder ; the spleen ; the uteras ;
any young animal.

f%f«firr s. m, A libidinous woman,
firw 8. m. Pride, vanity ; any young
animal ; a fool^ an idi^t, a blockhead*.

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fw^9.f. An infant.

l?tf 8. m. Pride, vaunting, boasting.

'^ffjT TTTTT IT. »» To make boaat (of )^ to

boast.
^T«./. Sight, look, glanee, visibm
^7W^ adj. Enchanting the sights pre-

Tenting one^ seeing by conjuration^

^^^^ '•/• Enchanting the sight, pve-
renting^ by conjuration^ one's seeing.

wttjT s. m,f. Stature ; body, bulk, size.

^T 8. m, A haunt, place, dwelling
village.

Vt¥T 8* m. A bank, a mound;

%^ 0, 7R^ A blow with the first.

^riRT 8. m. Advanced in years, old, agod.

^^fkn\0dj.f. Old ( woman ).

r^rvirmT v, n. To sound (d keUle-drum),,

to twinkle.

V^ ) 8. m. A kind of snake* Am-
?r^ y phi8hcena,),

▼T«it 8. /. A dip, dive, plunge.
^^TPTT v. <»^. To cause to drown, &c.
VYPTTi'. a. To cause to sink, to fm-

merse, dip, to demolish, mm, destroy.
^51? adj. Out of man's dbpth, deep

(enough to droum in), g. w»- Btownmg.

^l^t'TT V tr. a. To drown, immerse^
^^T f flood ; to ruin. Dabo-denOy

. t;. o. To exhau&t,, to i'uin<, ta demo-
lish, to drown.

vfen^T u. «. To lead about {a$ ahar9e)y
to lead in hand.

^r«T»iT ir. tf.. To move, shake^ swing,,
agitate. [tie.

vf^ 5,/. A small turtle ; a female twv

srfiffirT «. /. A small bird resembling
: a wagtaiL

^f 5. m. A dip, a dtve, immersion.

▼?r«!T V. n. To dive; to drown; to be
inmiersed or deluged ; to- fiet^ to
sink 'y to b« destroyed or ruined ; to

be absorbed ( m businesSy 8tudyy ^
JDiLdubnoy To faints
%^ 8. m^ Step, pace.
*T«^< One and a- h«lf. DerhaintU
masjid jjudi banani {Ui. to btuld a
separate mogque of a brick and a
ha1f)y To withdraw, through pride^
from the society of others. 3trk
poo, Three-eighths. Derhpowoa^ A
weijp^ht, three-eighths of a eer. Ihrk
bakdyan miyan hagh men, lit. The>
gentlenran in his garden consisting
of a tree and a half, {and ike bakd--
yan^ Melict sempetifirens^ here menlioi^
edy ie a tree of no uee or estimatumf
is applred to- a person who aasuraeft
consequences without reasonv

%^9m 8, /. A kind of dance-.

%m8.m. A log tied tO' the nack of a
vicious oat

%l\ a. m«. A dwelling, a tent, ot^-
Squint^yed..

%mi c *•*'*• -^ lump of earth.

%^ #. 971. Half as much again ; amad»
of reckoning..

%?^T^ tr. a. To take once and a half.

%3|jt^./. A threshol(^ a door, anti-
chamber, porch.

V^^I^T^ 8* m^ A door-keeper..

i^8.f. A Tolleyy several musket»
discharged at once.

ifft 8.f A threshold,, door, antichank^
ber perch.

in 8. nw Wings of birds..

{iir 9^ vk A branchy a bought

vH[«.A A wooden spoon, ladlei

lit^\ 8, m. A mountain..

■^Hm 8. m. \ A spoon ; a eanoe ; %
%Wt «./. > trough.
^^ 8. /. Proclamation by beat of
drum.

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*[^ \ «./. A species of snake-

^^8.f. Vomiting.

l^tvn 1?. «. To vomit,

^H^gKl adj. m. Old (man).

Jimitac^./. Old (toofnan).

^t^pm^.ftct Vomiting

^8.^. A dip, a dire, a plange (in
dye or colouring),

^>f?irT 9. a. To dip in dye or colonring.

^frr *. 'w. Reserroir ; fainting.

^ 1 #. m. A low caste of fltnefM ;

f^UfT 3 the name of a caste of Ma-
horoedans. the males of whick are
mnsicians, and the females sing and
the company of females only.

^tiniTTfTT «. m. The art or practice of a
male or female of the dom caste.

^ttfUt 8. f. A female of the caste call-
ed dom.

fitK 9. f. String, cord, thread, rope. b. m.
A fillet of thread or cord tied ronnd
the arm or wrist.

^tnr jr. i». A fillet of thread or cord
tied ronnd the arm or wrist ; it is
also applied to the string tying ft
packet or parcel.

^^ 8. Thread, line, cord ; edge of a
sword; AnkhlMdora, A bloodshot
eye, vessels distended with blood on
the tnnica conjunctiva of the eye
{from tntoxieation or other ecatie).
, Oardan ha dora, A graceful motion
of the neck in dancing. Dore datnOy
« . a. To stitch a qnilt ; to ntter a
long continued sound like the Amcf
duvade ( FringxUa amandava).

^\fxm 8.m. Stipped muslin; a dog-
keeper ; lace.

^tt g.f* A string, cord, thread, rope.

^t^ s. m. A bucket for drawing water,

^^'^ s. /. A small bucket for draw-
ing water.

wt^'f^^ ^. m. Roving^ perambulating.
^ft«iT t». n. To move, to shake or be
shaken ; to roam, ramble, move,
wander • to swing.
"VtirT «. m. A kind of sedan ; a wife
from an inferior family, married by
a person of rank^ who gives a present
to her parents. She ranks below
wives of equal family, but above con-
cubines.
Wt^ s, m. Manner; coition.
Wt^l?*iT •. a. To give a daughter to •

superior by away of tribute.
ift^ $./, A kind of sedan {/or women)*
^rm «. flt. A scajffbld.
^tmit #./. Proclamation by beat of drunu
'^Hit «./. Threshold, door , anti-cham-
ber, culj. J. Half as much again ;
raised one half higher (« tone in
music),
^tm 8. m. Manner, method, mode ;
shape, fashion, form.

7 The fourteenth consonant in the
Ndgri alphabet, or the fourth of the
third series^ and aspirate of the pre^
oeding letter ; it has the power of dh
in Holy-roM-^house.

wiMm D. a. To force an invitation, by
fixing one's self in a house till dinner
comes on table.

Vf 8. ot. Behaviour, manners, breedings
gracefulness, mode, method.

ii\Kj 8. m. Publication or proclamation
by beat of drum.

^f^m #. m. A crier, a prodaimer by
beat of drum.

^^ ». m. A weight.

^^irr V. a. To cover, to conceaL *. w»
A lid, CQYer, potlid*

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7^ B, f. A lid, cover {cfa pot).

^%\KB,J, A belch, ernctation, bellowing.

5mn*TTv. n. To belch.

^i'Sl f. rti. A shove, push, thrust.

^^fiTT t>. <». To push, precipitate.

Zrn^^ V. r». To shove, push, justle,

^ir«r *. m. A pusher.

^W «.m. A city or district, Dhacca or,
Dacca ; covering oi disappearanee.

ig^j 8*f. A large or a double drum.

^W *. m. Behaviour, manners, breed-
ing, i^racefulness, mode, method*

^ftm ? «./. A cord used instead of

zit I a bridle.

ZlM.m. A plug, cork, bung.

^wrfl^T «. m. A raven.

«^fT ». m. The name of a bird a kind
oimyna*

Z^tKf s, m» Publication or proclama-
tion by beat of drum.

;Ui|&ftnT ». w, A crier, a proclaimer by
beat of drum.

7«nimm a. int. To roll, be tossed about.

's^^^ Upset, epil^

4»i«i^«l*rT i;. n. To roll down or along.

^T t?« n. To be demolished, razed,
destroyed*

9^ 9. m. A bird with a very large
bill ( Buceros \

iftr^^frr v. a. To thump a drum ( as
ehtldren do )

OTWT t>. «. To be covered, to bo con-
cealed or hidden. #. m. A cover,
covering.

Z^ <• "1. Shape, from * manners, breed-
ing, behaviour, mode, method, man-
ner, knacky knowledge, fashion,
style, way, address, dexterity, art,
position.

WV^<»dj. Turbid.
Z^\mj adj. Well-made, graceful.
^iT s. m. A copper coin equal to a
pice ( py«a ).

z^ %,m. A tambourine.

¥if^T^;i>. n. To roll.

^T^PTT i». n. To drip.

ZV^^ 9. m. A horn for giviHg HqvTdiK
to cattle, watering of the eye.

gr^^rr •. n. To draw near, come.

TOW«./. Rolling, tilting.

5WW^ ». n. To roll, be spilt.

79VT adj. Blear-eyed ; spilling.

7WTm iTi ». T\> tilt, overturn, spill^
pour, roll.

ZW^ tr. n. To be cast ( a metal ), to b©
poured out, to flow, spill ; to roll j
to incline, decline. Din dhalna, To
decline the day ( tawc^rds evening ).
DhaiUi phirti chhcum ( lit. rolling and
turning ihade ), is applied, to the
changeable state of worldly concerns,

( mei, ) to a person of a capricious

or unsteady temper*
^*Wlt*rT if, n. To move firom side to

side, to totter,
'^lir ^- a. To cause to cast ( meial )^

to cause to pour.
7«ir 9. m. A person in the equipage of

great men armed with sword and

buckler ; a constable, a targeteer.
^^TtT i>. AT. To cause to be knocked

down, razed or demolished,
^rm t>. 11. To fall, to be demolished,

to tumble down (as a house ^c. ) to

be razed, destroyed.
^ ^T^m V. «. To fall, to soss^
^iat^. Two and a half.
?t«m V. a. To cover, to shut,
^rt^r s.f. A precipice, cliff.
Z\m 8, TO. A frame, a plan.
^t'T'lT i>. a\ To cover, conceal, hide.
^ j. TO. A coagh, cold.
^TT i>. «. To blame, to accuse.
Ttar 9. m. Calnmny, undeserved, abufi^

defamation.

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%W^ t./. A coQgli, cold.

^ril «. m. A tree ( Bufeafroniosa),

^T^r 8. m. A thick wood of dhdk trees ;

a city or distri t, Dhacca or DiAcca.
¥T^T *. TO. A handkerchief tied over the

torhand and over the ears.
wri{ 9. / Rack, torment, tortnre ; a

noose or gin fastened on a horse's

nosf.
<nw^ 8, /. ra. Firmness of mind, cno-

fidence, animation, enoonragement,

comfort.
*I%« 9^ V, a. To animate.
«if^ WWTT u. a. To enconrage^ com-

keep in spirits.
Z^ 8. w. A kind of masician, a singer.
«T^ 8, m.f. Firmness of mind, con-
fidence, animation, encouragement^

comfort.

»Tft^ 8.n, \ K kind of musician, a
^Tift «./. J singer.

^T «. m. Hedge, enclosure.
¥Pn i». (». To break, batter, knock
down or raze (a building ^c), to
demolish.
SpifT *. »i. A net; the eaves •f a house,
extending three or four cubits beyond
the wall, so that people may sit un-
der them. ^
ZIK 8. m. A declivity, a heap of com.
Zj9 *./. A certain Hindu caste.
^T^ cuij. 81aut, sloping,
^m #. m. Declivity, slope, 8^f. A shi-
eld, target, buckler.
Vm^ «. a. To cast ( metal infmion ) ;
to pour out, tilt, spill ; ( met, ) to do
mischief, mar, spoil,
^^it adj. Sloping, declivitous ; cast

( metail ).
Z(^ s. m. A warrior armed with shield,

a shield^bearer.
Zl^ odj. Slant, sloping, part act,

SpoiUng, doing mischief casting, Ac.
Bhalubkar kaifia. To shift goods,
&c. occasionally over shallows, &o,

^?f 8. m. The precipitous or high
bank of a river.

%f 8. m, /. Side ; near, close to.

%^ 8. /. Forwardness, assurance,
impudence, audacity, audaciousness,
boldness, presumption, presumptn-
onsness, petulance, pertness.

%^in 8, m. Protuberance.

ft'rft'ft 8./. A kind of tambourin.

i^WW odj. Lazy.

^ } adi. Forward, impudent, fam-
iiZJ y iliar, bold, daring, presumptu-
ous, confident, pret. part. pas8. Seen.
it7 8. n. Pregnancy ; a large belly.
^^ 8* m. Looseness, relaxedness, re-
missness, lazinesp, inattention, delay.
jNr adj. Loose, not tight ; remiss •

lazy, inattentive, dilatory.
ii^nf,8,/. Looseness, remissness,
itrr 8, m. A rising ground.
v'^iTT i>. <». To seek, to search for.
?Vna*«m i>. a. To search-for, to seek.
^5TrWT V. a. To cause to seek.
ZW^ v. n. To enter, penetrate; to
take aim, look, ha^e regard or inclin-
ation ( to ) ; to sympathize.
^^rf^^RPTT i>. a. To take aim.
^flPTT «. n. To be poured out, to bo
spilt, to roll.

^^^^OTT I i\ a. To canse to be carri-
^^mmj f ed ; to spill ( water, ^c ).

Z^}is 8. /. Act of carrying ; price paid
for carrying, or for transporting.

%^ 8. m, A bank, a mound, a clod of
earth.

f[^5l^ 8. m. Search.

3 3 #. m. Search.

SS^r 8, m. Seeking^ searching, invest*
igating.

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Z ^Tl D. a. To seekj'searcli for. Dundh-

na-dhandhna] To search for, seek.
9 %«n «. m. A mendicant of the Jyn

sect.
3 V>1T i>, n. To shut, close ; to steal on,

draw nigh, approach ; go into, enter.
Z Iff «. m. Tapping or shoving, by way

of calling the attention of one

»poken to.
9 '^rrtm v, *. To peep, to tap.
Z K^ «. m. A pea.
Z^ s^f» A bnndle of one hundred

Ok.

betel-leaves. <• m, A drummer.
Z^fK S. fn, A caste of Hindus,
S^ 8. m. A wave.

S\l^«./. A mode of joining breadths
of cloth or of cutting out cloth ; a
machine for drawing out water, being
lever supported on a long post, hav-
ing a bucket supended to one end,
and a weight of earth or stone to the
other.
^W\ 8. TO. A machine for pounding

with.
t^i.m. A kind of gourd,
t ift The capsule of the poppy ( or of
the cotton tree ), a poppy head ; an
ornament worn in the ear.
tV «. TO. Pregnancy ; a large belly,
i'^ *. m. Name of a tribe of workers

in leather ; a crow,
tit «./. An ornament worn in the ear.
%nft «./. A pounding machine.
%^m The unstamped lumps of copper

used in India as *'pice."
J^ *. wi. A heap, accumulation, adj.

Much, abundant^ enough.
Jo adj. Squinting, squint-eyed,
tftjr./. Aheap.
Jil^t^«. TO. A sling.
€m\^ ^ /. A slinger.

im\ 8. m. A clod of earth, a lump of
clay, chalk, &c. Dhala-chmtk^ 8,f^
The fourth day of the bright part of
the Hindu month Bhadony a festival
on which the Hindus pelt each oth^r
with stones, throw them into each
other's houses, and if abused, con-
sider the abuse an honor.

3-^Htw 8. f. The fourth day of the light
half of Bhadra,

Z^l 8. TO. A kind of Hindu mendicant ;
a tribe of Jats. [#«-.

« ^ s. TO. A measure of two and a haU

5 ^iSlR adj. Desolated.

it^ 8. TO. Fmit and flowers presented
by inferiors on festival days.

ifWT adj. Four and a half.

Hw «./. A capsule or seed-vessel ( «-
pecioUy of the poppy ).

lft« t.f. Salutation.

itwm 1). a. To drink, to tope.

^t^ s. TO. A piece of stone.

itZl s. TO. A child.

itTT «. a. To carry, to bear.

^ *. TO. Cattle.

^^T 8, TO. The representation of a tomb
carried about in the mukarram.

jtCt 8.f. Eagerness, ardour.

itm 9. TO. A large drum.

^JJ I 8.f. A small drum.

jNrfv^T «. TO. A person that plays on

thedholak,
i\m^ S. TO. A friend, a sweet-heart.
it^m 8, TO. A little amulet in the shape

of a drum.
jNr n. prop. Name of a famous lover

in Hindustan, s. to. A boy.
^f^irr 8. TO. A drummer.
ii^ 8. /. A bun<]Qe of. one hundred

betel-leaves, s. to. A drummer.
iKr adj. Four aad a half. ,

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^Tbe fifth letter of the third chws of
•corisonants in the Ndgati alp^habet,
-er the fifteenth censonnnt; it is
«oarcelj*ever used ae an initial letter.
It ha* the power of n. uttered with
the point of the tong>ae pressed hack
4n 4be palate.

w The first letter of the fourth or •de-
nntl class of consonants, or the six-
teenth consonant in tho Ndgari

I alphabet. It has the sonad of t in
most of tho continental laugoages of

. Eorope, or^ as expressed in tha pro-
vincial pronunciation of bnttor in
Yorkshire.

sit' <./. A large cauldron or boilor for
oily batter, &e.

fit* ) adif. Till, fip to, -whfle, toward,
Mtm y near to, to, M ( ot* denoting

after a gemtine Jorm^ the objective

C9$e ).
irai odn. StiU, yet, nevertheless.
^ f. m. A girth of a horse, saddle girth. *
avaw s. m, Tho soand of feet.
^^ V. a* To look at, to look, to

observe, to aim at, to watch. «. n.

To be looked at, to be stared at.
fmm 8, m. A spiadle.
iiw^ #./. A wearer's reel;
.iRTwrft «./. Watehing, overseeing,

superintending, looking sharp after

( a$ after a sihersmith ).
HVTW 9. m.*MoUon, agitation, gestnre.
««1W! r. o. .To aim.
ft^t^8.,m. A pillow.
n^Mi I. m. A small piUow.
119^ St m. A spindle.

32-

fm f m. Birttermilk, viCh « feir^
part water.

mtsxs, a. m. A chnming stick.

irofli 8. m. One of the principal mytho*
logical i^To^Mor -serpents of faM'%
a snake of a middle isize and of a rei
•cobur,

if^ro #. w. Time present, time being.

v^^8,f, A carpenter's adee.

w^m «. m. A carpenteif.

imfirw 8.f. The name of a city, the
Taxila of Plolemy in the Par^ab.

i!W^ 8. ft Scales.

?T^?f 8, m. A throne.

IT^HT 8. m^ A plank, board, a eto^l.

M^^ 8. ft A small pbmk, a little boari
like a slate.

nmn Then,

!Wm 8, m. A carpenter.

fm^j i), a. To qnilt, to stitch together*

w^K 8. m. A tree {TabemcBmontana cor-
coronaria ),

inrrt 8. ft. The price paid for quilting,
&c, ; the act of qxulting.

WKm «. a. To cause to be qu&ted, to
get stitdied together.

7mK 8.7rL A tub, bucket, trough.

mifi $,ft A strand or thread of a twitft*

^mft 8.ft A strand or thread of tf
twist ; a kind of fishlng-Cne not us^d
with a rod. Tri-taggiy A thread of
tliree strands. Choa^aggij ^ne of
four strands.

lin 8. m. Two pioe ( py8i ).

B^iT 9. fi. To be, heated, to piarch.

m^rn'IT v. <l. To parch, to ficof ch,

vm 8. ft The bay tree or its bark
( Laww caseia ), woody cassia.

!T1I «• m. A knower, one who under-
stands, is acquunted with, [leave.

!i9mT '0. d. To abandon, desert, quit,

W? a. m, A field ,* a shore or bank»

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^tm «• M. Aji Mifferant person, one

neitlier a friend nor a foe.
9S^ 8. m. F«nj, division, faction ; an

innidtiFe aonnd.
Hyim ¥. !•« To be cracked, to be split,

tobnfBt^*to erack.

H^^ $. m. Dawn of day. Tarhe, adu.

In tkemoming'early, at dawn of day.

Hffi^m i>. n. To trickle, drop, patter,

^ blnster, welter ; to warp or crack

wilhiioise ( #« # pUmk exposed to the

iun ).
roeifflZ «./. The a?t^f dropping.
Q^ #;/. Haste, hwnjy ontrageons-

ness, explosion, fnry, leap, jump.
^^^l 9. m. The noise «f falling water.
H^^j./. Flutter, palpiUtion.
Iff^m \ V. n. To flutter, palpitate,
fl^qrm J flounce, be agitated, writhe,

jamp, spring, bound, wriggle, toss ;

to be rery desirous about any thing.
Ilfirnn ^. a. To put in great agitation ;

to cause to flutter or stumble,
ll^iltmadi. Hasty, hurrying.
H^ «./. Agitation, tossing about,

palpitation.
H^qs^RT «• n. To flutter, to palpitate.
llf^« *. /. Act of fluttering, pri-

pitation.
injpim «. n. To flutter, to palpitate ;

to be very desirous about any thing,

to be Agitated, to writhe, jump,

spring, bound, wriggle, toss.
H^qfrm i>. d. To put in great agita-
tion ; to cause to flutter or stumble.
infT 8. #». An island.
w^«^^./. The beam of a balance.
nmm ^mJ^. Pretty, showy, gaudy. *. m.

The souni of striking*
irym ♦. i». A pond, a pool, deep

enough for the growth of the lotus

aiHl other aquatic flowers ; a trap for

patching deer.

fHftWl 8. m. Throwing water.

U^TilT 8. m. Gandiness in dress^ wear-
ing smart clothes, Tarayadar^ 8. m^
One who dresses well and is particu-
lar in having fine and well-made
clothes.

n^p^ 8. tM, Show, ostentation, vanity*

U^ 8. m. Rice leU^nedJrom the kmk),
any grain after thrashing and win-
nowing ; a vermifuge plant.

H^tsi ^.y. A plant of which the seeds
are used as a vermifuge.

ifTf pron. That.

WKtt «./. A playful, iranton girl.

Ufi^tT «. m. A vessel for warming water,
a kettle*

wmm «. o. To warm.

uun 8. /. Embrocation, pouring of water
on a deceased part TaUtma, v. a.
To embrocate.

ffi^^mi t^di9» At ti[iat time, then, #. nu
Present, time being, or the time
when an aet oocurs.

ini«T9^ 8. m. A man wise or intelligent
for the time being, one having pre-
sence of mind, &c.

fi?llET^ adv. At that time*

tnpiw 8. m. Time present^ time being.
ad^. At that time, instantly, imme-
diately, [outrageous.

ntn adj. Hot, fiery, passionate, furious,
<|iqf adj. Diligent, attending to any
thing closely and anxfo|isly« engag-
ed, attentive, addicted to, adept.
tm adit. There, therehi.
immir o^f. Venerable, respebtaUe^

reverend.
tns.m. An element, a principle, 4a
essence ; essentia nature, the reii
nature of the htiman eoul, considered
in the vkMergy as one and the same
with the diYine spirit ttknatiBg tl^

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Uftirene *. tbe philosopliieal etymolo.
gy of this word beat CTplains its
neaning ir^ that, that divine heing^
and ar thou, that itery Ood art fhmif
the Supreme leing or Brahma ; truth,
reality, the easential euVstance, op-
posed .to what ia illusory or falla-
cious; an element or elementary
propei-ty differently enumerated la
different systems, from the three
' which are the same with the three
guna^ to twenty-seren, which include
the elements, organs, faculties, mat-
ter, spirit, life, and God; a first prin-
ciple, an axiom; mind, intellect ; low
time in music ; a musical instrument.
Wrm *. w. Knowledge of di?ine truth.
?»w ad^. True, right,
iWT ^. yi Power, ability, might, adj, or

conj. So, thus, dittp, and.
fl^^PT 5. m. A Jyn or Buddha,
^^fir adv, Neyerthele^, yet, even.
IWTW adif. Be it so, yes.
Wf adii. In that manner.
H^ adv. Then, at that time^ afterwards,
in that case, therefore, so soon. Tada-
nantar, adij. After that, after which.
Tad tOf adif. Then, in that case.
Tad bhiy adv. Still, nevertheless,
however, notwithstanding. Tad se,
adv^ Thence, since that time. Tad
fuf adv.- At that very time, is that
case o»ly.
?l^iWTT adv. After that,
if^^wiwv p. Within that.
ff^^ ad9m Still, neyertheless.
H^n adv. Then, at that time,
ir^if CK^\ l^Crly, niggardly.
^ adv^ At that very time.
M 3. m. The body, pevson. Tani-
tamha, adv. Alone, solitary. Tan-o
\ mM nntm^y To re^tma one's desms

mad be silent. 2W^ A poreoA of
applieatioo. Tan-diM, $. f. Applict- |
tion, exertion, aitenticir, £lfgeiioe»
Ttfn-*4r«#<, adp Healthy, ?igoiK>iis.
Tojt-rfaitfifti, 8. /. Healtb| vigour.
Tandena, To pay attention. T<m-
parwar, Garefnl of ther body, over-
attentive to the body. Ton-f anodivy
«./« Self-inddgeaee,

adj. or ad^. Slight, BtottD, m littU^
adv. Slightly,
^rwrfl^/.a. A slender bodied petsoiu \
n^RT 1^. t. To stretch, puU tight,
mii^ 8. m. Body and soul. '

fPR 8./. A son ; a nude desoeadant, ^
Hwwrs./. A daughter.
wms./' A tent rope;
ff^^'.. 4Smally8h'ght»
wfipi^ SmaU, sUglH. [wiai«U

ivfWfr a. m- A kind of covering for ikm
?f4t B,f, A string with which' garmeattt

are tied ; » daughter,
im*./. Thelbdy.
?Hfv ad}, or a<jv. Slight^ simJI, a UiU0#

adir. Slightly.
?T!pr f • 9». and «. /. Offspring. ditl&
if?nrr«./. Offspring, child.
919^ ». m. A pofe of the skin.
W'P^WT IT. n. To twaog^ to tingle.
Tf^Pd^s tt. /• Shwp pffidiing pain fsooi.

mflammation.
!if% 8. m, A weaver, , [#ceiidant«»
<T^ «. m. A thread; offsprfn^ race, de«
im^«.ffi. Aalk-Worm.
IPPT «. m. One of the boohs held sacrecl
by the Bigid%8\ a religums. trealiat
teaching ptouliaar a&tl mystical for-
mula and ritea for the worship A
the deUies, or the aUamm^nt ^
espechiima» power ; it is mo^Uy in
the form of a dialogue between S^h0
and DuTiia^ who are the pe^«}i«v d^

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irr ^

, ti60 of tlie TdntriJcas: tWe ib a
greal niiinVer of these worlre, aird
tbetr imtliority in many part» of
jhdia^ goems to ^ve, in a great mea-
ature^ inperseded that of the Veda :
aiocording, to one aceonnt, a Tantra
compriBes fire sabj^otSy the creation
.and destmction of the world^ the
worship of the gods, the attainment
'€l all objeotfl) magical rites for the
acquirement of six (Buperhuman)
iteidtiesy and fonr modes of nnion
with 'Spirit by meditation ; a variety
^ of subjects are however^ introduced
' into many of them ; whilst sodne are
limited to a single topic as the modn
( ef breathing m certain rites; the lan-
guage of birds; beasts, <&c. ; a branch
ef the Vedt, that which teaches man-
tra$ or mystical and magical fontia-
}»' ; demonstration, clear and right
eonolnsion* ; raiment, vesture \ a me-
dicament, a drug; a principal roedi'
««aiBeirt> or perhaps a charm, consi-
dered as producing medicinal efiBects;
a iAimij au end^anttnent,

9^0 i. ffi. A musician.

inKT^./. Lassituder exhaustiovy weari-
ness^ syncope*

aigr^ ad^. glethfal, sluggish* overcome
with sleep or fatigue. .

injt /./: Sleepiness^ drowsiness ; lassi-
' tude, fainting, eisfaaustion.

HUT tf. n. To stretchy piril tight ^ to srt
'upright/

ntm ^. ft* To twang ; ta have a sharp
pricking pidn from inflammation.

iplOW tfp t<y the limit, up to hand.

Ifif ^« m, ^e hot season, summer;
•'devout austerrty, religious penance.
%/, Heat, warmth.

fnwm V. % To throb, to palpitate. Ta-

pakna piore kor the thtobbiug 9f m-

phlegmon or boil, when oomiBg to
supperation.

wm edj. Hot) warm^ fervent^./. Heat»

W^ •• m. The sun ; a division of bell.

The hot season f mental distr^aa,

piningy grieving, i^f. Heat, gloWr

fervour, warmth^ luming.
inpiT ir. i». To* be glorified y] i» glow» be*

heated^ frisk about.^

uuPts./. Hoty sultry.

ini'ft r*/. The Chdaioeri river..

uqO «. /. A mound, a small heigh t» an
acclavity.

u^^ *. m. The power or strength- ac-
quired religious exercises..

uq^ ». m. Religious austerity, penance,
mortification, the practfce of mental
or personal • self-denial ; world, the
religion inhabited by sainte or de-
votees after death; virtue, moral
merit ; duty, the speciaT observance
of certain things, thus the Tapos of
a Brahman is sacred Teaming ; of s
Kshatriy the pretectien of subjects^
of a Vys, almsgiving to Brahmam ;
of a Sudra, the service of the same
sect ; and of a Eiahi or saint, feeding
upon herbs and roots.

utpft 8. m. A religious devotee^

UfU^ i./. A kind of fish.

ffiqm 8, m. The month Phxitgun {Fehm-
wry-Marth).

^vm «./. Devout austerity, religious
penance, devotion.

mrf^OT > 8. wi. An ascetic, a religious

^^r^ j engaged in the practice of
rigorous imd devout penanoo.

Wnft 9. w. A devete^ a petfenner of
austere devotion, an ascetic^ ddfk
Devout, practising austere devotion^
Taptiy or Tapa^i'Tnaehklij s.f. The
mango fish {Polyntmus pwrndium).

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tm$^m* AworsUpptfi i(ft ascetic^ a

devotee.
wmn\ «. a. To pow cmt a Itfoatioa ; to
lieaty to inarm, to cause to glow, to
make another wann himseU at the
fire or in the aon.
mnv 8. m. Affabtion^ ardotir*.
nqj^ i- /. SottAiney ihe snnteams ;
- toil, tabonr.

irft 1* m« A devotee, a worshipper.
Hqt^iw 9.m. A devotee, an ascetic, one

who performs religiiHis pem^ee*
iqt^ jr. m. A couatry, part of central

India, or Holy land.
If? adj. Hot, warm, fervent, heated^
inflamed^ tnmt^with heat^ paino?
sorrow.
ini9V i. tn. A sort of penance^ drink-
ing hot wafer, milk^ or ghee^ for
three dacys.
^fOTT s. m. Division, district, parish.
w^adj.. Then, at that time, so soon;
afterwards. Ta& «<»i;, Till then. Ttf(-
ton\ or, Tah-tain, or, Tub-iagf adi>.
.Till then, so long.
^. From that time.
99WW adv. Since this timet
ifiraT pr«p« Till this.
9i|ft adv. . At that time. Tabhi-tOf then
indeed. Td&Awtf, Thence, thence-
forth. ^

?ri^ adu. Exactly then.
^: «. m. Darknesfl, gloom ; the quality
of darkness, incident to hnmanity ;
illusion of mii»d, headstrong passion»
anger ; irascibility or promptitude to
the vindictive passions*
m 8fm. The third of the qualities in-
cident to the state of humanity, the
TamAhgun^ or property of darkness^
whence pro.ceed folly, ignorance,
mental blindness, iforldly delusion,

&c. ; darknesey gloom ; sorrow^
grief.

OTW ^./. Vanity, arrogance, pride j
growing red in the face.

wnm v^ n. To grow «ed ( m the foes )|
to be enrai^ed without cause, or to
- break out into violence at a temper*
ate and reasonable speech.

imVT i* fit. A stroke of the son.

WWif adj. Desirous, cupidkous, l(mg*
ing or hankering after.

WWI1T V. n. To grow red in the face ;
to glow, to sparkle, to twinkle^ to
flash.

OTiRTf 3 *./. The state of growing red
in the face, glow*

inra i. m. The tUrd of the qualities in-
cident to humanity, the Tl^mah-^gumt
or property of darkness, whence pro-
ceed folly, ignorance, mental blind*
ness, wordly delusion, jkc. ; darkneaa
( phytkal or moral ), ^loom ; sorroWf
grief.

ifHfijpft*./. Night.

tm^ %. m. The sectarial mark made
with zandal^ &c., on the forehead ; a
tree bearing black Uosaoms (ZiontAo-
euniU8 pictorius )•

HWmv 8,m. A kind of potherb (3/br-
8ilea deiUata ).

imrf^iiT «./. A district in Bengal, the
mordem tanUuk.

mn^ t./. A medicinal plant , used %i
an emollient in affections of the
mouth and fauces*

?lfiffrT «./• A dark night, ot one dar-
ing the wane of the moon. 8. m« The
d%rk half the month, from the full to
the change.

?nft^ 8. m. The third of the qualities
incident to the state of humanity,^
the property of darkness, whence

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^eeed feUji igttoranoe^ mdti4al
blindness, worldly delusion, &d. ;
darlmess, gloom ; sorrow, grief.
B^itw s. m. Th« legislator of BaMh.
m^tf^KC 8./. The district o(Tamhkm
Bengal.

TfAWi adj. O^reome wiih rage, fear,
&e., or any of the eftectis of the pro-
perty -of darlmess.
imw *. m. A pot, pipkin,
irfif^ 8, m. A pol.

wm 8* m, A tent.

f/fft^ 8. m. Bie b^tel leaf. Tamhal tmoy
To bleed from the bridle ( a hor8e*8
mouf^ ).

H^Att 8. /. A woman itrbose business
it is to sell betel leaf; name of a tree.

9<9N)t 8. w. A caste whose business it
is to sell betel leaf.

i(tadv. T)'nder, beneath.

iKt 8./. A star.

<IW #./. A besm^ a rafter.

ifWrtt«./. Escnlent vegetables.

9fK9m 8. m. The frmt of the tar tree
[Bcrtu8U8flabell^CTmi8\

mKm adj. Bapid ( <$ itream ).

irnr *./. A wave, an emotion ; whim,
conceit, fancy, caprice j becoming
state kai dignity.

ircfWt «. /. A river.

iMh ^. Braggart, fancifnl, fantastic-
al, whimsical.

Wf^ 8.f. Dregt, sediment, lees.

11^^ 8, m. A raft, a flo^t ; sufarg or
paradise; crossing oyer, passing
across ; escaping^ being saved ; one
who 18 saved or delivered.

fiKfk 8. m. iThe sun ; a ray of light, a
float or raft^

«^P5 I ^./* A ship, vessel, boat ; the
3 snccotrine aloe {A perfoliafa);
a pUut ( ffih'scus mutdbilia )«

^^m 9.m. A raft oJr fl«ai; made of
bambas, <&c. tied togethmr^ and
sometimes floated ttpoa jars or hotto#
gourds inverted ; theflostofa fii^
inglin*.

H^C^ a^j, A boat, & viaeteL

irniTT«. i*i« A kind of dish.

«K^ 8. m. Passing over; eseapiDg^
being saved ; one who in saved or
dellvvred.

"mm «. n. To cross ovw, to pass, over,
to be ftoied ; to be saved.

liw *. m. A fog ; a hard shower, •
torrent of rain ; the ocean.

TOf|f a /. A boat.

iTWf 8, m. A libation of water to the
names of deceased ancestors ; satis-
faction, gratification.

?Wf^ «. «. To flutter, palpitate
flonnce, be agitated, writhe^ jnttp,
spring, boand, wriggly toss ; to be
very desirona about any tiling.

fWr 8. ia. A water-melon ( OteHrbitm

HW <$dj. Capricionff, changeable, fickle^i
hiconstant, ticklish, volatile, un-
steady; libidinous, lecherous^ wanton^

iT^T adj. Lower, nethermost.*, ai. A
kind of bambu ; bottom, depth,
lower or under part.

Wt7 #. m. A tree.

iw^ 8. w. Any large tree.

n<<*R4if 8, «i. A sword ; a swordsmatiy
a fencer.

WMK $•/• A sword, a scimitar.

^v^^i V, n. To long, desire aaztouslyy
bo "gog ; to pity.

ifKT i. m. The bottom of any thing.

w^^ 8. f». Stars.

trcAi 8.f. A marsh, mead, meadow.
T<»rdt Vktwa^ adj. Living in, or near
water {water-fowl^ wakr'8p9niel, ^c).

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HMV^ «•/• The beam of a balance*
^KKn 8. f, A Boale, balance.
wms^m. Revenne.
iraWT V. a. To cause to pass over or

swim ; to sare.
Hft^/. A boat.
9r^ •• m. A tree.

f «. m. The root of a tree.
8. m. A kind of flower ( Achyran-

thei atptra Y ) ; a young man/ one of

the virile age. adj. Young, juvenile,

adult ; new, fresh, norel.

iR^lt «./. 1 Adolescence, youth,
Iwl^fW 8, m. J puberty.

fHift J./. A young woman from 16 to
SOyeataof age» gonenJly boww^er
one about the first ago.

nft-tid^. Under.

H^ 4. m. The falling of water IrMn a
spout^ or from any baigjlit.

B^ «. m. A bnoy«

mhc\8.f. A star.

wpi 8, m. Doubt, diaputatioi), discus-
sion, reasoning ; the science of rea*
floning, logic ; ( m logic ) a propo-
sition.

mrftm «./. The science pi i«afK>nii^
' or logic.

^«rHt ««/. E0cu]eat veigetaUes.

QfV9 od/. Doubtful, disputatious.

frfiSl 8. m. A logiciap, a disputant^ a
follower of the Tark $hi»8ir.

«fvii#. fli. Cama torn.

wit «•/. A kind of ornaittdniior the
•aramade of the leaveiBof the Uir
tree. «• m, A logician, a diafnotant,
a fidUower ^> the -Torib «%a|^.

«^ ««/« A swindle, «n iron pift «pon
wbieh the cotton ia first drawn out ;
it also serves as the distaff^' tlie cot-
toBMng next tranafeiyed fiott it
iatbewhed*.

^4z ^' ^> Drawing out the coit6n upon

the distaff or upon the wheel.

H^f^ «./. A spindle or a dJstaff.

?ff ^ffW t. m. ? A ball of day, &(J.
Ill 4Wt t. /. J upon the lower end

of the spindle to asmt in giving it a
rotatory motion.

if^m «./ The fruit of the tor rrce
( B(n'a8su$ fiaheWform8 ).

119 ^Qir s. m. A concaTe shell or sau-
cer in which the lower end of the
spindle is placed and whirled round.

2I9WF9 8.m. A small whetstone for
sharpening spindles, &e.

H^ ^df. Rapid (a itftam).

{f^nr s* m. Wrath, anger.

mi^i.f. The fore finger.

^T^^UfT adj. Yetj greaay ; drilling with
moisture.

ifi^liiT V. n. To bluster, to boast.

imtl^ «./. Blaster, boast.

ff^m «. m. Satisfaction, given or receiv-
ed ; either the act of pleasing or
the state of being pleased ; satiety,,
fulness ; a religious rite, presenting ^
water to the manes of the deceased.

qi ««/• A musical ton^, [mnr«

HkWt v. n. To grudge^ gmndble, ipur-

H^n 8. m. Rapidity, flow.. Taarara hhar*
HO, To giJlop. [fenc^

W^f^ 8. m. A sword.; a swordsman, a

B^ 8. /. A swovd, a eci«3itar«

q^ ^ It. Thicsl;, wi&h^ desire.
.iilr9t.f». Thirst, thu^sting; it ia also
used HetaphbiieaUy.

ilft?9 i8^. Thirstisg, atUrst^ tiikatif.

if^ 8. IB. Compassion, mercy. Tar8 Mo-
noi 3\> CMnpastionale, to.pit^.

imT^ V. o.. To cause to long, act ago|f^
tantalize, ' tease, vex.

itif adv. The third day past or to come

{not tnchuting the fresmt, i. e.tufQ
day8 iniprtpwiay.

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mm $. «. Deplli, bottom, lowneas, iafe-
riority of position, the place under
or tiiLderneath ; the sole of the foot.

mm^^K adj. Upside, down ; confused.

mmm adv. Till.

mm^ adj, BittM», rancid.

mmmz 8./. Dregs, refuse, scum, sedi-
ment, ofials, leavings.

fi^if^T'TT •. n. To shake.

rm^ i>. a. To fry.

Tm^Z ddj. Ruined, destroyed.

n^nPTT \ ^». n. To flutter, to palpitate,

fl^^T y be restless, be agitated, * to

flounce. ^

w<j|«i^i»n «. n. To be tantalized ; to

grieve, to be agitated.
w^^fl^l s.f. A scimitar, s. m. A swords-
man, one armed with a scimitar, a
sword-player, a fencer.

nmXK i>f. A sword, a scimitar.

?f^4l€^l «• a. Spoken of the feet of
animid which are worn by treading
on hard rocky ground.

nm s.f. A leathern fence worn by
ailchers on the left arm. 9. m. The
stand or support of any thing, that
which is under or below it ; the bot-
' torn of any thing ; the sole of a shoe;
protection.

fl^ninr «. 9it. One of the seven divisions
of the infernal regions.

mm ». «». A pond, reservoir of water.

mfkj^ <kI;* Inferior, uezt, below, one
who acts at the command of another.

nA i.f. The bottom of auy thing ; the
sole of a shoe ; breath, uuder ; im-
palpable powder.

HW^ ^ M». The sole of the foot.

ITW^ > Ttdua chdtna, OT, Tdkoe taU
hathdhama, To flatter. TakDisah-
lani, ( Ut. to itroU th$ $oUt cf the
fut) Signifies excessive flattery, adu-
lation* Ta/toon teo^ lapni^ iJHu tem^

ing in the 8ole$ of the/eet ) IsipUes
excessive anger.

ut 0dio. Below, down, beaeatb^ under*
Tale-upar^ aaj. IJpside dowp ; coi>-
fused. ToZe tale dekhnay To see clan-
destinely. Tale let zamin upar honi.
Is used to express great disturbance
and confusion.

fnm 8.f. A small pond.

ITWVT t. m* A turtle-dove.

nftr^rr^./. A key.

?n^ 8. m« The dental class of letters in
the Ndgri alphabet, beginning wifh
mtaK [saucec. ,

initrit s.f. A salver, a small plate, a

WOT s.m. A shuttle; a kind of coarse
silk the produce of a particular worm
( Bomhyx papMa ), Hiat feeda on the
08an {Termnalia dhtd tommUosa), 4c.

Wfrtn s.tn. A vessel used by Hindus to

dress their victuals in.
w^rc s.m. A thief, a robber, a stealer-

a kind of potkerb ( Medicago escu^

lenta ) ; a tree ( VangwriB spinow ).
inron «./. Thievishness, thieving,
iraift s.f. Theft ; a passionate wottan.
wm s. m. A raeor-strop.
nm s.m. An inch. [spetlwd.

?!ir9«rf9 €K^* Ruined, destroyed, dls*
W%\ d^dv. Thither, there, Tahan tahm.

In each place.
f(%ij At that place.
w^vtl V. tf. To fold, to ply, to wrap,
iffr dio. Thither, there, exactly there,
m injleet. tf the 8rd pers. pran. sing.

Him, her, it, that,
irtm s. m. A small two-wheeled car

without covering, and on which one

pefson only can ait. Tmngorsaiso^^

One wbo rides on a tanga.
itnn s. m. Daadng, especiidly . iritli

violent gesticnlatiQiii a&d partioiAarly

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Tfraf

applied to the fr^txe dance of ilia

god Skii) and his votaries,
lifil *./. A lo^m ; cat-gat, sinew, ib«

string of a musical instrument. Tanf-

haji o^r rdg bt^h^, Re Understood

from the first word. T(hi( bdi^dhna,

to pmi to sUsnxse no idle talker,
w im *. m. A string ( qf camels, Jior^esy

4re. >, a drove i a imin, a genes, a

?ow.
nrat 0. m. A weaver.
«w^f *. w. A ooppet colour (in pigicns) ;

a false atone resembling a rnhf,
'inrr^nK Copper.
'TO* *. m. An amulet or charm.
mt «./. An aunt, pa^mal jnncle^s

wife, father's elder brother's' wife ;

an earthen frying pot.

»T^ f «. *». A paternal uncle, father's
TO J «lder brother.

mi ^/. Look, fixed regard, glance,
peep ;, aim, view, the act of aiming,
pointing ( qf a dog ). Tdk hdndhna,
To covet, to point {as a dog), fak
rahna, To aspire.

^^PfPn V. a. To stare at, aim, peep, see,
"PT> watch, view, behold, look, look
for, attend.

irmwri *./. Ni<Jk of time.

*n?Ritw t. m. Lace.

^fm «. o. To thread.

^fT s. m. Thread.

^^ 9. m* An Arabian boltse. feai^

HT^ s^m. An omameni w^n in the

^ ff. m* The plam trait ( Barafsus
^MMf&rmis) s.f. Understanding.
Toi^or^ adj. Intelligenlk, quick of
apprehension. T<»f*#^-, a./. Quick-
n^W fttjftpprefcen^ion. [ypft

nrfv s. m. A repro!w^ Pflpirfitr, ,*a8.

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mfw I. w. An ornament worn ia th^
car.

m^*r ) s. m. Beating, whipping, pun-

^nfTr J ishment, admonition, re-
proof, penalty, Tdma kdma, To
reprove, punish, chastise.

mf»rr t>. a. To understand, conceive/
comprehend, guess, apprehend.

ffl^nta adj. Reproveable, worthy o{
admonitioU; punishment^ &c.

mf%^T I s.f. Wife of a demon (rakth^s)
^T?^^ J killed by lidm,

nift s.m. The juice eftlie paloa tree
( toddy ) ; hilt of a dagger.

tm^ t.m^ Dancing, especially with
violent gesticnlatipn, and partionl-
arly implied to the ft-antic dance o£
the god Shi^ and his votaries;

rmi adj. VeueraWe, reverend, respect-
able.

HT?t s, m. Father, adj. Hot, .varm.

nw^ pron. infisGf.f. Of her, that or it»

HiH?(^ proa, i^fiect. m. Qi him, that or i^

m^m adj. Hot, warm.

BT^n o4?. ^' Ho^» heating {jhod ),

inn pron. inflect. From liim, her, itp
or that.

fTT^^f^^Ht a4j. Of that t(me or period.

mwT?r «, m. Object, purpose^ iivtent^
design ; meaping, purport ; 0^plina^
tion ; the appreheniiion pf an impUqf
wish or thought ; need.

^Zf^x^ adj. likeness, aimilarity.

jfivmr «./. Such like, like him or it, Ac

7iTf<. /. A tune, atone, thekeypote
innpusic, atretohingy tension, knitlong
(ejfe'brows). [culation,

WTfir^ f* wi. Dancing with violent ges-

WfUft^TT •. a. To crack a joke, to drof
a word which excites quarrelling
pr indices ponversat ion, to animad*
vert J to strike up a tune.

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^ittifT i. m. The warp, the threads that
are extended lengthwise upon a loom,
Trfna hdnka hama. To fidget, to dance
attendance. Tane tannay To wander,
here and there without profit.
BIWI i>. a. To heat, prove, assay.
itTnt s. f. The warp ; the price paid for

wearing.
tnP^m s. m, A scholar, a man complete-
ly versed in any science ; a follower
of the doctrine tanght by the Tantrds.
Tm\ D. o. To extend, stretch, expand,
pull, knit (the ej/e-hrotog), Tambu tan-
na, To pitch tents.
frm 8, n. Warmth, heat, bnrning (moral
or physical ) \ pain, sorrow, distress.
i.f. Fever. Tap-tilli, #./. An indu-
ration of the spleen, attended with,
or preceded by fever ; splenitis, agne-
cake.
IfFT* s. m. Fever, morbid heat. adj.

Burning, inflaming, heating.^
WNW «. w. The sun ; heating, inflaming.
wrtpiT V, a. To bask in the sun or before
fire^ to warm one's self at ( or o-oer) a
fire, to warm, to heat.
f^^^ adj. Performing penance. «. m.
A practiser of devout austerities, a
devotee, an ascetic.
inPm <Mif*. Inflamed ; distressed, pained.
«Tf4t *. / A name of the TapU or Sdrat
river ; a name of the Jamna river.
, ad). Oppressed by heat, morbid,
moral or physical ; any thing heated
or glowing.
Vt^ 8, m» A mineral substancoi sul-
phnret of iron, said to Ire procured
from the Tapii river.
WTi^#t^ arfii. Successively, repeatedly.
HT^»T^^ »./. Enamelled copper.
in«l^ 8, m, A gem of inferior value of
a copper colour.

WT'HC^ 8. m, A lotus (Ngmphd nehimbo)-^
copper J gold.

?lT«ra«ft 8. /. A plant ( Flacourtid cat-
aphracla ).

HT^f^^ 8,/, A district in the south of
Bengal TamluJc.

KPRM adj. Affected by or appertaining
to the third quality, that of darkness
or vice ; partaking or inflnoiced by
the principle of mertness, ignorance
or mental darkness, inert^ stupid, ig-
norant. 8, m. Darkness, iRusion,
irascibility ; an incendiary, a mali-
gnant and mischievous man,. a villain.

^m€t adj. Dark, irascible, vindictive.

m*NT«. »». Calx or scori© of copper.

mww[ 8. m. BeteUeafy the areca nut.

nm ^rtm 8. m. A kind of pulse (Ervum
lens ).

f(m mnit «./. A small plant bearing a
leaf, which with the areca nut, a
small quantity of caustic lime or chu-
nam, and catechu, and occasionally
cloves cardamoms, &c., from the Pofi
or betel of the Asiatics ( Piperhetel ),

«TW ^ 8,f. Betel C Pipei^ betel ) or its
pungent leaf, which together .with
the areca nut is eaten very generally
by the natives of the east. s. m. The
Pan bearer of a prince or soveroign ;
a servant whose business it ia to pre-
pare and furnish the Pi$n.

mf T t. m. A copper colour (in pigeen$);
a false atone resembling a luby.

Wiw 8. m. Copper ; a kind of sandal

wood represented as of a dark red

colour and smelling like a lotus ; a

dark or coppery red .

(|M«^ «./. A name of the female ele-

I phant of the west.

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mwmK t. m. A brazi«r, a oopper smith.

ftm^m s»f, Bke yiirlol or salphate of
copper.

nrw^Yf 9' ni, A copper plate, such as
Hind» grants of land, &o. are fre-
quently inscribed on.

HfinWT «./• A rirer in the peninsnla
and the district in its Ticioity.

nmj^ 9. m. A kind of ebony (Bauhinia

vai*iegata ) ; a plant ( Keinpferia

rotundiJk ). [^waiw-o^«).

'irwi^ « . /. Trompet flower C^Bignon a

mm^ *. /. Lythrurn fruticosum,

fim^^ s. m. Alangium hexapelalum.

TKjvrit 8. /. The blossom of sesamnm.

WIW^ 9. f. Bengal madder '( Subia
manjith )•

9rw4V«r t. m. A kind of vetch.

nmi^ 8. m. A sort of sandal wood.

inW9T^ 8, fn, A red kind of sandal
( Pletv8p8rmum santoUnum).

ffiiri9 9. m. One of the eighteen divi-
sions of the known continent*

m\^m 9. m. A brazier, a coppers-mith.

jITftnsT 8,f. A copper vessel for mark-
ing time.

in^ «•/. A copper of metallic cup of
prescribed capacity, and perforated
by a small hole at the bottom, an-
swering the purpose of an honr glass ;
it is. put into a vessel of water, the
water gpradaally fitting it and the
sinking marks the time that has
elapsed. *

HR 8. m. A high note or tone in mnsic ;
a wire, a chord.

mKW (idj, A protector, a preserver.

miTsm I'. n» To be disjointed, to be
separated.

inV8 9, m. A raft, a float ; the act of
freeing, salvation, deliverance ; one
thai sets free ox delirers.

m^wir^'n *» w,/. The Saviour, and ibm

person saved.
<KJK^J «. a. To free, rid, exempt front

further transmigration, absolve front

sin, save.
'IIW** 8» m. Distinction, discrimination*,
irroft^ #. m. A kind of sewing or

needle- work, open work, pulling out

some threads, &c.
fiivn t>. 0. To free, to rid, to exempt

from further transipingration, to

absolve from sin, to save,
In^^jt adj. Dispersed, &c,
m^wt^TT 1?. a. To continue or repeat

an action without interruption.
VTO 8, m. A star ; the pnpil of the eye.

Tare gtnna, To count the stars, t. #•

to get no sleep.
m^T^ 8. m. The^atmosphere, the firma*

ment, heaven or sky.
9Kr«i99l 8, m. The starry sphere.
^fkWX 8. /. The apple of the eyej

a star.
!TTft^ 8./. A goddess peculiar to th^

Ji/ns ; a name of Durgd ; deliverer.
«Tft 8. /. The clapping of hands ,• a key;

abstraction, absence of mind, absorp*

tion in thought or devotion.
f{T% i. m. The palate.
<rr%« <' m. A philosopher, a sophist,

a follower of either of the six schooU

of Hindu philosophy.
?fTflini: ddj. Relating or attached to

the science of reasoning.
iTPr! V. a. To free, to rid, to exempt

from further transmigration, to ab-
solve from sin, to save.
nim 8. m, A pond ; beatify; time in

music, musical time or mea^ure^

chime ; slappmg or clapping the

hands together or against the arms

previous to fighting ; a i^nsical ia«

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ifpsr

( 2*^ )

fifisp

itruinent of bell metal or brass ( a
tort of cymbckl ) played wilb a stibk ;
tbe palm tree ( BdrasBua Aahellifor-
mis ). TaZ dena, To cbime ;.to slap
the bands ou the arms before fight-
ing. Tal mama, or— /Aokna, To
strike the hand against the arms pre-
paratory to wrestling.
^mw s. m. A bolt, a latch, a kind of

lock for fastening a door with.
nj^^V 9, m. A hollow cylinder of gold
with or without a ring attached to it
thrust through the lobe of the ear,
and worn as an ornament.
m^SfXT^ «./. A sort of anise ( Anethum

panmorium ).
?fT^H^« *. m. A medicinal application

to the eyes. »

^IWH^gjRT i. fn, A medicinal herb {Bar-

lei't<$ longifoUd )•
m^^^ «./. A plant {CurcuUgo 01^

chioides ).
in^^wf's. tn. A fan,
mm\ 8. m. A lock,
umiwr s.f. A perfume.
VT^ «./. A sort of key orpin; clap-
ping of the hands together ; a species
of the mountain palm {OorypHa «»-
lUrd ) ; a plant ( Flacourtia ccUa-
' pkracta ). Tali ek hath se Bajni, Ib
•used to express an impossibility.
Tali bajana, To clap the hands (ge-
fierally by way of censxi^^ and ridi
cule) ; to hoot, Tali ma^mct^ To hoot,
ifTir s. m. The palate, the ridge or slit
in the roof of the mouth ; a disorder
in horses, the lampreys,
in^ s. m, A sheet of p^)er ; ptoof trial,

easy ;*8peed.
irw «. wi. Heht; passion, rage ; strength,
power; splendour, dignity; twist,
coil, contortion. Tao dena^ To tirist j.

to stroke f^d Whiskers^; to heiti {A»

irm)., Tao peck IzhafiOy To bo heialid ;:

to be angry.
!ir^ (»(fo. Bomiic!^ so far« so maAy^

untO) until, the correlative to mni^

yoioat.
tnnm i>; a. To heat, to°rai^e hetffe by

blowing with bellows, to a&neai ;. to*

proTOj to assy ; ^ twist,
nm S. m. Cloth of gold, brooadok
wm 9i m. The caods, ai game at evrds ;;

brocade^ cloth of gold ,

'^^ X pron. Of him, t6at or it.

ti\^ pron. To him, her or it;
tdfi^ 9. fi A kind of dish, vi*. rifee*
boiled with bar-i, which consiBts^ of
pulse ( Phas&olui f*adimius Y gcmud:
ill a Trat state mixed with ginger,
pepper, dkc. and dried in small lovpt..

filirf?t«lf *. A A sound usediit dK^g.
a cart.

ft«ii^r»Tqr«4/' Triiwagular;

Tfim 8. m, A small pteee of flMh, lb
steak, a chop^ a^ collo^» a' slice.

ftiwarfji.. Ktter ; fragrant «* m-. A bit-
ter ttstO) bitterOMB^ ; fragrance^ per*^
fame;

ftm* 8. m* A kind of gourd' ( THih^
8anthe8 didca] ; a sort of Q^ntiao^
(G, chei'ayta ). \caHm).

f^wm 8, f^ A plant (Lycopoditm imbri^

«m^*./. AWtkergourd.

^ffffj^rr 8i /. A z&dicinaL kind of mooa-
plan*.

f?nfHT«r 8^ m^ A <mcurbitac«oos plant
( Mbmoi'difUt mosia ).

finim^ B.f A pethe^'b ( Mto*oto ft-
fmi8 ) ; a. plant ( M^nisfmmwm gt^
brum )^

fhnmirv 8i m. A kihdof dueumber(I»^
cho8anth88 dic^tf }^

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tw^

( »« )

fttir

flNir^f%f%%T «. A A fliedicinal plant*
^«Yl!^ «. /. A plant ( AUtris hyacin^

thoidet).
finiirTW «, m* A plant ( Cappcti^is iri-

foliata),
Unwf^ i.ftik A Bort crfMiinofta ( JBT.

ca/dcAu ).
fifftwrr *. /. A bitter gourd;
flWf=a WK^ V. a. Ife iiSfUloif, tO'plongti

three tiroesi
fcWT^TT 1'. ». To confirm, to prove^

to establieh by argnment ;. to inquire

earnestly ; to trifaHow;
ftiQpt 8, fft, A stone in- mnsib; adj.

Threefold, triple.
fiifTT adf. Threefold:
fH^i, m^ H^at, also the heat 6f spices,

or pungency; adj. BTdt, pnngent,

aerid ; sharp ( tts * weaptm), '
ft^fT €Mdj. Sharp,, virnl^t^ bitter,

severe.
ft^^^ X 9. f, A t^ian twtt or

fifiift *. /. A plantj commonly called

Teori.
*ir arfir. Thither, three;

firtWT t ao{^*. So many, so much, TiVne-
ftirft J »wn, in so much ( time^ ).

fim^^^ tfc^*. Dispersed.
ftlRnn «./. Patience, resignation, suf-
ferance^ endurance^

fijj^ \ «&'• P«tient> resigned*

ftlRn^ #• m. An obttaele^ hnpe^nent^

stratagem;
firf^^»• m. One ofthe^se^en JiT^aar

or astronomical periodic so* called ; a
* sort of sweetment made of sesamnm^

ground; and baked iritft sogar;
fi^frrt «• m. The Franeoline partridge*.
tW^ ^. rn. The Franoolioe p&rtridge;

tke name of a muniy and ome of the

early teaehers of the 'iyitiriy or blaeft
Tajur Ved ; the Tajur Vid, natted
after its teacher.

fiwi t $. m. AluiMur day, one tkiik-
ftftl J tfeth of a whole lunation.

fiffw^H $. m. Day of new moon.

fnt^adj. Three^deoredl

fki^adfr. There.

ftmnjr e m^ a plant (£^M}>Aerl^ ifuo^
^im) ; th^ meeidn^ of three streams.

ftw prom 11^. H^fiitot. Them, those. He^
she, it^ that. 'Binkemr Te them or
those, <ftc. [thtob.

ftWiWT V. n. to flutter, palpitate.

fiwNTT t. m. A strawy a bit of-tMe stalk
of grass. Tink€tdM$9k men lena, T(y
make subtfitisiloo, confess infeneri^y
or ask for quarter. Tmjlie ekmnm^
( Ut. t9 pick Bipowi ),. To be int6zi<^
dated;

ftf^r«^ s. m. The ttenarind tvee»

fniti.f. A kind of rice;

fii^ t. f?ii A speetes of ebony^ fhroa tfie*
fruit ef which a kind of reein itoA^-
tainedi thai is^tased in-India^as pittb
for caulking TesselSi 4bc. ( JH§$pypo§^

fh^^ «./. The reaiM«a £rait ef »aort

of ebeny*.
f^mKJ cMdj. Thrice, s.m M kail or

rootii irith thtee doors.
firfdi r. in. A fabttlour ish* ef mi eior^^

moussize, said to< be one kawlredi

1%'tfflf long;
fMll(|>««. m^ Alarl^eMwdoiMflsh.
ftf¥vtl»H y. ei. AfabolMk fisk larger

than either of the preeediagi
fiif^'«M$VW^tiadist^ moistaaed dnap *:

steady, fited, unmoved, msfaalkea.
filfil^' s. m. Liffkaese ; gittta serenar-

total blindness from affeotioB'ef the

optto Ber^e*.

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i 2e« )

fni

ftf fUt I. m. A kind of pumpkm grouad ;

a water melon,
ft^ «./• A woman, a wife.

f^f^f^T #*»». A mixture of dry ginger,
long pepper, and black pepper.

ftr^,./. Thirst, desire.

fi(Kwit9.f. A trivet.

f^W «4;- Crooked, across, croiswise,
bent, obUqne, awry, aakant i per-
Terse. affected, foolish. Tirehha
dekhna, To sqnint, to look askant.
Tirchha Ugna, d. n. To strike ob-
liquely, to glance. Tirchhi ankh
-h^ma, To look angrily, to cast on-
kind looks, lirchhi naxai^, Lser,
ogle, side glance, squint.

f^lt««rr V. n. To crook, to place ia a
transverse position, slant, v. n. To
be penrerse ; to be aSected.

fH^^onrr V. n. To edge, to go obUquely.

ft^fif^PfT V. n. To trickle, to drop.

fipcnr ^. n. To swim.

fi^^q^ t. m. A tripod*

AlKlir ads. Ftfty-iiree.

fcWtftWT ». «». A.bttilding with three
doors or arches.

filtqrwT «. «. A medicine composed of
thrM mytrobaUns.

f%^^TWW s. m. Aji agreement confirmed
three times.

^CWT adj. SUnding awry, or bendmg
ifro^lUtmth Ug$j loiM and nsch
leiU ).

ffftnft adj. Having the positioft de*
scribed under tirbanga, and epithet
•of Kriilma. i.f^ A species of poeti-
cal measure.

^1^ odtf. Indirectly, unfdefhaft4i9dly,
aeOetly^cdrertly ; crookedly, awry;
a partiele of abuse or depreciation.

^fHvna<^. Sixty- iliree. [proach.

ffHWl^ •• m. Disrcipect, 9i)\x»^ re-

fiiK^fm s.f. Disrespect^ contempt^ n*'
proach.

fa^^rr adj. Reviled, abused, reproach-
ed, censured.

fq^T ( confractian (^ T^ra ), Thy, thine.

fJKTTT ir. <». To cause to pass over or
swim ; to save.

fil^W adj. Ninety-three. •

fExm i. m. Swimming.

ffiKms.f, Thirst.

gj;;jj}..«. To be thirst,.

TdtirBt i»4;. Eighty -three.

Hifkm f./. A woman, maid, fesialfl^

wife.
fifft^lT^ftw s. m. Female wiles,
ffvfMrrt^ <. m. The science of women,

knowledge of women.
fiift^<1«^ t. m. Amazon country^ pet- '

ticoat government,
ftft dflj;. Three,
fitftfwd adj^ Dispersed,
fh^i^ t. m. The float of a fishing hne,

a float or buoy,
fa^^ B. w. A float.
fv^fwiT adj. Covered, concealed, hidden,

removed or withdrawn from sight,
ft^^ s. m. A buoy, beacon,
fwf^^ *• m. A pot of oil, Ac, Bwim-

ming on water ,• an ocular spectrum

or spark appearing before the eye

from the internal state of that organ.
fwPkmT V. n. Tq. vibrate, daaale,

thrill, shake 4 to glisten as greaae or

oil, swimming on water,
fwfv^f^^*/. Vibration^
filfll* 8,f. Vertigo, darkness (PsriOj^

amQMitom$ or blindnen from disease),
ffrgn s.f. A. district on the Oamdak^

Tirkut.
ft? ftBf J^dj. Belonging to Tirhui, pro-
duced in Tirhui.

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fnm

{ feG5 )

firnr

tiffr 8. m. A plant ^earing an oily
seed ; the oil and seed being both
mach used in oriental cooking {Seaa-
(mum oi^entale) ; a mole or spot, com-
pared to a seed of sesamum. Tilon
men tel ti'^hin kahnaj (lit. to say there
is no oil in. the seeds of sesamum^ is)
To say snow is black, to deny the
most evident tmth.

f^^V s, m. A mark or marks made
with coloured earths or unguents
upon the fore-head, and between the
eye-brows^ either as an ornament or
a sectorial distinction ; a freckle,
a mole^ a natural mark on the per-
son ; a title, especially in composi-
tion, implying pre-emine;(ice.

^ri^r s. /. A kind of necklace, adj.
Spotted, freckled, a person having
moles or spots ; chief, principal.

f^tn? s. m. The farina of sesamum.

fintlTom jr. m, A mole or spot on the
body ; a man so marked.

ft'WfZ 8. m. A sweetmeat, composed
of pounded sesamum and sugar.

finWT s. »». An inhabitant of Tylangm^
in which the first soldiers were cloth-
ed and disciplined .in the European
manner ; (hence) fk soldier or rather
aepoy,

f^wi\ s. f. A kind of (cAtW'a) kite.

fN^rn e.fn.K cock roach (BloJtifi).

^W^nr^ *. /• Mixture composed of
rice and sesamum seeds ; a mllEture
of black and gray hairs in the head.

ftl^ «./. A kind of sw^ertneat.

firail|r s. m, A necklace of three strings.

fira^ s, m. Sesamum oil. •

fim^ 8, /, Sesamuk made up in the
shape of a cow, f6r thd purpose of
being presented to Brahmans.

fiRPrq^ *. /. Red s(vidars (Pierocarpfts

snntolinus),
fw^f^^z s» m, A sort of sweetmeat-

made chiefly or grouftd sesamum.

fh^Prw ? «• m. Barren sesamun>, bear-

f^m^^ y ing no blossom, or its seed
yielding no oil.

fw^HTC s. m, A kind of bird.

^nm^^ Mj. Made or composed of sesa-
mum.

fir^i^iK s. m. A kind of pea-fowl, mark-
ed with spots r^embling Uie seed
of the sesamnm.

f<T9^d 8. /. A kind of sweetmeat made
of sesame and sugar.

fif^^ ndj. Oily.

fif^rit s.f. A small fryinjg pan.

fiT^T^f\ s.f. A plain in the vicinity of
Sirhind, abounding in robbers ; henoe,
it is applied to any situation of
danger.

fn^T s.m. A kind sweetmeat (eaten
particularly by the Hindus when the
sun enters capricom).

ffimfyn (tdj. {Spoken of a lamp) Sloped
so that the oil may reach thf wick.

finil^'lT *./. One of [the courtezans of
Staarg, the paradise of the Hindus.'

fH^V^ «.m, A dish of milk, rice and
sesamum.

f^ji\ s.f The spleen or milt, taptitti^
s.f. Disorder of the spleen.

ffiwro 8» m. A hall dr buildinjg with
three doors.

fr\m^ adj. Stale, three days old.

fW s.f. Thirst.

fjf^ s.f. Thirst ; temptation.

ffP? s. m. The eighth nahshatra or
lunar mansion, an asterism figured
hy an arrow, and contiiining three
stars, of which ohe is Cancer^ <^j.
Auspicious, fortunate, lucky.

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^t^

f K4 )

*?

ftWT 1 «./. Emblitf wyrobalan {Phf^-
flwj^ J /. n ftM« embliea), or axispi-

ciouR flower.

ftw en^cf. pron. That which. &o. Tt«-
ttpranl, <•(?!;. Moreover. Tisrper^ or,
Tt>-^\ 4»diy. Besides, over af d a*^0Te,
moreoYer, by, neyerthsless, still,
then, after iihat, thereon, whereat.
Tii-ptr^hhi^ adt. Therein, neverthe
' less, yet, still. [pire.

fw^^lW %. m, A third person, an nm-

Hwm <. m. Name of a medieine.

%f ^TT ckdj^ Seventy-tJiree.

fll^l^ 0ij. Triple, three -fold.

ft¥TT«n V. a. To tertiate, to do the
third time, to triple.

flf^^CT^ «./. Triplication.

I^Tf^ prtm, Yonr, of yon.

flKWA: «./. The third part ; the third
partofapieoe of cloth for naking
tronsers.

9nnW «« ">• A third peMon ; n comrt
of inquiry, 'three or four persons by
whom 'any cause is arbitrated, an
arbitrator.

I

fran. Tour, of you.

|«f¥ pron. fl. Tk0se y^rj, them, them-
selves.

fine ^' Tluree.

ft^W ac^. Panjftnt, tot ; angry, pas-
sionate; sharp, acute, penetrating,
ardent, virulent, bitter, evere.

^^fS f« m. Posteriors.

fitf^ s,f. A starchy substmce obtain-
ed from th^ root pf the Curcmma «••

^^W md^ Hot, w^TT^ pungent, ardent,
f^loua, 9^H% waim^ keen, inW^
gent; apgry, pi^ou^te, sharp {of a
iwthd ) penetimt^.

?i1W^IWir s, TO. Thoim apple ( Datura
meiel ).

41^^^ *. m. The onion,

bI'^^t adj. Active.

ul^im «, nu Morunga ITt/jperanthera ;
the gitm olibanum tree, small car-
damoms.

^WT^ «. /. Mustard seed ; orris root,
Pandanus odoratissimns*

ftt^h^ 9. w. Resin ; the milky juice of
the Euphorbia^ spirituous or vinous
liquor,

S;i \ '• «• ^"«^- '

*W5^ *. m. Cloves.

iftW^^ «. m. Saltpetre.

^Wi|« *. m. Bariey.

iRwr «<&- Pungent, hot, warm ; angry,
passionate ; sharp {ai a sword ),
penetrating.

i!Nfr adj. /. Sharp ( tone in music )•

i?hip: «,/. A starchy substance obtain-
ed from the root of th^e Curcuma
augnstiolia.

ntir^ adj. Ardent, sharp. [night.

ifNr s. /. The third day of a lunar fort-

Tgt9n «• w. The third day after the
death of a, relation, on which obla-
tions are offered ( used among Mor
homedans ).

ifhr J mdj. Bitter ; pungent, hot,

fflriTT J acird.

uhl^ 8. m. A partridge ( Fordfse IV^ii-
ooUnns )% Titar he munfi ImckkmiUff)*
ffa^foirtun0p'4tcee4sfvm^ tk0 motUk qf
ths pcMtti^gSj «r/(ic& fs a sv^ hiwd <f
liuie ssUmsHonif A ssying ^aed mb^
a pevson of mean und«sttfA4iBf ^
chosen to decide in n^tteffs pf mkiA
Jfte is iocompet^t to judge*

#irf «. /. A bo^erlly ; a sort o
medicln^. , ,

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( 2C5 )

9T

#nT adj. Bitter ; pungent, liot, acrid,
iftsf adj. Three.

^^r^^^ tf^'. Dispersed, scattered,
ruined. [(onty).

if iTfrm «. ^. The private parts ; penis

*»n«M 8. m. (see t^^w, flwir<5 wf^W^^
the three kinds of linman obligations.

ifk^l^JTT «./. The tliree periods into
whidi hnman lif^ diWde* iiseH, Wr.,
childhood, manlioody sevilitj.

ift^^i* «. m. Present, past, foture.

ifli^if «• w. The principle of tmth,
the love of sensnal enjoyment. D^rk-
ttess. ,

mfHK s, m. Darkness, obscnrity.

lim s. f* A woman or female in general.

i,^^ *./. A snit ( 9/ female*$ clothes ).

itK 8.m. A shore, a bank ; an arrow.
adv. Near.

ifi^Q i* m. A holy spot visited by pfl-
grims, especially at sacred waters,

ftw «. To swim, float, cross over.

ifl^fil ». m. Tirhut, a province in ilie
east of central Hinduitan^ lying on
ilie north of Behar , being bounded
on the west and east by the Qandaki
and Kausthi rivers^ on the south bj
the Ganges, «nd on the north by the
skirts of the Himalaya moantains*

tiklfl «./^ The Junction of three rivers^
UU having throe mputlm or faces.

i\% adj. Crossed, passed over ; spread,
expanded.

li^^ i.J. A plant < Cn^culi^o or-
ehioidet )•

ifjir ». nu Pilgrimage ; a holy plac6,
any place of pilgrimage d^ Banares' ;
8ytf, ^aggetnanthy &c. buff especially
particular spots- along the cdttr^e of
saci^ed streaims as the G'an^eV, &t.
and in the vicinity of rftJme piefde''6T
water ot 8a:red sprinfe^.

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ifrftmr «. w.The city otVryag ot Allu-
hciad,

wl^^rwt «./. The city of J?^n*rM, the
most eminent of the Tirf^ or places
of pilgrimage.

iirtw!^ «. m. One who resides at places
of pilgrimage.

?ft* B, /. A bar ( of a cage, ^e. ) ;
the oalf of the leg.

wtf'C s. w. A hunter, one who lives by
killing and selling game ; a fisher-
man, one wbo lives by fishing.

flin^ 8,f. The wife of a hunter,

iiiw adv. Much, excessively, endless.
0di9. Much, excessive, endless, un-
bounded, unlimited ; pungent^ hot,
warm.

fltiCt^T «./. Agony, excessive pain,

the pain of damnation.
^WT 8. /. M river in the east of Bengal*
?ftH adj. Thirty,
^^Tj 8. m. A third party,
m^fXf adj. Third.

iro^ adv. In the third place, thirdly,
?ft^ «./. Flax ( Linum uaUatis simum)^
f ^ adj. Your.
g*JT «. w. Prominent, highr
tm adj. High, tall.
^^ 8. nu Face.
§vr«./« Beak, snout.
5^ #. w. (a4;.) A person hanring tf

large stomach, or navel.
ii^W «. /. One line of a poem, a ryhme ;

a moment.

ff^J^ a* «. I

ij^fR s.f. > A kind of paper kite.

g«^ 8.f. )

ipRr^^ \ 8.f. Tlie manna of bam

^ilT J boos.

^ adj. Hl^h, tall, elevated, loft/l
• 8. m: A! tree '( RotUerid' ixnctoria ) ;

top, vorteit, altitfiiae.
ijlH?; s. m. A- I'estive elephant, or on«

-^8

1

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^

( ftM >

^

JO rtit. s. /. A river in ihe Mj^ore
' ' country, the Tumbhctdr,
JPTHIJT s.f. A river in \*y8v>TB.
^ 9,f. A kind of busil Oepmum grdt-

immum ).
g^ adj. Void, empty ; contemptibk,
g^ai «. /. WorthlesRnese. [sap.

g^«l( The castor oil tree as having no
gqfnml ^ .^ To cawre to break.

gHt »./. A vessel with a spout.
gaKT'Tl I «. n. To lisp, speak imper-
sjTl^T'Jl J fectly as a ihild.
giBT B. m, A colly riumxjxtracted from
'Che Amomam TSanthorhlza ; bine

Titriol snlph&te of copper, especially
' "medicinally considered as -an rmjnn^

application to the eyes.
^;m%^ 9. m. Blue vitriol, considered as

a medicinal application to the eyes.
9f^W «• m. Cross, out 6f temper.
IPllfV «./• A fine kind of bread or

wafers thin as muslin.
3*11*11^1 1>. fi. To sonnd.
j^ t.f. The navel.
Ip^wjSV *./. The nav^l.

A lazy man, a
sloth, a slaggardy pass-
ing his whole time in strokinrg liis
sides. ^ [vated navel.

jfi^ ajpj^ Having a promhien tor ele-
fpr 8. m. Teon, a tree ef which the
wood bears some resemblance to ma-
t^ogany and is used for farnitnre, t&c.
( Cedrela tuna ). adj. Tormented,
^irexed, injured, cut, broken, cut
down, &c*
^j^m 8, m, A tailor.
>pw«./. A musket.
^jR2d. f>er8. pron, j^l. You Tww <fpj
You yourself. Tuviko, oi^ Tumhen^
To you. Turn tano, pwn^ 2d. fei,
ma8, gen, jpl. Tou, of you.

^fn 8./, A troop of soldierB.

gfl^T adj. Your.

7i^^\ adj. Like jou.

^*nt «./. 'fl^e price of i.arding.

gujifT V. *. To cause to be caided.

^]K adj. Your.

g^^a.wi. Mingled or tumultuous com-
bat J uproar, clongo«r, tumult, tn-
mnltuous sound or noise ; Btleric
myrobitlan.

giWT 8. m. A hollowed gourd, the rind
of a gourd in which beggars carry
water, (&c.

ijffiimT 8» fn. A pot.

ipift 8. f. A long gourd ( CucurBUa
lagenaria); a smallTiollowed gourd,
the rind of a gourd in which beggars
curry water, &c. ; a 'kind of pipe
{chiefly ii8ed by those who exhibit
8nake8 ).

g<t 8.f. A kind of vegetable ( Oucumie

acutanyulue ).
jj^ 8. TO. A Turk ; « soldier, a Ma-

homedan.
g<iT 8, m. A horse.

fftmnR^v 8. m. Necessary celibacj,
leading a life df continence in con-
sequence merely of being witfaomt
female society,
n f^ *./. A plant (Phyealie flextw8a ).
fj^ ». m. A hor9em:an, cavalier, Ac.

adj. Equestrian, riding, mounted, or
earned on a horse.

^KW 8. m. A horse.

9^ t./. A. plant ( Fhyealis Aessuosm ).

?JW } adi). -Qnickly, instantly direct-

^^^ y !y.

gr^ «./. A kind of stitch.

frj*rr «,>• To sew ( in a particuiar

manner ), to stitch.
il^^n'TT 0, a. To stitjh, dam, hem.
5XH^ 8j. A kind of hawk- ( FnUco

fasciatue, or Falco dt^iue ).

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2^ r s.f, A tmnipet., a cTarioiu

j^i.f. Yoar.

JfKT^ <tdj, Qnick, soon.

yrnift adj, Qniok, swiffc^ expeditions.

^ i^f. A bnieh, or a fibrene stiVk
aged by weaTers^ to clean and sepa-
rate the tlireads of the^ woof ; a pain-

ter> bmsB or fibrone stick need for
tbat jftrpose..

irft^ *. w. The divine Being, or wiiver-

sal S'pirit.
5^^ K m. Fncenae ;. a oonniry, perhaps

Turan or Turkistan, the original

country of the Tnrks.
H^^^ 8. m. pi. The inhabitaivts of

Turushk.
^ > a/?i». Instantly, quickly, has-
^^ > tily, directly, presently, im-
fjirt? J mediately. TurH phurtiy

adif. Hastly, qnickly.

g^ adj. Nimble, actire ; fllppanfc.

5^ adj. Alike, like. Tul hythna. To be
weighed against valuable things,
which are to be given in alms ^ te
sit straight and compact {09 in a
hottt iBhich might Be o^erut h/ Bitting
nn^fin crearetessly ). Tul raAnr», To
stand front te front^ ready for battle

• or opposed.

vii?i^»mT u. n. To become soft (Jram
moiiture as a mud wall in the rains,
as (9 sore or hoU when suppurating^ or
ns fruit getting ripe ).

?fwm ff. «. To be weighed or balanced ;
to be drawn up in array (as one army
against another ),

?l^fir adj. A stutterer, a stammer.

^w^wr V. To articulate imperfectly as
a child.

g^ «./. A small shrub held in ve-
neration by tho Hindus, Holy Basil
( Octjmum Mnctum ) ; Ttdei is said to

have been a nyrapb beloved by'
Eriihn mid by liini metamorphosed
into this plant TuUi ka hira, Beadk
made of tlie wood of the Tulsi plantr.
lulsi dana, A gold ornament. TuUi
d'au n. prop. Name of a Goeain, and
author of the Tulsikrit-Ramayan.
fi^^t^nrs.m. The leaf of the Tiilsi-plant.
fimr s.f. Measure by weight ; a mea-
sure or weight of gold and sifver,
rOO patas or about 1 25 ounces troy ;
a balance, especially a fine balance,
goldsQUth^s or assay scales ; the
sign L'bra of the zodiac ; the prac-
tice of being weighed against gold or
any kind of valuable substance^ which
is afterwards given to priests.
5^«fftfe *•/. An ornament of the feetr

or toes ; a hundred millions.
?J^T«iftit 8, m. A sort of ordeal, in which
the accused is* tried by being weighed"
in a scale.
nWT^T«r 8. m; A gift of any articles to
Bralimans equal in w^ght to the
person of the donor.
iprr?Nr «• w. The berry of the M^^us
prceatorius, from which the gold-
smith^ or jeweller*8 weight in f nii»
is taken ;. the berry weighs 1-- grain
troy, the factitious weigU about ^.

IS
JJ^nr 8, m. Part of an- Indian carriage,

which rests on the axletree arm and

supports the body of the carriage.

fifmm s,/. A small Vxti said te resem-
ble the wagtail. [ tree*

^f^^m s.f. TheSimaZ or <silk-cotton

5^ 5. / A steelyard ; a frbrous stick
or brush used for weavers for clean-
sing the threads of the woof ; a pain-
ter's brush or fibrous stick used for
that purpose. [logons to.

3^<»^^, Like, reseiuWing, equal or aua-

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3^»nTT i, m. Drinking together-
5^ ?. w, A tribe of Raj^ut^.
fi^ s. /. A kiad of lentil {Ct/U^ut cajm,)
^ s. m. The husk of chaflf or rice, dc. ;

Beledic myrobalan,
g^T^ 5. »*. A conflagration, of qhaff,

or of the husk of corn ; a capital

paiiishment; burning; twisting dry

straw, <fec., around the limbs of a

crimina), and setting it on ffre,
g^r^ s. m. Frost; cold; tlun, rain,

midat ; iee^ or Bnow«
U^CPCl o^?. Cold, frigid, frosty,
Sft^ s, m. A kind of subordinate deriy,

one of a <las8 of thirty-sfz.
g^ cHfj. Pleased; satisfied, rejoiced,

gratified. * [fioatioir.

gwr *./. Delight, satisfaction, grati-
gffe s./. Pleasure^ satisfaction, gratifi-

caiion, content,
g^ s. m. The husk^of com or rice.
gf%«T s, m. Frost, snow.
m^pron. 2nd. per$. sing. Thou^ JW toe,

sound of calling a dog. *
inK 8.f» A kind of pvlse {CytUui c^an)^
^nf^Km IT, a. To di8pute> to wrflrogle,.

to abuse.
W*i|T *. w. A holloired gourd, the rind

of a gourd in which beggars eairy

water, &o.
^l^ s./. A small gourd; the snout

of a crocodile, alligator, &c. ; a kind

ol muftical pipe {^^/ty uMd by thoig

u>Ao exhikit$, sfiakes).
vm^m u. 0. To thou,
^ a. i». A quiver ; a tree the wood of

which bears some resemblance t<>

mahogany, and is u«ed for furniture,

&c. (Oedrelm toona), ,
^^^T t<r. f», A quiver*
m^ 8, m. The mulberry tree,
if^t s. /. A veasd with a spout.

> $. m. Blue vitviol, tnttf.

«^ g. m. Chips, clippings, filings^

fragments.
WJfr*./. A parrot, parroqtiet.
n^«r s, m, A quiver ; a tree the woodP
of which bears some resemblance to
mahogany, and is used for furniinire^
Ac, ( Okdrela toona^ ).
'J'Hr t). a. To card or separate ( looolt
or cotton') with the finger, prepara^
tory to combing;
ij^ *./. The snout of a crocodile,.

alligator, &c;
?rf»??JT 8, m. Thread made of carded
cottou, in opposition ta that madfe
of what hns been boat only.
^ !?• a^ To card or separate ( wqoI or
catkin ) with the finger, preparaloty
to combing.
^ adv. Quick, swift, qnickly. mlp.

Qmck, expeditious^
^9 8. tn. Besembling.
^Ti* «i A A thick rofl of -cotton,,
from which it is drawn out in spring.
^^ «./. A steelyard; a weaver's fr-
bfous stick or brush ; a peneiK a
paintort bru«b er » atiok with a
fibrous extremity used aa oae ; »•
rod, &c* dipped fmto eruciblea to- ti^
if their contettts are in fnsiou.
n^ 8.m. A tribe ot l^jput8 ; a htdl
without horns though of an age to
have them ; a beardlee» mim ;. a
eunucb.
wfi*r «» f:u Snow, frost*
^ft pr^n, ThoB, thyself;
»w i. ». Grass, a»y gramineous pJaftt.
«^^TO adj. Graminivorous, one whose

food is gi-asii
awWTr?r 8. m. The vegetable kingdoui.
S'l^m 8. w. A prfmyra tree.

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in^fil ac^* JJke gr9fiBf lijce a straw ;

worthless, iosignificant.
M^n acg. 6ra^7, made, <S;c. with grass.
WWi^W *. m. Confiagration of chnfiT;

bwrniag a eriipQiAl wrapped xnp in

stntWa
9Wrv9 s^m, A. certfun Ri$h8hts*
^g^^. Third* TnVioAprafo-ift; #./.

A eunnoh ; the neetier gender,
«W <>4f. Pleased^ satUfied, oontenfced.
murr a/^*. Contented, sfltisfied, tranquil.
9fW ^./. Pleasnre^ satisfootioi}^ eokiletit.
CWT «./. Tka tJtree inyrohalans.
W^f^ jr. f. Trinitr ; the three principal

Nii¥4H godis.
arwf «• /. Thirst, wish, desire ; a ptant

(C^mr^^Una mVcifotm).
Sirnrwrrttfy. Thirsty,
^fcpf adj. Thirsty, thirsting (phf8ic<$l7t/

or nuf^horicattjfi.

adj. Thirsty (phi/stcalhf or meta-

phoricaVy), de^fng, longing fhn

cnpidtnons. favarice.

f «./. Thirst ; amhition, desire, wish,

s^rw9 «• fn. Content^ resignatioo, pa-

tieiiee»
VW 8. m: Grassy grass-blade.
w They, those, pestpos. From,, hy,

wiih^ iOi than,
w prepo$^ From,, by, with,, n».
^WhRw adj. Forty-threOi
*3Ww adji Thirty-throe,
Sf^r«. o». A UopBxd(JE^i$.teopardu$).
^%J* nt. A fruit {DyospyrcB ehtnumof

glutmom).
irtwtf^gi. Twenty-threei
WW 8. m. Ardour, splendoor,, glory,

Tofbfgenee, f strength, enei^yv fire^

sharpness pungency. |?jSii>*«.)

3iw*IW s, m, A kind of reed^ (Sncrharum
n^(^8./. A pl^t {AUlm ftffacynlhoicft§)t

Sw^nw t.nu Th«t leaf of the Laura*
cassm, cassia. [tie^

ifW»?TW ad}, CFlorlous, splendid, energe*

Sw^ift 8, f. An aromatic iliuit (Voiho9
officin^s). [ tic,

8w^^ adj. Glorious, splendid, energe-

Sww «. m. Splendour, light, lustre.

(Tw^ ddj. Glorious, refulgent, splendid^.

u^w^ adj^ Bestorativ^, invigorating,
productive, tonic^

Sw^ % adjf. Glorious, Infiinous,.
WWtR9 J brilliant, splendid, energe*-
tic ; famous ; celebrated.

^Wt*?^*. ?». A tree (Tremna spinosd)^
'^^rft 8. f. A plant bearing a fruit re^

sembling peper.
i{nK adj. A ff wth son or daughter.
ShT arfn. So much,, thus, much.
Sq^^ jp. /. A kind of stitch.
%^RW *. w. Wettmg,. moistening, mois^

ture wet, dam p • a sauce or condfi-

ment.
Swft 8./. A chiinnaj, a firo place.
?m protti tdper^ gen. case, Thy, thinck
?Kw 8.f. The thirteenth day of tho-

lunar fortnight.
7KW «<&*. Thirteen Ta*ahw($n ddj^

Thirteenth.
WIW 8. m. The third year past or t<>

before last, year after the next.

tifm 8'j m., Oil. Te^ ckarhans ^. «i T#
anoint the head^ shoulders^ hands,
and feat of the bride and hrideg«Q«>nk
wiUi oit mixed with tovmeidc *during
the marriage ceremony^

Sftm*./, Wife of an. oilman^

JrfiWT 9i m^ Namo of a eokyor, disrfc *
biQT. T4SRyi$ tfuwMi, mdj^ Light baf
coloured.

5^ifr 8. 171. A caste whose business isr
to sell oil; an oilman*

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if^ MW. A garden, a pleastire garden
or pUy-gronnd ; play ; sfjort. paitime.

fi^K *. wi. Swimming or giddiness in
the head.

jf^H 9. m. The year past or to come,
year before last, year after the next.

n^fT^a tJ. a. To halve a swrmming fn
the head, to be giddy, to bo faint, to
stngger, to fall down senseless from
a blow.

mtt 1 #./. A frown, T^oW AarMna,

S«rc^ \ To frown. Tsori chd9*hnaf A

S^ 5 frown to come on.

ftjTTTT ^. m. A holiday, a festival.

^ (fdtf. So, in like manner, as ; at the
same time, then.

nifyfjc^dj. Dim-sighted, pnrblind.-

%T f. *»• Anger, passion, vehemence.

?T^ i, m. A female ornament worn
ronnd the ankles.

n%j g. m. Steadfastness, perempto-
riness, perserverance, speaking with
warmth, vehemence.

Thjt cutv. Exactly then.

ft adj. So many, tyhdr. So often.

% prom, Thon.

%^^adj. Thirty-three.

If^firv 9. m. One of the astronomical
periods called Karan,

it^K 9* fn. A flopk of partridges, a
Francoline partridge.

Jrfti^iy adj. Relating to the Tittiri *
portion of the Veds. as a stndent, a
text, teacher, section of, &c. ; the
texts' of this Ved being disgorged
by Y(yayawMtfa[m a tangible form,
and picked up by the rest of Fy«-
^ ampaysna's disciples, who for the
pnrpose assumed the shape of par-
tridges. * *

^ftrO^ir 8, m. A follower of the Titilri
branch o£ the Veds,

^ViX IT. a. To swim, to cross over.

^•^ «.?7i. Oil, expressed oil. prepared
from, sesammn, mnstard, £c.; storaii^
fcnvci Beiizom, inc«nac.

Jhrfv? s. m» The oil cak^ a oake made
of the oily seed, after expressfon.

^^SW *. w». The part of the peninsnfir
sonth of OrisiOy the modem Carnatiei

tim^ 9, m. An inhabitant of the conn-
try calted Tylhnga, or the Oartuttie ;
a sepoy or native foot soldier dressedf
in the European costnme.

fr^l^t^^ s. m. A cockroach, or oit«
stealer,

dfff'imt jf./. A, ?riok, the' cotton of a
lamp.

^^^fzv 9. m, k sort of gem^ (Amber t)

8fwt^./. Tho wick or cotton of »
lamp. -

Jftf^fTT 9.f. A oil mill.

9^ 8.m. An oilman, nn oil grinder or
preparer, adj. Relating or belonging
to oil, oily, &c.

hf\ adj. Snch. adt9. So ia that man^
ner, in like manner, at the same'
moment.

?fT A conjunction introducing the an-
swer to a conditional proposition!
Then, that ; as, Jo in awefj^ to pawe-
ga, If thou wilt cohie, then shalt
thou recieve. An adverb denoting
asseveration or emphasis ; as, Myn
to cUa thay par \19ne ane nah dipa, I
was in fact coming, but lie present-
ed me.

ffl adv. So, in that manner, then.

ifft ^. /. A pot belly.

Tifl^^s.f. The navel.

wf^ I adj. Pot-Vellied, gor-bellied,

?^I«T J corpulent.

rfWt #it». Exactly then.

fit^ 9. nt« Tho breach made ly a gun,

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Ac. ; the strength of a carrent ;
whey. Tar ksma^ To make a breach
\09 0 ball y To9'ja9*y $. m Cuttiug
OQt ( as cloth by a tailor ) ; arraDg-
inga speech; &e. Tor dofno. To
break and destroy, to pall down. Tor
iar^ a, m. Bfeakiag and destroying ;
plain speaking. Tor d^nc^ To break,
to spoil. Tor p&or, t^ m. Breaking,
^lain speaking, Tof* Um^ To gather^
to pluck ( fruit ).

if? \ ••/• Anet work thrown oTer a

^< 5 woman's palkif &c.

W)^> 9. m. A dried pod of tori, kept

for seed,

V*^ «• a. To break, tear, «end, lurst,

split, demolish ; to change ( mon^ ),

■to plnck or gather (fruity ftowtfrs,

^c. ), to reduce ( in arithmetic ). Dam

torna^ To be at the point of death.

Hoti iormkp To eat the bread of idle-

jiess. Toma jcrnaf ( io br^ak and

Jain ), Expresses absoUite power over

any thing. [the wrist.

ft^ 9. m. A large thick ring worn on

V)^f it «./. Priee paid for breaking or

changing coin.
if)w^«iT i». a. To canse to be broken,

or to be changed ( coin ).
1^ & m. Ssardty, want ; a pnrse^ a
4Mg, centaiiiing <me thousand rupees ;
the match of gun ; a bank, an Mand,
a bar; a pleughshave ; a pieee ol
rope ; an ornament like a chain.
Taredar, A maldtloek.
ifi^Vd «. a. To cause to be troken oir

changed ( at mon^ ).
ift^ s.f. Mustard seed. odo. Till, up to.
;if^ V. 0. To weave tape or nbLand.
#I«T' tfd;. Stutterer, stammerer, lis-
ping, lisper, stuttering, stammering,
- epeaking imperfectly ava child.

iHn^WT i>. «. To lispi^to speak imper*

fectly as a ehild.
#tW( s.m. A parrot ; the cock" of a

matchlock.

ifliR $./. A female parrot.

tTiV^ «. m, A fly ; a kind of pigeon.

Wt^^ V. a. To bury, to cOTer.

w>n^T I V. a. To hare buried, to cause
^m^\ J to cover.

iftf^T s. m. The bag in which horses

eat their corn.
^^^ 8,/, A hollowed gourd ( Ouoar-

bita lajenaria ).
ft^^ «. w. Water,
if^mil 1. m. A sort of cane, growing

iu or near water ( Oalamus /a$ci€u-

Uitus).
ipTOH 8. m. A sort of penance, drink-
ing nothing but water for a fixed
period,

ift^ s.tji. A' fragrant garss {Cyperua

rotundu8 ).
wtW^ 8, m. A potherb {Masxlia denaf\$).
ifNNui^ f./. A plant ( Juisieua re-

ift^^ s. /. Trumpet flower.

lf>^W€T?W 8. tn. The clearing nut-plant

Stryehno8 poratorum ) : the nnt being

rubb^ upon the inside of a water

jar, occasions the precipitation of

the impurities of tiie water poured
into it.

au^fit i.f. A kind of gourd ( Jlfomor-
diea charaniia ).

HtK i./. A kind of pvlee ; a net thrown
over a woman's poUrt.

Htf^ 8. m. The ornamented areh of a
door or gateway • decoration of a
gate-post ; « bundle of flowers en-^
closed in a cloth ^f god tissue and
hung at a gateway* or door ; strings
of flowers suspended across gateways
on public festivals.

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liixfi* fn. A iHnaber of trays, ooQtuiifr-

ing vnrio«8 clislios of food, prosented
to others bj great Men ; a BobloDuiQ
a minister of state ; pride Tm'ahposh,
9. m. A cohering £m dishesy. 4ba
Torah'hcmdip ^/. The arrangement
or sending out of trajs of food as

. presents.

iPWV *./. A trnrnpet

jftft'*./. A regetable.

?ftf ) ». m. Weight, weighing, Td
ifN 5 Mf Weighing and nieaf^aring.

iftVT 8* m. A tolay a weight of gold or
silver • it is stated m books at 16
m*#/lflw of 5 riittig or 6^ grains each,
and weighs therefore 105 grains
troy ; in practice it is calculated at
12 mashas jeweler's weight, and
weighs nearly double, or 210 grains.

it^ s m. Pleasure, joy, happiness.

?ftft pron. To or for thee, thee*

^ adit. Then,i l^at time, in that ease,
moreoyef, that also, for, yesi. w^
Toa hhiy adv. Even then ; still, yet,
nevertheless^ Taw low^ or, Tow lag,
adv.. Then in that ease, till,, then, so
long.

^t adv. So; In that manner, then.

if ra^Ti;. a. To be affeote4 or OFerec^e
with heat.

?ft«f pMti. eorrel. That,

^m 8,m\ Wet^ii, weigliingf TokietoJ^
Weighing and measuriag.

^•TT i>, <?w , To Migh, io balamse ; te?

confront { ai (wo mmva ). Toakna

naMt^9»og^.nan,^ To estimate the^ worth

of tmf <oae;

ittt^vric t #•/ The poke for wstgh-
ift^ii J ing. , ,

V^^imt). f»k Toicaoaeto be WeigMdk
rftfti^f^TT^. > A vessel used Ky Bin"

^it «/«• Then, oTen, still, in th^t csise
only, at that very Ume.

iftf ad9. Still, them, even, nerevtiie*
less.

fm adj^ Left, resigned^ abax^dmied,
deserted.

m-m^ «. a. To quit, to abandon, to
leave, ot resign.

ifTW i» Mf Abdication j leaving, aban-
dotJHig, renouncing, parting from,
seperation, deserting.

m^wi i>. a. To leave, to abandon, to
desert, to forsiike, to quit, to ab-

■ dtc«te, resign.

mf^ 8. m. An abandqper, a deserter,
but ehieffy applied to the religious
ascetic ov him wIk) abandons ter-
restrial objects thonghts, passions,
&c.

mvft part. act. Leaving, felinqnishing,
abatAdoniog. r. m. An abandoner^ a
desertei*, bdt chiefly applied to the
teligiotts aseetic or limwtio aban-
dons, terrestrial objectsy ihenghts,
passions, &c. '

m^ adj. Fit to be left, fdrsatosa dt
avoided.

9ft adv. So hi Kke maAner, as • at tbs
same timoy 1»ben.

«lf!frii<^. DidiHnghled, ptif4}liBd^

MW m^/^ The city of Hatiiokandra b^B'
pended, iti* supposed in/the aie,

n^\ t. /.* An tadumte wbmAn-. fvt ihame
to her/ami^ )«

irqi^WT 8./. A whore^Ji hArlot*- «

IR adf. Tba^o^

^^ 8,f. The three VOm coUeetively,
th«t is^ OButting titei' Uxhur^fds^
¥^ioh not being a texl-boiok foF fte
costomaryt religooairiito of the^ Ufs^
du8^ is eooEstdnred veiy* commonly
rather asAjan^a^endlK to tht9 oiber

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Rwr

( W8 )

ft.

ano, tfi»ii a foortH work q{ equ^
authority ; % plant ( Conyta wra-
tula ).

irjt^ f. m« Daty enjoined by the
Ved», modet of sacrifice, &c.y pre-
scribed by them.

M^H s.f. The thirteenth day of the
lunar fortnight.

^m adj, Tinucl, fearful.

m^ 9. m. safety j preserTing, protec-
tion ; deliverance, salvation ; a coat
of mail. Tran kat^na, To free, to pro-
tect Tran karUt^ s. m. A saviour,
a deliverer.

irrft «• m. A saviour, a deliverer.

vmnj^ a-^. A preserver, preserving.

vre s. m. Fear, alarm, terror.

m^^T^ adj. Terrifying, fear-exciting.

KTT I inteij. Mercy \ save f Trah \
myt J TrdAi kama, To complain, to

repent of sin, to cry, for wercy.

wrffirfi: a. m. Calling out for deliver-
ance or mercy, cry out for mercy.

fir^'. Three.

fwz 9. m. A plant (Raellia Umffifolia),

fif%^ J $. m. The aggregate of three

%f9;if ) apices^ vi2. blaek and long
pepper, and dry ginger.

nnwt^ '• I** A short of fish (SUitPWi) ;
a'plant ( JSaeZ/a ton^i/oto ).

fHn 8./. A triaagutar frame or bar
across the mouth jof a well^ over j
whicii passes the rope of the backet,
or towbioh one end of it is lied to
gaard against its slipping ; a fcame
at tHe bottom e€ a well, on which
tka nuMonry rests*

filVIVW #. aft. A name of Buddh^ found-
er of the Buddka sect. adj. Omnis-
ciemt i who Jcnowa or is acqaainted
. with the pasl^ preaeii't and iutore. .

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fiwtr^iff *, m. - A BiihiGf dlvia^ **fi>o^
a name of Buddh. adj. Omniscient.

fl^ s. nu The name of a mountain la
the peninsula ; any mountain with
three peaks ; sea-salt prepared by
evaporation.

fw4tw 8. m. The vulva ; a triangle,

f^^m #. m. The aggregate of three hu-
man objects, or virtue, wealth, and
love.

finm 8. m. A country, m the north-
west division of India, or m. ph
Trigarta, its inhabitants : apparently
pari of Lahore^ said by Mr. Wilford,
to be the modem TaAora, but differ-
ently described in the various Cosh. ^

finmf /• /. A lascivious woman^ a
wanton.

flfW adj. Thrioe, three times, triply ;
possessing the three guna8 or pi;o«
perties ; the aggregate of the three
qualities incident to hnman nature^ ^

ftw 8. m. Grass, meadow grass.

SvwuT './. The state or abstract pro-%
perty of gross.

fvwriMhf 8^ 01. A portion of the Ycyjur^
Ved ; A follower of that branch o£
the Ved.

ffK^!^ t. la. A wandering devotee, ono
who oames three long bamboo staves,
inhis right, hand ; the religions man.
who has obtained a command oyer
his words, thoughts end actions, ojp^
mindi body and speech.

fa^m 8. f. A creeping plant ( Cismut
]88dai(t )« ..."

fl^ $» m. A god| a deity^ an immoi^
tal I from enjoyi»g perpetnal youth,
or beiag snbject, as weil ap mortals, ;

• to the three ooDditi0ne, of birth,
being,, and .deatrnctioQ.

ft^WTV^ 8, m. ArnfH or A»brosim .

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fut

< m )

M

fif^ f , m. Disorder of tie tliree in-

mours of tho body, vitiation of the

f"' bile, blood, and pHegm.

ftrwnt B. m. Tie forehead marked

' naturally with three horizontal lines.

fn^^ 9. m, A place where three roads

meet,
fkr^ 8. 771. A tripod.
t^?ft i,f. A creeper ( CSssus pedati* ) ;

the girth of an elephant,
tiitn^ s. m. Fever ( jperioiufied ), the
demon of ferer aa described in the
• Purdnsy with Hhree feet, and three
heads, alhiding probably to it ; three
stages of cold, hot, and sweating,
fil^^ $. m. Three cnrved horizontal
marks made across the forehead
^ with cow-dnng ashes ; they are worn
especially by the followers of ^fi»,
OT SaJcti^ and are indispensible in
proceeding to worship the former.
fn^ 8,f. A district of Bengal, the

modem fiperah,
PnftMT «. w. A bnllding with three

doors or arches.
fln;i«T s. fn. A medieme eompdsed of

the three mfyrobalans.
twit «./. The conflux of three sacred
rirers ; especially that of the Ganges,
Scmunif and supposed S^t&oMati,
under ground at AUeihahctd, which
city, is also so nnmed.
finnrT dc^'. Standing awry or behding
( properly tmth Ugsy Zotnt, ein&' neck
' i^mt). * ■ ' • ^ ^:

• twift «^. Having the positi^A d*-
cribed i:<nd€t M%h^wga, *,'/. A species
' of poetical wea^uje. .

fihjtrn ». mx The three wtiMi, viz.
^ heaven,^ eiwth, and beH ''i liie irti-
verse. Tribhum^-Hfui^aPf adf. 8pl«n-
doitf of Iki^ worlds.

Itr^ t.m. A portion ef- the Ttig Ved ;

a follower or student #f the Trtuw-

dhu section of the Big Ved.

ftm*ff«./. The meeting of three roads.

f?ni9? 8. m* A mountida withr three

peaks.
ff^fT^acg' Having three mouths, a

meeting of three waters, roads.
Nijfff 8. m. A Jyn saint ; the united
form of Brahma^ ViihnUy and Bhtv,
or the Hindu triad ; one possessing
three forms or modes of being. #./.
Trinity.
f^^fk 8.fJu A medicinal plant (MdHugo

pentaphylla ).
finiT »./. A woman, maid, female, wife,
Ttriya-charitraf 8. m. Female wiles.
TiHf/atetJy », m. The soience 4>f
woman, knowledge of woman. Tiri-
ya-rajy s, m. Amazon country, pet-
ticoat goYer^mept.
f%ilT«i^ *. «^ Sin. as the in^peder of
the three olyects of life. [ri?er,

pT?n^ t, /. Th^ Yamma f>x Jofluw
pf^rw ». m. Three nights . coH^tM^y,
or th49 duration p( thre^ iwglit^. i
fw«^ ^,n^ The three worlds^ u 4u
h^v<en, earth, and (b* r^ionf id^er
the earth ; the universe,
Mh^ 8,fi Tke aggrei^ate of tho-ikm
worlds, or^ heayen, earth, and htll
oolleotivel^i. TaHoh^tnathf «. 931. Lovd
of tbe uni\ier^ <
f^^ 9, yji* Three huidan objeeia or
pureiita^} aa> lovb* duty, and wealUi ;
thz^e oonditiona <^ a king oreiate,
prbaperity, evenneM and : decay ; or
loss, gain, equality ^ the tJnae qaali-
tM8 of mibtmre, putty, UimiinftBi, avi
deptwity. ^ [M^\

fl|ii4i» fLM. Jl plant (Jludtua ^eiy
f^^* ^/. A nwe .of *p«anjfea ;

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^^

( m )

w

. tbe namo is especially applied to the
river at AlUhabad^ where it receives
J amuni mxd 19 sapposed to receive
under groaod the SwaitMti.

f^ir^'ff «./, A |)^ther& {HOanahck
rq)eu9 ).

fimi^ «. m. A sanctified teachet of the
J^ seet ; the refage or Asyulum of
the three worlds.

fv^lM 9. m* A trident^ a three pointed
spike or epeav especially the erest
'of Shiv.

fv^ir /./. A Bort of metro, the ota»z«
consiating of three lines of . yftvioas
lengths. [.^itogle,

MlTf t. ffi« A . ftiU with three peAa;

l^inrt r.' m. A kiod of fish ( Ojtp»inu8

fife^qjT adj. The thr^e peftoda of the

day, «r, dawa, ikoon^ and eve.
Hlfff^^ f . to. A portion of the Big and

^itSi/. Loss, deskuction.

wirr 8. fi The ieoond Yit^ or age of

the HiiMSf siid to consist of

1,296,000 years ; tbeailrer age«
itfK 9. TH. The modern city of Tippetah

in Bengal.
^4n%9 #. nb. A ti^boUr in the three

VedSy or one who possesses three

scien^s.
^9# #*/. A Bigiai^ or one of the

female petbonifieationtf of music.
^#^ *. /. The beak or bill of a Lird ; a

kind of pike ( Ewr scolofox ).
W« s.f. The lark of the baipboo ;

bark in general.
I^^V^T a.m. A sore or wound,
vnr^t^ «; /. The manna of the tamboo.
«./. Skin ; bark ^ rind f woody

cassia*

m\\ ff. /• Baste, speed.

c^ftw «. »». Despatch, haste, ado.

Quickly, swiftly. 0dj. Quick, swift,

expeditious*

ir The seventeenth consonant, of the
Ndgati alphabet, and second of tb«
dental class, being tho aspirate of
the preceding letter, and escpressed
by th.

irfc «./. A heap of clothes, &c.

•'>«.»». A pillar, a post,

^H«!T V. n. To cease, to be restrained,

to stop, to be supported*
fHK } f. m. Clot, lump ( congeaiUa).
fWT J Thakke he thakke, a<^. Cotf-

gealed, thicfc, conglomera^d.
nn^t «4^ Very wet, drenched.
w^itT V. n. To bo wearied or fatigued,

to tir^ to fag.
"W^ a^. Tiled, weary,
wirpn «. a. To tire, harass, weary, fag,

fatigue, fade, •
frfVK a4;« Wearied, stopped, motAon-

less, astonished.
fWT «. m. Clot, lump ( congealed ).

TAoib^ ib^ /^^ o^. Congealed,

thick, conglomerated.
in #. m> Udder. TlMndar^ An animal

with a large udder, or having an

udder,
ir^ e. /. A blemish in horses.
BR^r 8, m. Inflamed breast {of a ton^

man ) ; name of an animal.
«ri>^ 8. nk, A Brahman or Thaneth-

waf'y a famous Hindu shrine in K'ti*

rukehetroj near KamaaL
srqw ^. m. A pat, a tap.
IHVT 9. »>« A b^Z| sl^p, claw, cufig

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wr^TT

> n. «.

To tremble, to quiver.

n^^ 1./. The clapping of bands. TA<i-
pri bajancty To cUtp the hands. TAtt-
pri matnoy To boot.

K^T^ «. «• A slap, a box, a clonty
buffet ; scalp.

iV^f g. m. A box^ % slap, claw, ouff.

««( «• m. A piller, a post.

V^\ ii^. Thick^ corpulent.

VfPiT ^ i>. M. To cease, to be res-
fn^m > trained, to stop ; to be sup-
■jf^m J ported.
W^ 8. m, A lion or tiger's den.
WHK adj. Trembling.
irK«<T«IT «. «. Tu tremble, quiver, shi-
ver, shake, quake, vibrate.
•i^ir^TlZ ) i»f. Tremour, shaking, trem-
W^trft > bling, quivering, shiver-

«ing, vibration

«rai ». wi. Place, find, or dry ground ;

a lion^s or tiger's den.
wfmmm V. n. To palpitate, to flutter,
l^r^^ <t4;* Moving on land, terrestrial

{an cknimal).

mm^tm «^cnT I t^. n. To undulate, to
WflWT^ J fluctuate 08 a thick or

glutinous fluid, to ahake as the flabby

flesh of a fat man.
mrn^t 8, m. Place of abode, and means

of attaining one*8 desires.
nfmmi./. a salver, a platter, a flat

dish, generally of brass.
iRrt 8. m. A mason, a briok-Jayer, an

an architect.
rni i>. n. pa8i Un88, "Was.
irt?r «./. A den of thieves.
«t4t 8. m. A rooeiver of stden goods.
WtH 8. m. A post, a piUer, a support,

prop, an obstacle,
trtH«nr v. (I. To support, to prop ; to

fthHl'.l, pivt««t; k^ep; l^tftin, mAia-

tarn, to shelter; to prevtfit, wrtho
hold^ restrain, calm ; to stop, to pnll
up (a hor8e), to bear, assist, resist.

wtf^T 8. m, A mound or bason of earth
about the root of a tree.

nmm v.n. To fatigue, to be tired«

infrft ) f./. A trust, what is given
wnf^ ) in charge, a charge.

WT<f 9. m. A pveee of cloth ; a stall for
cattle, a manger, a pieco ( of com ),
as Bk than atkrufi. One gold mohor.
Tln<m than. The private parts of a
male.

nffilT#. m. A station, a guard ; the in*
side of the lines of an army j a heap
of bttttboos.

wnf^ t. M. Householder^'master of the
house. 8, /. A den of thieves.

^iq *./. A tap, a pat, a flap^ paw ; the
sound of amaill drum.

^J^^J r. m. To patek (^ a tvafl mih
eawdung) ; to tap. «./. A religioas
ceremony performed at a certain
season, at Apni and its vicinity.

WNT *. m. A marie of the paw.

imft 8. /• The noise of tapping ; the
instrument with which potters beat
their earth, or Witb which terraoee
are beaten.

WWt. m. A post^ a pillar, prop, sup-
port; aa obstacle.

wmn\ t?. a. To support, to prop ; to
shield, protect ke^p, retain, nuiintai»,
to shdter ; to prevent^ withhold, res-
train, calm ; to stop, to pull up . («
horse) ; to bear, asaist, resist.

^ i «. TO. A large flat dish.

wmT 8. m. The basin at ^e root of a
tree for holding water : the excava-
tion in which a tree is to be planted;
a large flat dish,

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mpfts./. A salver, a platter, a flat
dish ; a monnt or basin- about the
root of a tree for holding water,
mv 8, f. Bottom, ford,
^nft 8. J, Fordableness.
f^K<i^dj. Fixed, stable, settled, tran-
* quil^ calm, smooth.

f^^^[m V. «. To set one's self off well in
dancing, to dance with expressive
action ai^d gesture.

fillWl «•/• Rest, Battlement^ tranquili-
ty, steadfastness.

fwn^ 19. «• To settle (oil It^uor).

4)i; ^j. Tranquil, calm^ smooth.

^«W «niT 19. n. To spit OB the mention

of any disease, as a preservative

against it^ or, as a caution against

an evil eye.
vvtHc adj. Base, contemptible ( Kx to

ke spit. upon),
wirm 1^. a. To cause to sjat ; to cause

to reproach.
'Jf f^ «<fr. Miserly, narrowly.
WfwWiT V. 0. To drive away scornfully,
wv^ 8. /. The mouth of a camel,

korsfli, Ac .
WWIT ^. a. To frown, scowl, or pout.
Wtnm ir. a. To cause to be supported,

propped or plastered.
flWW adj. Gentry falling or dropping

(a$ foateffrom a imall height).

WW 9. fit. Spittle, saliva. TMih ehatna,
To break one's promise. Thnk Sena,
to leave, to give up. Thuk lagmhar
ehhorna, To treat with sovereign
contempt Ihdk lagc^na, To apply
-spittle (d Urm of abuse ttnd of mott
ifidecent weaning),

^Wt f . a. To spit.

^ *./. A paiar, post, colomn^

1?fC^ w, Uoath* ^ -

^[WWT ^m.i The mouth of a camel,

^r* *./. J horse, &c.

"^ 9.f^ A pillar, post> column.

WWK 8. m. A plant {Eniyh^rbia nenifolia)^

tttt #. m. Merry-making, Tha^-^-i

kama, To make merry.

^^^i.f. A patch (w a ^arBM?iO.

Wit'ft*./. Merry-making.

4vr 8. m. A steue set in a ring..

Jj»> ** •»• ^ A purse tied round the
yftiqfg./. I waist ; a bag ; the soro-
Wllt 8. w. J turn.

^itv «• i». A mount, heap, ready money j
share, person.. Thokdar, 8. m. A
wholesale dealer.
W)^ 8, m. The spathe of a plantain tree

before it shoots from the stem.
*1^ «<&'. A little, small, scarce, few,
soanty, seldon, some, less. TAoi*a
thora, A little by degrefts. Thof'a
thorahonay To be ashamed, to shrink
with shame. Thora-bdhut, adj. Moi'e
or less. Thore je thora, adj. Very
little.
4t<m adj. Bruised and spoiled {as the

head of a maUet) ; toothless.
WtW^ <idj. Blunt, not sharp, dull.
4tWT 8* m. A medicine ; an arrow with-
out a point, adj. Bollow, empty;
toothless. Thothi bat. Word without
meaning, nonsense.
ifi^ 8. 19. An ornament or inounting
at the end of tjie pole of a pcdki^'fic.^
head, topping.
wtWT t>. 0. To support, to prop ; to

plaster; to pile, to heap.
Wtfq^n^T V. n. To trickle.
^t4t 8^/. Box, thump.
^%\ 8. m. A j^lwii {Euphorbia nei'it/olia)n

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f^

^ The tUrd letUr of theduitia ckm
and eighieenili ocMMonran^ in tbe
If i^ri ' alj^babe*! corresponding to
the letter tfiUtter^witk th# point
of the tongue preased on the itpper
foreteeth.

rt pafL Given ; gift. ». m. Destiny,
the Deity. $./. The Qiodh^ad. Dtu
hgna, To be nnfortanate. Dat-maroy
. adj. Struck by the Deity, accnised.

Jtw s. m. A stick ^ a staff ; fine, penal-
ty, punishment^ castigation by am-
ercement or putting to death ^ a mea-
sure of time, 01^ 2 k minntea.

^^w «./. Hindu salutation, bow, bbe-
iaance, prostration,
^^i^ 8. m. A mendicant who carries a
staff in his hand ; the x>enis.

^^^tm t?, n. To enjoy one's self> to be
contented and independent, to have
at one's ease.

it^[% f . f?t« A blif ter, a pimple.

^ f . m. A gadfly ; a tooth ; the sting
of a anake.

^9«l<«iB« Biting, stinging.

^^^^ i. m. A plant (.Byperanihira
morunga).,

^filH adj. Bitten, stung.
. ipft i.f. A small gadfly.

?^ adj. Uischieyons, noxions.

^^ 8, m, A son of Brahma, said to
have been bom from the thtimb of
his right hand, for the purpose of
peopling the word. Daksh is sard to
have had sixty daughters, of whom
twenty-seven are represented* as the
nymphs who form the lunar asterisms,
and wives of the moon : one of his
daughters alB9 wmr Sati or Durga,

the vife ol Shiv^ mi ji^mUw w«ro^

marri^ to Kas^p^ and were the
mothers of all created beings. Dak$h
waa on oue ocoasion decapitated by
«S^^it; ; he is sometimes regarded as
an Afiatar of Brahma himself ; t
muni aad legislator who flourished ia
the beginning of the Treta yug :g
scholar; a pundit; a dexterous or
clever man. adj. Clever, able, dex-
terous.

^HT*./. Dexterity, cleverness.

^'^r«r^^'^ii9 8. ml A nitme of SJbV.
Ddksh having on one occasion made
a sacrifice, to which fae invited aU
the'gods, except his ion* in-law SA«i^
and hfB #lf6i Seift', they weat imbid,
mid befig ' roeeivMl «Mpolkaly, tbe
latter tIMW himself into tba fii^*aad
was burnt ; a furious ^qnwrral eaaned
between S?hf^ «ad Daksh^ in whieb
the god decapitated hia-fatiiar4»4aw.

id^ adj. Right {iuft left); mKl^
sonthem.

^^f%w^8.f. The fltmtli-eat* quarter.

^f^m s.f. A present to Brakm&m
up'oir soletnn or saorifioial oocasioas,
a fee, reward ; a iornw oy figure of
Durgay in w^eh the right aide is
Bald to be ftdmnced / donatum to
"BraJimani personified as a goii^wi,
said to be bom from KriAn't i%lt
side.

^rt^Ky «» m. One kind of saoaed five,
Hiat which ia taken from the domes-
tic or consecrated fire, and ie placed
to the south.

^f^TWfl B, r». The McXaya moaotain.

^NwT^v adj. Turning t^e face soatk-
wards.

^f'^WT^W 8, m. Bouthiag. Dakahmaytm
8urja^ The winter, aolaiice, sum's
0oathin£P; the pcciod ni the auu'a be*

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ff%

log in ik0 «oiitk0R| 1i^intispb«re,
saotlicm declmatioii.
i|^«^ adj. Meriting or de»ervi«g a

^;f^h^ ad^. Soaibward, flontherly.
^fl^oi^'. IfoA^ or ^eMfrvimg'ol s

rewnrd. *
^^ i$dj. GapaUe, ebUy irMl qaalifieci.
^^«vi 8. m. Sovdi ; tie soQiheni part

of IfiiKa.
^m^ adj. Southern (generally^ ikim§s or

ptrtons f^'Ota ik^ $<mih), Dakhsni pu-
• dina. Horse-mint. [India.

^^^ «. 10. Simih ; the aoHthdm psrt;«f
^fvn (Bc^. 8W«tfc«m- t* /. SomtlKiiy

wind.
^Sotw»i b. 9B. Soothing. JDdlAinaym

Biuja, The w*er dolatke, fttm'a

BOtttiiiiigft tb# period of tilH 9t»-e be-
' ing ia tba raouOitnv l^nvi^pjb^re,

sonthem deolinn^tlon* *

• cr piraam fi^m. th$ $miky VoMkina

IW ♦- nf^: A k»ttle-dTUin. .. [m<H^y.
^n^ t>^^ ?p,^.di8^1iw9.iW0-teffti.

^1«IIII^ 5ii||i»g4 .
^n^HTiniJ. n. To glow, glwnfl^ twinkle.
^[Bo^mmS' 4k f' SpUndour, sparkliftgt
twinkling ( a« itf,« ^tori.

jlochid^ tire^ke?. npbraid, .xevile,
, pester.

^HHinm «. n. To tremble.
^^1 B.n* A tod of quired vest wotu
as armour. [fi^®.

^•••ifeV B^irnt, uQlw^^^lied, cwisvnadby
^immi.Hih 4k«aT6a, or peuhapa the

.«rrwia.voWr *

^Y^ g, m. A kind of chak,

^W\ z. t)i. Wrangling, t^itfnaion, rmi&mj^

seditioii^ rebelltoQ.
^i^ adj. Mtttinousj toiiulent, iMii-

Heer^ seditions. , .

^« s.^m. See ^v.

^ZWT V. a. To oppose, confnte, %ht

^1^«T f». n. To spilt^ to be r«it or
tor^ to oracle.

^^T ^^ mr . Hardfc impetuous rain.

^fS^ adj^ Bafli:d-sbaven^ beardlesa

^feiwr rtrf;. Having long beard.

^^ <^ iTt, A stjujk, a staff ; ptviishfo^i^
caatigation by ainerffHU^irt or put-
ting to deathv ftie, pei^klty ; % mea-
sure of time, or ^ minutea.

^^* *» »», A sort of jaetre, tV^ansi^
of which exceed^ 87 jiyllables and
nguiy extend to ^OP. . ,. ^ , . r

^mm 8.f. A cgnatij on the north-
east coast. of the peninsnl^ contain-
ing tjie celebrated forest. .gandir<»-:
ranyah^ in which JRam resided aome ,
time.

^^79T s.f, A sort of dmm.

^^?TmT ^./. A perforatcj4 copper yeasel
of give^ ..capacity, plap^d in a vessel
of water : when filled with .water it
qinks^ marking a cert^ portion of.,
time.

^^jftfiT #•/• .Bthjes, Jbe aystey of mew.
rris tanght by Chanyakyah,

^}^^tm ac^f Punishable, d^werving pun-
ishment. , ^ [ frinuB hariigej' J)

^^xn^ ^fc iw. A email kind of fiah ( Cy-

^WW\i«. /. Hindu safat^^on^ bow,
oVeisfmce^ prostration.

W^^ ^. /. Single stick.; Qudg^l^ig,
fighting with 9|iipks or ftaves.

^^fl^^XB( adj. S^ajading.^et.

^if^W <t^ Pnni^ed,, .jq^astised^ aa^'*
tenced, fineA ,;;.,,

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^fi^n f . m. A siftff or mtoe-beiurer.
^^ $. m. A mendieAnt who carries a

stiff in his hand ; the penis,
^ifl <$dj^ Panishable, deserving piSlntsh-

ment
^IRT tf . tf . To oppose, confate, fight.

^^ I s. w. A tooth^bmsh, generally

iplt«r J of a twig.

^ s. fn. The name of a king ; a title
or snmame of a man of the Vyt or
third tribe, adj. Given presented,
made over, assigned.

^«9W j». m, A eon given away hy his
natnral parents to persons engaging
to adopt him ; one of the twelve heirs
acknowledged by the old Hindu law.

^HfTfMt s. m. Resnmption of a glft^
taking back a thine given.

in!nini *. w. A yonth or orphan who
gives himself to pers.ons disposed to
take the place of parents.

<T^^nqll^t*^ $. m, Non-resnmption of
' gifts.

^f^ s, /. Qift, donation.

^fV|in«». a. To chide, to snnb.

?fR5irm s.m. Descent (by a9icsfforg\
pedigree, ancestors, paternal grand-
father's family.

^lf\ 9, m. A bnmp (occdiioned hy the
bite<f 4n in$ect).

^f.fH. Cntaneons and herpetic emp-
tions. [pes.

?^*^ adfj. Herpetic, diseased by Her-

^ i. m. Herpetic emptions.

^ s. m. Sonr thick mili:, milk cnrdU
cd or coagulated by heat; or by the
addition of buttermilk : it is an arti-
cle of food of general Use and high
estimation among the ^ndus, and is
considered medicinally as the reniedy

* or preventative of most disorders.
Dadki-k^Of CoagoJated milk and clay,

tkrown by petite at eabh other In
sport, on the festival of Aiif Ajia'*
birth-day.
^SftriT 8. f. A flower ( CUUfr$a Ur-

?rf^W 9. m. The ekphant or wood

^9i^ 9. m. The name of a mcnf or
saint, famous foi^ having devoted him*
self to death, that the gods might
be armed with his bones in lien of
thvnderbolts : they being the only
effective weapons agttinst the demon
Tarak.

^«nftl 9. /. A medicinai plant.

^^9. m. A tooth ; an elephant's task
or tooth.

^^n*nwt. «. A tree yielding an as^
tringentresm {Mimta catechu) -^ a
plant ( IftmiMops ^i^H) i a tooth-
brash, or a fibrens^ stick n»ed for
cleaning the teeth.

^^nvw^f. m. A kkd «f Jdamiae ( jM^
minum fuhmcenB ) ; the petals, or
leaves of the flowei^'reseiabling teeth
in colour and shape ; tiiis eomparison
is frequent among the poets.

^pinfk *. /. The toolli-a<*e.

^%^ if m. A plan), the flower. of
which is compared to a tooth {Sirytk^
no9 poMorum )•

^m^9. m. The tartar of the teeth.

?[<(f«TNl#. m, Thegtnis.

^PHW9 9. nL Elephant or wood apple ;
common h'md ( Citrus acida); a |i}4nt
bearing an acid fruit ( Avtrrkea
caramhola): • .

^m^t^ 9. /. Wood son^ { OiaU9 sto-

nodelpha ).
^[^ncTf 9. m. A dentiflrioe, compeseA
ehiefly of the powdered fruit of th*
Chebulio myrobalan and green sul-
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^^«<9 8. m. The to^th^olM,

V^rr^^ s. /. A harrow or rake,

^^r^^ «• 19. A disease of the teeth or

gvuBB ) g«m boil, Mlceratioa of the

gnmn. [ tusked.

X^ i' w. An elephant, d^'. Toothed,

^[^?ft^ 8, m, A. strong purgative nut,

tke frait of the or o ton.

laving large or promi-
tnsks, tusked ( an tie-
^^ J pAomf, hear, $c. )

^=^1 aAj, Dental, of or belonging to the

teeth {as a clai8 of letters in the N'a-

gari alphabet).

' ^5^ s. Enmity.

^pifnnTT «. n. To enjoy one's self, to
be contented and independent, to live
at one's eese.

•^^I^ *. m. A blister, a pimple.

.4T 8. m. Membrnm virile,

^^ra 8. m. Course, gallop.

X^zm V. n. To gallop, to rash ; to re-
bake, to reprimand.

%qzmi «. «. To gallop.

^^«»T^3 8. /. Shining, splendour.

^^^RT i». n. To crouch, to sknlk, to be
awed, to lie in ambush, to lurk, to
set (arfo^), to twinkle. Dabak ana
oTj^ana or — rahna^ d. n. To sneak,
to skulk, DcAak b^thna, o. n. To
crouch.

^^SK 8, /. A trap.

^Wirnr t>. a. To snub, check, chide,
threaten, awe, daunt ; to conceal,
hide.

^^«. /. Ambush, crouching. Dabki
mama, To lie in ambush.

.SH?^ } «4;- Skulking, skulker.
X^ 1 adj. Ill-bred, brutish, barbar-

^^fl } ous, dolt, fooUflh, lout.

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%8(T^] V. n. To be snubbed, to crouch,
to shrink, to be pressed down, be
mowed down, give away, to be awed,
to be concealed. Dab chc^a^ or—
nxkalaa^ To be awed, be overpowered.
Dabjana, To retire, to withdraw, to
be mortified, to be suppressed. Dab
marua, To be crushed to death. Da-
5ond, 0. n. To advance. Dabe paon,
With silent steps, softly, gently.

%^T 8. m. Ambush. Daba marna^ To
lie in wait.

if^T^ An oppressor,

^^IT^T if, n. To press down ; to snub,
chide, keep under, to check, curb,
restrain, repress, awe, depress, bow
down, suppress. Dabae dalna^ To
keep concealed, to hide ( generally
fartively ), Dabd mama, To overcome,
to get the better of ; to crush to death.
Dabd Una, To encroach upon.

^^r^ «. w. Strength, power, authority,
pressure, crush, suppression, depres-
sion, resignation, aubmissiveness.
Dabao manna, i>. a. To stand in
awe. [paddlcs

^ift^T 8. m. Name of a medicine ; a

t^tqt^orfo. With silent steps, softly,
gently, [dominion.

^^8. m. A subject, a person under

i^^ir V. a. To conceal, to hide ( gener^
allt/ furtively).

K^^ 8. m. A flint.

'5#t€»TT V. a. To tope, to tipple.

^^ 8. m. Taming, subduing ; selfcora-
mand, endurance of the most pain*
ful austerities ; self restraint, sub-
duing the senses, suppressing the
appetites, p(|ssions, &c.
. %^m 8. m. A tamer, a subduer ( of the

paesians, afgetiUs, ire. ) 8. /. Ardour,
glitter.

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^IF^ i>» n. To fihine, to glow.
i(«i^raiY f . 972. A squirt, a fire-engine ;

« jack or orane ( for raising weights ).
^^^ s. m, A certain king of the

lunar race.
• Ifl^r 8. m. Gold, silver, ricbes.
^^ 5. /. The eighth part of a pysd

ov pice. D.%mri ke tin tin hona, To be

ruined, demolished.
^'R^'iT*n t?. n. To shake ( •« ihe branch

qf a tr4e).
^^^ 8. m. A hero ; a kind of flower

( Artemisia ) j taming, subduing.
WTT ti. n. To glitter, to flash ; to bend

with elasticity, to spi-ing.
e*TPT t>* a. To bend ( with eUsticit^ ).
^Iim 8. m. A large kettledrnm.
'^.n^^ The heroine of a tale ia the

Mahabharat.
^H^, The eighth part of a pysa.
'm\ Powerful, terrible, fierce.
^Rf? Son-in-law.

^^^ I ^' ^'*- Husband and wife.

^^ adj. Arrogance, pride, boast; hy-
pocrisy.

^ adj. Hypocritical, proud, s. m. A

' hypocrite, as impostcr,

^«r adj. Subjected or tamed, s. m. A
steer, a young bullock.

^2»r s.f. A gift ; affection, tenderness,
sympathy, compassion, mercy, cle-
mency J kindness, favor.

^.m^X s.f, adj. Kind, shewing com-
passion.

^Jm adj. Compassionate. '

^wrn adj. Charitable, merciful, kind.

^^rf^ ? aij. Kind, compassionate,

^^T J benevolent, friendly.

^^T?^ I a4/. Tender, compassionate,
^mm J merciful, gracious, liberal,
^ ^eaerous, ben^fio^niv kind.

^mef 9. m. Tenderness, compassim*
ateness.

^??FW > ^> Merciful, tender, chari.

^[?mft^ arfy. Kind, compassionate ; affe-
ctionate.

^^iffj'H i ' Gj'eftt love.

^4^ f r<i. Gave ; given.

^IT ac^\ Beloved, dear, desired.

^5WT «. /. A wife. [wife.

^ftWivftif adj^ Hen-pecked, subject to a

^ 8. m. Price.

^'IT'TT D. n. To split, rend,;be torn, to*

crack.
^^^T *. »i. Crack, crevice, cranny.
5^^<«T»rT V, a. To cause to crack or split.
^^^^ 8. w. Cinnabar.
^^^^T adj. Half-pounded, coarsely
ground.

^^^r ^./. A country bordering on Coi-
hmir^ the mountains about Cashmr
and above F^shawar. s, m. A tribe
of barbarians.

^T^tf^T s, m. An intoxicating spirit
drawn from rice.

^Km s. m. A kind of mat,

^KH 8. m. See ^i dursh,

^<M^ Looking, view.

^^€t One who comes to see or visit.

^i\ s.f. A fish, a sort of carp ( C^-
prinus. ).

^T l s.f. A natural or artificial ex-
^<t J cavation in a mountain, a cave,

a cavern, a grotto, &c. ; a valley.
^K\^8.f A sickle.

^XJX 8. w. A fissure, rift, rent, breach. •
^fts adj. Poor, needy, indigent, dis-
tressed, wretched.

^f<^m s.f Pgrorty, iudijreaco; wretch-
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^xft f^dj. Poor, wretched, indigent.
^ifT s. m. A stall ( in a fnarket) where

betel is sold.
e^W s. m, A sigh, sorrow,
^f < #. m. Frog.

^ 5. »i, Oatoneoos eruplioo, Herpes.
^?td«ft odj. Herpetick, •afflicted with

Herpes.
Vf s. w. Pride, arrogance, boasting.
^W«. m, A mirror, looking-glass.
^ 8, m. Wealth, property ; substance,

matter, a things
^*T #. m. ICua<» or sacrificial grass ( Poa

cynomroides ) ; a kind of reed ( Sac*

cfiat-um spontaneum) ; another species .

( S, ct/lindricum ).
^tfl V. n. To go straight and qnicklj,

without fear or delay, adj. Straight

forwards.
^^ 8, m. Substance^ thing, wealth.
\^ «./. A ladle or spoon.

V^ 8, m. Sight, seeing ; the junction
of sun and moon, or day of new moon
when it rises invisable.

^iwr adj. Who or what shews, dis-
plays, explains, makes clear, &c,
8. m. An exhibiter, cue who points
out or shews any thing.

^n^ s. m. Sight, seeing, looking;
aspect, appearance ^ interview ; a
8h<i8htr, one of six religious or philo-
sophical systems^ the Patanjal,
Sankhyah^ Vyseseshikdh, 'Ni/ayak,
Mimansay and Vedant ; visiting any
sacred shrine, worshipping in the
presence of any image.

^W^FCt adj. Beautiful, handsome.

^^*I^kT^«. m. A surety for appearance.

^i^ adj. Pjiyable at sight (a bill of
txchangs ). s.f. A ball of exchange
PAyaWQ.at sight J offering, prescut.

adj. Handsome, sightly. Darsiani^

jiturany A beautiful youth.
^i^fm adj. Beautifd, handsome, sgree-

a^ le, visible to be seen.
^^Uwrft adj. Vain-, conceited, thiftk^

ing one-self handsome:
i^mf^T Shewn', seem.
^hHt To show.
^11 adj. Visible, apparent > showit,

displayed j explained, seen.
^^ 8. m. The leaf of a tree ; a large

array ; a lieap or quantity ; wild rice.

Ihddai't adj. Fleshy, thick. Dalwal^

Commander of an army.
^w^ws.f. GUtUn
^m^m V. n. To glitter.
^Vn3 s. m. A folded petal of leaf.
^m%\^ 8.m. A. sort of iasmine ( Ja^/w-

num pubiscens ). [hog.

^m^m i. m. A quagmire, a slough, a
^m^m adj. Quaggy, hoggy.
^^^^T^a s. m. To shake, to undulate.
^^^m^zsj. Tremour.
^^^'adj. Swampy,
^^^^q adj. Broken-hearted, cut t^

the heart, &c.
^^«r 8. m. Breaking to pieces, dividing,

tearing asunder/ splitting.
^QIilT V. a. To grind coarsely, to split
^ pulse. ,

^faf^r^* *. ^' T^« Bhcjpatr tree, the ,

bark of which is used for wrapping

woollens in, and for hukah snakes,

.<tc.
^^xrjqt «./. A fragrant plaiit ( Pand-

anus odoratiisimus ),
?5«WT^m ». m. A mass of cloudi ; a

large army j a large tent.
^mw^m mKnj 1). a. To thrash, crumple,

rumple, ruffle.
^^^PIT tJ. a\ To cause to be coarsely

gvQttud corn ).

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W?^ $. m. One wJio gtmiB oorit ).
^mm 8./. The fibre or Tein of s leaf.
^^^1^*1 \ i.f. A woman whose boei-
^f tO ) i^ess 18 to deal in grain

^^^1^ *. «f * One whose business is to
setl grain.

?^^W ^* m. Sesamnm gibwing wil(! or
spontaneon«ly ; an ftccinatic plant
( Piitia Btratioits» ) ; a plant com-
monly called K'agetar (MesttafefTea);
a tree ( Mimoga ^irtsha ) ; a sort of
jftfiraine ( Jasmtnum pnbeseem ).

^r*TT ff, a. To canse t& be coarsely
gronnded.

^mVRWi 8. m. A tree (Vafigueria spmosa),

^^TW ^. m» Broker,

^5fT^ Brokerage.

?f^? 8. m. 7 Wretchedness, poverty,
^ftS{?TT 8./, J indigence.

^ftj^t <$dj\ Poor, wretched, indigent,

needy, nnfortunate.
^ftr^rr 8. m. Half-ground or coarsely

ponnded grain, plit pnlse.
^^n f. / Any sort of pulse which

may be split, as dat.
^^ 8' /. A clod of clay or mould,
^^ s. /. A handmill.
^Wftf 8. m. A plant (Echites 8cholans )
^ 8. m. A forest conflagration.
?TTt«./. Medicine,
^jfir 8. m. A wood on fire or the con-
flagration of a forest.
^Trn^ A forest conflagration.

^^K8./. f ^^•

^ adj. Ten. JDasan-^tisa^ The ten re-
gions, sides or quarters (oftheioorld).
Dasandwar^ The ten passages for the
faculties, vi«, the eyes, ears, nostrils,
mouth, penis, anus, and crown of the
head. It §eeia8; however, that proper-
ly thtfc Ko Qttly i^ae^ ^t^ li^at ^^t b^.

ing acknowledged in any SaMhH
works of authority which have be^
consulted.

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?^^rmir«mw ^, m. The aggregate often
vices proceeding from the quality of
desire, y\z. hunting, gambling, sleep-
mg daring the day, abusireness, le-
chery, drnnkenness, dancing, playing
and hypocrisy.

^W9W ddj Ten times, tenfold.

^^ifirTH ^.* m. A district or coOeetlon of

ten villages.
^njf 8. m. A toi)th.
fUft 8. w. A fragrant grass (Cyjwnii

rotundM ) ; a district part of Mahea

in Bimdelkhand.
^^^ ad). Tenth. [lands,

^wm^ 8, m. A collection of ton gar-
^»[*ft *. /. The teuth day of the lunar

fortnight ; the tenth or last stage of

human life, the last ten years of a

century, aij. Very old or aged.
^^^^ 8. 771. A tonic medicament pre-

«pared from the roots of ten plants.
^Jl%^ 8, m, A proper name, a severefgn

otAjodht^ or Oude, and father of

Ram.
^Wfm^ 9, fit. T^n marks or attributes.

^nxnn J

^ijOT' adj. A thousand.

^n^H^ adf. A myriad.

^r«lTTr«. ». The tetfth of Jitha, ^SoHoh
pak8haj which is reckoned the birth-
day of Oangd: whoever bathes in
the Oangd On that day is si^posed
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gions ceremonies performed daring
nine nights (navar^tri), they throw
the images of I>etH into the river.
On this daj, it is said, Ram marched
•gainst Rdvariy for whi. h reason it is
called Vtji^ da$ami . the day is cele-
brated with great pomp I y Hindu
princes,' the weapons and instm-
ments of war are hallowed ; and if
war be intended the campaign is*then
opened.
t^T «. /. A state, condition, period or
ti^jeof life, as yonth, manhood, old
age,Tft^^; circnmstancee*
^1 s. m. Tenth part. [ drum ).

^wrfr^ *. m. A plant ( Cr0ton p^t^an-
^^mm s. m. Result of eirevmslaBces,

or of condition of life,
^^r^ ». m, A. cottntry, part of central
Hindmtan, lying on the S. K, of
Vindhya monn tarns.
^!^f 9, f. A rlrer rising in the Vin-
d^hl/r$ hills, the Ih^drene of the an-
cients.
^^TT *. m. A eotrntry in the south ^^
India, the kingdom of Tadtt, m. pi
The Tadai^a or people of Djshof^ha.
^in^mt^ s. m. A name of Vishnu ; the
deity of whom there are said to hav©
been ten descents from heaven, for
the purpose of protecting or putUBh-
ing mankind.
Wiff &«r i. ff»» ibcisting <nrcttmstances

peculiar condition.
^ s. /. ^Thread ; the nnwove threads

at the e&d of a pieee of doth.
^nti adj. In good circomstanoes.
%^^ mi pi. The ten org«»s of sense
and^aotien^ yiz« the skio, eye, tontgne,
•Ose, ^r, orgMi of speech, hand, foot,
Mns, and p«dendam«

W a^lj. Ten. Dasan, disa, /' j?L Th»
tei> regions, fliJes or quarters (of
the xoorli ). Dasan durjr, m. pi. The
ten pftssages for the actions of the
faculties; w>., the eyes, ears, nos-
trils, mouih, penis, anus, and crown
of the head.

^««r 9. w, A tooth.

JJl \ <^di. Tenth.

Wmt. /. The tenth day of the lunar
fortnight.

^^%1 s. m. The tenth of leth, shvid,.
paksh^, supposed to be the birth day
of Qangd: whoerer bathes in the
Qar^ on that day is supposed to be
purified from ten sorts of sins. The
tenth of Asin, 9hukla^pak9ha, on
which, after the Worship and religious
ceremonies performed during aiuc
nights (iwi^jfrffn), they throw the
images of Dein into the river. On thia
day Ram is supposed to hare marched
against Ratfan, for Which reason it is
called Vijud datam : the day is cele-
brated with great pomp by Jtmju
princes ; the weapons and instm.
ments of war are hallowed ; and if
war be intended^ the campaign is
then opened.

f * s. f. Thread ; the unWore threada
at the end of a pieee of ^otb.

^f^itrni (tdj. In good circumstances.

VftW s. m. Moulting ( of birds ). i>j^o.
khajh(um(^f To montt.

^fk^T A pi The ten regions, sides^
or quarters ( of the worid ).

Vif%n m. pi. The ten pussages for th^
actions of the faculties ; viz, the eye,
ears, nostrils, mouth, peuis^ tmuf
and crown of the beftd«

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^m s. m. Zinc, tntenag, Lapis cala-
minaris.

^^ «. m. An enemy ; a thief ; an op-
pressor, a violator, a committer of
injustice, &c.

^Wf% 8. f. Theft, dishonest mode of
« sabsistence.

^y^ 8. m, A deep whirlpool, very deep
water, an abyss. Kantoal-dakay A
place abounding in water-lilies.

IHF* 8. f. Ardour.

^▼^RTT V. n. To burn, to be burnt, to
be ruined, lost, destroyed ; to regret.

^ViTRT V. a. To burn, to kindle; to
ruin, destroy, lose; to csuse to re-
gret ; to heat (iron ^c).

^TW^i^ 5r^«n i>. n. To turn with
great fury.

^T?T adj. Scorching^ burning.

^ir 8 m. Burning, combustion ; fire,
or the deity Agni ; the marking-nut
plant ; lead-wort {Plumbago zet/lanic<^,

^^pn adj. Right, the opposite of left.
?^ff>Tn^ 8.m. Circling towai'ds the right

in worshipping.
^41^ adj. To be or what may be bomt,

combustible.
^^t^« 8. m. The sun-gem, a crystal

lent. [ fear.

l[Ym«fT V, n. To shake, to tremble, to
ifl^TfT «. a. To agitate.
l[¥t^T 8, m. A weight of ten seers.
?5Tt4: «./. The figure ten ; the tenth

part ; the decimal places of figures in

arithmetic, the tens.
^T^TT V. n. To roar ( a8 a tiger )»
^T«n D. a. To bum.
.^ff ir p(8rt. pa88. Burnt.
^fTli adj. Right, the opposite of left,

^ft p. m. Thick sour milk, coagulated

milk. Dahivyjila^ 8. m, A seller of

sour milk.
^^^K 8. m. A vessel for carrying sour

milk in ( pcn^icularly at/estivdU ).
^^9f } 8.m. A dowry, portion, every
^Ttf > thing a wife takes with h^r

husband.
^^^ I * TO. A bird ( Goracias ).

^Wt «./. A vessel in which sour milk
is kept»

^TT^ \ 8. m. Giving, an honor, a

^it J giver.

^8.f. A milk-nurse ; a midwife. Dai
ko 8ompna, To put out to nurse. D^i
Jchilai, A dry nurse. Daijanai, 8. /.
A midwife. Dai piiai, «./. A wet
nurse.

^T^ 8. m. An appeUation of a father or
of an elder brother. .

^1^ «./. A shrub that bears a flower
like chamomile ( Chrysanthemm indi-
cum); a kind of firework like that
shrub ; a kind of armour, adj. Rela-
ting to David, of David.

^Vfj9(i s. m. Dowry dower.

^tinrt^ adif. On the right and left.

^T 8.m. Fine, punishment^ oppre«-
sion, injustice, injury.

^\mw€T 8. m. The frontier or boundary
between the lands of two proprietors.

^t^ «./. A balance.

^ 8. m. A tooth. DaniungU halM,
To biCe the finger, is a term expres-
sive of being surprised. Dant koA-
Jcachnay To grin, to shew the teeth.
Dant kathatana, i>. a. To gnash the
teeth. Bant kati rati hhana, To be
the most intimate friend or any on*.
D(in< ifc<» d*ref, The tooth-ache. DaiU

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Ibatna, To stand in amaze, to be
Bmazedy to \?onder, Dcmt nikcdnoy To
laugh, to grin ; to express or con-
fess inability and helplessness. Dani
pjr oharkana. To detfact from the
virtaes or praise of another. Dant
fisn»y To gnash the teeth, to grin.
Jyant bujnay or, — bajna, t, n. To
chatter the teeth, sqnabble, wrangle,
chattering of the teeth, squabbling,
wrangling, sparring. Dant rakhnc^j
QTf^^hona kisi'pary To desire any
thin^ exceedingly ; to hate. Dant
i^gn<Ef 8, m. Trismus or locked-jaw.
Dant lana, or, — niki^lna, To teeth,
grow ( as teeth ). Danlon xamin pa-
harnt ( lit, to bite the ground ), To be
red need to eztrenities, to suffer
great pain. Danton mama, To' gnash

the teeth ( with anger )«

^tw^ 8. VI, A tooth-brush made from
the branch of a tree. [grin.

f tKqt^m D. n. To gnash the teeth, to

^tflrftr^ftr^ *. /. Qaarrel.

^Irft 8./. The tooth of a saw or other
instrument, cog ( of a wheel }. Danti
dena, To insist upon* Danti patma^
V, n. To be notched or indented ( the
edge of a tool ). Danti lagna^ To
hare a locked jaw.

^U 8, m, Ambnscade, ambush, snare ^
time, turn, opportunity, vicissitude •
twisting of one another in wrestling.
Daon chalna^ To have the advan-
tage of. Daon chalanOf To take advan-
tage of. D ^on pakama, To wrestle.
Daon b^thna, To lie in ambush,
to Inck,

TT^T^ 8. m. Burning, stubble^ <&Cr

'^^ 8. m. A donor, one who makes
premts, espo^idUy to Sv^hman^ f a

sacrificer, one who pays all the ex-
penses of ceremony, and employs
the ofllkiating priests,

^tPt^rt: 8,f. A dry nurse.

^nrrftwt /.;?/. The twenty-seven lunar
mansions, considered mythologically
as the daughters of Dakeh, and wives
of tlie moon. 8,/. The nymph and
asterism Rohini ; a plant {Oroton
foh/andi'utn).

^tPsV^T «./. A place in the north of
India, in the country of Vahlik or
Balkh.

^^m^9 adj. Produced or bom, &c.
in Dakshikantha,

5fr^ 8. Oleveruess, dexterity, ability.

V^ ^*/* ^ raisin grape.

^Pt s, m. Spot, stain, mark, sear, cica*
trit, blemish, freckle, speck, a mark
by burning with a hot iron, brandy
stigma, cantery. Bag charhana, or,
.lagana, To vilify, to defame. Dag
denay To mark by bnrning with a
hot iron, to cauterize, brand, scar;
to blemish. Dagdar, aij. Scarred^
cauterized, spotted marked. Dag
lagndf To be damaged, to get a bad
name. Dag lana^ To vilify. Dag hana.
To be cauterized or scarred.

^*im i>. a. To cauterize, to mark by
burning with a hot iron ; to fire ( a
gan, 4rc, ).

fl^V 8. m. A tooth, a tusk.

f fRfiT ) 8. m. The pomegrante tree,
f rr««f J or its fruit, ( Funica gra-*

natttm ).
^rfif*!^;^ 8. m, A medicinal plant

( Andergonia rohitdka ).
^lfif«Tfir?i 8. 771. The parrot, as being

fond of the pomegrante.
^lyiiitft 8. /. The frontier or boundary

between the taws of two proprietors.

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^r*

^T? ^- / A j^w-tooth, or griiuW.
^liJT «•/. A large tooth, a task.

^jfe^f J «./. The beard. D^^rhi ha-
^ift J «<»««, or,^mtt»dAiw, «. <»•

To ha?e.
^m s. fii. Bountifnlness.
^mn «./. A tooth-lrash m«do of the

brauch of a tree.
^ifin <idj. To be given, what may or

ought to be given.
IffHT Liberal, generous, iuhii. Giver,

benefactor, donor.
jm adj. A donor, a giver, giving, be-

atowing. [or d^.

^ s.m. A sort of sickle, large knife
^1^ 8. m. A ringworm, Herpea.
^j^j. m. \ Advances (of money).

^rfvpf\ J. m. A follower of Dadoo.

<f Tf >i^«r s. m* A plant used to care the
ringworm ( Cama mUta ).

^f CT *. t». A kind of song,

f rfT «. m. Paternal grandfather ; elder
brother.

ip^i./. Paternal grandmother.

f r?^ «. «i. A frog.

f rf^«« p»'o/i. A Hindu founder of a sect,
born in the state of Jypur, Dadu-
panthif A folio wor of Dadu.

f l^m V. n. To bum.

f !W 8. i». Act of giving or bestowmg ;
gift, donation ; a present, a special
gift J alms, charity • anything de-
manded by law or custom, as toll,
Ac*; the fluid that flows from the
temples of an elephant in rut. Dan-
pattar^ 8, m. A deed of conveyance
or gift. Dan-ptm, 8, m. Charity, alms.

^T«|il4r 8* m. Almsgiving, charity ; the
rules for making donations.

kv^^ 8. m. A liberal or muniScent
man.

^J^VM «. m. A deed of conveyMice or
gift. [natioR.

ynr^^ at^. Fit for or meriting a do-
^TTf 8, m, A demon, a Titan or giant.
^Tli^Qr adj. Liberal, munificent.
^m t. m. Gfain in general, a grain,
• berry, seed, corn, speck« pimple«.
^1T^^ 8. m. Pood, victuals,
^jift 8. m. Beneficent, liberal.
^T'ft adj. Munificent, liberal, bountiful,

charitable, giving.
^[Vft^ adj. Worthy of having any thing

given, or worthy or fit to le given.
TTTWT t). a. To press down, to suppress,
to snub i to squeeze. Dab rahha^ To
conceal, to steal and conceal j to
press ( farticulady witfi tk8 thighi 1,
to. retain hy pressure, to gripe (at
money ), Dab Una, To outgrow.
^Wnw 8. m. Fire in a forest.
^H s. m. Price, the twenty-fourth part
of pysa or pice. »./. A string, a
cord, a thread or rope.
fr^«i\ adj. Relating to the artemisis
flower. 8. /: A string, a rope, especi-
ally for tying cattle,
f mftrn s- m. A county, the modem

district of TamluJo.
^HT 8. m. A rope, a string, a cord.
iprTT'ilV w. prop. A merchant, who
dying insolvent, his effects were
divided among his creditors in pro-
portion to their claims.
;p«imift i. /. Proportioning, equal as-
sessment, dividend (^ a banh-upd
property).
fcfprWta./. Lighting,
f T^ «. «. An assessment. Jldmi lagixM,

To assess,
^r^f ^ *. m, A name of Sm&na : Ta$(h
dhft liis foster mother having in vain,
passed th^ folds of « rope round his

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**^ ( «8f )

^1T

l»^y, wbilst « cliiU> to keep kim in

confinemeHt.
^pfrnt adj. Hypocritical, a. m. A hy-

X>ecnte ^ a Imid crane ( Arde» nitea}.
^m «• m. InkeriAance i m n«|ytial {Re-
sent.
^|TWf 04^ Lifceral, giving, a d^nor.
^WWr «. ou A dowiy, por^n, iwptial

present.
^f^mir s. m. Partition of heritage, mp-

portioning inheritance, &o*
^f^rftHTf s. m. Portioning or portion

of inheritance, imsion of properl^y

amongst -diffCTent heirs,
^nir $. m. Demand, claim, plant
fTmf s.nu A son { a idnsmiui, a^ar of

remote • an lieir,
f 1^4 s.m. An heir, a kinsman,
f r?nft *,/ A dangkter^ an heiresa.
f T^fTq^'flW i. nu PrivatioB^ forfoitnre or

property.
^f^q 0^, Condemned, sentenced ;

awarded^ adjudged,

JJ5 i s.A ATrifc.

^'Wt^ #./. Cinnamon*

firt 8, »!, The clearing nnt plant

( StiychnoB potatorum ),
^iVf *. m. A sort of poison 6ronght

from the country named Darad,
^(K^^^ adj, Pependant upon a wife,

subject, to her.
^rftv 8.f. A daughter.
fffblTf fir 8. m. Giving a daughter in

marriage.

y^W^ t *• »»• Poverty, indigence,
firort 5 Wrctckedness.

^ft ac(j. Poor, indigient, needy,

iwtched,' niifortniiate.
fr(> #./. A female slave taken in war.
^ 8. m. Wood,' timber ; a sort of

p2li4 {Ptmi iivuda^oo].

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^J^m (^dj. Made of wood, wooden, &c. .

^riw adj^ Horrible, nostere,. ^terrific,

frightfnl, fearful, dreadful, sbocking^^
8, m. Horror, . norribleness ; lead
Wort ( Plumbago te^UniCi ),

fl^1%m «•/. A. plant ( (7»?w»ia wfi- ■
tht^nvhaotk), [wooden.

^«W adjn Made of wood,* woody,

^rw^ B.f. A doll.

fT^ilficWT #./. A End of Onpontea C.
zcfnthorrhhon). [d^*

f f^ 8. f. Spiritaons liqnor ; gnn-po^-

J^'«./ \ Wine, spiritnons liquor.
^T^ «. m. Hardness, fixedness, stablity.

f rf^*r I J*/. A sort of coUyriu^
fi«?f 5 from an infusion of tho_

Curcuma XHUkorrJuzqn i a s^rt of .

potherb.
fTW 8./^ Palfle, ve1ehfes;'«. m. A sort

of grain ( P<$8palum /tiimenlaceum),

Dal galni ki8i Ice 0. n. To hav6 an

ad?antage,' to araiU
fTWT «./. Qolocynth.
^f^lTW*./. A hall. *

tnfJJl^ *. w. Poverty, indigence.
fTpaljt orf/. Poor, indigent.
frftlW «. »i. The pomegranate,
f r^ *. m. A bill or kind of hat-bet _

with a hooked poin\; vicissitude,

turn, opportunity, stake, wager, a
stroke at any game ; a bet^ &c. ; a

forest, a forest on fire, Dao h(indhn(tf .

or, — hadnaj To bet, |to wager.
^J^fn D, a. To thrash, to tread,
^^n s. m. Destruction ; protection,
^ron v., To thresh, tread.
?^T7T 84 m. Claim, plaint; demand. .

^ > »;m; The litiband of anurs^ *

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t^W

ifx^xftr } I. m? Tlie conflagration of a

^i>ra ) forest/ kindled by a tem-
pest or some otiier canae.

-^pH *. w. A servant.

f mn^ 8. m. A frai^ant grass (Cifperus
rotundus)*

f^t^ «. m. Malw<$j ( the proyqioe).

^19 9. m. A seryaat. a slaye ; a Sudr
«r man of the fourth tribe ; • Su4r
affix or appellation.

^^jm «• w. Bed.

fT^W *. i». Slarerj, servitude.

f (^rft 9, /. The female slave of a
slave ; male and female slaves.

f Ifl^ s. m. A fragrant grass ( Cype-
rua rotundtu )•

^pHT «• n». A piece of wood sticking
out from a wall to support the thateh
or 6hhappar ; a reaping hook. -

^frft #./. A maid-servant.

^p^D^ s. m. Ihe son of a slave girl.

J2L *• r 1 Slavery, servitude.

fnr 4.99I* Bnmingy combustion, eon-
flagration, ardour, inflammation ;
morbid heat ; actual or potential
aautery. Dah dena^ To ligbt the
funeral pile. "Dah rdhhn(t, To grudgo.

flY^ 4M^. Bumiog, inflammatory ;
cauterising, caustic, s, m. A plant
( Plumbago zeytanica )•

^19^ f • m. Inflammatory fever.

^TW i. m. Burning, reducing to ashes;
cauterising. [left ).

fTY*rt V. ai To hum. a^^. Bight ( no^

frraK «• m. A place where dead bodies
are burnt

fTfTT^ s. m. The root of a fragrant
grass ( Andropvgon mxiri^oktum )\ this
root being wove^ into screens, and
kept wet, lor tWe purpose of exclud-
ing* to tempering the hot ][inds •

^[f%m adj. Right ( Ofj>ptid U> Itfl V

%tft i. m. {a.) Settling on fire, inflam-
matory.

f%^ s.'m. Lamp.

ffW 8. m. Quarter, region, side ; point
( of the conHpoig ).

ffiniftr 8. m. A regent or a quarter of
the universe, as the Sun of* the east;
Saturn of the west; Mars of the
south ; Mercury of the north ; Venus
of the south-east; Sagu of the
south-west ; Chandra of the north-
west ; and Jupiter of the north-east.

fiprtnw *. m. A regent of a quarter of
the universe, as Indrd of the east ;
Ugni of the south-east ; Nyrit of the
south-west J Varun of the west ;
Marut of the north-west ; Kuver of
the north ; and Besan or Shw of the
north-east ; this word is applicable
to the 'Dikpaiisy as that term is to
these also.

fffri|« 8. m. An inauspicious planetary
conjunction, as for the Sun axi3
Venus to be in the west, &c.

t^f^l^irmi «. n. To show, exhibit^ de-
note, direct. DiH^ett dena^ To ap-
pear, be apparent, seem.

f|w^T^T 8, m. Show, pageantry^

ff^ ^/. Showing, show, displaj,
appearance. "Dikhai dena, To appear.

ftfV^ *. ^. (^0 Fit to be shewn, covety.

^wmtf<&- Comely.

ff ^TT «. (t. To cause to see, to show^
exhibit, display, expose.

f^V^ •• «. Display, i^how.

f^ 8. m. Quarter, region, trac^ sida^ .
way ; ( t> compo8. ) wards^ as uf tor- ,
dig^ Nortb-wards ; point ( if th$ am-
pat8 ).

vi^ «. m. The horisBon.

f^i^^ s. m. Space, the a tiii<>iphere# , J

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T%^\

ffpm^ ($dj. Naked, nnclad, nnclothed ;
dressed in, or enveloped by the at-
mosphere, clouds, &c. 5. m. A Budhh
mendicant, wearing coloured clotliea,
or going naked; any mendicant
not wearing clothes j a name of Shiv,
from his being naked -^ a Ji/n of the
great division, which represents ,the
images of their sain tSy either naked
or plainly attired.

JfWfn J f **• ^ watchman, a guard,

^'PRT i. m. The qoarier to which it
i* deemed xmbmky to trarel or parti-
. onlardfye.

^Jfm *•«. AnelephtBiof » quarter
or pmnt of the oompaisy one of^ght
snppased to be attached tot^ north,
north-east^ &c., supporting the globe.

f^ift «./. ▲ large lank, or reservoir;
in form of an oblong square.

(f ^Wf i. w. Subjugation of an ex-
tenaire coubtry, either in arms 6i
conirov^sy.

tffkrMt #. m. A conqueror or sul^ng.
ator of aa ^tensive tract of covntry^
or the world. * f-j-,

fffvfBmBI 8. m. InTasion, going forth
to conquer the world.

ffPww^.cL A quater or point of the
compass. [ap^oe.

1|i^n^ <»(^. Spreading tfcrougk all

%Wt B.f. A large tank, or reeervoir, in
fofm of an oblpng-.squttre. -

ftilt «•/. Hardness^ ^(idilty: ' ;

^ptv «* m. A patch, «i arttfciia mde

^ m.tiiefaco.

^ ] #<§•. Firm, sirdnfe.

Sr V ^'-^'^ Wrtttnefs, strength.

To proTs^ to strengtiieii.

f^fir g. /. One of the wives of Kftnyap

and mother of the Dittvasi or infernal
, race, op[v08ed to tl.e sjcJa,
{^fci^f 5. TO. A do.non or asiir.
ft«i f . m. A Titan, a demon or giaul
fi^nc «. m. 4n iftterriew, aa orerseer.
fipa ind. Of tjwo kinds, in two wkya.
f^ B.f. Firmness, stability, fixed

state of mind or being.,
^«r #. m.. Day. Dm X^^atf, Topss time
with difficulty. Jyia ho din, rat ho rofi
nahjanna. To be totally absorbed ia
thoogbt or business* Dm kMna, To
begin to prosper after adrersity, Dtn
^aiiu;€m(», To spent cai^elessly, cue
trifle awayii t^fiie. ^^^ eh^trhna, Th^
day being far,adyau<^ed ; thA perio4
of a woman's menstruation being
protracted. Bin eharhdna, To com-'-
mence any business late in the day ;
to eat the bread of idleness^ or earn
one'fl wages without .labour*. Di^
dhaln0, v. n^ To grow late, to d^dine
( the sun ). Dm dAouZ^, In day-Ugbt*
Dm ptfrfkf^ To be unfortunate, Diji
phim»^ To begin to prosper ( i^ftef
0dv4r$ity ). Dm h^din Day by jdaf
Dt^ hhatyif^ Expreeaee time ep^nt ktt
pain and trouble. Dm mundna^ T^
grow late, to dose ( the day ).
^^^8. m. The sun,
ftw1ft€ 8. m. Sunshine, daylight*
ft^^rft «• »• Giv^g daily,
fi^ipr Every day ; daily,
ft^ pi (Sing. ^) Days,
fi^^rfil #. m. Sun. " r

fipwfil Every day.
ftw^ Whole df(f«
fll^^RTT 8. m. The l^i^h of day.
f^TOft Nigkt and day.
fipiW^w. Day-blind, t.^. the owl.
tf'Vlt «•/• A tetter, a ringworm.

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ffn

( «« )

fwv

day..
f^nnnts.m. Merningi
fit<!l^wn #. nu 'Evemngr ( (& animate ).
f^ (»<$, Aged {gvimckllif! applied (»

f?piffiif *. »t. Dfsopfa or daybKinJiiefis.
ftqfir<>. Brilliant, radiant, Bplendid.
iSiW*. «k An oat,- brflllattt, Heavenly

fnrniture;
f^^ ^.m.'A !ampk part-prnt. aireo..
ti[?lT*Tn >•/ Honesty, probity^'
i^nm./! Wiiiteant. '^

f^T^T* «./. A matcE (for casing

fim'nnf 1^. a. To catise ta give or to

f^T*>. m. An inhabitant df DcWit.

tir^tNrr ^ m.' On* wBLOcawB^eto-'ghre

' orpay. '

1^T*rr 1^. <». To canse to pive, to oce*-

' fiion, cansign, assign, to causo to

^ yield, so cause to gfve tip^

l^tsrt^ s. nk Cc^nfdrt^ consotatiooy en-
coTtragement, ^ttpport (of mind ).

f^x[ Km. ^e nan» of a king and

' ancestor of RdTTi, t&o nder of l>elhi
or Adstinapur, * .

1l(9lK <tc^"* Bold, eowageotrt.

fW^ «. /. ' InlrepicBty, boMness* '

^■^ p. n. Delhi.' adj. Hekrty, sinoem.

^ift #.j^ The name of a city, onije tho
metropolis^of Hinduitan^ called also
^haJ^j€ha%i^ad, "'

ft«r «. »i. Heaven,' day.
ftr^^tift *./. Susband's yonnge?' bro-
ther's wtfew'

A day,, .

ft^ ^. m^ Day, day-li^.
^^^ ^.'in/ The flttto. '
f^wr cKfj. Daily, dlnrnftly- of or \^
lodging' to the d^. ^ '' •

f^^rf!^ «; m. Day and ^i|pht.

f%ww <M^V Being BDndi by day u m^
An owL

I^TilW «. i»t^ Mid-day. moonw

ftiVKTil 9^ m. A dlay aind night..

Iwtrfw **/• Day oy iMjght ^ a day aad
n&ht. £no8e»

1^9 «../. Wallt the bn<%e of ih»

f^iH: «• m<. insolvency^ bfinkmptcy.

f^ift ^/.. A iSTinc^u fe&tLTaJ, celebrat-
ed oa thA^ diay of the nevr moon of
Kaartak^ whei) the- ^u^dm^ 4fter*b»*
thing \tk the Gangea, or oth^ river,,

, Hft .on theis baal abiikfe^ perfMd 4»
«r<fd^, W |i<i m^ vocship j9M#Amf^
and indulge m ezeessivje/gftniiblijiig.
T&eJkimeaiMid.jpireotia av^'^temfib-
, tied «t B^hi r and itii* J9l^«Aisl([t%
^ Blight &^ oniNMally ipeat \st
gamineL

^(Duv «• lit. A Ung of l^emiwH^ and
founder^ the india» Sehoei: of mo-
4ia»e. '

fm «4h. Diifitt^ eelesliaT; beaut^l;
agreeable, oharmmg } §k:9kM&\ ao
oaCh. v> • ' ■'"'

fWM^Wn <. m. A mi!>ctnf6-,of iivetarttet
€b8, 9iU#> earrds, miUr^ better tmJl
sagar. {mont »

fi(iiror««ai» Theflraaoiicr gem &?Uliii^

fliWI #. «•• Quicfcsaver.

ftifili oi^. Clothe or faiteated in c(ele»-
tialnrtoMat.

rf^flMMigm ^'. nvhao, i^Iestia^ of
hoavenliy Mr4h or bettg. ' '

fiW #. ^ ''*6gioi^ «pa#^ qimrter, p%st%^

ffWr ir./. Side, region, q;toter, pobi

(a/<&«comp0«f V ' ' *

f?piPQ[|9 9^ m« A sign in the hearena
oonjipUed op ffflffif T^Ci'ngK aJa]hriibyT|
tho- qnart([x towards^ ^^^^\f^ ^

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i »w >

^

day».
^ft «. /. S^bjfc, loojk of, . seeijig. v.
^fOTT ^. »i. To uppeMV 1m> Bi^m^ <•

fieem. ^. «. To see,
ft^*./. Side, regio;?, quarter^ p<^%

mto the fields (/«• o p^'wy ).

firr^ ^, m. A idol teni|>lei
%^**.A A?tlre«liold» '^ *

f^H^ #./. ^Blnreibelfil, 4e9r, DXtorMir,

9. TO. A door-kee|)ei% ^
f^ i.Jt iCttiie of ftufty, the nietwH
. polS»^of lRM««ta% €«Ilea ets^ BA»A-

jahanabad.
fiSZ. 8, /. Lamf eUncI^
fl^TS./. Sacrificing,cti«>nii)Br oWftttoftff;

reoetv^g.t^ la2t9iyt<H7 maiilr' er in

cantfttion. '

^fvir aii^\ iMtiftied; i)eifoTmect <«*

^f^ ^. ">• A spirifcnal father, ibe
. j^oiy^iifmkajkpf ofi^imtiatorof A»
. %iitiAt«fj nMntr or .i«ra|(er-;
ft^^m ^. n. To look, to i^ypear. -

?f|f^ J ion*

Ij^oontwiim I l^t ia^gaudrat.
ifN ($dj» Boor, ind^ent, xto^J, dis-
tressed^^ j(ii|m|t^. I3t0-cfy^Z, acji. |j[^-

, ^rf ta%p^|^; PiV^ li^<>^^i

; the: poor ; l>/n-5<f«(ijtt, Th(^, frie«kd of

the^^f are ul] i^pi^h^tf. ojf «(he

^,^jCT.p»|V pi8tnew?d^d€ft^Jfd, ,

ifin^ r0dj, Dowi»>eagt, ef mriaacMf •

ftiT «i a. To give, i» grmttj to yteJd^
iSordy 9ih;Wp periait, emit/ let, p>o»
dwoe, Iwj ( ^^ ), »: m.i Givmg.

^nn p^nu A we%bt of f^od ; a ceTft,^
etgiTfivr. * '^ ■

fHt Sd, f€n. im^. ptr ^MM#ef ^ To
give. ^

^ 9^m^ Jl fflpnp ; anislaikh;. -» emn
' tinent, s fegten or <i{kbe ef the^eartK

ftqiF #• nt. A lights tt'^BOlMe, a ffltte^ ;
aa aromatic see^ tLi^stieum aj¥ram"f
a mnscial mode^ song* at meea In lfi#
hoi er«M^e» ^ a kM of ftr^^A. oAfJi,
Makiag lamiaoiiir ; kkdliog Main*
ittg» • ' '

?fM«(,i.m. iiifmprUMfe, soot; ;

daS5t % ^••^' ^® ^-^ of a lamp/
f^ffNT^r «*;»». Laen^lrt^ck, tke.ceiftiqii^

8e4 su^Jce^r soot ^.a-laoipK
^'W^ ... :vr' ' >

^?^« <w&; Inflipmog, ligW.P'f -t6Mi»%

citing ; tou», st^naJiuit;. 6tig;^||(^.

tmg> exciting. . r: . ^

?fh»H^ *»ia. The Chcm^^ [MiQh^ict

ehampmsa y ^ , , j ,, . .

ft^W^ - i !?«• AwW.ofIai»fi,iitt
fM^ir^mi ( iUomiikatioyi. ..

fil9 #«,r:. The^'Btfuid or |it«n «£ #
la»p,.|i.ea»<fltesti«fct • .r ^ •.. ' •

f^qriit #•/. The day of njsir nie<>n in
the month Jmi;^ or XJorftl; tS»jpl|i%

ilivnil>«l?ol^ iXha^9f i< JT^
tlj^ P^/t fsjitia itsf^y t^TUMtd ^
a row or range of l^Offj^ ^ ...
t9,M^.. lpli^PW^:«lfiidi^, V4tt0i,,

i ftm ^»/. The white ant. .; : ^

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^m

I^H adj, Longy applied either to ip&ee
or time. $. m. The So/ tree; a long
vowel.

!M«i9« 1 t. m. A BorloficrAneCitf*-

ftwvrv #. 91. A loag time, a loag period.
flW^V s. m. A tree (Alangimn^ kixa-

peialum).
fl4€iC <!<(;. Long-haired.
^WHTir.tf* m. A kind of fidh. . -^ ^
fii^Mt 0df. Loag*tb}gbed. 9.m. A

crane^ a oiuneL
fl^ftllT*. ai. Affliake.
fhf4)f#.ai. Loag life.
!fh?«Mt M^i . Living or eziaifiig « long.

. time,
fj^iif <•<&*• Tall, long,
fWfiff <h(^ Far aeefngy-prbvidMity wise.

«• m. A wise and learned nuoiy a

aeer, a prophet.
t(t^V% f. f)i« A wne or profident man.

o^'. Wlee, provident, fiir^aeehig.
iA^4^f. Death. [sigh.

^JPwilM hm. A long or deep-drAim

^hl^iir B. m. The forh-tailisd shrike.
^nvm adj. Long-leavec|^ longifoliam.

um. OarBc.
iftw^nra f . m. Oarlie ; a thorn j plant ;

akMof ^whig in niai^hy pla6d8.
ifhv^WT #./» 'A sort of Engenia.
^I^r^ <tegf. Long^leavMy longifeliam.
?ftwvirf adf. Havhrg long shoots or

tendrih. •• la. Th^'Stm plWt (Crofo-

lariajancea ).'
4mMV^ s. f». A heirota*
ft^i.m. A plant (OuBsiAjUhaa).
||r^v ddf. Buying a long r66t. g. m.

A kind of Sitioa tttb ; ii' aoii of

eensitive pbttti.
ljHlt(it#./. Ac*eep6rCJPcjfo#t>tWiii

Mil ) ; i ^Uiit ( ffid^ohftfi ^<^a^

Hcurn )• ■ '

fhSl|[^ «./. A plant ( HeiyMdtwn dU
hagi ). [niglit

fNcTW 9. m. A long period ; a long
fl4<Wft dij. Being long ill.
^nin adj. Being of an ancient family.
^Ith't t. fhi A long vowel,
^tf f «V «. m. A plant {Biffn<mi<$ In4ica),
fhlfftlW #./. A plant ( MintJsa ocl

andra )• [rohuHa ),

ftwwm #. «i. The Sdl tree (SAorca
^V^ 04^*. DHatorjt 8h>#, te^na.
fiw^vrm «./. Dilatomieaf, tedionaiMM.
4ti^ adj. Pflatorj.
fl^irc «. m. A long vowel ; a loag

noie, a minim or seanbteve.
lfh|fw#. m. Long life.
H^\ O^w Long-li¥ed. e« m. Tha aSk-

eotton tree ( Bomliax hipiapkylhm )•
^f? #./• A lamp-stand,
l^^nft «./• A smaH lampw
ftfTa.ai« A lamp..
i^Nr^tfsA A leather strap, a bdl«
ftflr^fa. The blue jay.
f)w^ 19.11. Tolooky toseemyioappMri

to l:e visible. IMps^ <m^. Like. <llo.

Likely,
^har #./. Sacrificing, oflbring oblation;

leceifingthe initiatoiy m^htr or in*

cantatien*
ifMarir a^;. initiated; perfome<t («i

ti^ D&bAa osr4aien^ ).
ftf^ 'k.' m: 4' iit>iritnitl* father, the

commnnioaptbr of the initiatory mdHkt

or prayer.'
^^ i. m. A large kettledram.
t- V ^. «». t'ain, all, ache, grief, sbrrow

aiffltction, distress ; tinhappiness ;

diffiontty, th>nble ; labotir, fAtigne ;

annoyance. T>vkhka mdra, cKf;". Affiier

ted. I>ukK hd hfrtci, $. m] Diapellec

ofigrtiif <>r ptffi. Biihh-dai; fi IMO-

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▼t*

fuD, troublesome, vexations. 3Ah '
jMiM, To be efflietecL Duhk hk^mdf
To labonr, to toil, to saffer dUts^es
or trouble. Dukk-htb'anf AnojdjAe.
Dukh hdrta^ Dispeller of grief or
pain.

;:W^ adj. Canslng pain ; afflictingt
occasioning sorrow or trouble.

SW%V adj. Afflicted, pained, distress-
ed.

^:w^^ adf. Living in ,pain or distrei|s.

^:^T 8, 771. Misfortunes, calamities. ^

; ng^ adj. Afflicted, pained, distress-
ed«

^:iif ft ) ad/. Giving or occasioning ;

? ir^rft J pain, troublesome, vex-
ations.

fr^m D. n. To ache, pmn, smart.

f riflinr adj. Painfnl, distressfal;
abounding with trouble, &c.

yvnfiw \ a<J". Suffering paip, hat-
f :WHT4t I mg pain as their portion.

;:^|i|iv #^. To be obtained or effected
with difficulty.

^{i^OTi^ 8. m. Deep distress; the world.

VMJ^adj. Bemoving pain*

f-^mr e. a. To inflict pain, to torment,
to hurt^ to pain*

^.f^u ikdj. Pained, suffering pain ; affli-
cted, in distress or pain, sick,

;:fiRT adj. In distress or pain, nnfor-
tonate, poor, indigent, afflicted.

^Termrm. ) M. Afflicted, in dis-
?:ftwri!l/. ) tress or pain, sick, sor

rowfnl, sad, wretched, grieved.
;:^ 1. adj. Suffering pain» sorrow-
S:f%«r ) ing ; afflicted, in distress or

pain ; sick ; affected]
VMXVn adj. tJngovemable, ill-n^^aged,

intfaetable.
T.ijN adj. Hl-beharedj leprobate, al-
. anHoAecit

;m adj. tmpi!ope¥, unseasonable.

;;?}ilf ^Mi Time of afflioiion, distress
or trouble.

^:^% a(^. In;toIerabIe, diffi:nlt. to be
borne.

;t^rm a^. DiffioaU, ai^ous, not
easily uceomplished.

;.^ a^\ Diffieult or unfit to be touc-
hed, s. m. A plant ( ffedpsarutn
ahagi).'

^:lV«f # /. A prictcly sort of nightshade.

\ni%l 9. m. "fhe fourth part of a ptfsa
or pice.

f«^«./. A snaffle.

^*l*r s. /, A shop.

wmSv^ ! ^- ^ -^ flbop-keeper.
^mm $f m. Famine, scardty.

ff « s. m. A cloth worn around the

"* moiiU .

ffnrt s. nu Pain, imparting, affective*

f9rs s. m. A u/^^A,iegr(^ or tone in
music.

!«&•

Two-foldt deubk.

^««m. MUk.

jfvn f^y. MilkinSBs, the nature ef milk.

fninifiriii s. m. Milk and mangoes, man?-

go <pol.
f:«^^««»»i. TfaefrotborskittofmiU^

syllabub, Cfeam.
f^4t s* /• A small medieinal ahrub

so palled.
;f^H^ 8. f. A sort of Aaolepias (A^

rosea) : the Htncft depri^ative JMAi, -

is also applfed to Eufharbia hirta *

and ihymifolia.

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red «orjb €fi Apang {Ac%^%tke$^

^^11 I <i(§f. Of two two ftoinds, wa-

^Pw<n ) vering, distractod.

^4 inftfrf. Aiv^yt li^gotiei araimt 1

s.f. Splendour, ligkt, bea«tj afilte,

malioe. DtU datttkf Bflproof^ i^nri-

maad,

^Jfrnrr «. m. I A reproof. D»lft(»iM(,

^il«T<t«./.. / reproTe,

^iTim «. <!• To press down f to 8niib,.tp

chide, to keep under,
f fir,^./. Splendour, lights beauty.,
5TTTtm «. <u' To drive away • jomfttlly ;

to deceive, balk, cheat.
^its.f. A medicinal herb (EupkorH^

hiria and ih}ffii{f9U*)*

1^ J ««&'•/. Milch, giving milk.

}■

m« A sort of drum, a'largtB
l^ettle'drum^

f^wrc #. m. A sort of red worm.

ipm #» «i. A^itd of^reH-or^a piece of
linen in which there are two breadths.
Dupatla tanks sona, To draw tin
aheet over' OM'0 head ( eiih^ from
iecurity and csrehsHn€$i or after
death ). Dupatta kilanaf or, pkirana,
«. tf • Tor hoi* out a ' flag of truce,
i» offer to wirl'enaer'( ntfoHi^

5Wff:irT «./. A kind of flower (i>en<-
0peti$iflimhieM )i disg.> Meridian.

lg^^l i.f. Doubt, suspense^ uneertidn-
«fy-dilemiBa« i '

ffVT adjn Lean, thin, poor^ barreir,
iBoagreai wew«

5wwrt »./.

5»iTfir?n 8. m. An interpreter.
I^Ka.m. A fan^e^ a flctrciljr

f Leanness, thinuesSi
r ' nteagr^tiess:

yc prtp. A depi>eciative parficfe, hn-
plyiag pain, trouble, ( 1^ <f^fc«Z/y.
fB ). Inferiortty, ( da^ oiZ^ contemp-
tible ), Prohibition, (ttray, koldff&r*
keat,) ftt^rresponds in general to
the English prefixes, tn, va, &c, as
infamous, unbearalle, and the like.
Dnr^an, e. m. An enemy. i>nr-din,
Day of adversity, Dur-ndm, $, m.
Infamy. Dur-backany «. ni. Abuse,
Dur-half adj, W'eak, nerveless, faint.
Dur-hittayS, f. Weakness, faintness.

f ^«fT V, n. 'to be hidden, or concealed,
to be absent, to disappear, to lurk.

?^^CfW 8. m. Bad luck, misforlune.

^xm adj. Ending ill, having a bad end.

^^Ptw *• 91, A tree ( AcbgfrdntheB 0«- .

f^'^ )•
f<Twv#./. Cowach.

}. 0dL Wicked, depraved, fol-
J lowing evil pract&es ; dls-

regarding'or deviating from establisb-

ed practices • irreligious, profligate.
^ KX^J ddji. Vile, wickedj bad. s, m. A

rascal, a scoundrel, a villain.
^ Knf4 8. m. White mustard.
^ triT i>. a. To hide, to conceal.
^ K(^ ^ii» Of difficult ascent, 8. m*

The palm tfee ; the date tree.
^rtt^T «./. *rhe stlk-cotton tree.
<U^rH adj, DifScalt of attainment.
^^niiTT «./. A prickly plant, the Jaw-

084 { Hedtfearum ^Ihmgi ).,
TKT«t1' «. TO. Abusive or ' scjurrilous

language, abuse.
^ftn adj. Sinfill, wicked, i. m. S2n«
^f^ a4;. Very bad, very wicked/ •• «.

Qreat crime, extreme wickedness.
^ 8. /. llie two on dice.
^^WT d^;.. DouMo-faced ; thiat which is ,

the same on both sides, not bliving a

wrong side.

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^A

^^l!f i$if. Unaaswerable. 1

^^ adj. Difficult of Access or i4)protc1i,
macce98ible» iiap«r?ioii3 ; ipLponptira-
Me, impassable ; difficalt of attain-
mei^t, aaattauiable. $. m. A. fort, a
6troag-hold, a Drug or hill fort ; a
pasB, a defile, > difiicalt or narrow
passage over a stream, or a monn-
tain^ or ikroagh a wood, &^«

^Ws4r B. m. Enterprise, diffioult nuder-
takiAg«

^^^ adj» Poor, indigent, 'distressed ;
suffering pain or aflictiott,

^m «./. fiell ; poverty, iadigeitee;
raeaaness, snljeetness.

^m^ ntdj. Ill-smelling, ill-seented) fetid.
«. m. Any ill -smelling, snbetance,
stink, stendi. Durg$ndh dns. To

^i|^ adj.. XlUsmelling*

wnn adj. Inaccessible, difficult of ac-
cess or approaob • nnattaini^le, diffi-
cult of attainment ; deep, profound.

^;f<iT s./« Depth, profundity.

)^i|f s.f. The goddess Darga^ the wife
of ShiVf and mother of Kartiketfah
and Gtansi ; also called Uma> Bha^
wanlf and Pdr^dlt : as Durga she is
a goddessr of terrific form and iras-
cible temper, and particularly wor-
shipped at the Durga py^d, held in
Bengal in the month of Agwin or
about^ October ; a word ; a Hinau
book containing the narration of the
goddeds Durga.

^iit5i«rtl \ f.nu The governor of a
^M«9^ 3 fort, or'fortress.

^ilf«IfiA t.f. The -ninth of the light
half cf Kwiik, -sacred to Durga as
' JafgadihaM.

^^^m 8. «i. Taking refuge ki a for-
tress.

ft? mfj. Diffieultof accoiipltfhm^^

ardnous.
^m adj. Ii$ip vkked, vUe ; midici^

ousy laisehief-niakiag. #• m. A ba4

^*9/it4f. Invincible^ difficult to be
subdued pr overcome.

^«r^ a^. Diffienltof digestloii, indi-
gestible,'

i|«^if d4f. lasMq^iousIy bom or pro*
duced ; Improper, 8. m, llisiNrtune,
oalamity ; disparity^ uncottemityy
improprietyt

;^ml^ sdj. Vile, iificked ; low; out oast.

^^4Ui adj. nibehaved, ill-govemed ;

. impolitks. #• m. Misconduct ; im-
poti^.

\9l^ i.f* Impolicy ; misconduct. .

^H a4f* Difficult to l^e subdued.

r^^il o^f* Difficult to be seen 4»« met
with.

|fm t./. A state of oaliumty or mis-
ery, or adversity,

^^«I t. SI. A daik or cloudy day ;
rain or cloudy and rainy iireather.

^i^ (i^\ lU-fieen {jUUraUjf or figara^
tit€ly\ ill-examined) imperfectly ^in-^
vestigated; looked at^^with an evil
eye.

^<«,m« Bad luck, misfortune.

^n I.IK. Inftuny, a bad name, oblo-
quy, a discredit, slander.

^f6m 8. m. Piles or iudniorrhoides.|

%^4t tidj. Infamous.

^jAwc ddj. Difficult lo be stopped,
hindered^ contradicted, 4lo. ; invin-
cibloi udtonquevabte.

r4r4 c^dj. Feeble, thin^ emaciated ;
weak, impotent^ infirm, faint, powcf-*
; poor.

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polen ce«

f%^fl«^. Silly, ignorant.

^f^ adf. To be eiten tritb dMBonlty.

Yllnf •'«»/. A wife not bred or liked
bj her hasband ; 9 k^ or ill tem-
pered woman. ' .,

-^nUifaij^ Unfortmate^ milncicy.

jv^ 8. m. Bad iiepogiiion, iU^temper,
' bad behadovr, ilUmasners.
' ^m 8. m. Deartby famine.

^4rf^ adj\ Silly, igaorai^t,. ample, a
Uoebhead. «./ Folly, foolishness.

X^mn »dj. Bid, distressed, medifaating
er thinking sorrbwfuUy.

^4[^v a4;. Scnrrii<«ii8, fonl-mouibed.;
;, tideeijis, ngly.

\^J9: <. m. . A ponnder,^an iastrnmeoi
for pounding paTonents wiUi, a ram-
met.

^4 «9 adj. Deac, of an .exorbitant
price, s^^m, Dearness^ .ai|y thing of
high price or valne.

^m^J adj. Of little or i contemptible

^* understandtag, d^U, stupid, ignorant,
uniformed; : /

^^>4W 9.m. The elder of tbe {Ct/ru
princes, and leader of the war against
hisconsius/the Pandu8 an^ Ktishna.

^:9m adj, Di£S<»lt of a(tM|i.ment or
acqnirement, hard to be < got or met
with ; / scare, rare ; * excellent, emi-
nent, dear, jbeloved/f . m. A pll^)^ a
sort of Bedytarnm.

^Wfft s.Jn A 36rt of prickly night*
shade. '

^ W^il 8. m. An eTil nMff k^ an nnlqqky
sign, anrexfl omen/

^^^ 1 s. m. . Oenaore, abase ; any

^fSffif ) nuincky ^^or ^ill-omened

•peech.
^ f^ rt(f;. Vile, wicked, Uadiog^ a low

orinfamonalife, following dierepot-

able habits or bosineas, • a cheat, a

jnggler^.a rogne, a faiad^^iiard : fte.
TV ^ s./v Leading a disrepntaUe lifa^

following a degrading bnaiaesa, &o« ;

jaggling, frand.
^9W d^'. Evil-minded, badhearML
|9A «./. Trot. Suttb* jcma, or, ekabut,

V, n. To trot.
^f^ atff. Two-fold, of two rows or

strings. 8. m. A necklace of two

rows or strii^gs.
^«!ft «./. A necklaee of two. strings.
^^W^ 8./.' A kick of the two hin\) legs

of a qnadrqped. DuUtti mama, To

wince, to kick witii the two hind

logs.
^«r^ 8. m. A torban, or the fine

doth of one.
5^f«i5TW«. m A small pnrse.

?^^ )

f «f^n } 8./. A I ride.

I^T J *• *"• -^ bridegroom.

JJ^t «./. A sheet or covering of two

breadths nsed by females.
5^mT V. a. To agitate, toss, shake.
WK 8. m. Love, affection.
^Tf^T 8. m. A shawL
^W^T adj. Acting ill, behavmg wickedly,
^ftw adj. Misbehaving, [doipg or de-
♦ signing ill. 8. m. Evil purpose or

action, misconducty. error,
^•^rr adf. Difficult tq be done.
^«wi 8. m. Wickedness, si^.
^•^^ f. m. A wicked perspn, ajiinner,

a criminal.
5^W#. w. A low family or race.
V^J^ «4>» Of a low <w degraded

family.

?^!l 8. t». Sio; crime^ guiljk

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^«t ift adj. Wicked, an evil doer.
^^« 3. m. Pain in general.
^^ *adj. Low, vile ; wicked, depraved^
bad, faulty ; enemy.

Wicked.

^je^ adj, Malevt^flent ; stupid.
?r^CTT g./. Wickedness^ badness^ de-
pravity,
3y^t^ adj. Innately bad.
%1f*WT ».y. Wickedness, innate de-
pravity.
^^fH adj. Wicked, depraved.
^^^1 *./. A hat^t, a wanton.
^ ^fir f . tn. Abuse.

^jmi m. % adj. Not to be touched,

^^^rf/. 3 unpleasant to the touch.
5. m. A plant ( Hedt/sdrum alhnji j.

? vwTfi adj. Of a bad nature or diS^**
poffilion.

i^^m adj^ Difficult of Attaihmettt, diffi-
cult to be got or reached.

\^^^ efo^'. Remote, unattainable, diffi-
cult of approftcii Ot attainttiont.

^ m^ adj. Difficult id be reliuquisbed
or* parted with,

\W(K ^. m. Double Stakes at di^, ftc,
playing double or quits,

^^ff 8. m. Milking,

^ ym\ t?. n. To be milked.

^ T^T ahj. Double.

^ Iftrti i>. <>. To fold, to double, to
repeat, to reduplicate.

^^^it #./• Crying out for justice, ex-
bUmatioft, an oath, plaint. 'Dahai
tihai hamaf To make rdteratMtebm-
plaints.

^tw i>. a. To cause to milk.
.^tTf s, m. A milker.
^Jimj s.f. A daughter.
^^^^ s. m, A son-in-law, a daugh-
ter's hugl and.

i ftf 8. /. A daul^Wft

^^^ adj, Dtfibalty weighty. "

^ m iMf;. To be milked, miUfi^le.

^r ^^ ft. Thettswo ord^aeeat cmi$,^
dice, &c.

jifWf owij*. Doirfrfe, two-fold« ■

fyi g, /. The secottd day of a lunar fort*
niglit.

jmnK 9. m. A man who marriea s
Seconal wile, a bigamists

\^j O'ij. Second, other.

f^ s. m. A mes4feng«r or envoy,' a news-
carrier ; nir ambassador ; a go be^
tween, an angel ^h6 passes between
God and man.

j^mi 8, f. A fentalo inesseiigeT', m '
confidaiit, <fec.

^rfiwT adj. Second.

^ $,f, A female meawnger, « c<m-
fidant, a procures, a g<5«bet#een, »
bawd:

^\f 8. m, Mflk ; «ie Juice w milk' <Jf
certain bushes. Tyndh-adhari^ adj^
Living on'milk. X)udh-f\M* i-f- A
wet nurse. T^udh j^Una^ To suckfo*
"Dudh harliiiity t>. n. .To be weaned
( (» child ). lyidh hhdiy 8. in. A fo#te
biother. Dudh bhaii,' s./.^A eWt
raony performed the fourth itcj' after
marriage, wherein the bride and
bridegroom eat milk, billed rice aaS
sugar, together.

1^ I adj. Oivmg mm* milk, milclu

^f^T adj» Millty. s.' m. Wame df sev^l
plants with liattky juice.^ 'Dudhlya
patthar, A white stortb of ' which
plaster is made, and ntet^ aro
formed." '^

^ adj. Milky, containing milky juice^
"^. /. Starch • name of several plants
with milky jmce, as, various speciea

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of Asetepias, [EoUies^ Evpliorbia^

&c. ( AioUpiat r4)i$9f (fe, )
jnjaefi. Double, two-fold.
yi, i. m. Nam* of AfTM* ( Agro$t$i

lifMarif )«
fiifw^^a^f; XJAkaowiiy niignifiewii,

lieiplMB, hidaig thnnigb weakiiMNi.
^ adj. Weak, lean ; difficult.
f^ $./. Akiadof green («^<Mir),

grasB-green,
J9m 8. m. A faoHiie, a aearei^.
fc ftdj. Diftimt^ remoiet. tfde. Far. far

off ^ widelj* Diir biagnOf To abstain

firoiDt to aUioTy aboadnaie, avoid,

fl(hiin. Dur hamof To remove, to
• diepelttor^eo^toaverty tokeep at

a distanee. Dur hana. To be removed,

to be remote, or dnpelled. Dur ko,

Begone^ avanat^ beoff i
f^cjm^mti. Qoingfar.
1^ «./• Remoteness, distance.
jji^^ $.m. Foresigbt ; long-Rigbted-

ness.
I^^iff adj. Long-sighted, far-seeing
. ( hterdi^ or mitaphorieaUy ). i. m. A

pnndity a learned man, a teaoher ^ a
. prpphet^ a seer ; a vnltnretf
f^n •• iN^ A learned man ; a vnltnre.
I^^fv . #• /• Long-sightedness ; fore-

Bight.

1^ adf. Bemote, far of*

lipmddf. Removed, phoed far otf.

^p^adj, Bemote, fte off.

f^ $.J. Bent gra6% (he Sut (PtfntoMi
daeti/km)»

^if^ f . m. A brid^oom.

W^m 0dj. HI, How, eontemptible, in-
famous.

\^ «. m. Blame, fault, defect, ^ence.

^n^ 0dj. Calumniated, falsely accused.

91. 1 iidj. Besiding in a foreign
i f land, outlandish.

espeeiallj of adalterj ; eontaminsteJ,
eormpted, spoiled ; violated ^ blamed^
censnied.
^^Pdl 8./. A girl who has been violat-
ed or deflowered.

jp I >•/• The secretion or rhemn
^mj J of the eye,

?^ adj. Reprehensible contMsptAle,-

vile, bad. ^

^^ 8. m. The seconds
^^Kl adj. Second, other, equi^. ^a
match. Durii^ In the second {pUe8 )^
secondly.
^Jrm #. m. 4 kind of fireplace.
f9W 8. m. A snake, whose ey^ are
his ears : in the opinion of the JTta-
du89 the snake has no visible exter-
nd ear.
fifr.m. The eye.

%mftm 8.m. A small circle on the axis -
of the earth, within the' greater eirols
of the armillary sphere, and ao94Hii-
panying each planetary ^rcle.
fvn^v 8. m. A small circle within the
great circle of the armillary sphere^
accompanying each planetary cirA^le
or orbit.
^ adj. Hard» firm ; able, powerfial ;
bnlky, massive, solid ; strong ; con-
firmed,
l^^nw 8. m. A bamboo.
IfifTft adj. Persevering, determined.
f;pn !•/. Firmness, hardness ; steadi-
ness ; sojidiiy ; strepgtb.
Cffim adj. Certain, confirmed, corro-
borated, undoubted.
Sfpnr 8. m. The cecoannt.
f^F^''^ »./. A creeper ( E^h^nfmH-

8een8).
ffHfk adj. Faithful, devoted.
iT^fw adj. S^^erly, niggard^, doae-
fisted.

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^T

CirtJt«Tr adj^ Hatitig coarse bair on fhe

skin. 9. m. A wild bog ; eoftrae Iiair,

bristles.
9<^1il<«T 9^/. A plant, firoro the fibres

of wbicb bow strings are made,
i^4N^ o^J* Firm in friendship, eo*-
stant. [80)ps.

SiRiiif 4. m* A plant, a sort of Mimii-
^r adj. Finn-bodied, hard^ atrang.

9. m. A diamond.
WTWT V. a. To strengthen ; to prove^
%TjHln i.f. A faithful -mistress or

wife.
STif w 8.9U A iMixo, one firm in battle.

> «./. The eye.

iWT

n)

f4t<nT i. in« The white lotus ( Netum-

hium $peci08iim )•
Wl aijr Visii le^ to be seen ; beantifnl,

plea^g. f. m*^ ( /i* «rt/Atn«^ )» A

given qnantitj or nnmber.
rtnf »: M. Visioh, sight. '
fe at^. Seen^ visible, appavent.
v?f7 8. m. A riddlo, an enigma.

r?^ I t»4;. See^g, beholding, ba-
fw^m I ving seen.

mm 8. ^ All ^i^ample, illustration^ a
.pafa)d% sinSle, iiopeu

vf^ 9.f. The ^ye; si/^ht, seeing,
visiott, view. [M«s \

BfwflRl *. TO. A flower {Hibiseus nrnta-

w^^iwm •> fli. A look, a look at» ^r oil

wfnm^^m* A look, a gliMice.

^^m ^* M* A white^wnt biU.

fvrr t?. «• To see, to look at, ^view,
observe, mark, tospeet, beheld, pe^
eelve, dxperienee. JM^im Mofna,
To seei, to look At. ^itha dML%%
Bmnlatfam, QompAiitiou, (the lao^ng
•t easfa otktf, ok bting viUuu eight
{(fAjiok)*

I tw99f W. «. A sr ectator, beholder,

f^t^ f observer,, viewer.

$V #. 991. Sight, seeing.

IWTfiS^ B'f. EinnlatioB, fompetitibn,
the looking at eaeh other, oi: beiii^
within sight ( ofehJHU).

^nmK t^j. Naked*

f fll *. m. Dowry, p<Hrtioii.

f^*. TO. Part of a portion or dowry,

?<! verbal n. To give, gif ing.

tw9^ I. TO, Peeontary tranaaetiottsupiHi
interest, debts ami credit; barter,
iraffic.

^ «. a. To giv^ to granti t{> jH^^
afford, allow, permit, emit, let, res^gn^
eanse, occasion, prodnce, to lay
( 8gj$ )• «. TO. Giving. Dma |?aRa^
«. TO, Profit and bas» settling of one's
afiairs. ^ [yWia )•

f^r^^ The mast tree { UtfttHa longi-

^ s./. A MnitTgoddess, ^e wife of
any deity or divine being ; the god-
dess Durga ; a qneen.

^i|^ cufj* Left, opposite of right*

$«ii^m tf. a. To dish on the groond, to
throw, to stamp.

^9 adj. To be given, fit «r gioptf |or
• gift.

9n «. TO, A dwelling, a tent.

tf s, TO. A deity, a god ; a hiisl^nd^s
brother, a t^rm or svmfipe appli-
cable to a BmhmoM, also to a maa of
the Ka^fath class.

^9ir adj. Divine, celestial, lit^e a deity

tWf f 8. TO. A fragrant past^ <rf,Wr
dal, agaUochnm, campbof^ ^djiaf-
flower. i

pmtfwti^m. Water^cr^psstp., .

^^mvs 8. TO, A kind of ;pi»ei \ je^nw^

JDi^qatioas of the moded of «anH<^»

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tw<1 #./. Wife ot Vasud6t>, and imyther

of Kt-ishna
??r<ti| adj. Divine, belonging orrela-
• ting to ft divinity.
9^99 i* ^' A natnral spring,
t^f^n «. m. Clovee.
t^in'^O »./. One g( thii RagiHiSf ot
female perscmifications of the modeg
of masic
^^mvis.n, A celestial chofister.
C^Wl «./• One of the female perrioni-

flcatiottflr of mndfc.
^^^m t. «. A celestial or planetary
sphere, the dwelling of the gods ; a
' temple.
^^ 9./. A sort of gnll ( Larus ridi

hundu$).
^fST^ «./. nie second day of the moon
of Kartih shuU-fakshy on which
V%ihnn\% said to^awak^ from his
sleep of foar months.
^WW s. m. The holy t^ trfee ; a tree of
paradise ^. the tree 6f plenty ; any
venerable and ancient tree ; nsnally
the place of assembling in a village,
^^nx #./. A god, a-deity or divine be-
ing ; dignity.
^«Rnif «. m. A kind of grass ( Andro-

pogon seiTdtugS.
€^4)t i. ml' The part of the hiihd ia-
eted to the gods, the tips of the
the fingers.
^919 9. m. Divinity, the absttaot attri-

* bute of a divine being.
Cfftl adj. Given by the gods, god-
givetn, or given to the gods ( 0 nam
or epithet ).
^v^fA 9.f. A sort of cr^epefy «bm-

monljbtilei'HaHghtnh.^
^f^n «. m. A species of pine P^t^
de9d<fru ) : in Bengal it id orally
applied to the ITvarid lon^fcHh, and

in the peninsnla to another tree
( Erythroxylon 9ideroxglloides ).

C^^n^ir 8. m. A sort of grain enitivated

in many parts of Biftdueian [(Andto-
pogon Saechetratiu).
^«OT 8.nL A fragrant resin {Bdelliimy

nsed in incense.
^wnm 9. m. A kind of /eed ( Amnda

bengaHeneitF).
^^mwCt «./. The Deenagwri eharacter

nsed by the Vkthdne in their sacred

writings.
^^WT 'fT^ *. m. A shmb {Oeymum).
^^I^i^^e. m. A faeretio,' flfti anbeliBver,

a reviler of the gods,
^^fjf^ 8. /. Heresy, atheism.
^''iiPrPfcf ddj. Natural, created.
item 9. m. Heaven, the firmament, the

celestial path or way. ,

?f ^^(irv s. m. A worlUiipper of idols, or

' the gods. [gods.

i.^J^ 9.f. Idolatry, the worship of the

^^n^ 4. fn. A tree used in. dying
{RoUleriaUnctmia}.

5Jwn«r s. m. The holy fig-treev para-
dise ; a temple. ^nancy^

i wm «. m. The eighth month of preg-

^^9.m. Ahnsband's brother,.. parti-
cularly his younger brother..

^irtt4t>8./. Husband's younger broUier's
wife. r .

^n^ od/i Qodlike, bf divhie f<»rm.

f ^ 9. nt. A temple where idoii ara
worshipped, ii tem]^le, a pagoda*

^i^^mjjsf. Double.lasmine. • r ,

^w^i./. A fisb-ioale; the scale. or
iclA of 8Biallfl[K>z ; a small lamp. .

^H/ms.-m. BbHv^ dr paradise ; any
one of Ike sfeven iuperior irorids,
from oarlh tp the highest or Saiyak
lok, in opposition to thpse beiow tho

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eflrtb* tbe pftrtionlar sphere or beaVen

<)f any cUvinitj.
^.m $. J». A divine txxm or bleasing.'
^iffpit $./» The language of the godsy .

the Sanshrit langnage. *

^^9^ #• in* A tree {EckUei $e%olari$ )^

a tree of heaven or paradise ; a plant.

yielding a fragrant resin ( BdeUium )•
^9iRr i. fli. Any obligation or tow of a

deity.
^vm^ ««/• A plaee of idcds, a templel
^n^Hi $. f. An assembly of the gods.
<ff^ s. m. The property applicable to

religioas parposes, endowment^ i^\
^91 s. trn A god, a deity ; a giver. $./.

A flower ( Hibiscus mutabilis ) ; a

plant (MftrsHia quadrifclih ).
l^Hin <•/. Sadden misfortane, accident
^^m B. m. A giver.
^^TW* $. m. A division of heaven, the

residence of the gods ; a temple.
^fTiTT $. fh. Bankmptey.
i^^lf^^TT «4/* Bankrnpt.
^fT«9t «./. Kindu festival ( celebrated

on the day of the new moon cf Kariik ),

The honses and streets are illnmina-

ted all night ; and in Hindustan the

night is universally spent in gaming,
tf ^^t s.f. Barter, traffic,
f^ s.f. A' goddess, the wife of any
^i; deity or divine being ; the goddess

Durg($';a queen ; a plant (Trigonella
, ^ comicuhta ).

;;t If ^'ftl $,fn. A town, the city of Van.
^ probibly Djt^tcdttd on tiie ' Coroman-
< del coast.

l.'-^<lWl*i s./. A place of idols^a temple,
^j^^JiHw^ i.m. A sacred grov^.'
j^^^ *• »»• A country, a region, whether
^i inhabited, a territory.
, ^ ^wc e. m. A mnstical mede song in

T0t

a^

^e monun^«

if W«f^ Ssf. A mode of music, a SagmL
$ir«ri^ s. m. Abandoning one's country,

emigration.
'^H^ s. m. Local" law, the .law, or

usage of the country.
f^scT^iUfT^T 8. 971. Banisnnent, exile.

? ic^r^ii; } s. m. Local usage, cnstonl
^ iliN^TK > of the country.

$9(Kf<rr «./. The language of the verna-
cular dialect^

%^m s, VI. A musical mode sung at
noon in the spring.

^KT^^ jr. m. The custom sofii usage of
the country.

^ KR1 8. m. Wandering through the
country.

C'OfMqfif «.,«• The ruler pf a country,
a governor, a king.

l^i*^^ > 8.m. A foreign country

f 1117^ 8, m. A kind of betel-leaf ; a

kind of dov^,
C 'ft f^dj. Of or belonging to a country;

indigenous. «./. Appearance.
1^1^ adj. Local.
^^s.f. The body. Deh durana. To

conceal or cover 'the privities. Dek

sambhalna, To keep up one*s spirits,

to be firm, to recover one's self,
^f W9 8, m. Disease, sickness.
^%^imadj. Separated or detached from

the body ( as excremenif or the spirt.
^ *c ).
f V'^Tir 8, m. Voluntary death ; death

in general.
i%^\w^8.f. Death, dying.
^Wn 8./. A temple wb^ro idols are

worshipped by JynSf a Kiniu temple.
^y(^ s.f. The threshold of a door, the

lower part of the wooden frame of a

door, or a raised terrace in fron^

of it.

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^^if ) ii^;. Oorporaal, inhabiitng %

^¥^nr J body,

^f T^^fft 9. m. A OAdOTi**, « materi-

ifftW I tfi;. Coi|M>real« embediedy hav-

^it I ihgbody ; living, a living

being. [ give.

^f 2i peri. iing. imper. of Dena, To

^mx i. m. Dowry, portion.

if «cr s. m. A demon, a Titan or giant of
Vindu mythology*

^m%n t. m. An age of the demons, con-
Bisting of 12, 000 divine years, or
the snm of the four yoogs or ages of
men.

^5 adj. Dinraal, daily, relating to a
day. 9. m. Poverty, wretchedness.

^fwm adj. Dinmaly of or relating to a
day.

^41 i. /• A day'« hire or wages.

^^ B. m. Meanness, oovetousness ;
poverty, humbleness.

?f ^rr *./. A inother ; the stand that
children mn to in playing at hide
and seek*

i^4t Gave, given.

^■"f adj. Of or relating to divinity or
a deity, divine, celestial, &c. a. m.
Destiny, late, fortnne.

if 9ff ai|^ #. m, A fatalist.

^^^W *./. Fatalism, reliance on fate.

^fW adj. Prophetic, foretelling, ac-
quainted with fate. s. m. An astro-
loger.

^AJn 8. /I A female fortuneteller.^

^Y3W 8.m. An age of the gods or im-
mortals.

^f^ «. m. The occurrence of any un-
foreseen event, the intervention of
destiny. [teller.

iT^^WW 8. m. An astrologer, a fortpne-

f^^\^ s./, A voice from heay^n.

I adt>. By chance, by accident,
) unavx^abfy, accidentally ; m

jvmn t./. Sadden misfortune, accidenl.

fatally ; at length.

^ s.m. Fate, fortune.

i(t ^dj. Two. Do-iM, «. m. Both worlig.
Do-gandi ckitti A fomenter of *qaarr«
els ; a go-between, one who flatters
botii parties In a dispute. .( AUuiicn
to a game among chiidnHf who n^ a
ttimarmd gsod on omi^mie UU a mark
is fMdtf, then throw it like 0 die i the
caeter wint if the nutrk («m8 up. 2%«
eeed thus prepared it oMed ehditee :
ana if it he fraudidenibf marked on
both eideSf eo at alwaye to win^ it is
called do -gtmdi )y Do-gharigaf #• m.
The space of two hours. Do'^hmUa^
e. m. A roof sloping two ways. So-
chiiaif e. f. Suspense, absence, ab*
sence or abstraction of mind. Do-
chitta, adj. Wavering, doubtful, of
two minds, absent or abstcactid ( in
mind). Do-jiifaf or Do-giwa, adj.
Pregnant. Doji ee hona, To be pre-
gnant. Do-ttik^ adj. Two-pieced;
clear, plain, clean Do-tuk hond. To be
adjusted, to be completed. Tyo-dharOf
adj. Two edged ( eword ). Do-parta^
adj. Donblei of two folds, jyo-^palka.
( Aaoiay two eyeUde ), e. m. A kind
of pigeon ; a ^bd of stone for a ring.
Do-paA<fr, «•/. Mid-day, moon, Do*
pfkhnya^ t. m. A kind of flower {Pen-
tapetei). ddj. Meridian. Jkhptthrif
adj. Of moon or mid-day, Do-^tta
( tworireadthed ), s. m. A kind «f
veil or a piece of Imen in whidi thm
are two brieftdtha. Do-pahri^ tanlfe
Bona, To dra^ the ^eet ovte one's
head {either pom eecuritg 0nd ceatkes-
nm or after death ). i?ihpa^B hilana,

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IVr

tvT phirana, «. n. To liold otil a flag
oF tmce, to ofier to snrrendeT ( «
fort ). Do'hhaghi/a, s. m. An inter-
preter. Do rang, adj. Piebald, of
two coloTirs ; hypocrite. 'Do-ranga^
<tdj. Capricious, double-dealer. Do-
rangij 8. f. The property of having
two colours ; duplicity, hypocrisy,
tlooble-dealing, deceit, capriciousness.
adj. Of two colours, capricious,
dotible-faoed« JOo-lara, b. m. A neck-
lace of two stings. ,2)o-2oib/, 8./. A
ficimitar made of tyo plates of steel
joined together. Do-8uia, t, m. A
kind of cloth, the threads of which
nre double. Do-sera, s. m. A weight
of two fiijers.

^t^^rr «. n. To growL

iftMs\8./. Bellows.

^K 8' m. A species of sivake.

i^adj. Both.

^tv s, m. A two year old |6al.

j^tm^l adj. Twice, dmibled • a mudtot

carrying two brfls.
^#^ mdj. Pregnant.
!^r adj. Married to a second wift,
Tft^j V. n. To deny,
^m 8. vi, A flower < a Bptaies </ Arft^

misia^ ) : leaves folded up in the

shape of a eup for holding betel,

flowers, sweetmeats, &c.
ffNT^ adj. Vjnbl<^barrelled ( a gnA%

ift'iT a%j. Both. Donon %o%ht milne, Bt-
presses the evening twilight, when
dliy and night me6t.

^Mmndj. Pregnant.

ffM^adj. iJouble.

ft% «. m. A title of Brahmant.

Hmt^adj. Ttfo-fiit^d, ambi-dextronsr,
strong.

ti^\^<V. Haring two moutlw. e.m.

S9

A serptent which has two mouttiiT
(AmpMshatVa).

f{m 8.fn. Swiramiag; a festival on the
14M of Phalgun, the swimming of
the juvenile Ki-mAik* ; a litter, swim-
ming eot, a dooty ; a swing. Dol-mai
karna, d. », To wave, awing, unda-
late.

'ftfini'TT^ adj. Swimming, being swnng ;
doubting, perplexed, vacillating.

f)ftriT«./ A awing,

^^ 8.m. Pauli, blame, vice, defeat^
blemish ; sin, offence, transgression,
crime; disorder of the h amours of
the body, or defect in the fanqtiotta
of bile, drcnlation, or wind. Dosh
kona^ To be sick after, child-birth,
from neglect of regimen.

i|t^Wr^«f 8. w. Reprehending, condemn-
ing, faoriouat

i^t^nrift ad^. Malicious, malignant, cen-

;|t^9 8. m.. Objection, bbin^e.

ift^nr n. a. To accuse, to blame.

^JJ I adj. Faulty, defective, wicked.

f^fkm (8dj, Faulty, defective, bad.'

^fi(^ i adj.^ Faulty, defective ; bad,
fl^ J Wicked ; criminal.

ft^Vfs.m, A low cast of Hindm, re*
residing in Patna^ hog-keepers.

^rt!« m. Thick soUr milk ; a Musa'm ^n
milkman.

fhr^r 8, f. The P,*ahnt metre, called
i)o^a j a stansa' of four lines, con-
taining thirteen and eleven syllabic^
instants altehiately. [hands.

^t^f^ 8./. A slap or pat With both

fttfits. m. Daughter's.

^tvft #./. Daughter's daughter.

ftt^ 8l m, Tfr'ish, desire ; the lonprtngr'
of a pregnant itOttiikii, especially as a
a sign of impregnation, '

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^ikr

9. m. The foelns, the embi^o,

«ometimei confounded wiih the

womK

tftif 9i?t ? t. m. Apregnani woman
'IW^lf'fHT J longing for any thing.

^fhrv #• m. A milk ressel^ a milk
pail; milking.

fftnrr «. «. To milk.

^ihf'ft «•/. A milk gail.

^^K i. m. A double sheet ; a sheath.

^T^f. HI* A diaticlu ae^;. ^Double.

^T^T^ «. m. Repaiition/, doubling, re-
duplication.

i^T^«n?t $.f. A pregnant woman long-
ing for any thing.

^tff «« m. A conplety distitch.

f(%A «./. A 'crying out for jnstace^
exclamation, an oath, plaint {crying
twice atai)* Dohai tihai karna, To
make reiterated complaintt.

ft%in $. m. A young bullock, a tteer.

fl «./. Pire.

^^ /./. A heavy shoTer.

fffiTT $» m^ A scaffold. .

1^ «./. Run, iroursion^ attack, assault^
endeavour, struggle, effort, race, run*
ning, course, career, military expe-
dition.

^hp[q#./. Labour and fatigue, toil,
bustle. Dourdhup kama. To use
great labour and exertion for the
accomplishment of any object, to
bustle, toil.

^(tipn V. a. To run, to gallop, course,
drive^ assault, rush, invade j toil.

ift^m ^^m i>. n. To run violently, to
use great exertion, to toil.

ifhn '• ^' A large basket (ti;t^i|k>ia a
lid) ; a highwaymim [who roh en

^ffH 8. m. A racer, a runneW

i()fi^^ s. /• Running, contest in rai-
ning, race, hurry.

^^^J ^* tf • To cause to run or gallo[V
to. run, drive, impel, actuate^ ex-
pedite, speed, despatch.

^f^T^ s. m. A messenger, runner,
courier, guide.

^fl^ «./. A drawn game at Chaupar.

^1T «. m. A flower (Artemisia Indica) ;
leave/i folded up in the shape of a
, oup holding letel, flowe^s^ sweet-
meats &c.

^^ e.m. A, large basket ( withont
cover).

^kliill «. w. Wickedness, depravity.

i^ift «. m. A basket ( without alid) ;ek
rope with which a string of cattle are
bound together.

^ilPw «./. Postor, bad smell.

^9r^ 8. m. Wickedness, depravity,
vileness.

ijt'^ 8. m. Weakness, debility.

i(t«T!^ #, m. Ill luck, misfortune.

^tf%W 8. m. A daughter's son.

^f%A 8. /. A daughter's dangter.

vjm- X 8.f. A place ( Hemionitee eordi*
"foUi$ ).

QiTf. m. Qaming, playing with dice, or
any thing not possessing life.

9 ir«K 8. m. The keeper of a ganuDg
house ; a gambler.

qq^fw^T e.f. The day of full moon in
the month Kartik ( Octoher-Novem'
her ) ; the night of which is spent is
games of chance, in honor of the for-
tune, Lakshmi*

qiTOHf «./. A gaming house or as-
sembly.

^ mf^nrrft i. m. The keeper of a.gam-
ing house. , [wife.

^(h:rft*sA Huibaudyyounewbrothw'^

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|rfV^ f . m. A man of an ont-casi tribe,
descended from a degraded Kfhattri,

^ifvft $.f. One of the Raginis or
female personifications of mnsic.

l^ffwmwr «. m, A plant ( l^yperantTiera
morunga )•

1(19 <. m. WeaUby property ; snbstanee,
manner, thihg; elementary anbs-
iance, nine kinds of which are reck*
cned: yiz. earth, water, fire, air,
niher, time, space, soni, and intel-
lect ; a dmg^ a medicament^ any
fting lAed in medicine.

tf4f* Rich, wealthy.
$.m. Aconmnlation of pro-
perty.

j^mrnn 9. fn. Gain, acijaisition, acqtiir*
ing proper^.

VmBj. A grape.

I^if^nn t. m. Length.

I^rn ^dj. iMnretic ; solvent, discntitnt.

KffW^ I. in. A kmd of borax.

vm 9. m. The clearing nut ; fusing.

HfliVTl./. Saliva.

^(lA^ $.n. X country ; properly the
coast of corbmandel, from Madras to
Cape Camorin, or the conntry in
which Tamal is spoken ; a native of
Drarir or^ Draioid-^ a Brahm<iin of

* DrcitJi'', or rather of the south, five
Draoin being specified, or Draifir,
Karhaf, Qujerat, Mahara$JUra, and

Iffff* M' fn. Zedoary {Curcima X4rumr

: hoi) ; Uack salt.

-fpfXB.f. Orape.

(f^fiws. m. A tree, a «<nri of pine

{Pmui devdam).
fH <t4f. Quick or swift ; flown, escaped,

run away. [Quickly.

V^^^ ^. TO,* A \xmk pace or step, drfv.

;«T s. m, A tree in general ; a tree of

Swarg or paradise.
;<T>rw 9. m. A thorn, or claw of trees.

S^^'arf^ 1 f. TO. Lac, the animal ^9^
^(W^ j or disease of tree*

SD^^ 9. m. Ilie palm tre^ or sov^eiga
of tree.

f €inr i. TO. A tree (Ckir&njia iapiday.

€im «. TO. The regent of one-thtid of
a planetaiy sign, the D€<»nu9 of
Enropean astrology, whence the
word is probably derived*

ftm9.m. A measure of eapaoityt th«
same as an Adhak; a measure of
four Adhaht ; in common use, a mear
sure of thirty^wo seets,. or r»the«
more than sixty-four ttis. avoirdn^
pois ; the sixteenth part of > Kkmi^
or forty-eight gallons ; a pipoper name,,
the militarfpreeeptor of the PMMTvs^f
a raven, wr perhaps the emioia
crow.

iflMivm ^. TO. A Jravism

<tw|j% 1 9. TO. The capital of •Mfe-
INtW i trict,th«p^e^offomr

hundred villages^

HftY 9. TO. Spite, mlitce, hatie^ mis-
chief, trespass, injury; oSmm^
wrong ; Pirt^Uion.

Ilifil^^ <• TO. tnjurions dssign, malio*
prepense ; the wish^ thought or at*

- tempt to injure.

it%iz 9. m. A sort of metre^ the DA^
or stanza of Hindi poetry.

ehievous, spiteful, malieiems, malign

nant, inimical, rebellious.
i(Vf%4t #. / A vessel holding • irona

by measure.
V^ s. m* A pair, a couple (mole 0Hd

1 6dj. Hurting, harming, ett*
y deavouring to hurt, mia^

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ff^

( m i

«w

^^F%$. m. A pair, * briwre ; « eowplo of
animals or male and female ; oqioa
of the sexes or coupling^

l»f^}^ s. nu The rotldy goo/ie, flying
ill coupler [ofl^.

WiSr -». HI. A plant ( Pl^nkf^^ u^Mi-

f l^H adj\ The twelfth.

nil A J./. The twelfth tey of the bOf
iBonih*

»iqff»«i. The third of th« four Yug$
x)r ^eftl peiiods^ jcomprisiag 86^000
years ; doab^ micerUmty,

f%]t $,f. Adooff ttigate; AmeaAS, an
expedient, amediMi or way by which
any thtwg takes plac^ or is effected.

^flKi.ftt, A door, « gate ; or rather the
door or gateway* o passage, an en-
Iranoe ; a wayi a meaas, a medium
or f^iel^.

^KVi 8. m. Dw^Jo^ tha Ci^tal of

Kt^kh^^ swpiposed to ^ye been snb-

merged by the sea bnt represiented

by a small island of ihe tiorlii part

. of ^h« MMbco* oMst,

VPkmm ^ i$* A wurdQr, a docr-heeper.

Wififi!lil»r 9. m. Th« Vah, a sort of
etanb iJttdea mtmii.

«TO (l«fo. JBy means of.

;sn

8* rn. A porter, wiurder, door
ke^or.

fir du<& ady, adj. Two.

fv^<9 adj. Twice, two times ; mnltiplied

by tWo, doul)led.
fir^iftnw I udj. DonUed, ul^feASed,
fff^Ci{h(ir } augmented. r

f%niidj. Twiee-bom. «. t». A man of
ctiEtfier ol the tiuM first daeses, a
Brahman^ a K^hMriy CNr n Fiy«, whose
joveatiiiire tritb the characliiMelle
string, at years of pu,her4y, eonsti-
tntes, religiouely and ttetttphoiioaUy;
his f^CQUd birthi

foTf Oct <• «. a tree ( Cordia «j«M.
ft sf^T^ 8. n\ A Sudra or man of the

fourth or servile tribe,
ftflirr adj. Twice-biHTu, rogenerato. .% m^

A Brakman, lacvh^

ff^iRT «*/. The moon-plant ( As^I^m
f%9(^^n 8. m. A man of the fourth or

servile tribe, a Sudra.
{f f|T #^,. A plant {Si^onanthu8 If^diq^s)}

^nm -oHl anum.
ft^WO ^ ft, The cham.'teMtie Uitjead

orco^d which dewguatea the three

first classes of the HindM.
ftdhr ndj. Second,
ftiftin 8. /. A wife, aecordhig ^ ih^

ritoid, a wmnan wedd^ after jht^

ceremony prescribed by the Fei^ a

second self as \\t were ; th^ sqcoikI

day of the fortnight.
ft^QTHT 8. /. A spitomifieoAs pl|i^

( Curcuma ganthoirMza.).
ftMT ad^, Qf two kindjS, iii two i^^.
ff«T5 adj. Having two iiaturef.
ftq 8. m. A j>lant ( Misua/errea )^
frqw^. m, A place wh^i^ two.|oa43

meet.
fftW <»«?^ Tworfooted. 8, m. A biped,

incladiug four ^enari^ gods, jpoi^s,

Q^en, iMid biid0»
<ffJi A serpent. $. /. A le^
ftl|^f% 8. f». A sort of serpent

( Amphi8b(ena ).
fvm adj» Repeated, s^id twice ; said or

told in two ways,
firf fir s.f. Tautology, r^tition.
f%%^ adj. Of two form?,
ftftw adj. Of two kinds, in two ways.
^iumf^ ^ Any clpf;«n foot^inUmaL
ft[^9TV 8* m. A fortnight.
ftlF^f 8. /. A pregoaut womvi,
ii^ s. m. An island, any land aorrooad-

fd by WAt^i th^ woHd 19* iaM

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•ppliod to ifnQ seyen grand divisiom
of the terrestrial wo^H each of
these teing separated from the nejt
by a pecnHar and cironmaal^ieQt
ocean j the ae? ea Z)iet>a» reckemng
from the eeatral one, are Jambv,
Ku$, FhHky SahmaU, KreimcA, Suk,
Puskk^r: the eentjral Z>«inf>, o? the
iaown ooattneni, u again portioned
iato tlofi divisioaa^ Kkeivcife temet!
Dm'ps : VIS. K$iru, Chamdra, Vamn,

Mnam, TmnrofktMf Ka$m*, and

Indrcu
ii^adj* lahmder. 9.fH. A tiger.
f^ «. «. Enjaitf, hate, liati^ed.
W adj. Hoatile^ imnicaly adrerse,

otenoxioas. #. m. An enemy.
^adj. liat^nl, iletestable.
im^} i. /. Aversieil, disUfce, detes-

iaMenese.
f «T «. TO. Daplieatfe«B, denWing or hetng

•dptrtWefl; 4oa1liy, m |4»»!osepliy,

the assertion of two prineiple*, as

the distutetnoas of t^e and son!,

spirit an<! maltef; God and the nni-

Teree..
f imft 9. m. A pihilosopher who asserts

two principles.
^M odjf. TNro-lbW, of two sorts.
^"^^MK^ #. m. Maling two, sepwatfng,

disuniting,
frt tf^y*. Haring two senses, meaning

two <hmg»; having two objects.

I. w. A two^<nd meaning, donble

entendre.

V The nineteenth consonant in the
Iff^gari alphabet ; it is the ' aspirate
of tbe ptaeediog lettei^ aott exf r^^

ed by ih^ as in mudo^honae, but a

soft dental.
^K 9, m. Cowherd, shepherd,
v^f 9. i». Work.
^^m #. m. A hiad of dram.
i|^ «./. A small dram.
M^ieiT #. w. Deception, trick,
j|^wrT«i| V. a« To trick.
^ «. nt. Batineas, employaifn^ work,

avocation, occupaUon*
\Ht^ <>«{;• Solitary,
wift#./. SoUlnde.
4\naiT s./. A procaresi,'a bawd.

r. a. To be pierced, ati-ek ialo^

to l^ penetrated, io be thmat inU^, (/>

einl^ t4» ente5 ron into»

<9^r>iw *. w, > »PalpiUtieii, pert«il)a-

w>i*r#./. > tioa^ H>prebew9».

^•Wiwie. n. TopalpHate.

WWIHW ^•»- Xo be c<info»ndea At #
audden disaster.

ni9 «. »». Shore, push, thrnat* Vhik4
d4^, To pnah, to pmwitate.

^*infl V. a. To shove^ to pnpbj to
jaatle. - t

^^f.w. A|>wher.

nwiftici e. v^ Shoving and jostling,
jnetlin^.

ymi i. 7». A'shove, joli» pnsb, jog. Dhak-
ka de9<$f To ehoie, pnab, jolt.

>jiiWT J 8,m. Aparamoar. D*«^^r-

^IPT^ J S<u, «. /^ Aji adttUeresa^
iKazi, or, Bakkshi ka dha^gar, Inde-
pendent of joilj;® or*«»»^^ (oa^-
frenion of nn-ide ).

^HJiT e. a. To joU, tp wallow.

HWWI e. n. To give wi^, w|t ( 4* *
6o^, «loa^&,^<J.)«

^w *. «!./. Shape, form ; attito?i?,jpo8-
ttice ; .figpre, appearanc*?, persQ^*
D%|w»id/fw,To change .one's aiti-

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vrwr i. m. Jmpotency*

^m #./. A slip of cloth, a sti&ndard, a
shii/d pendant, a ftag, a banner. 8. m.
attitude, posture.

^.ift^T adj. Well-looking, personable.

V«ft 8.f. A slip of cloth or paper, a
shred. Dkajjian urdna, To disgrace,
to expose one to infamy. Mcyjian
kamci. To tear to pieces.

n^i.m. The body.

^f« i.f. Palpitation ; fear.

^f^ifT tf. n. To palpitate j to Maze.

^^fmj $. m. Fear, doubt, suspense ;
palpitation ; thunder.

Mf v«n V, a. To aflfright, to frighten.

^^W«m V. a. To bum with great
fury. DkarOhar rakiul, v. n. To
itttter, to palpitate. \

^▼WWT V. n. To flutter, to palpitate.

^l^lfT i. m. The sound of hammering.
*c.; frightening^ alarming ; a crowd.

MfWF 9. m. The sound of hammering .
frighting, alarming 5 bullying, brava-
io ; a crowd.

n^ 9.m. A party ; a weight, Dkora
bandhndf To make up a standard to
weigh by, with bricks or any thing
else ; as, by having one weight (qfa
pound tufpose ) it is doubled, qua-
drupled, and so on, tffl the weight
requisite is obtained.

^mj i. m. A crash, report^ of gun,
explosion.

^ $./. A line, partkmlariy the black
liaes made on the lips with mini ; a
weight of fire seers : the quantity
weighed at once.

^^ s./. A word used to encoun^e

elephants.
^rtt*m a^. Ignoble^ iporiQUSt

^^ 8. m. A plant ( Baiura fasfuosm

or thom-4pple ).
MffT^iVT aij. A cheat, an impostor.
^^«1T V. n. To blaze.

wn^V^ 8. m. In versification, certain
words or letters, whtdi are reckon xl
by poets to be unlucky. ( Theletfersf
^ h,Mg,nn^uib8gginniHgofa verse:
^ r, mjf ^% in the middle ; and m Is,
7 ^ V ffy*h <^ the end ofm eentence are
of thie denripiion \,

ym adj. ForUmate. inierj. Well done f
what happin^SB ! how fortunate, e. m.
Fortune, prosperity, mi expression,
of praise; thanks, riches, property <rf
any ^eacription, thing, substance,
wealth, opulttice. Dhim-patr, e. m.
An infentory of property. Dhanman^
or, m^nwan, adj. Affluent, ridi,
wea!t]^, Dhan manmOf To tiiak.
Dhanandh, adj. Blmddl with wealth
or riches, purse-proud.

wi^^ 9. m. Fire ; a tree ( PeniapUra
arjana).

^n^me.f. Qmbrddery, hee.

^n^«./. The seaaMi far catting tice«

MWf4rif<M&'. Purse prouaL

W^W< adj. Opulent, powerfU.

^^V^#./« OoTetousaeaa.

wif «4r« Benefioentt, libera^ who gives
away property. Aou

n^fw s. m. Fine ; amereement.

wwfvi.fw. Pride of wealth.

>nifTt|^ adj. Liberal, muniGcMit. e, m.
A benefactor, a donor.

) n. prop. The name of a phy-
) sician in the court of Inira.

adj. Powerful, lirong, wealthy.
^^^ i. m. The god of riches, Kwir^

^^i^adj. Fond of weaUh^

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^n^

( Sll )

mr

'mf^ #. /• A yegeUble ( Ardiiia

Molanaeea )•
^QiKf^ a^. Proud, inflated witb the

pride of «rea1tli«
"ssfwfgiM i.m. Deiireofwealtli, greedi-

aess, avarice*

viw^

1^^

Waaltliji affioent, rich.

^s^m^g. m^ Expenditure/extraTagance.
^9«ra^ni #./. Aeeatanlation of wealth,
wra «. m. The feff1c-t«ned ahrike.
vmtfi mt^. A «lu< a pilf eren «. /« A
aori of perfiMBa oomraonly called

^^fl #• n. A cultivaior of rice. adj.
( 0/^0 cauntfy ) io which rice is cul-
tirated.

w^iflw adj. Poor, reduced to poverty.

W^nriK 8. nu Treasnry of wealth..

'^^ViJ 8. nu Abonnding in riches^
wealthy. [property.

W^lfwlT^ f. m. A title or right to

w^lfW^rft $. m^ An heir.

^WrfiRnfrift #./• An heiresti.

W^TC9W f. lit. A treaflnrer.

ifWT^Tl 8. m. Acquisition of propery.

vmiT adj. Seeking for wealth, covet-
ous, miserly.

^mwr «•/* Thirst of wealth, longing
after riches.

imrft 8./. One of the musical modes.

^f«i9 adj. Pious. 8. m. A creditor.

^f<lilT «. m. Coriander seed ( Coritm-
drum 8afitfum )• Wmniye hi khopH
ffiM jNtni ftttfiia, «». a. To harass^ to
disturb, to tantalize.

flftm 8.f. The twenty-fourth Nuk8hutr
or lunar mansion ; the dolphin ; it
comprises four stars and is figured
by a drum or tabor.

^adj. Bich, wealthy/ fortunate, JSO^

epithet of Deity. ^. m. Owner, pro^
prietor J. /. A beam.

M9 .# m. A bow ; the sign Sagittaritig,

^W *• /• A bow. Dlumukdhoi^, $. m, .
An archer. Dhanuk-^har. s. m. An
archer, armed with a bow, an epithet
of Krishna. DhunuMhara. 8. m. A
ceremony in honor of Shii). Dhanuk"
ha8, 8. f. Tetanus.

^^pit 8. /. The bow with which cotton
is cleaned, adj. Arched.

^mZ8. m. A tree ( Buekanohia-la^''
folia ).

^ftwnrr 8. /- A plant, from the leavea
of which a tough thread is extracted,
of which boW'Stringa were formerly
made ( San8i^iera ziylanica )• .

n^K 8. m. An archer, one armed,
with bow.

^9^^ 8%^. An archer, a bowman.

W9^9T 8,/. A plant, from the leaves of
which bow strings were made. ^

^mm 8. /. The meon-plant.

^npr *. m. A bow.

Wl'i'itft 8' /. The poijfits or ends of a
bow.

W5t^T^ *. m. The twang of a bow.

^'^^^^ >*.»!. An archer^ bowman;

T|1W9V 8, m. Any religious ceremony

in which the bow figures as an

emblem.
Wf^t s. m. Bow.
Y^it 8, /. Small bow.
^ihi 8. m. The name of a bird with a

very large bill ( Buoeros ).
yATK 8. m. Kuver, the Indian Plutus.
^11%3 d<^'. Successful ; true speaking*
^zr 8. TA, Cross beams that . sustaia

the snpports of a thatch.
vn ad^. Fortunate, lucky ; good,

yirtuous, intefj, Wel^ done ! whaj

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Vt

liappiness i hbw fortunate j an et-
pression of praise, wottby ^f great-
ness or glory f

V^T« *. m, A plant bearing a email
pungent #eed Used by the Hindus
as a condiment {Coriandt'um wrtoiim).

M^sffft a. m. The pbysician of tie gods,
said to have been produced at the
churning of the ocean ; a celebrated
physician who appears to have been
the founder of the Hindu medical
school.

v^^iro s. m. A plant (^Hedtfiarum
alhagi).

tf^f s. m. A country scantily supplied
with water, a desert, a waste, a firm
8pot,'*land, ground.

Wt i. wt. An archer, a bowman ; a
name of Uijun ; a tree ( Pinldptera
arjuna ) j a wag, a wit, a sharp or
shrewd man.

W #. m. Voice, sound, noise, crack,

WV^ B. m. Running, race.

Wr #• m. A stain on cloth ; a slap,
box, thumb, blo# ; dec^ptiod.

Wr #. 971. A stain on cloth.

^fir i. /. Noise 6f footsteps over-head,
thumping, &c.; threat^ threatening,
ftwe. 9, m. A blacksmith.

^«»W >. n. To throb, to shoot ( ca thl^
path (f a head'dche ) : to palpitate,
to thump ; to flash, to glimmer.

^nm *. TO, Great heat, threatening,
chiding ; thump, noise produced by
the fall of any heavy body.

V«wrrm «. a. To threaten, menace,
chide, snub, cow, daunt.

V«f^mF7) 8, /. Threatening, threat,
^^i\ S menace.

^w^rrnr v. n. To make a noise ( with the

feet htf running ahaut onr-U(»i ) .

5*1^^ adj, Corfolent,

y^m t, nt. A kbd of cannon cafnrleii
on an elephant.

^W^ihl^ ^. /. l^oisej tumliU^ bustle.

^^rvf 9. m. The sound of stamping,
thtiMpiBg,

ysfmK s. m. X chime or tittle in musie ;
running through fire on religious
occasions ( Smd/tg Hf&horiMai mmdi-
cants ).

yfii^m s. m. A ehlm« or tieiie in nmale ;
a kind of 'sotog whMi/is ^Udg during
the mii, oV ^tinl h^d at ttie
apptoach - »f .tla'^^iA e^ukiox ;
Ttlfining tht'd^gh -4M' oil r^ligtosis
occasions (among MahomedanfaMtfi^

\f^^j I. m. A kind of taulbotitin.

^r9 8. ih. Runnifig through -fii^^ on
religious occasions {among^ Mahome*
dan mendicantis ).

^ i, m. The body, trunk.

HlW 8. /. A beam ; accent, tone ;
the navel ( <n* rather the umbilical
vein^ perhaps the aorta or ccdiac
arteiTf, of it is said to pulsate )
which is supposed by the Hind^
physiciaas to be Oiocasionally removed
from its place, and thus to occasion
various morbid symptoms. This is
called dharan dig^if ot^ ndj tatta, or,
ukharnaf and the cure is attempted
by fr)«tion of the belly, s. m. Hold-
ing, posaesging, bavipig j . a measure
or weight, j a breast, a female breas.
^<*>./. The earfiki DA4r<Mit-4^»r, s. m.
A mouniaia ; a iiaiM of ^shnagj
fabulous serpent, said to npbold the
earth ; a name of Vishnu, in tlto
ferm of a tortoise Aiid of a boar.
'VfKAin ^ ^* An eaeuloAt root or bulb.
W^wl^T 8. m. An epHhei^C ^hiMff -,
monntaitf.

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iK^wrn I. VI. A name of Siia, the
wife of Eiim, earth>boni^ beiag ttim-
ed up from the soil 1 y a i^loii^b, as
Jitnaka was pioaghiag a spot to pre-
pare it for g sa0ri&$e.
^^T B. m. A debtor.
IKift i.f. The earth. Bharti km phal,

,«. m. A mB8htoom>
W^Wfl^^ V. o. To proceed with tamuU
tuoas rapidity ; to move With vio-
lence, to rush.
^«l s. m, A beam.

\Kin V. <i. To place, ptit down, lay, as-
8ame» pitt on, apply ; to give in
t^harge ; to seise, catch, lay hold of,
hold. keep. Dharanc^ dena^ or^ hyth-
na^ A mode of extorting payment
•f a debt or compliance with any
demands

^P.«. Adan.

^K^m t». a. To canse to plaee> &c»

MKiB.f. The earth.

H^Tff tJ. n. To owe.

Wftift*./ The earth,

IffhTf «• m. The second hnsband of a
Hindu widow among the lower class-
es : this connection, being connec-
tion, being contrary to the spirit of
the Bindu institutions, is* formed
without any particular ceremony, ex*
copt marking the bride's head with
miniam.

VftT^ «./. A trust, a charge any
thin^ given ia charge, a deposite*

ini i. m, A debtor.

.IfH #.,01. Virtue^ moral and religions
merit, according to the laW and the
ViCds justice, usage, practice, the
customary observances of caste^ sect,
&e. ) .d\ity, especially that enjoined
by the Veds ^ fitness, propriety; inno-

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I cence ; piny peculiar or prescribed
practice or duty ; thus, gtving alms,
&c., is the dharma of a house holder ;
tulministeting jostiug, the dhaimm
of a king ; piety, that of a Brdkmckn ;
tsoutoge, that of a K$heitri, law.
l|WW(^ «. rth Any indispeasable act of
religion.

o

ifWtii^T^./. Righteous conduct, acting
according to law j any religious act.

>|^%il 5. m. A ]2lain in the north-west

• of India near Delhi, the scene of the
great batUe between the Kurus and
Pandus.

Y(^^%^ s, m. Obsenance of moral or
religious inislttutes, accepting or fol-
lowing the law.

WTWrf^^t *. /. A virtuous woman, an
honest wife.

W^^T^ <^j' Virtuous, moral, dotifiil.

^?J!;»7>!"} Virtuous reflection.-

i|»ni adj. Knowing one's duty, conver-
sant with virtue.

ipnlm s. m. Knowledge of moral, legal,
and religious duty.

^fW^ 8. m. A tort of trse ; a kui4 of
laKge snake, not poisonous.

Vfiim f, m. Morality, piety • iiwberent
nature, peculiar property, Afr.

V[immi, m. The abaudonmootTqf reli-
gion.

W^i^T^ ^. m. ( CI. ) A renegade^ a
a postate.

irfl^lV 0^, Wicked.

ilWir «. ». A hypocrite.

if««r^ Si m. X religious hyptocrite or
impostor^ one who makes a liveliliood
by assumed devotion.

V^^rw^ 8. m. Piety, virtue.

Wf«l^^ adJ4 Pious, holy, engaged.k
or conducive to virtue.

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*^nPn? 8. rn. The ordinances of religion.

V^^f r^ s- /. Duty, moral or religious

obseryauce^ discbarge or fulfilment of

duty. 4

V^qvl $, f, A man's first wife and of

the same class,
y^qw s. m. Qlomerous fig tree ( Ficus

glomerata ).
vwqm 8. m, liaw-abiding. .

WH^f 8. m. A name of ibe Tdndu
prince Yudhitthira ; e pious and duti-
ful son.
V^Vff ^^j* Eminent in piety.
V^Hi6i^ «/*/. A virtuous and amiable

wife,
\f^^^ adj. Moral, righteous, made up

of or replete with virtue, Sec,
^H^ *• m. The foundation of Ilinda

l^w and religion ( the Veds ).
yH^T^5. m. A name of Yam, tl^o regent
of the dead ^ of Yudhisthirf -, also of
Jirjuna^ a king in general.
VT^hf^ adj. Illegal, immoral.
V[^^^ 8. m, ^ adj. Virtuous, pious, up-
V^flit 8 ./. > right, just.
IIW^T'1 8,m»}

^f ^PWf 8^ m. Legal marriage of five
torts, as the Bnihma, Di/^a, j rsha ,
<}(hdh<irbaf and Prdjdpatya .
1|4R^1«I 9, m. Judicial inveeligatdon.
tf^Ht^T 8, iM. A court of justice, a

tribunal.
ffSum 8. w. The body or code ©f Hin-
du law ; any work on the snbject.
tp!4^V adj. Virtuous, just, pious.
IflBf^WT #./. A code of laws, especi-
ally the work of some saint or diTine
person, as Manu, &c,
H^WT »./• A tribunal, a court of

justice.
TfWVJ 8, m. Bridge of justice, {met.)
Extremely just,

M^ftw 8. m* Unrighteous, futhlees. - -

W'Tl'in s. TO, A saint, a pious or virtu-
ous person,

W^TwHq<^'9T 8./. Ordeal by drawing
lots or slips of black and white
paper,

^rfw'i'ct 5. w. A judge. [&c

-^nay^ 5. m. A magistrate, a judge,

■^^13^^: 8. m. Conformity to law ot
virtue, course or practice of duty.

^l^Ts. wi. One wlio is jealous for jus-
tice or religion.

>fTrfinK 8. m. An incarnation of J4i8-
tice, used as a term of respect,

H'fl^W 8, m. The seat x>f the judge, Uie
bench,

wf^W ^i^i* Very pious or virtuous,

W^ adj^ Virtuous, pious, just.

^jffq^fl f, m. Moral or religions in*
struclion. [ preceptor,

■^^^1* «. w?, A guru or spirihiai

vm 8. m. A taking, seizing.

Yf^ 8. in, A husband ; a tree ( Gmluk
i^mentoza ).

tfl^rrl ^« ^- '^^® <^^^<>"r white.

^m adj. White ; handsome, beautiful.

B. TO. White ( Die colour ) j a tree

( QrisUa tomenlostt ] ; an inferior

mode bf music,
ir^^^ra *. m. The fortnight of 1h«

moon^s increase.
Vf^ilfwwr*./. Chalk.
iffftr«^ adj. White, whitened.
>|iHflWW adj. White, made white.
H^flflW adj. Become white.
^f| 9, in, A caste of paZibi bearers wbe

are Afuialmam,
V^VIT t>. n. To give way to sink ( w«^

quagmire or slouch ),
■^1 «./. A quagmire ; the state of

being thrust into.

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ffW^ 'tf. n. To be pierced, stack iiito>
to be penetrated, to be tliuret into,
to sink, io' enter, run into.
>r<i«r s. ni, A swamp.
vm*i ? *. m. A slongb, bog, quagmire,
^ffrrv ) a swamp:
^|iir«iT V. a. To cause to be tbrUBt mto,

to sink.
nr^iiK 9. m. A caste whose bosinesflh it

is io dig the earth.
wHf "fr c* <*• To gormandize.
W^H« *. /. Wrangh'ng, subterfuge,
trick, cheating, juggle, chicanery.^
IbhaufihalpanAy 8. m. Chicaner j, jag-
gle> cheating, subterfuge,
ifhf^ A wrangler.

vi^^ «•/• The report of cannon heard
at a distance ; a sound made by burn-
ing any tlubig.
liHNr s. m. A thrasher.
^fim\ t>. n. To cough ( tf 7j^#^ ).
ifWtf./. A cough((2f aAort^V
tir^r^./. A nurse,

ifTq*n^*» V. n. To cry, to groan. IM<»«

HI*!- rom». To cry, to groan, to weep

bitterly.

HT^ #,/. Pomp, glory ; renown, fame ;

fear, terror ; a ttte {BuieafrondoBa) ;

W^VC $. M. A mongvel.

j^wi S0 m. A swing ; a tree ( JBtt^a

frondosc^ ).
^^PTT $. m. A thread. I>hdga daina,

V, 0, To quilt,
wrd *./ Advancing toWirds orcou-

fronting an oneiny.
^M s. mj } ^ ^^^^^ ^ multitude.

wr^ J- ''I* Firmness of mind.

^T?f \ *. w. Ore, metal, mineral ; Sfxii-
WT9 J strit root. fi./. Semen virilp.

ipn^ft i*/. A tree ( Qridca iomenii>$^)*

wmr^. w. A supporter.

wrg «. «»• A principle or humour of ilte-
body, as phlegm, wind and bile ; any'
constftueni part of the body» aa
blood; flesh, Ac. r » primary or ele*
mentary substance, viz., earth, water,
fire, air, and* Akaaa or atmosphere. ;-
the property of a prinrary element^
odour, flavour, colour, touch, and
sound ; an organ of sense *, a mineral^'
a fossil ; a metal ; a grammatical^
root.

wr^f ^4ta[ s. m. Red sulphate of iroUf

HT^7 s, m. The alimentary juice or-
chyle.

WT^ff adj. Promoting the animal sa--
cretions.

WT{pvif%« <• ^- A mineral substance, a-
sulphuret of iron.

sn^mM^s.f. Borax. [fluids

wn^^i^v f' ^* Semen, the senttnal

TfJ^f ir»T «. Ml. Borax.

^T?rt^ «. m. An assayejv a miner^ w
mineralogist.

WiH^ *• ^^' Sulphur.

w^^v^ ^ ^* Green snlphaia of iroa^,
or green vitriol.

vrgqff «. fw. Chalk.

^ijft ».f, A mother, a foster-motlur, a
nurse ; the earth,. Emblick myro-
balan. L'«*^ )•

W*H*^*T #. /. A tree ( QrisUa ^oautt-

^ifii«T<./. Emblick myrobalaa^

^i^^tf./. Frauds deceit*

^I^ \ i,m. A cheat, swindlers .

>IT«T e. m. The rice-plant, or rice befbte-
it is eeparat#d.f^»* *'^® ^^■'^

^TiT D. n. To run, to make haste ^ t^
toil and labour, to drudge ^ to VWz
ship.

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irt^ *. f' A kind of rice m tjie husk >

a; iigbi greeof eo)oQT<^
in!l« «. m. A bowmliQ^ ftii ar«fa«f v <^

watcbmftii armed with a bow ; n

caste of bill people using bows and

arrows.
^T^S^ B, m. A bowyer, an archer.
^fl^^KT *./. A tree ( Achy i*anthes as-

^p^ i. m. Corn m general, bot especi-
ally riee ( Oriza s<iUi^a ) ; coriandesv
a measure equal to four sesamom
seeds*

uraRm f . f». Barley.

^y^T^adj. Abouttdiag in com> hariag
abundance of it.

ifTW *. /. A foot measure ; as fkr as a
man can Ttm without taking breatli

nsfmi Ab upper story^

If imt i. m. Foster-brother.

trm #. m. A dwefting, a house, a place.

yfm^ 9. /, Any tubular vessel of the
body.

^T^^^^adj. Splendid, luminotrs^ emihei^t^
exalted, illustrious.

<f^ L m. A large cane basket.

^fm i. wi. A kmd of serpent ( wJUch is
said to suck caws and to be harmtess) \
a kind of wood ; a kind of bamboa*

ifTir #. /. A nurse.

^T^mK^T tf. n. To cry, to groan. Dhae
mar rona^ To ciy, to groan, to weep
bitterly.

\nx 8, f. A Ime, luieamettt ; Stream,
current 5 edge ( of a ttirord, ^c. ) ;
sharpness. DAcw* par mof^na, or, Dhar
rAarna, T6 contemn, to despise.

VlK s. m. Debt ; slight sprinkling rain ;

end, ! ound, a line or limit.
VTTii^ a. WI. A' debtor.
^T'^'Q s^ m. Holding, having, keeping,

maEotainiiig, beagling,, mpholdtng,

talaing, assuming. .
i9fTV #. /. C^tiauance^ in reaittude,,

keeping in the right wi^; fortitnd^^

firmnafii, steadiness, resoliUion ; me»-.

tal retention, memory, if. oc To hold^

bear,hiif^ ke«]), place^ owe, smtanv

support, uphold ; to pour ( water ).
ifl^ 84 /. Any tabtifanr vessel of ihm'

body.
^mn ^^hal n, s» Rbldia^, bearing^ s»«-p.-

taining, upholding aastuniog^ Jceep«^-

ing^.
^rcWT tr. <r* To hold, bear, haf^^ keep^

place, owe^ sustaii^ suppovt^ tii^d p

pour ( water )^

^itpa a. /. A stream, a ciH-rent.

irr^i^n $. nk. A heavy fall of imin» ft

larg» d^op or shower.
rnfm adj. Upheld^ assumed, sustaiiM^
i|T^ i. /. A line> lineament ; a small

hnttresa; a plant used in dying

(Lythrtkm fraticosam: Oristea tomm^

ioia ) p ( «M(f ift C9mp.) bearing, h<^d*

ioj^ having, wealing. XyhafidaVf mdj^

Lined^ striped, streaked.
^Pfc* orfjf. Virtuous, pioM, just.
^?f s. m. A plant < 6hisUm tommtMa )•
vrrf^t adj^ Runningr*6roing, swift^ ezpe-

ditious ; deaning, what deaoa er

•leaasea. r

^mvif adj. Running, going quickly.
mm ^ m. 6oki^ ttotiom, eleansiag^

purifying.
Wfff 1^. ». To -rang^ roam ; «)ve ; U>

ran, r«n at^ attack ; to trudge -, to

worship.
¥nft«r *./. A prickly night-shade.
vfT^ *. /. A sort of ereepiag plaiU

{Hedyiarumlagofodioifies),
^n«!TW adj. Running, going swift, es-
• peditious.

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^v

^prt ». m. RniiQing ; oTor-ranning m
enemy's country^ atUek^ aBsimlt ; «
stocky a atore ; -erawding together ;
name of a tree. 1>hawd mama, To go
expeditiously from a distant place,
to nin on or about,
^Tf%w ad). Parified, cleaned, cteanaed ;
gone, gone or run away j run to, ad-
vanced to or against.

ifnr »./. Cry, noise. BhaJuk fBatM,To
cry, to groan ♦

fsw^ad'o. An mteijection ofreproaeti
or menace, or of contempt and a?er-
sion, fie, shame, &e»

fi^WIK 9. Ml* Disrespect^ reproach, cen-
sure, contempt ; cume^ anathema.

f^VT^l V. ct. To teproaoh, to curs^.

I^mtft adj. ]>amBed, cttrsed.

Ivfwmr f. m. Clamovr, oppreasioo.

fKpil f . m. A kind of tamarittd*

^m 9^f. A daughter.

f^m^, 9. m. Disrespect^ reproadft, C0n*
sure, contempt ; ctnrse^ anathema.

f«r^in« a. m. A caste ef pe^Ie whfv
work on bamboos.

f^um 9. m, A potentate^ a monarchy
m emperor.

fw^mi «. €1. To threaten, to Mly.

& i.f* nndsrstandittg, intellect*

SL- > a. m. A par^nonr.

^Jf.'t^f'ft *./. Teaaiag.

55- \ 9.m. (a) An ^vtAmi person.

^^ «./. A virgin, a maid.

^f^ «. 97?. An intelleetnal organ, as

the miixl, the eye^ ear, nose, tong«e,
skin.

i^^ f. m. Snwnefis ; gentleness.

^ir 9.m: > adj. Sensible, Irise,
tftfnit #./. J learned.

4Hf^ s. m. A fififaermaft ; a 0»ii« <>f

&hisniastt»

ijNiT 9.m.(a) Lazy, slow.

wtm adj. Slow, la«y, gently mild,

perate, abate, allayed. 'Dhime dhimff

adif. Gently, softly,
^ftwrt «./• Slowness, tardiness^ gentle^

ness, mildness.
wtWT^ adj. Sensible, wise^ learned*.
Wl^ift^ ( dd^y. ) Slowly, gently, softly.
>IN adj. Resolute, firm, steady, pati-»

ant/sedata. a. ab Resoltttion, firm-*

ness, patience, delibcKateness, sedate^.

ness.

Whw 9. m. V ' Patience, sedateness^
^ftWT #•/. > gravity ; firmness, 4%^

liberateneas.
4k«f a. m. yirmneBS, Ibrtitiule^
ift^T a^. Gentle,, patieftt^ deKberata^

sedate, grave.
^Pwr 9../. A daughter,
ifltijl^ odfi. Slowly^, gently,
titvc f; M. A fiabenoao i a eaete of

&hermen.
4hif^ 9./. A fishermaa^s wife ^ a sort oi

harpoon for catching fisl^ with.

ilt^ a€fi^ Intelligent, renowaed» famw

ous» ,

ifMif 9. / An intellectual faculty , or

power of the und^standiag, as att^en*

tien^ compreliensioa, &ۥ ,

i^OX f. m. Seasoning with which ^y

thing is fried.
Y«rr(«rT «. a. T» season with sjpices, .
lit s. «». . Diji^sighiedMsa ; hazineaa»
mistiness^ [tiness.

f WV^ 9. m. Darkness, obscurity, misr
Wif«Kt*.in The son of Atmdeb who

was a demon,
^^fwr iy. n. To be dnlT, misty.
l^Hii adj. Foggy, misty, dull,
^wrt '•/• Dimttesa, cloudiness, mi^

tiness.
I'^T ad^ Jtnavish., /

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t*r

^'fT *• m. Smoke.

9^9^'Y^-/* Falpitaiioir^ agitation.
^fir# #./. A parse.

^^*t «./. An ornanieut worn on the
- breast j perturbation, anxiety, appre-
hension ; consideration, reflection.
\g[ 8. m. Shaken, agitated.
*ra^ D. To cheat.
yspHi 8. f. Cheat.
^ 8. m. Trick, jdleception. l^ktUta

. rf^fw, To deceive.

^ 8./, Jnclinationj'propensity, appHca-

. tion, diligence, perseverance, ardour,
ambition, assiduity ; pains in the
bones ; sound, musical sound.

ipiW«rr i>. «. To card or comb ( coiimi ).

^^w(\ ( t>. ) To comb, card (cotton).

^n^ «./. The bow with which cotton*
is carded.

^fir ^./. Sound, musical sound.

^PwfT s. «i. A carder, a comber < of
cotton ).

fflnn^ «. w. Pa?ns in the bonei. [er.

yfi(%\ *. m. A carder of cotton, a comb-

"^nn t. m. An insect ( Coceinella ).

VTT ». <f. To comb, to card (cotton ) ; to
beat ( the hsad ). Sir dhunna, Td beat
one*s head with vexation, &c,

%^mr 9. m. A petticoat, or any loose
garment for covering the legs.

^im ddj. Blind, dim-sighted.

^^mxi,e./. Gloominess.

•^ 8. m. Beginning ;4imit, end. DAiir
86 dhur takf Prom beginning to end.

^VP^ 8. m. A kind of song.

•^gt^f^J*./. Dusk, twilight ; evening.

Hft^TTTT D. a. To throw dust . to win-
now, to sift.

^ «./. An axletree.

-91^niT D. a.. To cause others to wash.

^^ #./. Washing ; price of wasfaiag.

V^mi «. (t. To cause to wash, ^

^t'^ I ^- /• The first day of tfi«-
^♦!l^ y moutli C%/rtf, on wbicb it i»

the practice to- scatter ashesi

^^ 5./. The introductorj stanza to
a song, forming afterwards the bur-
then of each verse.

^^\mx Much smoke, smoky.

^^T «. m. A diimney.

^Pi?n «. m. Washerman.

^fjjC 8. /. Thorn-apple ( Dixtura fas^

ftlOStf).

inirr 6. m. Flknnel, a kind of coarse
stufiTmade of shawl -wool.

\^^ 1

^ 1 *' ^* Smoke, steamer,

V'^ii/^ Fogginess, dubess.
y[y^ adj. Poggy, dull, gloomj.

Vjr'^JK J s. m. Heavy rain obdcuring
^^«Wi )• the whole heaven ; gloMnj
weather, glooininess; desolateoeis^
. name of a game.
i|>If T «. w. A ohimn^y.
IJ^WIT 1?. «• To smoke.

^ > s. m. Rosin, resin.

tsrft adj. Persevering. *. /. Smob;
fumigation by way of ereretsing one
poss^sed ; or, as a medical applica-
tion ; a fire lights by a Stndu
mendicant, over which he sits, imbib-
ing the smoke, by way of penance.
It is often practised by them in the
manner of dhama, to extort compli-
ance with their demands: he^ice,
jyhuni dena, To dun, to importune ;
to smoke. Dhuni lagani. To insist
obstinately, or to persevere in a
^jcmand ; fumigation by way of exor-
cising one possessed ; or, as a medi-
cal ap[dicatian. BhurU hna^ To in-
hale smokci or uudergo fumigatitHu

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iM'

^#. m. .Inoease^ the aromatic vaponr
that proceeds from the combustion
of any fragrant gum or resin, the
u«e of Tfhioh is authorized hy the
shasterx ; the perfume burnt by Hin-
dus at the time of worshipping. *, /.
Sunshine, the heat of the sun. DA?/;?-
dani, g, f. A pot for keeping dftup.

^^^\m «. m, Tlie hot weather.

'W^^^ i. m. An ofifering of incense to
an idol.

^IT t?. ». To smear with pitch, to
pitch, to perfume.

Wq|^ 8. m. A species of pine ( Pinus
UngifoUa ).

^^^T8^ TTu Tnrpentime.

W«? s. -m. Smoke, s. f. Tumult, bustle,
noise, fame, rnmour^ report.

Wirg 8. m. A comet or falling stars.

iliRm 8. m. Pomp, parade, tumnU,
bustle, noise.

^?TWT*./. A supposed division of hell,
the hell of smoke,

^Jwr ) adj. Of a purple colour, of
^flT 5- the colour of smoke, com-
Wt ) pounded of black and red.

^IT 8. f. Dust.

Wj:^l«ft 8. m. A tall stout fellow. ^ /

A firelock ( without a chamber ).
Vjwr «. w. Evening.
^i^'TT w. a. To deceive, to wheedle,

to take in.
^jft^i^T s, m. A species of jasmine,

^ftin^HTTK 8, w. A musical mode (jwir-
ticularly stmj in the be*, inning ^ the
rains)* [eyeaiug.

^f^lt^TT s. m. A kind of Jasmine;

^ adj, Fraudnlent, crafty, cunning,
sly, dishonest, knavish, &o. ; mis-
chievous, injurious, s, vu A games-
ter, » rogue, a cheat.

Win 8./. Knavery, roguery, knavisli-

ness, cunning, slyness.
^f\^ 8, /. Ciinning, knavish.

Mmm s. m. Poison.

V^»nv^ 8* m. The red vegetable pow-
der thrown about at the spring festi-
val called the Ruli,

^^^\ V. a. To ram, to staff; to bntt
( as homea cattle^),

^^\ adj. Grey, of that colour, s. »i,
Giey (the colour )'^ any thing of a
grey tint.

I ^r^l^^ 8. /. Cramming and stuffing.

adj. FinBi
ciilm.

steady,

^T 8, jn. A scarecrow.

J7w !«"^-*'"'

9^ adj. Possessed, held, contained.
OTTi^ 5. m. A propei name, the father

ef Durt/i»dhan, and uucle of th^

Panda princes ; a good king. [edL
^^jmj adj. Firm, steady, calm^ collect-
Vfn ;./. Steadiness, firnmess ; a metre,

a stanza of four lines of eighteen

syllables each.

^^rnrfe «./. Fisticuff:*.

^ff s. /• A milch cow, one that has

lately calved.
%3W{t s. f. The Gourtee rirer.
^KJ adj. Squint-eyed.
^m\ 8, m. Half a pice or pysa.
^ n, m. Steadiness, firmness.
$*«f^u adj. Steady, calm, assuming

firmness or composure.
W^^ 8. m* The sixth note of the gamut.
^WT 8. m, A present of fruit,
vtt 8. /. Pulse which has be^n soaked

previous to boiling, a mash.

\8.f. \

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Hf^l 3, m. A small mband of etrth ;
(met.)ii pot-lielly, a large fcdly.

ifTf mr *. m. A chimney.

V^ir 9. /. SalHtation, Vowiag down to
idols.

Vtvf adj. Robnet, athletic,

^JhiT *. wi. Deceit.

ifiwT s. m. Deceit, deception, delnsion,
blunder; disappointment; doubt, hesi-
tation; a scarecrow; anything: ima-
ginary, not roal, a vapour resembling
water at a distance. ( French mirage).
Dhokha khtma^ To bo deceived. Dhok($
dena» To deceive.

1?!^ 8, m. A sort of snake, a kind of
water-snake.

^(1T adj. False, treacketons, perfidious.

-fftift s, /. A cloth worn round the

waist, passing between the legs and
fastened behind

^m V. a. To wash, s, m. Washing.

ift? «. ^, A kind of sword.

yft^ 8. m. Washing,

^WtflR «./• A washer-woman, washer-
man's wife*

M^t s.f. A washerman*

ifl9#IW(iC 8. /. A sour belch.

*tfw#./. Tradition. ,

^f\x\ 8. m. Name of a medicine.

liKt 8.m..A bullock.

"tttmadj. Washed.

^9T s> m. A coarse kind of shawl.

^ *./. A kind of wood. ( Lifihinm
fruticosum} Ovielea tomentoea ).

Vt 8, m. A weight of 20 seers, pran.
Whether.

^\W 8. f. Breathing, panting ; the
asthma. [jpc.

iftwiT «. a. To blow with the bellows,

^^^s./. Bellows.

^"Ifir s. f. Thought, consideration, con-
templation, reflection.

4fnm 4d§. Rich^ wealili/; stMMft
stout ; bold ; vksious, BsischieTovs.

4tWT# 8.f, Riches ; stxangtli • cour-
age ; vieioasnesB, misekievooeneBs.

if t9 9. m. Assanlty tiireatemng.

w'tfUffirT t. ». Blusiering, bulljiug,
tmnult, the impetoous assaalt of a
crowd or body of mon.

W t^ 8. m. A large kettle-dram.

iTtf^HT 8. m. The leader of a hue ani
cry or posse comitatus.

^ ac^. Washed, cleaned, purifted.

ifhrfUfr *. m. Crystal.

4t^ «. m. A large kind of dove.

t, \ "«•

White.

^i\fffm vtdj. Belonging to a cheat, kna-
vish, fraudulent, dishonest, Ac.
ifHr 8,f, A thump, a rap, a slap.

^^niwr ^^ i>. a. To thump, to box, to

«. a. To thump. DAmil
lagna, v. a. suffer To
losB«

iftwtroVT 8. m. Thumping and slapping*
VtwT adf. White. BhouU-ffir^ 8. «.

Name of a mountan.
yftrnki./* Whiteness.
^^!firf< #. m. Snowy mountain*

tftf^^WT ) slap, to cuff.

«rf»r «. m. Meditation, contemplation,
reflection, thought, consideration, im-
agination, advertency, but especial! j
that profound and abstract consider-
ation which brings its object fully
and undisturbedly bofore the mind ,-
mental representation of the person-
al attributes of the divinity to whott
worship is addressed.

vmi^ 8. fn. The performaace of re-
ligious abstraction.

^mj i>. a. To meditate on, to think on,
to adore, to know.

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cH;. M«€liiatire^ cotiieixiplaiiye,
gtren to meditation ( oh dwina mat-
Hr$ )y retigions.
v^fA^m tuijy. To be icreditated upon.

viTT^t ) ty. tf. To meditate on, to tbink

v^r^lTfJ on, to adore, to know,
%^ adj^ Fixed, stable, firm ; trne,
right 8. i». The pofar star or north
pole itself*

^fUT^ «. m. The polar star.

ysfv^if s. m. A kuid of song,

vn\ «./. A plant ( ffedfiarum gangi-
iicum) ; a small tree, from the fibres
of which bow- strings are made ; the
introdnctory stanza of the song,
it is distinct from the verses of the
song, after each of which it is again
repeated as a burden or chorus ; a
virtuous woman.

V s. m. The pole) ef tite earth ), polar,
star.

v^q 8, m. Loss, destruction.

vq^'9^ 8, m. Loss, destruction.

^'^^adj. Lost, destroyed.

^'4t 8. /• A mote in a sunbeam, adj.
Destructive, destroying.

^n»T 8. m. A flag or banner • a stand-
ard, a ship^s pendant ; a flag-staff.

^ift 8. vu A standard-bearer.

^^n)t^ 8. nt. The humble bee.

lai^ 8, m. Sound ; the sound of a drum.

v^Prir <idj. Sounded, making a noise as
a drum, &c«

^ff'PrmT «./• The Vina or lute; a
pipe, a fife ; a sort of trumpet.

«f n? «. m« Any aquatic bird, as a crane,
a gull, &c. feeding upon fish.

vfHin *>.. To meditate ; reflect,

%^^ 8. m. A flag or banner. ,

»r Tlie twentieth consonant of a N(^$g<tvi

alphabet, having the sound of. ad\>.
No, not.

^*r } aij. Naked ; shameless.* Nanga
•ITT J karna, To bare, to uncotcn
Nanga jhnri ; 5./. Searching, exa*
mining ( as people leaving a loorJc^
8hop, to prevent pilfering ). Nanga-
mddarzadf Stark-naked. Nanga
manga J or Nrtn^a munang, adj. Naked.
Ncm^d-Kr, Bareheaded, l^anga tal-
tvary A drawn sword, "Nangi ehamther^
A drawn sword ; one who speakrf
his mind freely and Without resterve,
Nan^« paon, or "^t^nge pyron. Bare-
foot, bare-footed

«fTOT adj. Naked-

WTJr^> ndj. Stark naked.

'T'iriitKt «./, A searching.

«f«r^*t 8. w. (a,) Stark naked,

•ifir^JT^nl V. a. To take and strip.

•t^ a. /. A sister-in-law, husband's
sister. 8.m» The . foster-father of
Krishna,

»f^ «. TO. A son ; the grove or garden
of Indra, Elysium.

if'^^ s, m. The foster son of Nand<f ,
t, e, Knshna,

jf ??t^T 5, TO, An earthen vesse;!.

«r^€tj^ 8. TO, Huflband*8 sister's, hua^

iuftt 1 band.

n^^l D. n. To begin.

f^ ( In comp. ) Nose, as. l^ak-g/Usni,

8,f. Rubbing the nose on the ground

in prostration, or by way . of humili-
ation.

•T^f^^'ft ) 5./. The rublbin;]; the nose
•nsfw^ y ^^ ^® ground in humble
prostration. ^ •«

*»^^WT adj. Angry, fretful, ill-temper-
ed^ warm, passionate, iTastidioOs. '

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-•llftll*ft I. /. A tternnUtorj plant.

(Artimna $temiUatoria).
^ntt t^dj. Nose-clipty noseless. $. m.

A rogae ; nitme of a lird.
«T1^ i. m. An inflammation in tbe

aoa«9 the polypus.
PFrttfT «^ Dwll. waggiUi, roguish.
WWift «./. At the las4 i^asp, at the

point of death.
>i«?TVT 8, 9»« Heme of a disease.
^w€iK 8./. The veins of the nose.

'SahiirpkytnOf To bleed at Ihe nose.
^mK 8. m. Refnsal, denial.
^WVII «. •. To refnse,
^mx^ <• m. (di Worthless.
^<f9tm v« To speak through the nose.
irfiK Nothing, not any ibingv
^17 #. m. The nose,
-•niv t. m. The £$ngal mungoose {yir-

^erra ichneumon ).

^itTWT I #./. A plant, the mungoose
•srytVf I if wounded in a conflict

frith n poisonous snake, is supposed

. to prevent the effects of the renom
by the use of this plant.

wv^prr 8. tn. The nose ; a disease of the

point of any thing,
cfllfw *./. The wooden or iron instru-
ment fixed to a camePs nose, and to

which the string by which he Is led
is fastened ; a caTesson.

«nirr s. m. The ace at cards or on dice

Nahkd dua^ A kind of game at' dice.

irft «./• speaking through the nose,
nasal eoond.

Mfi^ 8. f. Ntoe Of a game.

Wfr tkd^. Inftuttons.

epiwr^ «. w. A tree (Oaledupa arborea).

spv 8. m. An alligator ^ the n^se.

mmXJ^ 8. m. A shark.

^^^ s. m. A star in general ; an aster

rism in the moon's path or lunar

^ mansion of which twenty- eighty dis-

tinct in name, figure, and number cf
stars, are enumerated : the Pntramic
and popular enumeration of those
constellations is twenty-seven; Vdhf-
jit, the twenty-seventh, being conai-
dered as formed of portions of the
two contiguous asterisms, and not
distinct from them. Besides the
common division of the zodiac into
twelve signs, the ffindu8 divide it
into twenty-seven Nae8ha(i'aSf each
of which has its appropriate name,
and two and a quarter of which are *
inolnded in each sign.

•vtmur 8. m. A particular dii^am for ]
astrological purposes.

«I^WW19r 8. /. A necklace containing
twenty-seven pearls; the table of
the asterisms in the moon's path.

^^^h adj. Bom nnder a locky planet^
fortunate.

«rw 8. m« A finger or toe nail. Ndkh-
8ikIiOT,"Nakh'g€h 8ikh'tdlk, From top
to toe, entii'ely^ throughout^ ( lit. )
from the ( toe ) nails to the hatr on
the crown of the head.

Yin 8, 191. The string of a paper kite.

'W^rf^ adj. Who or what eats with
nails or talons.

^mn 8. m. A star ; a constellation.

iiWJft adj. Fortunate, bom under a
lucky planet.

«nt^^ «. m. A scratchy the mark of a
finger nail.

.m, }

The marks left by the
nails, a scratch.

wftmmT V. a. To claw, to scratdi .

>nit 1. /. A perfume, a dried substance
of a brown colour, and of the shape of
a nail ; apparently a dried shell-fish,
used as a perfume ; a vegetable per-

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fume, different from the oBe abore^
though know by the tame name.
ffakhi, adj. Nailed, - clawed, baring
nails or talons.
9in s, m, A mountain ; the stone of a
fing, or*n stone on which a name <&e.,
is cnt, a Jewel, gem, precious stone,

S!^} *•/ Approach.

w^Wifr V. n. To approach.

«r«rBr «^. Mountaineer.

'HT^ «- /. Heart-pea ( Cdrdiospermum

haltcacabum ).
inrift^ 8, m. Wormwood.
ffipT adj. Naked,
vnnrf^ b. m, HimaHayah^ the personified

range of snowy mountains dividing

India from Tnrtary, &o.
^^fk^ 9. m. A plant (PUctranthus

iCutellarqidBS ).
'R^ adj. Mountain, mountaineer.
^^ B, m, A town, a city. 'Sagar-nari,

B, /• A court ezan«
^'TfiVT 8» w. Town's-folk, citizens.
Wf^nlt i. m. One who resides in a

city. [city.

•mrPf^nft »• w. One who resides in a
«|irtT B. w. A raised seat or platform on
'' each side of a doorway.
<l<iOfltf<l<t i. A A species of metre.
'I'rtt «./. A town, a village, afij. Of w

belonging to a town or vOlage.
^Tirft^TWi i. m. Suburb, skirts of the

town.
m\K\ «• m. A kettle drum.
Vfi^ a^. Living in or frequenting.

mountains. [ring.

«nftiT B* m. The stone or bezel of a

}

adj. Naked. »« m. A naked
mendicant.

^%^ I. ^. Nudity, nakednessi

IWW «• w. Ferment, a drug used t9>
• throw the mixture for ifMrituous

liquors into fermentation.
viiTT B. /. A. naked womao.
1^f» f. «. A naked maa, but speeidl/

a kind of religious mendicant, who^

wanders about without clothes ; a

Bouddk^ IT Jyn,
Wftwr B. /. A girl before menstruatioB^

or abotit ten years oH ; naked

woman.
||#«IKW 9. M. Stripping, undressing*
n^mn adj. Stripped, undressed, nake<&
^wPf^ 8. m. Dancer.

•I^RT \ ^' **• '^^ ^^^ *^ dance.

1^?^ 5. m, A dancer.

^Z B. m. A dancer, a mimic, an ftctor^
a tribe who ore geuemlly jugylofS^
rope-dancers, &c., a tumbler in caalew
the 4on of a degraded KihBitiri by m
woman of the second ckss or easte ^
a sort of reed (utraiufa tibUUB^w^
A. kark($ ); a subordinate m^de et
music.

^R^n 0dj. Boguash, waggish, artfb^
trickish, shrewd, s. m. A cheat.

WZ^i^ s. f. Trick, roguery, artifiot^
artfulness.

1^n B. m. The art or aet of danoing^l
pantomime, &o.

^Znrv. .To deny,

iZlTMO'ir B^ m, A M(/kg or mode of
music, according to some, ih^ eixtb^
or to others, a subdivision of I>ipak
or of M$gh^

'fST^ffiRn a. /. The egg-plant (SoUnum
melongena),

^Z^\ B. m. A juggler, rope-dancer,
^zm > mimic, aoto*, Ac; a ohief

dancer or actor.
^^^n I. w, Yellow orpimeftt^

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If

^Zi s.f. A Bhrub ( C(B8alpinia ton-

dneeella ).

'rfzf ^ s* tn, A female ropedancer,
lf?4t 3 tamblor, mimic.

^& s^f, A medicinal plant ; a wbi/re.

. a nack girl, a dancer, an actoess ; red
arsenic •

^M «. w. A sort of reed ( Arundo ti-
UaUSy or, A. karka ) ; a particnlar
tril e whose employment is makidg a
sort of glass bracelets.

*l^lH^ adj. Abonnding in reeds ( a
field, ^c )♦

vi^^f^^ i. m. A small fish a kind of
sprat hunting reedy places.

<ftTT culj. Reedy, abounding in reeds.

«in 8, m. The arc or distance of any
planet from the zenith.

^^^m (i^j. Down-faced, looking down.

>IW If not, otherwise*

^fAn *. m. Zenith distance ( m Astro-
norm/ ).

im)V adj. Bent, curred, bowed, stoop-
ing.

»i«nft 8./. A woman.

*rftr J./. Bending, bowing, stooping,
cmJ'vatnre, crookedness.

•rfiint 8. /. Grand-daughter, daughter's
daughter.

«llr?f i?. TO. A relative.

»r^ 8.m.f. A large ring worn in the
nose ( on the left nostril ) ; a rope
passed through the nose of a draught
ox,
•iVfT 8. m. A nostril, a ring for the
nose. V. n. To have the nose pierced
(a iuUock), nathna chttrhdm. To
be angry or displeased.
^^^ 5./, A small ring \forn in the
notie ; a ring inserted in the hilt of
a i^woxd,
^\ 9y mn A river, applied oaly to one

of which the personification is mal^
as the Btythmapntraj Sone, Indusy ^e^
^4^1 8. /• A river in geberal ,* tho -com-
mon personification ol rivers being
female.

•i^«l^ 8. TO.. A tree ( BarringUmia

acutangula) ^ a small tree ( Viiix
negnndo ).

•r^«T^T«./. The rose apple ( ^uflpeni*
jnmbu ) ; a shrub ( Leea kirta ).

^r^V^ 8. m. The bank or shore of a
river,

f ^t^^f^^ 8. m. A sort of reed {dkla-
mu8 rotang ).

^^•m adj. Acquatic. water-bom, a
tree ( Ventaptera arjuna ) ; the mar-
shy date tree.

*f^^ 8, TO. The bank of a river.

»j?ft€«f *. w. A tree ( Tenta^tera of-
juna ).

1^ 8./. A plant ( Vremnd herlaeef» J.

^ft^T 8. TO. A large earthen pan.

VRITT 8. m. A little child, a son ; an
expression of endearment.

iWf )

*rf^ I 8. /. A sister-in-law hna-

"rtf^ f hand's sister.

lift J

«r4tVT9 8. TO. Maternal grand-fatber^s
family.

f '^f •?K f The forster son of Handa,
i^nw ( I. e. Kmhna.

^^^^ 8. TO. An epithet of the cowherd

8i^n 8. tn. A son ; the grove or garden
of Indray elysium. adj. Delisting,
rejoicing, making pleased or happy.

i^'iwf The pleasure grove of the Gods.

^^M^ 8./. Wifeof Nand* (Fo^AoAi).

l^^T^r 8. TO. Krishna's foster father.

^^m^ \ s. m. The beloved of ^undQ

f Thefo
C I. e.

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mf^m I 8, m. Toon, a tree the wood

•rP^ffi? j of which resembles maho*
^any, and is used for fumitnre, d;o.
( Cedrella Tuna).

•iP^ «./. Wife's sister.

•Piflirw ^. m. The bull of 5tVj.

w^t 1 i' ^' Hnsband's sister's hns-

»r^^ 3 I and.

H^fn '• m* ^ l^gQ earths vesseL

si»VT adj. 'Small, diminatiTe, neat^
nntty, tiny.

VTH^T 9. m. A Tossel for measuring
with.

ift^v cufj. m. Of neither sex.

^99W 8. i». An ennnchy a hermaphro-
dite ; an impotent or imbecile man ;
the neater gender, adj. Unmanly^
coward.

I^^^TTT 8. /. Unmanliness.

«nrf 8. m. Grand son.

vrrr 8. m« Profit, benefit.

inStft #./. A kind of tmmpet.

^ittn cm(/. New.

^m Ninety

mi s. m. The sky, ether, atmosphere.

f|«fi| oc2j. Moving in the atmosphere.

•PT'pn^ 8* w. Lord of the birds (adju-
tant).

9mfir^T 8./. A voice from the skies.

^Mwin ^Crano, adjutant.

IH^R adj. What moves in the sky ;
aerial. 8. w. A bard ; a cloud ; air
wind.

ifiTftem adj. Abiding in heaven or in
the sky, a. m. A division of the in-
fernal regions, a hell.

nw. 8. m. Salutation, reverence, bow-
ing, obeisance, adoration.

nM^^ s. /. Pickled lemons.

•Wif ? adj. Bending, stooping, bow-

•WT J ed.

^^^ adj. Like, resembling.

Twfii^ <«(;. Reverenced, respected
worshipped.

W4IIK #. m. Respectful or reverential
address or salutation, adoration.

'HWirtt »./. A sensitive plant.

^^m adj. Venerable, respectatde, en-
titled to salutation or civility.

^^ftwr adj. Reverenced, respected,
worshipped.

«|tNr 8. m. The seed of the Eleocarpas«

•rt^ e.*^ A spiritual teacher.

^^ adj. Bending ; ( met. ) Co.urteous.

W8m8./. OondeicensiQo.

^WgW 8. m. I adj. Looking down,
•i**f|^ 8.f. } having the head bent.

^V[ 8. m. The eye.

•niWT 8. /. The pupil of the eye.

wft«^^ #. TO. A lamp ; any lovely or
desired object.

W^^iewi 8. m. New birth.

'UiT^^nwi §. fn. The outer angle or ean-
thus of the eye.

W«ftw 8. m. Oreen sulphate of hroif,
or the salt in a state of partial de-
composition by exposure to the at-
mosphere.

«Rf adj. New. Vyeh 8ir 88, ad^. Anew,
afresh.

if'C 8. m. Man, individually or gener-
ally, a man, a male, mankind, adj.
Masculine, male.

«r^V 5. m. Hell, the infernal regions,
including a number of places of
torture of various descriptions.

fVW^ # w. A well 01 pit in Tar-
tarus, eighty -six such are enumer-
ated.

«r^?l^>l^ 8.f. The Torments of hell,

^^^ Hellish.

1^^ \ 8'^' ^ ^^^ ^^ which mats
nx%<^ y are made ( Arumdo tibmU )•

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• inq^ i. w, Tke wind-pif e.

«l^f^r «./, The river of h^.

Viirr «. !»• Small sealos.

i|^%f d. wi. A king.

irrqfir «. wii A king, a aovereigQ prioce.

^Kfy^ adj. Fa?ourablo or frieadly to
mankind.

n^^K »• w. Quo of the three loh$ or
regions of the unirerse, the abode of
man, t'le earth. [Naf'«w.

^K^rr^f.rr. KHh€r^ the treafflirer of

ifKH*./. Varai Vcu^ih, India, or the
central part of the known continent ;
the birth place of men«

«r<m«lT t>. o. To soften.

vf^^V 1. vt. ^ hnman sacrifice.

«l^^ (ulf4 Saving the hnman form*
«. m. The human form,

«l^^A adj. Having the hnman form.

frrftiPr s. m. Hnman writing.

«i:«t« $. m. The Earth. [being.

11^^ 8. m. The sacrifice of a human

m^m s.m A horn (mt««fc«»^, a wind
instrument.

frfhifimT #. w. One who plays q« the
horn.

ijpcfWv «*«• The fourth -^uator or in-
carnation of Vishnu, which ia said
to have happened in the ScU-jug,
«pon the following occasion^ Bknya
Kasyapf an impiona prince^ waa- en-
gaged at his son Vrahlad for wor-
shipping the Almighty, and tried
every means of destroying him, by
poison, by throwing into fire, into the
ocean, &c., yet PriiA^d lived, "If
your God is present every wheie,"
says Himyah Ka^yap^ let him come
from an alabastar pillar j" on which,
it is said, lSar<uingha appeared, with
the lower part of a man and the
upper of a lion, destroyed the

father, and set the son on ibr

throne, Ac
f^tr iMh. Tho foarth day past or io^

come, some day ^a or henee.
nK%lf i, m. Shank, leg.
•KftRT *. /. Homicide^ murder.
nw^ a. ta. Atow or vile mm, a wretch^
nftuT «./. A tile.
«i<t 8. /. A kind of leather, skin ; a

weaver's shuttle.
'T^W aij. Male, masculine.

^z 8,

r. m. 1
8.m, >

The throat, the wind-pipe.
JXareti da^na, To throt-
tle.

n^ 8. m. A king, an imointed sover^
eign.

^i Hell.

«m^ 8. m. An actor, a mimle j a jn^gter,
a dancer, a player of any desoription ;
a reed ( Afando karka).

«nT^ «. /. An actress, female dancer
or singing giri.

^An 8. m. Dancing, geatienfaitteg, mt^
ing.

n%Z^ 8^ m. A stanza of four parts,
having seventeen syllables in each.

nif^f 8, /. The Virmrnhf or ISerhadd^k
river, which rising in the Vindhy^
mountains, runs westward to the
gulph of Cainbay.

^m 8. m. A reed ( Arundo karka) ; the
name of a king, and hero of several
poetical works famous among the
Hindus, especially the poem called
'^yahudh; a tube, spout, joint of bam-
boo or other hollow wood; the bam-
boo which fowlers use to entangle
game by applying bird-lime to the
top of it. Hat chaUna, Setting the
bao^ in mati^li; denotes a magloal

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inrfttiliee adopted fof the diaooTery of
theft. Two pieces of eplit hftmboo, of
eqntii lengths, are applied to one
tmother side hy side, and h«1d hy two
men, one at eadh end. It is said
that any persons taken at random
may be employed for lihis pnrpose.
Then the magician prenonnces cer-
tain incantations,' the efficacy of
which is pretended to be snoh that
bamboos spon tnnoonsly move towards
the place where ho thief or the stolen
goods ai'€, and drag the. mea al^sg
with them. NaZ dar nal, One tube
within another*

WS^pr^ One of the two sons of Ruber,

n^l 8, m, Tl^e nretoTfl, urinary, docis,
Ahani nala, or Bbuin nala^ A sort of
fireworkis roman candU> made of iron,
bnfialo-horn, or bamboo,, plaeed oo
the groud, . l><^m ndUif A va^ieiy
of the abovo-mentioBod^ but wiA
occasional globes of bright light burs-
ting up Hqtth ncda, Of ibe like sort
as above, bnt small, held in the hand.

^W#./. Aperfnme.

iffwn t. m. A lotus or water-lily ( N«.
lumhium spec-osum, or ^ijp7i'ph<so net-
ambo ) ; the Indian crane.

ilf^ ^. /. An assemblage of lotns
flowers ; a pUk^ abounding^' in lo-
tuses.

if^ir^ #i in. A oaste whose employment
is to catch birds with birdlime by
metOiB of tlic.naZ, or reed.

n^$.f. A tube, pipe, spout; the wind-
pipe^ ureter, &c.; a gun-barrel; the
bone of tlie leg, the tibia ; weaver's
shuttle, or the little tube within the
shuttle on which the woof is woulid.

W^f *. w. A tube, a joint of bamboo
^0 convey letters in 5 strtiwr

^m B. fn, A fnrloag, a distance meaom
ed by four hundred cubits.

Iff: adj^ New, nine.

Wf^ifti^ 8. y. A young woman, either
one recenitly mapied, or one in whom
menstruation has lately commeneed*

>nwir ^. /• Nine sections of the earth.

^^ns.m. The nine planets.

T^^l^T s, TO. pi. The nine planets, or
sun, moon, fire planets, and the
ascedding and desending nodes.

^^m^ 8. m» A student^ a n ovicev

52^ J Sacrifice, W.(im.

^^Utt 8. / A girl just grown up to

puberty.
•rmj#./. Novelty.
«i^WT^ a^. Having nine doors ; an epi-«

that applied to the body, which has

nine ii^lets or outlets, as the nostrils,

ears, mouth, eyes, anus, &c.
fwwwfw^./. The nine kinds of devotion

reccignised bj Hindus. .
iW^R«f<t s.f. (a.) Female who has never

known a male.
.Iiftrf^r^./. The treasure of Kwij^r, the

god of riches, conf^sling of nine f al u-

lous gems.

ISS/'/' \ FreBh butter.-

•fTOftwrr*./. A bride, a. newly married
wdoan ; a girl* ia whom menstrua-
tien has recently commenced.

»r^^^ 8. /. A bride, a newly married
woman.}

Wtirmr *. /. A girl just grown up to
puberty.

«tfWii4;. Ni^ih.

•l4«g^WfT 8. /. Dimble jasmine ( J<i|wc-
numxanJbo^). J [month.

»r?wt «./. The ninth day of a Innar half

frnftw a. /t A J9^B woman.

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imv 9. m. Nine preeions gems, or, a
pearl, mbj, topaz, diamond, emerald,
lapis laxnli, coral, sapphire, and one
called Qomed ; the nine men of leiiers
at the conrt of VihramaditycA^ or,
Dhanwantariy Kihapanakak. Umar^
lingh^ SanhUy Vetalvbhatt^ Qhatakar-
pury Kalida$f Varahamhir^ atui Var^
aruehi.

•fWtrvr it. nu Hie period of nine days,
from the first of the light half of
Aitioin to the ninth ; part of the time
devoted to the worship of Doorgtf.

^vm adj. BeautifaL 9. m. A sapling.

ifT^ftirr *. /. A newl J married woman.

n^^m *. »>. Now cloth.

ff^HT^iv s. m. A name given to any of
the nine inferior classes, the cowherd,
gardener^ oilman, weaver, confec-
tioner, water-carrier, potter, black-
smith; and barber.

iRini *. »i. Tlie first series of Shraidhi
collectively, or f nneral offerings on
the first, third, fifth, seventh, nintt,
and eleventh days after a person's
demise, [vered.

fprefif^ t. /. A woman recently deli-

wn\adj. New.

W^ «. m. A ninth, a ninth part.

vpri^ 9. m. A boat ; a particular kind
of boat, a barge.

fprrm v. a. To bend bownwards, to
bow ; to cause to submit to, to cause
to stoop ; to double, to fold.

iPOfr 9. m. New rice or grain ; a cere-
mony observed on first eating the
rioe, &c. of the last harvest.

nmmK 9. m. New and unbteached cloth.

^^vm V. n. To tiavri, to walk, to
wander, to go round, to aorround ; to
shut out, to exclude.
i^tO 8./. A flower, a sort <rf jasmine.

nft s.f. The string Wkb which a coVa

feet are tied when milking, a tether.
nftwm 0dj^ Renewed, revived, done or

made anew.
n9t^ adj. New ; youthful,
^it^m #./. Newness.
W^iVnr^a^'* Renewed, revived.
n^ a^. New, recent, young, &c.
^Wm 9. m. A bird, said to be a sort of

crow.
W^R adj» Perishing, decaying, decay*

ing. wasting, being destroyed.

f^ 9. «. > adj. Mischievous, destruc*
1T^«./, 3 tive.

^^ adj. Lost, destroyed, remoted, an-
nihilated.

«l^ *. m. Destroyed, spoilt.

T^^^ 9. m. The moon on the fourth
lunation of either half of Bhadr.

*i%^dt m&\ Fainted, insensible.

ntffT*./. Destruction, annihilation.

•nn*./. An adulteress.

^«n«./. The nose.

WTTT i>. Spoil, sq[uander.

•TBT^T v. a. To destroy, to annihilate
to spoil, to squander, t?. n. To l>o
destroyed or annihilated.

^4\9.f. A coulter, a ploughare.

^nl\Z adj. Ill-omened.

wSS^ \ •*• llntoxicaUng.

*lWl Stair.

«r^ 9. «. A sternutatory, snuff, &c.

the nose.
«r^ *. /. A hole, bored in the septum

of the nose.
^m adj. Nasal, relating or be longing

to the nose. 8. m: A sternutatory.

Tf «. w. Nail (o/tbejinger, j-c. ), talon.

NaA Una, To trip, to stumble.
TTl pd). Meagre, leal.

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^r%^ ^'. »». A sctatcfe with '{he nail or
talott. ^ ^ ^"*";^

'iftift «.'//^ An instrnment f(^ cnttmg
nails ; ft Icincl ofi^'isel ns^cf m polish-
mg. una tnrmng prass, &c.

^%x^ A. yi Ah mstrtiment fof paring
ihe hails With, *^

^IT^'T f i. w. A Kind ot disease of

^Tf 1 ^m ». *. ffoikuirtftoMWMfciii'ot

*rirwrt fl^; lir. ' Td cn«4ef to Wrfhe;
^rrm 5. m. Battling^ JWIftftni. ^
^Trm <>. *: Hc^ bitfce; tA wtteh, " ' *'' *
*1W» *. yj 'Metises: '

*rTTV»T «. m. A • gtiihek worm t^PiUria
*fV«*>." Ko, ligt.'**"

wfTiit oiii^. otlierwfi^;^W "^ "

«fr idtj. ' N tt, n^ t. " f ^^;

teta c ** »». A barber.

mf^m si nk Vh» bM wih y^hftolt :of

^trjh Name and placoi. , , ^^ ^•^ ^,j^^

m^fj/. The nose. i^(»ifc i(i«efnf^ .i?o

dishononr. NoA; fta^\ Aojy, ,To^l<^

^ one's honour. ,jyu^^ c^4r^itnd!^^5^.^

,F?:?y i?L^.^«pHfed, iiraifc fd%a>

fTo pi^erve one*8 honour. NdJfc f {?|:?r-
na, To turn' up one's nose, tp be
displeased. * ^ '

m Jf%.'tteiiV»;f^itfeAi8^;^^ether;^^^^
atmosphere, '"*

Wt '?.'»«.' fte''extreraity J)f' a roa^i
the ^i it ii lUai^e'; nil jflloy' " nv^ne^

toad. .,°»- •

TI5« <id}. Relating or belongiiig to* an
ichnendfdii" •' ' '''' "^ '• '«" '•■■"■•

"^5 f- ^\ ^ l>^«it>.'-tl,e }^;inmo;
pliiii, « vegetable shpiMjse'd " to fur-

'-^f8fcl*-6 tftangoose W an aaulote,

When biUeti ffl^a conflfct i^Jtli a Make

■•(iS»-iA8>»ro;)»wiyfim,f ), '* "''*■ "'

ni^^ ». m. A month, onft co^ptitefl by
the moon>8 pass^e^^Von^h^the
Hwmf-i^^fl mi[naons/or of Unity
days of sixty gharh «acb. '" * ^.

the Innar asterisms^ '

^Wfl»*if ^t j';"*Aie ^talte'dr'^hditiorio
' ^frtacH'4 pei^Odis^riAJfeclfeffigreoa^V

^*fe^flfe^y^^i«tf pri8ia,V';iV;3?*fi,s

nativity* ^'*"^^^»^*' '^'''^'* 'f<^ ,;.':tewfd
•Hl^i>*. id4lh?gf*m ((kUed/ hte£

a human face^ with the tail of i'^ser-
- ^e;iftMaemn^dL& ''<^''t|^^
" KoUbevlXa^a • tte race of tffiU^

mgs 18 said to have sprUtttf from

.^ o peo^U /*^„or the *e^io^^-^ J?f#

especially the speotade sna^Orjor

smairtree (Mma/srrea) j a sorty of

tiseii &^dyflig\^tt^.i<i )intfSJa);
on§ of the astronomical p^iods called.
Koi'dJi : it Is on^ of t^ose twined in-

nose, the pdypug^ * > , ' moon; rf. rf ( ' ^m*

%if^7f s,j\ A 'f?n|^ali dinijer of Oie I wf'rwr *./. A race orJFeiMjb^

court of /n<fri». _ "" '"'*^' I inhabit Fatal or*^the jfegions'utider

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,th« earth, o^(l..^ ^ ^ ferp^ntine
«xtractiop, bnt Teji^ bf atififnU , ,|

W«i /:, m. !^A Zsm^i tret, { ^eitia
>T#i )• " ' * : ,

fT^f^fWT5. /. Red arfleni^fc.,, ^;
ifnniftWT #• i». Tin. . -^ -, h'T'-i
»rT'Fii^«ii"5. m. Elephax^tV tpot^ or jyory.

*ni4tT«.'m. A kind of wood, by tout-
ing it in said that fetters epontane-^
onsly fall off. .,,,^ - r. r

of 5/af«>«»j.^/d-:pf^a, pi^i which
' day they worflhip mfnak^j^o,|a:oQ^re

biMsing on their ^ children. ,^ ^
fITiprip f./.. A fenjaU, of ; tjie a^rpe^^

,race. / •„. . :^ .5. ^ ^,.,^; .:.a;;' :.

f. 19. ) J A.jjlTinj^inj^ift^Me of a

mil^rt^ #// I ; ro^e, &c,, a. sort of

noee or knot^ used in battle to en>

tangle an enemy. . - - a

•nWiT i. m. A, tree naed m dyeing

> •<.' iu ' '>• • * *! . A *^ '^^ '■;» /

<ifo<ifcri(i <i;ic/oria ) ; a pttiall tree
* (ir^fiutf firr$d) ; a ^owVr ( ificAf/ta

C*4imp(i<?a). /* , ' ,.^','^ /^
^riiMt #.' /. A hedge )^\mi^(^CactuB

Intfica \
»fTirtl«f#/m. ¥he hofj-fii .tree (Ficus

WrimrT #. / A creeping plant ( Hedy-
sarum tagopodioides ). ,

wunNr *. m. !6etei plan^ ( !?ip«r ^f*^ ).

^W^mir #. f.A^Prdknta langnage, said
to ba used hj the atfpentine race
irfco'intet^fc''' '' ,-^ ■ . '"''". "

^\^f»\9' .^- A^gort of sna^e { AmpKii^.

hcena ].
ifTOTO 5. y.^ A pame of Jfdiuita, a god-

,^ess SQpposed to preside o^vef snakes;

red arsenic.

•TT?K »«&'. , Clever, shai-p, kno.wincr {<i$ a

-^ '';.a 1<'"1 'r'.;- ': ■ 3 '/^ .' .'^. '►yr-i
huch, a bloody a wag, ^c. \\ town-bom

„ or bred^ «. m^ A sort of grass ( Cjf

perns pertinuis ) ^ ^ /Ofiai of '^ri^ng^

^xmm »• m. The orange ; ;in,:J[jMiia
usually :j«p^i^iJft^fpS^ef ^mBfk
{ Citrus CMPfm )vH. ( - • P. .r - -i-ff

TTW^^WT s. TO. A sifeet s^aeiyng ffff%

y.TwCt «./. A sort of Eupborbja, a
clerer or intrigoing^yrpm^. ot^^^^lp^

most corarapif,,J7<W^*/f:haracte^,^<4
writing, called ^pptfa-nrfs^ai^ .^^,. j. ..

iTTim *. m. A ploughs , c ..

n^H^^ jr. i». The region w>der ..Jh^
e#rf^^ t^e fijb^d^otncu^p^ts and ^^
dras, Fatal ; not being accessil^ Uk
the sun, !t is supposed to be iUnibU
na4edl>y very r^plendent ^eii^ls.

njpr%\ Suddenly.

•HiTfrift Suddenly.' * ■ ' '

mm 8. in. A caste of ffindu mendi*
cants.' ' ' [Delhi.

mm^ $. • w. ffastindpur, or ancient

^rtfTWW i. /. A stick or pole driven

' into a square piece of earth in ike

centre of a newly dug pond^^a bor-

"^■^ng rod. • ■ " '"' * j^ ' . .

rnmyn $* , TO. ^a^tifuffu^j or anptyit
DeiM. ^' ■ " ' '\. ' ■ * ' ,,^

JlflJ^I't^/- A eefpelit {/^ofe ).

Vfrt^ «./. A flQwer,tlf^# ^<rr<a]k

','1 ' ' •* ' *ift ' ' '^ /- . ' .> "• .
Indian' rose, chesnui

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IT *4^ i^'ffp Orih&adk^T of tbe N^h-

aiTft^ i. w Arniow lot tbe fk^rtrt or

nrit^ «. «. A breast-plate, a <hi{ra^.
^^K \ s,m, A conn try near Sft^r-

^TflT r. a. To step across, crosir, jtrtnp
over, pfi^, l«Jtp <^v*r: •* ' ' '

^m s:'m: IMirce. WcA''tt#cA<jm(»; -To
make to dance ; to tease. -

fHl^t ty. «; To dance*

^T^ s, m. Contraction of Anaj, gtaiti.

mz 8, in, *ilie Camatic.

*rre«* >. m. An actor, acting, dancing,
^. ; a plaj, a drama ; ' the first of
t^elen ^petiies of dramatic cotnpo)*

* sitions of the first orde^*

*rtSNH^ tt<$. I^fitinattCi ' ^ .. f*

▼IZT adj. Dwarf, dWarfirfj, dap^%^,

short. •' ^1 . hjV' >*

arifiWT a./. A short^or lig;ht coBwdy,
the fitdt of ihe dramas of the^ i^econd
6rder, '' ■ ,

irr31 ^/iFj^'.' The science or art^bf danc-
ing or actittg, or the tinion* of song,
danre, and hislrnmeiitidaiiisic* ^

>fr?mT^T ^. m. A thetftre^ a bniUing
for dramatic exJiibttiona.

«rt^ K'wi. "'Noii-existence. ^ *. r -^ b

^xit Stick.

iw' *:/• ^«' p^i»^- ' *■' -■ ^f •

^iN^ Y./. An' Tndian boar, or ivvittiy-

• fonrnniiiiftei* •. '

^nf^qir 8. m. An esculent root ( Artm

cotocasi<i^»
<rTri)f«T%9 ^, m. The celestial eqnaAcr.
^nlt^./. Ai^j Ubdlar olrgaa tofthe

body, as aa artery, a vein, an i»tes-

. tine ; -a.fifirtnl^ns Soi^r a.fiitiula, a

\ villus ', ftHr. hour of - tw^uty-foiit* Jfflh

' tftries jrt&tr ^nlsl^^eiitw a^ tii# lt«i€

• 6r fc^^t, &t. * »'- " ^

«IT^^ f/m; 'A4i o0e«riWnt re«>t f jtffttm

^rpfmi^si mf. n^ {liiliel of « peiMAi
'IT^^hrwt. w. An nlotti " ' *' {^lae.

^mr <• /. KAfttwdrilv kio^ alliiftoi.

^Tf^« >F. /. Qranddanghter, dai^gMkr'a
'" daii^t6rv<'>^'i' ^' - ■•- •' -^ r •
Wffipt. iM^.^raBdfcdft^ diMtktar'* ««.

wit If 90$. ^ ■«: . . r- , . . r -

mMs^iku .A MfftiV -^ b«>ba»*,-af told ;
tui'a^toika.iwtmi jof « ,t}aat of
F^4^at:<7o(niEAjiifltf<A# ; a i^fjftm^d

rihroi^^tf jMieMn dtait o«w a-V-^

'A aette. - . • ,-[ • -Ir . > ; •,:

im«i;t^..#^.:To:diO0i m bitto^kTMiBM^

and pat a string in it to gnihuhtm

by. MnA< (ivloook

wrmi atfj. Depnadatfty i sub pgn^Nolk

«rr^ 9, m. Sound in . gisatii ;. a n^mk

. dMa,vdad4)ffMiaUy:iaiD.abMiPii»»

tiite VT. ihvnrogly^io* inr

^^TVT 9. m. A spout, a canai;> .
wr^irt ^^/. A Mhat 6f iaed*\grDiAig i

^«) ;a plant (Pmnno /i^r6A«Ai)^^tb#

China rose. ' : r . 5 *"'*

wi^l^lT i>. a. To yoke. \

Mmk n. pro^i^. iTame of V fjSti^cllft

mendicant, the founder of lAe sect of

' saU ' '- ^-^ •

'»?'^«^''>Jk .,.^. A KWt ir folk^re^

iriw,wniT J , ;. ,;_ ... ,. ^..A ,,. ^

Vanoofv aiatfy* t^, <♦- Xa b#iid,*^to
tow....... .

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.Willll*)^;. Variegated^ m^oflTrOigteREed,
.^.'/^<>rts.or kind9v>-,u -iA .* -i i fc ^

fc!lli./.. 'AIm|r#M9tt*.f ao^ ,v.tK
^r^:«iib.TIi» biiOl jn^ ««bMl$ of

.;«dv«imil|wrfi:Nrpiitf oa f^yofta (Klsik*
sions^ a» Initiatioiiy miffriagov ^ot^iyi

i MUr» «Qctog]3ntr^;tattdfathcc>.'t<vjthe
I -^Mft^etiial r graMfiadUiy ^gna^^vflfed-

and to the moiber, paternal '^lihd-

f^'MMitftdiv ^iittd ^atenita great gma^

linMiiitu Oil ToiAiMiiRra^to'weig^.
mftm 8. m. A barber, a ahaveii a

snrgeoib .:
«8uiRUli|4fi /i. A bariMpA sbl^pw V
>im«f& f)t. At Jiytobtfaa (f2VmfM/»d

u.l#M«t»^ . • ^ *•; • ■

^IRpifJlf €. I}?. A {MroQdti^ft <^r ^.r?
^ifti^^ «. «. DivisioB-of tbe mal^iycal

• ' ' * i

ilT«T «. m. Name, appellation, ^aildeir,

TcTbMomScelelmttdd'l 4o iMcasii^ate
the perpetrator of any onme«v |faoi

^ ilfci*r^»<>n^A4»#,:3?pf bf© alms % #*»
name of another; 'S^m I^t^^T^o^^pise ;.

To be eonspicnonS) famoii^^^of -^e-

*fT»\y^w 8^ m. If^amih^ a child fir^t after
birth } acquiring or taking a ia^ (qf

irniwi^irr 1;. <»• To,J)ft(}oi^^-.fiww>iifl.

reputation. • , ^' .' ^ ., ,

^T^^v. a. Togiy^,paW^t9^to^|Bij|ke
iCtg^picijo^i^. . ,. )

.^nMte, toinisQaJf, , ^ y,

le^HVl^ f. <»i. To.be d^fanjtpd.f io. give
a name to % ft^ildv ,; ,.; • , CglHf^ev
^r^^Ji>. a. To nafj^.mpipdfi^ t<VHW^??

iffifftw adj. Dead, decease*.
«rm¥tmt^.*»v. Xo. b(^eg|Wfie^pi^5, fSwv
^UM»,,^rr#ni»wne4., . r •. .

iTT^iir *. »i. A guide> a leader, a (^Qf^^^c-

, oipat^» a aaAire^offi^r pf ihe lowest

rank»';>a(Mrrdap^]i^dii»g to corporal in

. . dilr fiojag^f « ptarsoo well ^o^VACsaut

in dancing^ aii^Ettg^ &c
^f^lW. /• FeipAleof K(hV<a barbae^

wife. ^ -

mf^m 8. /. Female of K<a^l; | a^ danw

. aely^la89,( tbftimMirQ^Rof f^bo^aa^

particularly {n<m) of ,f^)Mr.^hal^ a

b%5riL . ^

mx 8. f. A woman. 8. m. Blaffd <:if a

^l^aa \ ,tb4 fibre ^f lyhich xgj^ i«L

made^^ttheMn^i^f tb%. lotus; tii^

mt'W > a*. Infernal, ildliih. ^. ii».

mvii > £L«11 or t^ inlemU regM>Q«,

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mvit adj. Ittfemai, }^\x^ ia lieB^ .fpik-

tium. J

VfUr^M Ji^^< >W AMM of a JEfiiie?^

8Ag«^, ihe 860 U\ JBrmUmtirnnd om of

the ten origiiial JTMitf «r J?)iiiMrr &e

16 a friend ol ^ Kiishni a celebvuMt

legislator, and invei^tor of <J^rf'?ttirf

or Inte ; and irlr6, bjr cferryfhg Wof;

9ccasioi)0d ffrjU{iient . qi^rrals ambifg

the gods; ( met} a diflpiitqAi» one foad

of altercatioi^. ^ v

jfTTPHTT 9.', m, df^e membrane m which

the to&ixxa i? enyeloped, s^ctmdmes^
irr^r s. m. Red thread.
iiTTir^ 8, m, A name of. Vt^fim^ eonsi-
d^ro^ 1^ the hoing who exigted t^efore
' all worlds, and mored on the Wftters
of creatioiu. >

^iM^Hi^fli «. m. Four cjabtis on (^Uies

sidQ of lih^ 8tc9|un of t|ie Gangea^.
^ra^wf^ *• 91^ A« ^fl <^f great r^pDied
efficacy vc^ man^y complaii^B, express-
ed ftrom a yariety of pla^t^.
tWH^ «^ /. A name of Lak$hmi, the
goddess of pro8j)enty, apd wife of
Vishnu; A ^IwEit (Aspaf'agus racmfiomi).
04j.Qi9t^r%hitingiot1Haray,9fi^

«lferw> I *• ^* "'^^ cocoanai.

mf^m *. «>• A, po^ipi^ whp teeU the

pnlse.
fil^i. g* A wiMjftMi m «<veratr a !#*

male ; the pulse, an artery ; i^^ om-
, hiUoal cord ;. a kind of greens^
^^#» m. Aa eao^ttt foot (jtcum

coloctteia %
^f^^^m 8. m^i A vwa or l>j;each xrf dniy

in a woBoaa^ of whi^h fix .case/i ai^'
- ¥eol^5>%ed, viz* driakingispint^^^^eegT

kg bad compaoy^ Sl?^*^S;S ^^aod,

\ rami>liqff abroaf!. and.^sleemnfl: or
dwelling m a strai^e noose.

^rtvw 8, w. The dntjeflr efpecuulj m-

. .1*-:. T*^- /art,.,,

cfpnfei^ntopiFt^^ ,, , ,^^^

^ihWT*. »». libertinism^ lephery...
M\\4.ni. Th^jgwp^^-jjTonn. ^

€Iir/'»flrf. ^hnff ^i^Vj accompanying.
...^ n^ A pjpi^ barfel, hore^^er ehase

of a gnn ^ the navel-stnng i stalk of

th#ioiiia- , • .,, f . .,,; ^

«rT^ t. m. A rivulet, brool^ eanaT^
gntter, fnrrow, r^Y^^ft. i ' . r-jf^tr .^

^Bmi^^ fi Aaot# ?| fedaji v M\?^f^
generi^y nsi^ by (>^(^ of i;&n^-

WI&IWT #. «/. Aii, asculent Boot (yirttiit

W* /./, A,^alk.^ cnjttt; agjj tubular
. yessel of tUe body ;. tV pulse. !
WT^9^«. ffi. A fistulons^or sihonfi sore.
n\A^f. A hq^, ship. Tassel, airj thing

long and hollow withiiu
ni^^fi/. Atube^canaf/
wnwT V. o. To bend downwarcts,. t^

tow ; to cause to^ submit to4 ta

eause^ to stoop.

m ftw \ <^ Bdonijinj to a V^set, a
IfxVk^ J boat^ &9. «. wu ThWhelnia-
,man of a Tesset^the steersman., ttia
pOot J a sailor. . ^ ^^ \ ^
^m. \^* !»- Annihilation, loes^ destrutw
^!m y ction^aen-e3dBteiii^.dJH^i. z'

^[vm8.m. A de'stroy^i' • "• ' - ^ -
wfJiw*. w. l>estructron^)[>eiAJStegfJ"
nnw* «./. A pear ( Fyrue eowUMWiiO*
wiW«r«lo^'. X)e6ti^yhig,''ikaAiliiB|^
WTfw cHijf. Destroyed; ''^

mfn**./. > tf^'. t)estrncti>e, 9*
WT* 8.m. ] Sttoying, tf aWttWer*

in€«./. SnufiF. Kaid(»», i.m. Aeit»

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irrw #.m. Nqn-exiBlJance, aftttlhilation,

deat)i«

inwVw/ A destroyer.

ilT9irT v. n. To flee,'^ to Vu& aWay. t^. n.
To' destroy.

«nwiir 8.m. ihe rind of dn "uHriiier
pomegranate ( us^S m dyAi^ V^N^i^
faliranii, Th^' coldot etiracted from

irPIUMr <»<^'. Unintelligemt, not ^and^r-
•'staiidifijf. ■'' ^ '"''' '^ • • '■"''
wnnn^ #./. IgUbttxice!
*ror #./ the iioid. i: m. All inltenp'

ma^ion in tiie nosi, tUe jioTy^iid.
wmTfPwi^ ilnL' Weftriftg'Witf nose-'

ring |n the right nostril fiy "^ women

wiio iaV^^moiey ind^ children. • ' ••
mwvhl s. m. The bridge of^be rfose.
tniwmri^ ^i^f.'tlfearing^the ndse^^

ring in lid teh' nosirJli k' mktk' of

8o;rrow or distress.
iri«T<* s. tn. Drying of (he noatrils/^
WifvVf #. ». The hose.
^f%inil9 ». m. The mucus of thi nose;

.anoi. *^ ' t T^<>^*

illfW cmIv. Non-existence^^ not so, it is

wrfiw X «. w. An atheist, hut ap-
^rf^ t :plt«flT>y theoriho(fox*r/*(i.
dug to any one who denies the dlvinb
autiiority of the Veds, or d(5ubtd'?he
legends of .the i^ur(fn«.
'T^flfHIlv^K/v ^iiieism, denial oj «M
deity, of a future sl^ate, of the divP
nifrgi^^^ Veds: Bouddbiim, heres/,

'itffllfjI^fi^.^fi^eUtyj^^tfi^^^^^ . "^
VftllV «. w. Non-eristenc^,
i|l^ f, m._The rein of an ox passed
tbffQp^ (he seDtub of the hostffls.

jj i 4dv, No, not.

fijrwnc^ (»4/«* Oan^eks, unfounded. '
Pt:ftnr <><y^* ThFO#tt:= <>/ scut- away^

spent ; passed.
fW:t^^^. ^.'^hnMringv tten^mg, pmiUuff

tfwn/;:8pemttBg^^ pasisng 4iwifi|(9') ;

wiping' Away ( «t i«ac# >.
ftn*^- s.>m. ^'^ay. Fruitless/b^ritsn.

fmn^ ad)\ Silent, voiceless. '
fmJ^^ aij. Complete, ^tire.
^;^99 f, m. Final beatitude^ the, re-
lease of the soul from tbe body, and

. its re-union with th^ priniai-y and
universal spiiit. ' " * '

ft :^ '«. «i. Breathing out, expiratioii ;

"^ sighing,' *' ' '''^" ' ^ -' ''^''^"' f'

^:Hir <>^« Separated, unconnected. '

6r:%'i <*'^. t^'alsfe, WntrueV* • '^

fir.^«??fT 8, // Insincerity, Alsehodd.

fn'Mt%8:mr Death/dying ;' a mfekfcr

or 6xpbdient ; exit;* a ^irig' forth.

or out ; final beatitude. ' ' ' ^ '
fw:^^ ac!;. Intolerable, Unbearahle ;

irresistiiile, unable to support or
••'bear. " " \ - *'""■ '

fwiH^cir t: m. f nability fo Wiir <Jr itip-

port J impatience ; unendurance. <
fif.WTK cic^\ Sapless, pithless j' worth-
' less/ Vain,' tinfsub»tan4iak^«. m. *A

plant (2Vop/ii« aspei^a). •' **'•

1%:^ tft^'. BIsa^^efeMe/ Ast^sain^ ^

unhappy. ^'*' *•"' ' '* *. "

%:%TT »./. Liris'oed (L^m kilfttii^^uk).
f«r:^'o4;.**''rce frote^ddlfre ; diflfelarf

ing, indifferent to.
fm:^ adj: 'P6or^ indigAit. • • '
fwJ^ adji. Insipid, tasteless. i

fwifew (jrfj. TIapi[)y, ' without ^LlBiky or

T)ppdsiliup>;'plriP; (Mwy^^

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wr

farffttM/.'.'R^ole* up, "extirpated. , ;>.

^f*fifti»! /. , A W4i«^ spiall s^lflfii .^
.r sifMf^^ candid. • f r.fj , ,,-

lieap, a bundle ; pit}f,i5|i$, i^AeTm^.- -^

ont, to be ei^imftt^l^rdcMi^^ pttilsd

r or tik^app^, .:tP';:eofa9 or, get.'i^tiii^

secede* depart, pw>Qflevl, tto be)7)atter-

ed,.t(0'appf«r;.i^nl*)V prAve^ .^r *Ipk^

(ww^^flWT «. n. To escape*;: (uN^, J. to

surpass another,- :tK) bCl^yau^e^ i»>

.-prqjpaWrei;; to sp^; Biff ch M. djvifliij

, oil^'ft t^imfc ( fi^ffik4n (if .a pef:$0m who

from tie 4nbdWjf df 'd stranger had

formerly iteen stunt ). ^

fff^.15^ ^v^^^.Tp-epo^e^ t9 gcj awajf^

ftr^wwr t>. n. To issue, ,to go forth ^ or

,oi||^ t^, be extr^c^d. .^rap, piJl^

.5>r.^a^eii OD^t, io, cput^e. or^^e^.^put,

Recede, depVrt, proceed, to beppr-

fpjBa^^r j^omjplij^he^ ; to ejcceei^

to j^ ii4ej»d»>ft J?^ taken off,, to ,be

produced, to apjpejiMr, ?:es«lt, tq VfW%^

. 4o turn og^,to })^'fw^ t9 bejayei^te^

to^$Cfl[KK.to ria^ to.jflip, to, spring.

fiMJfl^JljrT !?• fif To come out, to be

drawn forth. [off» to \% pff.

f»l«fpn^;i>. ». To run a^r^iy, tp ^^

fvvi^t r. ti.^,^0 issue, to.gor for^l^ , or

out^ to be jextrwt.ed, .4ri^fl[?> pulled

,or takei^ out, to ppnijB or ge^ oii|^;

secede, depart, proceed, fo be ottered,

.H^^^pear^ro^t^^royi; tp turn oot^

to escape, tQ.ri»e>;*lift spriog. ''

f^^rt5. /. The price pai(| krtf;^*^
ing a field; iheact oT weedi^g^^ •* '*
ftimiirr *i. ^4ii:Tp wited*^ / i^?: +^:
T^^^ adv. Voluntarily, wiUi»gljr; Im-
plying certaiirtyr '. .^ • ip-'ft-'^

fW^^ s:^rfi, tJontrlvahce, 'outlet, issu^,
vent, discharge, ei^tifslbn^" jirmec-

• "strrfeeW: 'NSfck^^rfi^^^o'ca^hi&n

• tt) eicWfifei'^-etpei, tb ijec^' \6''W^
card, titJrtte'ol: tttl4i>iit;i*Vitt»T/a^,

•' fo bHhk^fc^/ifcciVi^^^^^ 'to tfi|,up;
to take out, to extrict* ' '

*%^F ^::?- ^^'^fi??!^ I^^^t V>4i^^

but, to turn oy%^^ U^ ^fpe)^^j^#^

to exceed, fo, .¥tter,J^,|4^Si^€«^

, find, out, to jnv<9nt^to,^aI^e 9^, if

exclude, to ex^^rac^pjfptfud^^fi^Bp*,

foitij^hatch, to pull, to do, t^)^ j^r-

^l^ondary of land.atMv^M^MJa ¥llf^

vent, ^i^^m% 0}J!gMlio 9Blftigif Ti<rti>
f nifntf j^l a<H04i^l|t8,ri»nnpM8li«ie9iir!«l

f^vnsmt?. a. To ctMifc tWlUoH^^^tMce

to discover xiir flBdiiA^'Tx> iWenl^^

exclude, to Stkh^^ ui ^HdiVL^ "^tSj

. ©itricate; to jf^ifbdfece. ^^[' ' '''*'''

ftH»t^l^!V./*iA?«ffl^'co^^ on gcM^a

']|>a8^itfg'6*{it of i' t^TO,'' duties^^'^c.

NiArow A^' chitthi, s. /» A Wmi|^

a passport. ' " ' i

iW*r*T 8. fw. A pl*op, a pillar.

fnftltr «. m. OfL^st^;, -J *"':

fiffV *. m. An arbour, aiwwer, a place^

* otergriitteg^ti' ^JWrs.-
t%»*i#. ^li'.A' Jplim% (drofik |)oey<iii-

cfriMi).

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f«w

i S3fl )

um'

firtft^wTr. (»• To grin*

^W <i<&*., pisliop^^t, wic^od^ perverse ;

fwyq f. m.p Abandonk^g, |>wji^ with,
*' throwing away^^j^^^^^/^.^ ^ .^. ,, .
Iw^nr «. /. A quiver.
WWr'Arf^ Tffl'^* tBrfRlees, meixjilesB. '
fW*^ ft4?' ttaft' rtia. ' ^

Iw^rt^ 1^.' W.'Tb fee peeledy skinned,

• ^eikf 3; bl^afed, settled.
wWniVi^.''«. ifo fee tile, to pnnty, to

icietit. '" ' ^'; ' fAfeillion.

fn^^ aijt ml Tbwarfiih, a dwari^. 9. m.
IWrtrr^ /I-'DWA*^, adwatf. ' '

fiNmrr^t it^ *0 8««*P? W Hfeadk' to
fi|M#4M^> JlU^eMtiM^ f^tn^I^te.
ft#r^ii'''#*^'»««fa'^«il^;*^ itty 'Oilng

:wi*oig^,j4p^irfi4iiKB^ . I r

Wf *. m. An ijfo^ clmia fo» Uie.|«et,

A fetter, ^ b^^t r'esj^^jffly , the, }i^

'ch^sif an el^p^aat; fetters,, ^he

• Bt^bks. ^' . ^

PR^WT D. a. ^To quilt. .

of the ^f ft(^ c^Maotiv^r j ^erioii^j
a^sufance. .-. . ^

«le% tli«r w^idii»f «pK>ta syllogtoH*
fv^«» m. Eating, swallowiBg. .i- -^
^9iWT «. a. Ttf «WftIlo4r, gulp ^WV»
finnit i^;/.' A saoHll^ ^fafc« ^ake, lh«

wooden pip^ of ft AitMk» snaka.*^ »- -

concealed. • fj«fi»8e.

*n^ #. wi. Wreti^, Wiglit.

flfiW*lf. ®t)lid:

ftvt ^ ^ A/venlon> disfsvmiv tla^*^

'Mnrag«tti6nty di^lik^i ^
(WW^ »;fvf. A toeabtilaiy^ a^^ooltactfom
■^f "worts druMiiw.' ,'
(«nrrfn¥./> An; iron ^(^xA^mrm^.
^«ttlj.. Doifile^ snlMervi«iit;'d<ymtelic»

depeadSantr ' . /^»*- .-

f<ir^ <K^'. Pre#< Irom tbem)^ tn*
xietyy or oar^y unoovc^iHed, i}ar%to«»

^ , atl^i9are. ViiehiiU JiW^ lo .b» at
leisure, to be disengaged^ to have
finished. '

Wf^mit «./. ^areledsnrts,' re&rldki-
n^sS, Uncon^cirft, leistiffe. ' ' ^ *

f^% »: "m. thfe dhify^ terAiAitfirti'of
any afrati^ {i\\^ bufihfeiii ' 6i thiit bn
' Vhi6ri ariy llhmg dep^nis.'

fWtfnt t>; a; to t^^in^, sciueei^ej'^ka,

«^: ai;;"Rtf^»dteui;'- - "-^ '
^r«^ Vithortt iitl ^ihb^ellil,^ M. cKfl-

possessed of ' tdte 0^ 'io^^wrtgn't^.
fH^iiri: '^./. it^iprbpiUtftorj^'^rtfeSilrf;

sa(5rifi6e', Victim. • '^'* ''*

fiNr eid;/-<JWn, pdrfiiuli*, iiBMSM^'

pcrs^AaKl^^l^-JW, (»((;• bwtf, i^<Rte&*

Wiy^j ilS; '^rop^r?^;k& Is i-eqtisite.
fW?!* t./. tTbr^eilfaeW; jiiftfj^ri^ty,

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fw

( 3 W )

fW

•rtFNr adj. Steady, «a«y-pac6c[, walk*
ing or nmning BtRootlily ^HkoBt
agitalioa (epithet of an eihpk^aitt }.

fviem 8. m. BeternafamtioB, final ^el^k-
ni6iit« decree.

ft^^ #ejp\ Harsh, obdurate, rekBtkaa,
cmel ^ «!)% ctttmiiig^ Arewd.

f^^t ) ''^" Ora^lty, obstinacy,
f«r«^ o^f. Foarkas^ ^aanl^f^ «4|^
Without feaT, fearloaaly.

p^ i «4;. Stifl, motionless.

On» *rf«. or adj. Always, coiitintrally,
^tenally^ over, constanty invariable ^
t^e base of an obtase-angled tri-
angle, 'Nit^prati, or, ^it-nkj Oon-
staatiy^ perpeUially,

faKl'9d unit. Constantly,

(jMfiV <• m. A woman^s batiocks,

pRl^iW adi*» Always, continually, etet-
naUy.

fknrn #. nu One of the ^reii divisions
of Plafd or hell,.

f^mim adj^ Miwi, eteessive. «^t>. Much,
exeesaMfy. [ smiths use.

Tn^ M, /. Sttiall scales, such as gold*

fim di0. Eternal, everlasting, continu-
fj, perpetual ; past, present, ond
future ; regnlar^ fixed, invariable.
ad0. Always, eternally, continually.

f^nmr^^ s. m. Indispensable act or cere-
mony, as observanoe of the five great

aaerifices, or any daily or necessary
lite.

Umm i. /. Perpetuity, eternity.

faiv^T adi9. Always, coostanUy, and

eternally,
fini^^r $. m BiSlj ^Ims.
TnmnM •. m. The cmstaiit losi of

Kfiiiig^beiBgis. [in.

taffm xu^j^ AiwjB busy ov ^n^igad

f^^4i^n adj. Ever or «lwayf9 yonnf .
f«(mrn^R ». m. A period wlien tfio

porasal ^f «fhe Veds h kv^riably

prohtWted, «B *e *iy t* Ml noon,

)yew moon, the eighth an4 fowrteenUi

days *of the kaff montlh
ft^iW 4^. ffitemaliufta tferidiiA^le

P^manenrt «n4 tempottiry.
I^Kf €idj. C9e*r («^ii^ fvhoie impurity

has subgidad ).
WV^nr 0. a. To fotrr • to portly water

Of a&i0t M^xAt iff letAig the leou-

tent SEiatter nabflfde «ad pouring off

1ifae<>leaiv
6ffm f . ^. Apart^ dbng metals (nm

thei/saerm
f>ii|if<m I. m» One who ^i^tttits^
flv^t s. im Aa 6xam)»le m lUutftst^

iioa ^ iniaacttoB, j^secept ^ aulhoiri-

ty, text.
f<m^<ra a. m« th% hot veasM, two

moftthn previofra to the nkt% about

Bitey and Jnae^
f«nnr «io. At last, at kagth^ katly^

after all> altogether. #./. ( in wwrfi-

tjm* ) Knowledge of the lymptonm

of diseases ( Siagnoris )»
fnfitPWT s./» A sort of prickly nights-
shade ( Soiannmjmafuini ).
f*rl^ a^. Ordered^ ^directed ? advised

enjoined f ezf^ned) pointed^
f^l^ #> m. Order, command) direction ^

instruotion ; the word of command.
fn^ a4j^ Showin^^ directing^ points

ing out»
f«ifr «./. Sleep« sleepiness, sloths
ftftiUHfH (mJk Sleeping^ a sleeps
fiHlT^ adj^ 91eoping^ sl^^T) drowi^t

slothful, e./. A sort of perfume*
fvrf)^ adj. Sleepjp, drowsy,
fim^a ad^. ox adj. WUhoat feftr, f^af*

lessly, abvuptlj.

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firn

ftiW ^j. Poor,

ftMimt./. poverty.

I^Vtn *• ». A HWfe or diviae treasare,
belonguag «flp«ci«lly to Kutet^y tjie
god of w«ilUi ; a receptacle, a 4)lace
or Teesel in or on whkb any thing is
ooUected or depoaited ; place of
•essation or rest ; a place, house,
mansion, abode^ the subject in which
any quality inheres.

W^ ^. m. One of Ku^er't divine trea-
•ures, nine of which are enumerated,
via. The Padma^ Makafadma^ San-
kha, Makara, KachchhapHy ^uhun-
4#, JSianda, Nila and] KhatiMt
their nature is not exactly defined^
through some of them appear to
'be precious gems ; according to the
Tantr^a system they are personi-
fied and worshipped as demigods ; a
receptable, a place of asylum or ac-
'Oumulation, as, a treasury, a granary,
a nest, &c. i a treasure, any sum or
quantity of wealth or valuables.

^^ I «. w. Sound in general.

firm^ 8. fn. A bug,

IHntV s, m. The thrush, aphthae.

fi1i^« adj. Beproachfol, abusive, scur-
rilousy censorious, querulous, s. m. A
calumniator, scomer. [ness.

f^l^^lt «./• Querulousness, censprious-

f«l^*r adj. Abusing, blaming, i, m» Be-
proach, censure, blame.

r«|i^ilt V. a. To vilify, defame, revile,
reproach.

fn^ »./. Censure, reproach, scorn, de-
. famation, reproof, Uame, abuse, re-
viling.

f^^Vl^i./. Drowsiness.

f«Rl^T adj. Sleepy, drowsy.

Prft^H adj. Abused, reviled, reproved ;
low, <lespicable, worthy of being
reviled. [hanaible.

f^^ adj. Bad, vile, despicable, repre-

PlWT^' adj. liinety-nine. ^inn^tiueh
kin pher toe pama, To le entlrdy
absorbed in the acquisition of wealth;
to be involved in difficulties.

f^^ #. m. Kadamba tree ( IXauclea ca*
daniba ).

i^^2 ado. Very, exceedingly.

finrzWT V. n. To terminate, to be finished.

finn^nn v>'a. To settle, decide, con*
elude, terminate.

f^lTOrn 8. m. End, finishing. [&c.

fH^TTC 8. fM. Who finishes, terminates,

f»n?i|«i 8, TO. Falling.

^^IT adj. Fallen, fallen down.

ikm^ 8. m* Reading, study of tlte sa-
cred books, or public peruEal of
popular poems.

fiiqriT 8. TO. Death, dymg<; falling, com-
ing down, alighting ; irregularity
( in grammer ); a particle ( in ditto ).

fwqpr 8.m, A trough or ditch near a
well for watering cattle ; any reser-
voir of water.

f^H^ a^'. Clever, skilful, expert, con-
versant, eminent.

m^ adj. Childless, having no son.

fl^^T «. TO. Determination.

fn^mnx v. n. To be accomplished, to be
spent, to be ended.

fn^^ 8. TO. Epistasis suppression of
urine or constipation ; binding, con-
finement,

ftww adj. Weak.

f^^lt 8. /. Weakness.

fiT^if^ 8. TO. Ending, 'finishing, oessa*
tion, eeparatioii.

f«lf1f nr ^. a. To keep one's migage*
mots, &c. ; to ^^^pli«I>4 W i«-

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'Rt

form, manage ; to spend to end ; to
separate.

^rwnv 5. m. Prevention, hindering,
forbidding, stopping.

fiRT^f V. a. To forbid.

PWT¥ i. in< Accomplishment^ perform-
ance, sufficiency, supply, mainten-
ance; performing or keeping to
engagement, keeping, guarding.

(W^wr V. a. To accomplish, achieve,
perfect, perform; to protect, to
guard, to take care of ; to keep one's
faith ; to behave ; to afford ; to con-
duct.

Inmw adj. Lasting, permanent, snflSc-
ient for one's purpose. •'

Pitf <n «. a. To end, to put an end to,
complete, perform, finish, spend*

ftt^ i. m. End, finishing.

fW^T t.m. An addreas, a petttion,
representation to a superior.

fwn V. «. To serve, succteed, pass,
live, last^ to be accompiished, per-
fected, or performed.

Pnrmr «. a. To perform ; to guard ; to
keep one's faith ; to behave ; to
afford ; to conduct.

flwrtft*./. Pickled lemons.

Prnift^ *./. The lerry of the Nm tree
( Melia azad-dirackta ).

PfHT (Kjf. Stout, strong, tight, good.

t'Wrff; $./, Strength, stoutness.

ft*«*iHr V. a. To strengthen, to ame-
liorate.

ftimfT adj. Simple, without gnile : sin-
gular, unlike to all others, sheepish.

ftftfW *. m. A moment (of time), a
twinkling of the ^ye.

WMt s. m. . Caiise^ motive^ instrumen-
tal cause ; for the sake of; ( mef. )
fortune.

ftPlf 8. w. The twinkling of an eye ; ;

the twinkling of an eye considered
as a measure of time.

ft^t^fW #. m. Death, dyin^ ; twinkling
of the eye, shutting of the eyelids,
winkipg.

fwr f. TO. Twinkling of the eye ; e
momentary space of time, the twink-
ling of the eye considered as a mea-
sure of time.

flm adj. Deep, profound ( liUrally or
fiipiratwely), low (^-owni), stooping.

ftWJIT s.f. Depth, prdfuiidfty.

f»l^ *. TO. A tree ( MeUa azdd'dira*
chta ).

Pr^nw 8. m. The Coral tree (ErythHna
fulgens)^ tt is considered as one of
the trees of paradise.

^^^9.m. The common lime (Citrug

^•^ )• • [strainoJ^

ft^ adj. Self-governed, subdued, re-

Prvwiwr aty. Self-regulated^ self-con-
trolled or restrained.

Pi^wr^rr^ adj. Abstemioucr.

^^iHw tK^. Of restrained or subdaecl
passions.

fh^mJ t, m. A charioteer, a coachman ;
a itiler, governor, a master^

fWT B. TO. Agreement, contract, en-
gagement, assent, promise; any re-
ligious observance voluntarily prac-
tised, as fasting, watching, pilgrim-
age, praying, &c. j a religious observ-
ance or obligation in general ; rule^
precept usage, practice. Hj^^

flwrifW *. TO. Binding, restraining, cheek-

f'nrf»?W.«4/. Regulated, prescribed.

fn^K adv. Near.

Pnmt*./. Nearness.

fH9mv 9, TO. A boatman, a sailov^ a
steersman ; a pilot, a helmaman ;. •
charioteer.
pRT^ s. TO. Justice, equity, right, d#.

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Piu

ciBion. JUitfOffdh hmnia^ Ta jadj^^ to

admi]yater|iistio6i to decide^
fiRlv* #. w^ A Judge*
f^HTf^TW s^nu A Masoner^ argoer^ logii-

•iiniy sopKist.
f«nil4V #« fiiw A dSstabiitor o£ juBtico- ;.

ft togiji^uiiK
U^iK #. m. fbtagOi fodder^ food of

cal*lW.
f^m^ <i4^\ ApM^t, atoof, soparato, dis^

tincty (lifferaat^ exiraordiiiaTy^ mi-

•ommoobiL ih, n^ The- acoriifr left after

vefiuiBg gold, silver, or other metala;

from which a minute portion of those

metals is^ obtainable^ lH^/areh ^jt.

A parK
filiiTr^QT 9, m. One who extraots metals

fVom their scoria, <H^. PmdemA

caniionsy not easilj imposed oiu
fv^n »dj: Eagaged ito> applying or

attached to authorised^ called^ ap*

pointed.
ftfH adj. A million. ; tea hundred

thousand. [gle«

fi(l^ 8. m. dose 6ght^ personal stnig-
fn^^ 9. m. An order command ; an.*

thority, appointment.
Mifjil^ odj. Engaged in any pnrsnit,

olosely attached to it or engrossed

by it • appointed, anthorized, entnmt-

ed vith anihority, &o. #• m. A

minister^ .depnty^ an ag^nt, Ac
IH^fl^ «. m. Ordering commanding,

direoUng*
9A^m^i. Sntmeted with^ appointed

16 ; directed^ ordered.
fiNf tMfo. Itegfttion, privatloa. j^r^p.

Out, without {on tlu out9id4)^ without

( not having )^
fvm adj.' Having na latitude. #. m.
( in asfrtmomy ) The terrestrial
f^uator*

fw^^ #• »» A first meridian, ae Z(»»*
ha or Ceylon, a place where the sno
18 alawnys vertical,, and the dnya aiaJ
niglits aro equal x tke e%UAtorial
region.

fiKWTT \ adj. Wlthomt fens < a&
A^Wlfr V deity ), incorporeaL

6l^^ adj.. Unchecked, naoenlrelled

self-willed.^ [see^

fk^mm ir. a^ To look ar^ to vww» ti>

^M^m ^dj. Toid of passibn or emotion^
mMtalned^ unblackened« 9. m. Th^
Supieme Bamg.

fllKV^ #./. The day of fnU moom

9tnm9*m. Adanoer.

ikK^H^ ady 01 €uftr. Without mter^
atiMs \ inUionit interval;, continuous ^
unkitenmptcd,. continual i incessant-
ly^ constancy..

Pl.i<WWI^ #..111. Pmate study, reading
to one^i self tkesaored works ; dili-
gent and uninterrupted pursuit,, ex-
ercise^ practieok

fMf%W <K§'. Independent of^ qnoonnected

or unconcerned witk ; carelesA, iur-

diflbrent,, negligent^ withou/b par*

pose or hope:.

$r^«W(»4^V Vain, fi-uttless, unprofitable^.

unmeaning,, insignificant^ obaolete^

f^^V ady X>ry ^ insipid^ tasteless. 9. in^

Insipidity^ want of flavour or pas**

sion ;. dryness ; want of juice.
T^« ^^ Expelled; abandoned de^

sorted^ lefta
1ir\« adj. Without or destitude of

ttrmty weapons, d;Ca
^tvrc<»<^. HumbU) free from pride^
fif^T adj. Mere, pure; only^ unalloyed^

single^ jsimple«

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ftIV

^mmtK (»4h Devoid of form »i* fignre^

incorporeal ^ Hie IKvine Spirt, God.
: fHimw^ ad^, Oontent, wifcfaoui desirey

not ooreikig any thiftg^.
I^^f^ <»d^'. Witbooi respe^ ; of bod

dispoaitioike^ dkreepeetfid^ ancere-

■M>aio«8, mipoiito, diBrespecied.
fMrif^ ^. Witboat snppcrt or pr#p.
(im^ 0^^ FrosporoiM) forttinftfte^
f^Vl^^ $. nk The wild go«t ^ a lK>g a

boar*
fiovtm «k m. The wood applet
^tfH^ ad^. Living withool laeai;

free from Beaioal deaireo*
ft^TWiV <»d^ Not giTiftg trodblei leady,

eaeUy attaiQaUe,
ft^^if adj^ XTnarmed, defbneelesi.
fiKfW^ adj. Not slothfal^ actite.
fH^t^ od^'. Apajrt^ aloof, retir#d^ lone^

ly^ private ; pore, mere^ etmpb> tMl-

mixed^ wi^loyed ; nu*e^ strange,

edd^ eztreordiiiaryw TSUraiM^ er^

NtirdM iMft, Apast^ m prirate^
ff^m adj, Hopeleea, deep airing \^ dis-

Appoittted^
f«nafin o^;* WiihoiH a MaBsnig^
•wnfte./. Despair;
pR|ifW <M^V Withoiiiit refi^ie, destita^.
fH^rvi^ A{t« RistiAg thcotigb neeesstty

or choice. ( maimed'.

Mk:fW <*4f» Imperftct^ mntilated,
MN« #» ^ Looking a1^ regasdicg,

seeing ^ expeetiag, hoping^
fMNwv a4f. liDokiiag at, ragaadiiig,

hoping, eacpeetkig.
fiifif^ o^ Seen, behek^ leeked at ;.

hepedy eKpected*.
IWW? «•/• Looltfn^ ai^ regar<ifai{^ ;:

hope» expectation.,
fv^.a. m, The body ef a pidnghw
fifHI (Kj^*. Obseare, obselete. i.m*

One of the F^iftfii^ ocworiu con-

sidered^ ^ tupplemeikiary to and er>iK

sected with the Vedsy foraaiikg pnrt

el sertptnral or sacred soieoce ^ glos*

sarial explmietioo of obscure terms^

especially those ocenrving la the

Vedi.
fH^fii «./. The KMTeii^ or pevtioB et

scriptural ssietice, which ei^plluns

obscure^ and obsolete ierms»
f«rvvnc •dj. Voa-plnssed, wkheut at

aaswer.
^wm (^j. Una qnalled, having me re-

s^nblaaee of Itkeaess^
fW^ adj. Without fens ( tils JMi^ )

ineorpereal.
fwitrws«fa» Asoertaiiiftag^ det*nmiifegv
fmfi^n (»dj». Aicertained ; appeMed^

deputed, directed te do any OtaBgi
f^^te? 1^. e. Te behohiUtO' spfv te leek

ooL

f<«<tw > d4jf. leh^h health attd: spt-
fi|<t4t> rits^ healthy.

fifww «4^ 0onee«t or fd^h ; expeaded^^

exCinct, departe<)w
fin^ adj^ Inodorons^ void of fragrance

or smelk f trs^^

fi|ii^9^«./« The ^sitt/^orsilksotftoQ
ftwt.m. Qeiisf forth or Ottliv •ait.
ft^tf^rV Void of aU;propertiBS;.bacf,.

woH^ess^ msldlfti]^ h^mtig ve good!

or estimable^ q|jaalitie& ;: aostreog, ae

a necklace. #> nk The> Supreme Bb-^

kigy ae being without passions e»

hamaft qnaliJties^

f«f%!W«r«* nu The state of betag free
from all qoalitiesy aii> attribute^ ssf e
sially of the Supreme Bsing..

the foot of thektus.
fnnw e^ la* A Tocabolriry, ah iibldit.
TntK^^cfj. Not odious^ not*detssiiA^»

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( 6i2 )

fw

fW ^. m. A kind of greens. ( Corchorus

eapiularis ).
ftl(« adj. Simpltty gnileless.
fr^ ae^'. Withoat a person or indiTi-

daal, desert, nninhabited, lonelf^ an-

peopled, unfrequented.
f«l «\ adj. f n^morial^ imperishabii", un-

decaying, s, m, AmbroBia^ the food

of the god0.
ftffrt adj. Dry, desert, without water,

¥oid of water, s, w. A desert, a
' watte.
fnViil adj. Conquered, subdued, orer-

coBife ; unconquered.
f^^^ adj. Lifeless, inanimate*
ftiihc tftif. A cascade or torrent the

prectpitous descent of whiter from

moTmtama, Ac.
^1^9 #• m. Oertainty, positive cooclu-

•ion ; iuTesligation ; ( in law ) sen-

tence> decision ; ( in logic ) comptote

ascertainment.
fil^Tv adj. Ascertained, determined;

sentenced, decreed.
fi|§ I. in. Dance.
firjiili>.a. To dance; to jump about

playfally.
fmm To make dance ; to make pure,

to dean.

fsifi; y adj. Unkind, unmerctful, nn-

fir if / feeling, cruel, hard-hearted,

ft^«h J devoid of pity or chaiity,
merciless.

Pt^n #. m* Marking nut.

firn^t #. /. A sort of creeper, from
the fibres of which bow-strings are
made ( Sanseuera zeylanica ). .

M%^ #<^« Described, depicted, pointed
oat» shewn ; ascertained, determined.

f^VfiC 9. m. Order, command; descrip-
tion i depicting, poiating out or
. exhibiting.

ftffw I adj. Faultless, without de-

fif%f4t I feet or UemiBb.

filY^ adj. Not doable ; free from either

of two alternatives, neither gUd nor

sorry, dec. ; not acknowledging two

principles.
f<f^R adj. Poor, indigent.
f«l^ adj. Impious, unrighteous^ im-

moraly void of law or religion.

fr^f^ \ $. m. Certainty, ascertain-
ft>fff^ j ment.

r«c^fr<if adj. Ascertamed, determined.

f'f'fiWift acgf. Uncourteous.

flltw adj. Having no superior, master,

protector, 4kc*
fn^finir t. f. Being^ without a master ;

widowhood.

pliii 1 ^^* Helpless, friendless.

f^nJ^arf;. Fruitless.

r^4i| «€(;. Childless, without offspring;
extinct ( a9 a race cr/amify )•

f^i\ a€^. Friendless, without rela-
tions.

fnwfs a(Q. Weak, feeble, powerless $
without strength.

f%4^m $. /, Wickness^ fiseUeness, im-
potence, prostration of strength.

Riwu adj. Powerless, enfeebled.

fifPf ^ s, f. Zedoary ( a spicy pianl
tamewhat like ginger in its Uareg, hut
of a sweet scettt^ Jbnomum tedoaria ;
Curcuma Zedoaria ).

f^4Tsr adj. Without seed, childless;
extinct ( a race or/dmify ).

f^ fl <}4?. 'fir>^^'^^> unwise, void of
understanding, senseless, irrationsL

f«l4 «ff a€U, Not to be understood, ia«
comprehensible.

fAK Adj. Free from hatr^l or enmity.

^9 (U^*. Fearless; undaunted.

f^^^^ adj. Sober; quiet, unintox^^ted.

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fn^

J. m. An elephant after Ibe fr<mtal
juice has ceased to exude, one onl
of rnt.
f^^llW adj. Uninhabited, desolate.
PNni «4/. Disinterested, claiming or

wishing for nothing.
V'fhm s. m. Disregarded of worldly

interests or possesions.
Vmm adj. Clear, clean, free from dirt
or impurities (UtmOfy or figuraUmly)^
pnre, limpid, pellucid, transparent,
spotless.
Pwrm $. /.. Pureness, limpldness, pel-

lucidness, clearness, transparency.
Pur^W*. m. Parity, cleanness (physi-

c«i or moral ).
Pw* s. /. A seed with which water

is cleared ( Strychnoi potatorum ).
Pr«ihr g. m. Mannfaoture, production,

making ; pith, marrow, essence.
Pnifw adj. Clear, clean, s. m. The re-
mains of an offering presented to a
good ; pnrity, clearness, cleanness.
^^ n adj. Made ; fabricated, artificial
f^m adj. Baseless, unfounded ; era-
dicated.

flwWV a^. Not fascinated; without
affection, free from attachment, un«
kind.

Prim*, w. Extract, decoction, infu-
sion; any natural exudation of a
plant, as gum, milk, extract, Ac.

Pw«f adj. Shameless, immodest, im-
pudent.-

fHftn ad'y TJnsmeared, unanointed ;
undefiled, uncontaminated {by pai-
•toil, 4re. ), 8. m. A name of Krishna.

ft^fN ) adj. Without covetousness,
Pl*pn / not covetous, roid of ara-

rise, co&tented.
fw odj. Bare, open ( a country ).
f^n ^. ^1^^!^ f'?m existence ;

dealJ, deceased. ^. m. Eternal happi«
ness, amancipation from matter, an-
dre-union with the deity ; it is espe-
cially employed in this sense hj the
Bouddka$ and jjnM, understandbg by
it perfect and perpetual c«lm.
ftf^ adj. Oalm, atilf, not windy, hay-
ing ceased to blow, s, m. A calm.
^^ 9. tn. Accom^ishment, comple-
tion, an end • canyiag on, support-
ing, maintaining ; providing means ;
sufficiency, adequancy. [uniform,
ftnwr^ adj. Unchanged, unaltered, -
fnfH^adj. Unobstructed, i. m. Absence
of obstruction or impedimeut. adv.
Freely, unobstmctedly.
ftfWTT 8. J. A rirei that rises in the

Vindhya mountains,
ftfttw adj. Foolish, undiscriminating.
ftftnft*./. A plant (CurcMma ztdoari^\
fMTv adj. Seedless ; impotent.
fMT^ adj. Tame, feeble, spiritless ; im-
potent,
ft? II adj. Ended, terminated ; happy,
content; emancipated; free from
occupation or interest,
ftv fw B. f. Final emancipatibn from
existence; death; happiness; rest,
repose, tranquillity ; ceasing or abs-
taining from ; completion, accom-
plishment, condnsion.
f^7 adj. Not having the Vedi^ inftdel,

unscriptural.
ft^i: adj. Friendly^ without enmity,
fn^^ 8. f. A virgin, a girl unmanied.
fM^J^ adj. Low ( gr&und ).
PrfHT t>. o. To bend downwards, to
bow ; to cau^e to submit to, to cause
to stoop ; to double, to fold,
fifwn 8. m. Hindering, opposition, impe-
diment. 8.f. Tape (o/ a eoars^ Und).
TRiwirbdff A tape-weaver.

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( 844 )

%f

PrfTfW«« m. Em<knag, 6p(N>fiurg, an

impe^awiit.
f^m^m 9. «« To preveaiy to hitter, to

proUbtt, fpoflod.

*ffTft« adj. Hindored, looked, op-
fitmft 8.f. A flowoTy ft sort of jasmkio.
UM[m «. «. To bemd ^owawftrdo, to

bov; to eamse to Bubmit to, to canso

to stoop ; to doiaUey to old.
Artv i. m. A kouso, a dirolUttg, a

Footaonoo.

f^rWT^ «. m. I <frf;. Dwelling, abiding
n^fi%4( «•/• ) la, inhabituig, «. m.

/. AaJtthaHtaat.
fwfri 1./ Fiaal emanclpatiom from

existence ; rest^ repose, tranqniUity.
fiA%n 8, m. An address^ a petition,

representation to a snperiot.
f^$.f, Nigbt.
fvm «4f. Fearless* free from donbt

or soapiMoa. adi9. Boldij;
fmnt./ K«bt.

The moon.

Pantiis

Urn^ #i$L Nocturnal, night-walking,
what goes or moves abont by night.
». sa. A Rdktik(H9 a fiend, an imp or
goblin, a deiiion / a robber, a thief ;
anoctamal animal, an animal that
watekeii^ and feeds by niyifbt.

I'mrrt jr. /• A woman who goes to
m aasigaatioa, a harlot, a whore ; a
she-deril, a female fiend ; a sort of
peirfami^

PnffSi m^ Qtiie^ tranquil, patient,
a. m. A house, a dwelling ; Ac end
of the Bight, or break of di^.

f^nu^m^ e. /• A ij^male, a house-wif#»

fwwPfo^;. 91iad at night.

ftiKjir «..!»; Thewhiiie watar-lily,

r«f^ 9. f. A flower (lfycl<fii<A«# Ui$r

^nitir i* fit. Ifidntght ; night.

fif9^#4;. Intoztoating, inebrient^

ftritir 8. m, A crane ( Ardem nwsa ).

fHw^ a. m. Certainty, aacertaiomenl,
poutiTO conclusion $ trust, beliel^
fiu'th. ndj^ Actual, realf aseertmiMd,
certain, sufe, indubitable, .ado. Ger^
tmaly, actuaUy, induUtably;

finrc e. «. A prowler.

pfWtlt #• /. Prowling, Viiokarm terftu,
To provU

t«nfWo4f. rmmoyab^ still, fixed,

fff^^«. /. The earth.

frr^^nf a. m. A kind of erana ( Ardttt
nv9sa ) ; a mountain, a rock.

fwffiT adj. Certain, ascertained, deter-
mined, coueluded. a. m. Certainty,
conclusion.

Rll^ adj. Thoughtless, inconsiderate)
void of reflection ; free firom thought,
anxiety, or care, unconcemod, oare*
les0, at leisure. 'SiichinU hma. To be
atle]4UFe,tobodiseagagod, to kufe
finished.

fnwi^«. m, A sort of tooth powder
prepared of sulphate of iron, Ac, It
destroys the tartar, bnt blaekans tiw
teeth.

^A^adj. Powerless, helpless; incap-
able of eSortk

f4p"W adj. Without flaw or defect;
without irent, having mo Iwlaa or
ifont,

fi|w;fW«. m. Breath ei^red^ breath-
ing ourt, expiration.

fimpa at, Vnieu; meetiag, aaaooialioa.

fi[iii#. 99. The name of an^ouataiAar
mounti^now rapge, forming 9W of
the pcincipM raaagea of tfce unireifia,
and described as lying immadial^
so!\tli of AiirtMf and uACth of tha
Bmol^yA range. \ a couatrj k tba

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pHet

totiih-east division of India ; th ^
^v«reign of ^ishadh,
"ftff f s. m, A sorfc of potherb ( 'SarH-

lea dentaU ).
^^nm 8. m. The first of the seven mn-
si cal notes, or more properly ibe last
and highest of ihe scale; a man of a
degraded tribe^oi: an on teas t, espe-
'daliy the son of a Brahman by a
Sudra woman.
Tffir^ adj. Prohibited, forbidden.
I^Pl^^TT 8,f, ^ Prohibition, fovbid-
fW^M «. w. J danc<^.
fir^* *. w. The ceremony performed

upon impregnation taking place.
fn^ «. m. Prohibition, negation.
fH^i^lf^ <^dj. Without tSioms-; ft-ee
from trouble. [llata).

tH^H^ s.m. A plant ( Oapptais trifo-
OpVI^ adj. Withont fraud or deceit,

open, artless, honesty sincere.
Tw'"*^ *• ^* Ceirtainty, ascertainment.
fir«VTf aij. Free from wish or desire.

adv. Unwillingly.
f4r«Kn:w (^4/.* Causeless, groundless.
r«rai|i|^ 5. m. Going forth or out ;
taking a child for the first time out
t)f the house in the fourth month,
tjonsidered as an essential ceremony>
and accompanied by sacrifice &c.
ftrer 8. /. Confirmation ; faith, belief.
fram 8. m. Sauce, condiment.
f«r^ adj. Harsh, contumelious ( as

speech) ; hard, solid.
fw<in *./. Hardness of speech, revil-
ing, abase. «
ft^ftr «. /. Completion, conclusion,

termination, consummation.
f«r<4V adj. Done, finished, concluded,

completed.
f^^THif Weak, destitude of power.
f^(?(1 8, m. Doing, efiectiog, accom-

plishing j concluding; prodncing^
causing, engendering,
f^lf^^f adj. Done, effected)^ made,
produced.

i

adj. Sinless, innocent.

ft^H adj. Sonless.

fif^^if «. m. A etiadoh or impotent

man ; a coward.
f^^^^^ a^. Causeless, gronndlesa. .

f^T adj. Content, not envying any
person, nor t5oveting any thing; ex-
empt from desires.

Tf[m^ adj. Barren, nni'raitfal ; need-
less, impotent.

f«J^^T 15./. A woman past child-
f«1^^ J bearing, one in whom men*

strnation has ^ceased.
T^^s.f. Night.
f«!9tf adj. l^earless, free from doubt or

suspicion, adv. Boldly.
fl^lfZ adv. Without trouble or diffi-
culty ; with ease.
f'TOlft^ adj. Without contracting;

without shame or reserve.
fifB^fK 8. m. A night-prowler,
f'retnt 8. f. Night-prowling. N/^tfC^a-

rai kckrnd. To prowl at night.
ft^J^flt 8. /. Solidity.
fH^f^ adj. Solid, tight, not leaky.
fir^^TT t>. n. To issue, to go forth, to

come out.
Prer^ 8. iw. Breath.
firrfT 9. f. Night.

fwft^^ «. m. A shrub ( Vitex negundo).
wooden ladder, a

^ .f. A
ladder.

f<l^q7 adj. Without fraud or deceit,
open, artless, honest, sincere.

fnmK 8, m. Release, acquittal,' salva-
tion, final liberation, beatitude.

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^^^

fWTTm V, a. To releflse, acqnit; to
beatify or exempt the soul from fur-
H^ transmigration*

fulm^lf s. m. The cause of final h"bera-
tion, faith in any deity, &c.

Pwim *. m. Definitive settlement, de-
cision, decree, adjustment ; blessing.

Ti|%fW adj. Ball, obscure ; dnll„«pkrit-
less ; powerless, impotent.

fif^Nf s. m. Definitive, settlement, ^k-
cision, decree, adjustment.

Ut^^adj. Still, steady, immoveable.

f9rWY<^<$- Content, unenviona.

^PlfT 8./* A'plant ( Gloriosa inperba),

fij^n^^ <zdj. Free from donbt, imdoubt-
ed. ad^* Undoubtedly.

f^r^im f. w. BrcatTi, aspiration,

fil^l» adj. Naked ; free from care.
JSihan larhf A careless child or per-
son.

fvi^'^ f . m. Certainty, ascertainment.

ff|if^( adj. Unarmed.

firf it 8. f. An anvil. .

^9T«T 8../. An iguana, or the Gange-
tic alligator.

fir^Tift «. /. The menses.

tirVUWf^. a. To look at, to regard , to
watch, to look after, to spy, to see.

f^JJm adj. Exalted, pleased, happy.

IWf^ill v.' n. To condescend, to incline

> or bend downward, decline, to stoop,
to "bow, to lean,

fWf^Til! •«\ <». To <;au8e to crook, to
bend, to bow.

fif^W^ V. w. To lend downwards, to
bow down, to incline, to stoop.

hriHl s. m. Favour, obligation, kind-
ness ; |,begging» rcquesthig humbly,
coaxing.

^f^^ adj. Thrown or sent <iway.

fwr if. m. Throwing, sending, putting
away.

iff^ *. /. Sleep. Hind vchat hona, To
be unable to sleep, or to hav« sleep
broken, l^ind hhar soma, To sleep
sound, to be at ease.

^t^WT «. a* To deny ; to blame, to cea-
sure. «. n. To sleep.

^ft^s. m. Sleeper.

?ffw s, m. Lemon, lime.
•\

W^€T ? adj. Gootl, beautifnl, elegant ;

«ft* J well.

'ft^ adj* Low (t» stature), short, dwar-
£sh ; low ( in condition ), vile, base^
mean, vulgar. Nich-uncli^ s.f, la-
equality ; the ups and downs of life.

ifl^T adj. Below, dewn, low. Nicha

unch^ Up and down, uneven ground,

nbrupt. "Sichah suronsek [bolna. To

sing with a low voioe, -or bum a
tune, ,

wNit f^ /. Lowness.

wt^ asdv. Belo^, beneath, under, down.

Nicheh npar^ Upside, down. Jjiiche

jana^ To descend, to submit, to

subside, to succumb,
'flfw s^f. Polity, political science,

treating especially of the administia-
I tion of government, including the

practice of morality in private l.Te,

both ly the sovereign and his sub-
jects.

wlfinr^T s.f. Any work on polity or

good government,
^ftllf g. m. A statesman, a politician.
^fi|i?!T adj. Moral, eminent for royal

dntics.
^fiift^T^/. Political science.
WlFffSinW ^. w. The science of political

ethics, or any work treating of it.
«J1^^./. Bleep.
^^ 8. m. The Kadamba tree (Niwc^m

kadamba ) ; a species of Ixora ( /.

bandhvca ) j a sort of A^oca or Kil
Atoka,

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«lt^

«ft^ 5. m. Lemon, lime.

'Tt »! #. w. A tjce (Melia azckidirachta),
ihc margosa tree.

aftiW <»4/. St jwg ; wdl-finirthod ; solM.

5ft»?T^ 8. /. System of tho followers of
mtnanandity a Hindu mcirdicant,

^^ ^. m. Water,

^JVf^ adj. Aquatic, i, m. A sort of
Costns ( C specioms ) ; a lotus inr
general ; an otter.

'ftr^^ (hIj. Having no pollen ( as a
iotaet' ). i./. A woman not men-
Ktrnating.

rff<w adj, Fruifclcgs, profitless, vain,

^« adj. Dry, withered, insipid, de-
void of taste, &c., morally or phy-
sijally ; tasteless, unpleasant.

^ft^ adj. Healthy, free from sickness.

rft<l«r?rT s./. Health.
*rft«s adj. Blue, dark, blue or black,

«it9 «. f». Indigo, blue ( Indigo/era
tinctot'ia ), the river l^U, the blue
mountains, one of the principal
ranges of mountains/ dividing the
world into nine portions, jind lying
immediately north of Favrat or the
central division ; one of the divine
treasures of Kut>er ; a gem ( the sap-
phire ; the blue or hili Mt/na, a bird
80 called ; blue vitriol. Nt'Z h<» math
• bljttrna, ( lit. ) A vat of^ndigo being
spoiled^ is used ( met. ) To express
the persecutions of fortune : mi on
heai-ing something very wonderful
and incredible. The phrase is said to
orifjinatefrom a notion entertained by
dyers, thai when their dye, through
any accident, has been spotted, it may
be restored by telling some mirraculous
Htory ).

Wtnr aij. Blue ( staged or dyed blue ).
s. m. One of tho terms used in Bij-

ganily a we use the letters, a, b, », y>

in algebra,
wt^wr^ a, m. Al bird ( Coracia^ benga- '

fensis ) ; a name of M<*hadeo ; { he is
called by this name because his throat
was stained blue by swalloioing the^
poison produced by overchurning the
ocean, with tike mountain Mandar, by
^the Surs and Usurs, to procure the
Amitita) ; a gailinule ; a sparrow ^
a *vagtail ^ a peacock ; Morunga
( Hypheranthera morunga ) ; a blue

'ft^lWm S' m. The El(eocarpas seed*
^^Rwr s. m. The blue lotus,
ift^f «^« 5. m. Blue Bavleria ( B.
eceimlea). [herouv

ap^uft^ s. m, A sort of curlew or
ifl^Tni «. /. An animal {Jcnown by the
name ^ LiUgai and Rojh ), the
whitefooted antelope of Pennant and
Antilope pieta of Pallae.
'Tl^rir s. m. Blue steeL
'ftfrt'f^ s. /. Blue barleria»
«?lwni s. m. The blue lotus (Nymphcsa
cmmlea ). [of indigo,

^t^qi^n s. m. Steeping or maceratioa
^fnrwWTW «. w. An indigo vat
ifl^fq^ 8. m. A falcon.
^m^f^mis.f. The indigo plant.
ii\^9 s, m* A sort of fish, the

( Oyprinusdenticulatus )r
ifl^f^ s, /• A lump of indigo.

^^^fT«T 5. f. Iron pyrites ; black
mould. [ment.

ift^«^^ 8. m, Bl ack or dark blue rai*

ift^^nW e. m. Blue steel.

ifl^^Stf%?i adj. Purple, of a purple^
colour, a, m. A mixture of red ami
blue^ purple.

Bohi

wt^w ) s. nt. A. gem of a blue colour,
the sapphire.

5. /. Iron pyrites ;

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^

^99^ aij. Bine, of a blue colour.
i^T adj. Blue^ dork blue or black.

"Sih-pila, Black and Uae. HUli*

^otha. Blue, vitriols
«rt«it«./. Oneness.
aJNiTir a. m% Tho Indiao^ orane ;: Uie

bine jay.
ai1^lll*r «. m. Bine vitriol.
iftmTHTtf.m. Auction,
jft^T^f^ <K^". Dressed in dark bine

clothi 8.fih. Black or diark bint rai-
ment
wt^rnH^ 8. m. A. blue stone^ a sappbirei
i^ftr^T s A A plant (Nyctanthes iris-

Us ), a species witb blue- flbwera ;

the indigo plant.
m\^^ s.f. Indigo ( Indtgofirtt One-

iovia. ) [lazuli ).

irl^^ 8. m* A blue stono^ ( Lapk
irt^ 8. m. Stillness.
ilt^ifT i>.n. To isstie^ ta go forth, to

come out. [dew.

«fhrnc 8. m. Frost, hoar frost ; heavy
f T ^. m. . Wail, ( <f the /ii^^r, ^c. ) ;

talon.^NuAa /ana, Tb irfp, to^ stumble.
9VIT jf. m. A scraich with tb« nail or

talon.
^fm adj. New, recentv fresh, youngs &c,

^^ft^ 8, m. Newness, novelty.

^

mT^ s, fiu The mulberry ti^ee ( Bb?*tM
Indica ).

ififi «. 7»» A sort, of tobaccOk

^^ s, m. Salt.

irf^f 8, /• A sort of greens^ pnrBlain
( Pt)rMaca olwacea ),

9{^8. i»* A ring hoMowed, about a
finger and half in breadth, used as
an ornament f^ the ankles and toes.
(In it are bits of copper ov iron, qf the
size of a xtetchy which cause it h 80%ind
like (* numher of 8mM bells, when tlu
wearer ivalks )•

^?l 8. /. Dancing, the scienoe or ^rae*

tice;
W^;. m. A diancer, a mimic, an'actor«
VI 8. m* Duncing, acting the ^cioA

practice in generak
^^ 5; m« A king.
V^ s. m» Manly property or diity:.

}

8. m.. A king/ a sovereign-.

Vnftfif-^./- Royal policy.

fqfR^. m. A tree ( Ciusia Jistulu \

Wfirtr 8. m. A thorny speeiea of bamboo-
( Bimbnea 8pinoia ).

Vht^ fn, Revenue, the royal portion;
cf grath> a sixth, eight or twelfth;
of fruits, &c., a stxtii ; and of mer-
chandise, a fiftieth.

fqT«n^ 8. m. Music played a^ the royal
meals.

WT«W 8, w. Consumption^

V>TT^^< ^. m. A kind of gem.

wm'T^. 9»* A throne.

^Tftf^ adjf, Kingly, prittceiy, suiiei
to- a king.

WOT 8k m. The mythological boar, in-
carnation of VUhnu^

\^T 8. m. The fourth J^vat^^ or sup-
posed descent of Vishnu^ in the shape^
of a man, with the head and olaws of
a lion ; a nobloi. a great or itlaBtri-
ousmauk

% A particle affiled to the name of the
agent with a transitive verb in a past
tense.

JNiar 8. m. Butteu

^ I adj, A litUo, litUe.

vNr ^ A Presents at marriage and oft
other fe8tii\*e ocoasiona made to re-
lations atid to particular servanis,
and consideied by them aa per^aittti^
which they are entitled io«

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f W> )

yfk

^^Wt^ adj. Tenants and dependanti^

to whom it i» crmtouMffy ta give tie

neg.
•ter 8, m. Snot, snivel.
%|JY 8./. A cord used to whirl ro^ond

the chnm-stafTwith.
^W 8. m. The eye ; the string of a

churning rope.
^nf^nr 8.. m. The ball of the eye.
'T^ITT 8, rn, Collynum,
5^^ft«r 8, m. Any disease of the eye.
^ir^^ 8. m. A prisoner.
•f?lT«? 8. m. A tear.
^S\m^ 8. m^ Any pleasing or beanti-

fnl object.
WNif 8. m. A Green sulphate of iron

considered as a oollyrimn ; collyripm

in general.
«mW^*. /. A dmg. [talum\

%f^7 ^. m. A tree (Alangxm hexape-
%qm n. prop. The cotmtry of Nepal.
%«TTp»vr 8. /. Arsenic.
%<^« 98. An ornament for the toes

and feet^ or worn on the ankles.
Sir 8. m. Vow, compact, agreement ;

any religions observance volontarily

practised f piely.
4<r9ir #• m. Abstinence^ good conduct.
HfimiV n. prop^ A prince descended

from "ParilUhit, who is said to have

removed the capital of India to Kou-

samhi, after the inimdatioQ of Hmiti^

ndpur,
%A adj. Conscientious, abstemious,

continent^ chaste, i. /. A tree ( Dal'

hergia Oujeinensii).^
Jk^vr 8. m. Btraw.

2t j- adv. Near, beside.

#v 8./. The foundation (^ a hoii88 4rcJ^.
Neo Mna^^ To bj the foondatioa.

^f * *. /. Same of a flower.

%mwT V. a. Te invite.

^WT «. wi. An invitation, or the pr««^

sents sent afong^ with an invitation'

to the person* invited, or made by w
guest..

^^m^tr. a. Te invite;
*^T V. n. To stoop, to bow.

? «. /. A sore in the feet of m
J horse;

^WT ^ *• »». A weasel, a ferret, o
•Kw J mongoose ( rii?«r<» mMnyo. )

•Nm tr. <». To ben<i

•hw «. /. Tape;

t^n(Wir. a. To- shut out, to exclbde.

%T *. /. Aflectroi^, kindness, Ibv^

friendship p oil.
WV f. m. A friend*
Wl «. m% The ruler of tlie souih-wesl^

quarter;
ftwSt 8. /• The south-weet c[uarter«.
«lv (u^. Many, various.
^^raci^. m. Proximity, vicinage.
«Nr^«4;. Various^ mnltifoxm, manifolA
^^Vl <*dj* Mnltifornt..
^«r 8. m. An UpanMhad or portion of

tiie V4d8.
♦w adi. Own.
•r^rm i^. ». To stoopw

T\ V *. m. The eye.

^^iVt^y^m. Name of a flower. .
w«i a. m. A tether.

W^TW tf^'. > Produced in K^pol
^^nftlll I brought from thence.

^m^.8*f. Double jasmine; red arsenic;
Sephalica ( Nt/ctanthe8 tri€li8 ).

$f9 «. m. Dexterity, cleverness, skill.

ii^9 8. m. Dexterity, cleverness.

l^«rirT^^ s.m, A wood celebrated af
ike reaideuce of the EUhis, to whom
Souti relatad the JUoAoiAaral*

or

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IJufifV adj, Accordiag or tuld, regular,
enjoined.

iim s. m. A boatman, a fei-^man. *

ir«iif?4r B. m^ A logieiaii, a follower if
tbe N^<t^«A or logical ^losopliy*

fi^iir a. m. Despair.

irftf *. w. The ruler of tbe eottUi-wcBt
qtta)*Ur«

^^fift i./. Tbe soutfi-wec^b quarter.

il^W (idj. Obsolete, uncommon^ belong-

' ing to tbe glossary of tbe Ve^.

^M^ 9. fn. Absence of qualities or pro-
perties.

9i^^ 8. m. Cleanness, pUrity.

«f^^ i. m. An offering of eatable arti-
cles presented to a god, wbicb may
aftei^ards be distributed to bis min-
isters or worsbippers, especially^ben
it bas been presented to any form of
Vishnu.

*l¥^*./. A wifeVmotber'^s family.

^ftwt« 8,/. Pulling and bauling.

«rt^ 8. m. A pincb, a scratch,

ifHirr *. <*. To pinch, to gripe, to
scratchy to claw*

Ht^ 8, m^ Salt.

4Ht ^' a- To tie the feet of a cow
when milking. $. m. A kind of cus-
tard apple (Annma retieulats )•

iRWniT^t 8. m. Salt water, brine ; sea
water.

^i^^Bn 8. t». "Purslain ( PortuUca der-
acea ) ; a maker of or dealer in salt,
a salt-petre manufiocturen

9it*ft i. /. Efflorescence of salt on a wall.

ijt adj. New, young, fresh, raw, newly.

wltmx s, m, A servant.

ijhr'ft*./. Service, attendance.

ift*r s. /, A boat*

^t^n9 s. m. Tbe nine climes or divi-
sions of tbe earth ; they are usually
denominated 4iie nine dwips {nkni(4f)f

or Var8ha8 ( coiuntriea ), which con-
stitute Jambn dwip tbe centrieal
portion of the world, or the known
world.

^t^nct 8,f. An ornament for females
worn on the wrist.

W^W^ adj. Relating to the new moon*

wtwt 8. /. A young girl kept by a bawd.

wtnT^t 8. m. A propitiatory offering,
sacrifice, victim.

iftwtwr *./. Just grown up to puberty
( a girt ).

«7^r if, n. To bend ; to iujline down-
warbs ; to be obedient, to stoop.

ijternT V. <». To bow, to bend,

ffhfiiT «. a. To invite.

i^?tT 8. m, A portico ; invitation. a^»
Stooping.

ifhf j. m. A young plant or fresh shoot
or branch of a plant.

iftwi V, n. To bend down, to bow, to
incline downwards ; to submit to be
obedient, to stoop.

fTNrrm s. m, A feast given in the ninth
mOntb of pregnancy.

91^^ 8. J. The ninth day of a lunar
fortnight.

it^ 8. vt. Nine precious gems, or a
pearl, ruby, topaz, diamond, emerald,
lapis, lazuli, coral, sapphire, and one
called Oomed ; the nine men of let-
ters at tbe court of VihrarMdilyahj
or Dhanwani<iri, KshapanaJcy Amir
Singh, Sanku, Vetcdbhatt^ Ohathar-
paVf KalidaSj Varakamihir, and
VararuchU 8. /. An ornament wern
on tbe arm and wrist and consisting
of nine different gems.

ift^T^t <^j. Tender, soft.

w^fHW s.nu A novice, a student.

iftvTfC 8. m. Sal ammoniac,
ifiinc 8. m. CMnteDipi> disrespect.

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W

^wt\i$ 8. m. The Indian fig tree ( Fkus
Indies )♦

^i\^\ 8./. A plant (Salvinu$ cuctiihta).

^^€uij. Dcpo8i(ed^ consigned^ delivered,
^nr 8, m. P ropri ety, fitness ; the Ny-
ayak doctrine, logic, logical philo-
sophy ; policy, good government ;
jnstice, equity, reason, argument, dis-
pn tat ion, sophistry. N^^<i/* sh^stra,
8. m. Logic, l^ydynh kama^ To ad-
minister j 11311-76. to decide.

^T^^ 8. 7n. A jndge.

IT^T s./. Fitness, propriety.

'irnn^^ «. w. A virtuons man.

^iTT^Cl^ s. m. An example of virtne or
propriety.

^ift^ 8. m. A reasoner, arguer, logi-
^inn, sopliist*

^Rtt adj. Right, fit ; logical.

^T^ s, m, A distributor of justice ; a
logician.

iW^ adj. Right, proper, fit,

^% s. m. Forage, fodder, food of cattU.

Hr^ adj. Apart, aloof separate, dis-
tinct, difi^erent, extraordinary, un-
common. 5. m. The scoria left after
refining gold, "silver, or other metals,
from which a minute portion of
those metals is obtainable. "Syareh,
aduf. Apart,

^fxm 8. m. One who extracts metals
from their scoria, adj. Prudent,
cautious, not easily imposed on.

ITH 8, w. Justice, equity, right, de-
cision. Nyao kamay To judge ; to
administer justice, to decide.

^^ adj. Blameable,. vile, wicked, de-
spicable ; less ; deficient, defective.
\ 8,/, Deficiency, infe J io I ity;

Maimed, mulilnted, imper-
fect.
wiCveir C(h. Unequal^ nioiie 01 lesg.

^mw

•*!^pR<i adj. Imperfect, wanting som^
organ ; as blind, deaf, &c.

^1T«IT t>. a. To invite.

^fil s', m. An invitation, or the pre-
sents sent along with an invitation

to the person invited, or made by a
guest.

^?fT«!r V, a. To Invite.

1?

^ Tlie twenty.first consonant of the

NagaH alphabet, coiTesponding to

the letter p. '
^^r^J v. a. To cause to flonrish, to

promote the prosperity of another,

to refresh.
xf^K S. m, A plant (Caaaia obtust/oUa) ;

a tribe of Rajputs,
^^lKt «. w. A story, tale, fable,
'fqif^??! 8, m, A bird, a storyteller.
^^\^ *. /. A betel-garden,
xj^ 8:f, The act of seizing, seizure,

capture, catch, hold ; objection,

difficulty.
^^^*|T 1). a. To catch, lay hold of,

seize, apprehend, take, capture,

gripe, handle ; to object.
qw^riT t>. a. To cause to be canght,

seized, Or Inid hold of ,• to deliver

over, to give in charge; to hand.
q^ifT u. n. To 1 e dressed or cooked,

to ripen ; to snppurate (as an injlctm-

matioti, boil, •^r. ) ; to turn grey

(hairs), Takapakaya, Ready cooked.
q^^T 8' m. A sore between the toes

produced by moisture.
qiRIlt 8, f. Price paid for cool<ing. .
qiT^TW 8' wi. Sweetmeats, victuals frieil

in butter or oil.
q^^T^^T u. a. To cause to he dresfscd

or cooked, to cause to ripen.

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m

^m adj. Ripe, iMtwe, matiured ; fcoil-
«d, dressed ( oj^site to raw ), cook-
ed, baked ( 0$ bricks ), made of
brick ; Cfmniag, knowing, instruct-
ed, •firm, fltrong^ prored, expert.

vmAi «. /. Ripeness.

V\mim V. a. To ripen, to dress yictmaH
to cooky to ^ake.

'^ml^s,m. Suppuration.

9. TO. 1
8./. }

A kind of disk made of
pease-meal.

inf I adj. Ripe, mature, matured;

q«( 5 boiled, dressed {ofposite to
raw)y cooked, baked {as hricJa), made
of brick ,• cunning, knowing, instruct-
ed, firm, strong, proved, expert Tak-
ka kamoj To estaWisk adaim, agree-
ment> or proportion, so that no
^oubt or subject of dispute can re-
main 4 to build with bricks.

qftfH^ s.m. Inflammation <rf tke bow-
els, cholic

xm adj. Mature, dressed, cooked, matur-
ed, by nature or by art; fully matured,
on the eve of rottenness or decay >•
perfect, come to perfection ; able,
shrewd, experienced, mature ( 49 the
understanding ) grey ( the hair ) ;
disgested.

qVSni s. m. The Vimb tree, the leaves of
which are applied to phlegmonoid
swellings to induce suppuration.

^m\VS. m. Dressed food,

mnW «• »»• 'T^® abdomen, the stomach.

I q^ *. m. The halt of a lunar mouth or

fortnight, comprising fifteen days ;

a partisan ; a friend ; a side, a

flank. [argument.

i^^l s. f. The taking up a side or
^ q^^«. m. A partisan.

^^^Jn s. m. Adopting a side or an

aignment whether right or wrongg
partisanahip >• a partisan, aa adhe-
rent, who or what aides witJi.
w^qifimi*,/. Adherence, friendship^
fellowship. [adherent,

^mmit 9. m. A partiaan, a friend, aa
irwrtm^m. Palsy^ hemiplegia.

32f*'-^- \ A bird,

qffl^m i. m. King of the biida, usually
applied to <^jritr»

jnfimmjs./. A nest, an aviary,

x^^s.m. A period of fifteen days, a
fortnight J two; side, party, assis-
tance, protection.

^^r^«,/. A petel or flower-leaf .

^m<tel 8. m. A bit of gold or silver
leaf covering a hira or mouthful of
betel.

JUr } '. «• A stone.

i|WK<IT V. a. To wash.

rim\m Stf. A large leather bag for hold-
ing water, generally carried on bul-
locks, a water-bag. [biel

^^vm s.f. A kind of drum, a tim-

gwiw^ s. m. One who beats the
Pakha-wajf a drummer.

q%^ S, m. A bird.

vf^ g, m. Mark, stamp.

q^t^f 8. m. The shoulder-blade.

qif «. m. The foot. Pag pat tar bc$jna,
To beat time with the foot.

qfiw^ s.f. A by-path, by-way, foot-
path, track. Pag-dandi lena^ To
track, to trace.

qu^ s.f. A turband. Pagi^i atdkna^ To
be obstinate, to persist or persevere.
Vagri chhapatnaf To practise deceit,
to act treacherously.

qir^ s.f. A by-path, by-way, foot-
path, track. Pag-dandi lena To track,
to trace.

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VWnw i>. n. To tmrel, to g<^, to l«iv«,

to depart.
^«WT V. n. To be (lipped in ot covwed

with syrtap j < w^. ) to be in love. -
q^«T orfji. Foolish.

^y^T^ • ^m. A rope fasten^id rotind
«W¥I ) the mok of « bnHock> a

tetber.
^qfn: «. «K Mad kneade^ ot prepared

for bnilding walls or plastering.

"ttf^J »./. A tnrban.

^^ g. A An enamoured feaiale.

^ *. fn^ Leg.

^^iKnii). To proceed. [^d.

^W^mr i>. n. To raminate, to <4iew ilie

^V *. m. Mudj mire, xxlay^

'^nnflf g.m. A lapwing.

tnt^lf « «. m. A small £sh < Mfacia^ia^

. tA«« Poncrtfea >. { monster.

^f IT *. m. The Xakar^ a numne

^nr^ «. m, A lotns.

^W^ *. m. One <rf the divi wons of hell.

Wirii? «./. A hell, the hell of mnd or
mire.

'^^^ 8, m. A crab.

MvtfRli $./. A cookie.

nvTT 8.m. An aqtiafeic plant (»"<»to.

*Mrfitf ; also, Trap<$ Hspinosa >.

VtfRT <f e^*. To be melted.

W«T^ adj. iMssottre, melt.

<mT«.m. A rope fastened arwind tiie
or foot of a bnllock.

^rfiWr»rT To be melted.

WT'lf 8. m. The Indian Crane.

W^ft *./. A Hne, a row, or range ; a

sort of metro, a stanza of fottr Ifhes,

«ach hue consisting of ten syllables.
^ 8. m. A foather, a wing.
^»tf> 8./. A petal, a floWerleaf.
^r *. m^ A fam
^ftm 8./. A small fan. «. w. A Wnd

«f mendicant, who fans every body ;

• mcked man.

inft s./. A smWl fan ; a biid ; a kind of
woollen cloth which comes from th«
hilly count! ies.

tnnf «./. A row ^t Ime.

^^ \ *4;- 8andy-legi5ed, a cripple.

irrrfr i. m, A fish ( Sihima 8agiiiain8).
qr dt^'. Lame, crippled, halt, one who

has lost his legs, <&c. 4 cripple.
iHTilt ^. wi. Deformity, mntrlation.
ql^9 «. m. A horse of a glossy or sil-
very White colonr.
W^%<rr adj. Consisting of *ve parti or

divisions <« h9fi8ey 4'c,).
^nntr «./. Six days from Shrawan to

Rettiy on which several kinds of work
^re nnlawfol.
^Htftl^#>m. A kind ofoloth.
jft(\ 9df. What cooks or matured, Im.
tr^f «. n. To be digested ; to rot ; in

be consumed y to take pains, to

laboor.
it^q*W«»fn. The noise mude by walking

in ^amp places. {ed.

^^«m V. To be squeezed, to be sbrivell*
v^m a^ Pressed flat,
^nuhl^ i.fB. An osprey.

i|^r ) To make conversation a kind
trw^r ) of wedge.

irWTT V. To be digested,

q^q^fWT t>. n. To be damp, to bd wet ;

to sweat.
WW adj. Fifty-«ve.
^W^V^T «»4^. Of ^ve storiew (a kouu ).
^niN gdj. Mixed^ confased.
^^'ir^ *./. A species of Carciima ( (7.

Zanthorhizc^ ). [4'C.>.

^^W^ adj. Of five strings ( a necklace,
WW^^ 8. /• A necklace consisting of

five rows or strings.
«?^^»IT ^. wi. A medicine composed c/

five kinds of salt.

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iR^TWT^IT D. CT. To digest, to rot, to
ferment.

rpfij^ adj. Ninety- fire.

iJ^PlT V, a. To digest, to cause to rot,
to roii, to ferment,

q^TV «. m. Digestion,

t?^m adj. Fifty.

tmr^ adj. Eighty-five.

^f^«./. Adlierant sticking.

Wt€ orf;. Twenty- fire.

T#Wt ^. /. A game played with cowries
instead of dice, and ro named from
the highest throw, whicTi is twen-

' ty five.

^^fm 8, m, A sqnirt, % syringe. .

^^?nCT P. m. A dnty of fire p«r o«nt.
on merohandi(;e.

^^^ s.f. Be wels,

WMt 8, /• The stomach.

^^K 8,f. A wedge. Puchdiar marM, To
tease^ to harass, to distress.

«nft tf^. Adherent, sticking, jwined ;
{met. in music) in nnison. Pachchi
hona, To be at nek togeUier as wifli
glne; to be in nnison ; to he strong-
ly attached by love.

?J^mT#t i. /. Mosaic / jwitching or darn -
ing of damaged cloth.

^^ 8. m. Wings, the half of a I^nar
month particularly,

'I^^liff A kind of disease.

^^^P^TW 1 Tho adopting a side or ai-gn-
T^RT^ft J ment particularly.

> 8. 7».

The west.

V^ 8, m. An ally, an assistant, fa-
vourer, an advocate, a patron ; a
bird.

'WTfWT w. n. To fall, to inmhle.down.
Puchnar jd^ia, ^, u. To be overcome.

^9flT^ 8. m. Regret, remorse.

iri??fTWT i>, «. To regret, repent, nie,
grieve.

tRR^rm 8, m. Regret, penitence, contri-
tion, concern, compUBction, grief,
sorrow, remorse.

^^Bl^\ adj. Seventy-fire. •

vm.^\ s, f)j. Tire act of sacrifying {fnltoo-
ing) ; ihoeulation ; sacrificator {name
f>f an insfjiiinent ).

TT95^ *../*• S ac ri fy in g ( ta tfoe ng ) .

^«5a 8. /. Tlie westerly wifid.

^W^ 8' f. The shadow, and the inhabi-
tant of west.
I irwt^ 8, m. Tlie west.

^51^ 8. /. A fall or throwing down ;
the act of winnowing. Pachhar hha-
n(t, To fall down, to suCTor pain.

iTKr^^rr v. a. To throw down, to abase,
to conquer.

^ftf^n^rr To go behind.

trfti^^ 8, /. A westerly wind.

1^t^«n «. rt. To winnow with a I asket
used for this purpose.

Tj^ft A kind of medicine compoRed of
su^ar.

^3TW 8, /. An ornament for the feot.

^^t^r (*dj. Low, mean, shabby.

t?^ adj. Five. s. m. A council, an as-
sembly, a meeting, a company ; arbi-
trators.

tT^2|i adj. Five or relating to fire, made
of ^Yc^ bought with ^ve, &c. 8, m.
Any collection or aggregate of fi\e,
a five.

^^^*& s. m. Five actions of the body,
vomiting, evacuation by I leeding or
by stool, diseased excroiion by ftpces
00 purging, and blowing the nose.

xi^^l'ir s, m. A penta^jon.

»7^^^ s, m. The ag^jregaf^ of five
sploes, long-p'pper. its root CAcJi or

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ginger.

^^»*t«rr 8. m. Jit The five sheathes sup-
|)OsecI ta invest the soul, or the Un-
fM-we^f/txh kosk tha^ supported hy
food, the gross form ; the Vr^na-
ma^h koahf the organs of action;
€ho Mano mayah ko<:h^ the organs of
perception, with tho mn)fi<is or mind ;
the Vijiiannh-mayah, (he same ^vkfc
the BmUhi or intellect ; lind the
Ananda-i}Mf/(th, consisting of tho
elements of identity and divine
wisdom.

nwi^ *. /. A wai^T-nilll.

■i^^Wr »^. Consisting of five (fooVs,
siories, or ammrtments (a hofise ^c.),

fT^«?^ 8. m. Five articTt>s deHvetl from
the cow ; milk, curds, clarified bet-
ter, cow's urine, and cow-dmi^.

^««I^ a4/. Five times, five-foid,

tjvm J. m. The five elements coftec
tively ; ( in the Ti$nirag) ih& five
esseniials of eertain rvtes • or #tn^,
meat^ fish, sexual intercourse, and
myotic gesticulation.

<fWm «. w». An ascetic, who in the
hot weaither, sits amongst four fires,
and has the sun for the fifth'.

«?^lf T 8. /. Death, dying, i. e, tlie sopa-
ration of the ^ye elements of 'whose
aggregate the body consists.

^^?R«?f «. /.. Any five principal places
of pilgrimage, otpecially Visrmti,
Soukar, Nymishy Frctyitg, and Prt«/i-
har ; bathing oti tlie day of the
Equinox.

MV^ s, m. Death.

n^m\ adv. In five ways, five-fold.

M^^rm «. »»• An elephant ; a tortoise ;
a tiger ; any animal having fiye toes
or claws.

^^if? ^. m. The Panjah or counti'y of
five rivers, viz. <he Yamuna^ Satce^
rfi*tt, Vepasa, Ghandrabhaga^ ctnd Fi*
titstha,

^^I'^iW*. m. Pive kinds of animal
allowed to be killed and eaten, the-
hare, porcupine, alligatoi^, rhinoceros,
ftnd tortoise.

q^q'pf 5; /. A small shrub.

WlW^ s, VI. Tho aggregate of five
sprouts, viz. of the spondias, rose-
apple. Bd or marmelos, citron, and
wood -apple.

q^qm «. m. Five plates coHectively;
a ^'addki$ in'whicli offerings are made
in five vessels.

q^fq^qT s. m. Any person, Hindu or
other, who worships the five pirs or
saints of the Jifahomedans,

q^iTT'^ «. w. pi. The five airs supposed
to be the body, and necessary to life*

^^^^ 8. m. A five equal to the fiftfr
part of any thing To^t or stolen .

tntH? s. m, A horse #ith five auspicioii*
marks, or, spotted On the chest,
back, fact, and flanks ; a sauce or
condiment of Gve vegetables.

tf^ff 8, m. The fi^ve elements: earth;
air, fire, water, and Akas,

qW^wWT s. m. Man aff formed of tho
Ute element*.

n^^ adj. Fifth, s. nt. One of thi8 seven
musical notes ; the seventh called
Vancham^ from being said to he per-
formed by hy air drawn from five
places ; the navel, the breust^ the
heart, the throat, and forehead ;
one of the Ritgs or modes of mtwic.

q^il^T^ 8. m. The five essentials of tba
left hand, Tantra ritiral, viz. lAadyah^
wine, man's flesh, ^atsluh fish, M//-
ihm copulation, Meerfra gewticultttioil

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n^9i%r^^ 8, w. The fire great sncr»-
ments of the Hindus^ or the worship
of spirits, progenitors, gods, Veds^
and mankind, by offerings of per-
fumes and ffowers, obseqaial: rtte^
oblations with fire, the eiudj df the
VedSf and hospitality.

irv«rr^ «. m^ The K(nl or IncNan
cnckoa. [month.

9^^^./. The fifth day of a half

i|^^ ». m. The assemblage of five
roots, the Bil^ Fremna TongifoHa^
Cassia, GmeUna arborea, aad the
trmnpet-flower.

ir*«^[?it *./ A similar aggregate of fire
roots, eonsidered as the smaller one,
iria. Hedysammgan^etionm, H. lago-
podiofdes, Solanum melongena, S»
jaeqaini^ aad Tri))nlus Iantrgin[Oett&.

l^wwr. m. A collection of five pre-
cions objects, er, gold, a diaaofid,.
a peari, a raby, an amethyst..

H^V^^ 8. m. A puran or mjthologir
cal poem : a Pwan should compre-
hend five topics, via. the creation of
worlds, their destmctioa. andreno-

' vation, the geneidogy of gods an^
heroes, the reigns of the Mam», and

' the action of their descendants.

in|qt¥ ^. ">• A metallio alloy contain-
ing five metals i .copper,. brasSy tia^
lead and iroft.

ir^TV ^. ^ The hand.

ifira^WH s. m. The aggregate of five,
arcimatie vegetable snbstances, viz.
eloves, niitmf g, camphor, aloe wood,
ami kakkola.

%^|[fHT s, nt. pi. Tire five things in a
hoitt$e by which animal life may be
accidentally de^^troyed, via., the fire

'place, the slab on wUich coudiweiiti)

aregroimd, the broom, the pesil«.
ami mortar, and' the water- pet.

^^fw ^. m. A eellection of five firesy
amidet which a devotee perferm^
penance during the smnmer seaaen,
er fonr fires lighted severally te the
movth, soath, east, and west, and
the San overhead ; five myatic firea
snppoaed to be present in the body.

'nr*' *>• ^' ^^"^^ modes of devotion, or
siliut prayer, burnt-offering, fiba*
tione, bathing idola, and feeding^
]^*ahmwM ; an almanac describlog'
solar daya, lunar daya, and the
p^iodaof astertsms, Tagiy and K<t^
T9ne ^ reverence by extending the
handfl, bending the knees and head^
and ia speech and look.

^^p^wr t. a». Five readinga , sectioae^
or chapters, ». /. The aggregate^ of
ive chaptere of the Shri Bhagwmf^
detailing the sports ef Kmhna witk
the ChpH^

t^f lW?r ^ "i. A mixtmre of milk, <mrda,
sugar, gU, jnaA honey ; the aggregate- '
of any five drags of snppoaed eflScacy,.

WfpV t. mv Tlie aggregate ef any five
atid plants, via. , the jiijabev pooie-
granite, sorrel, spoodia, and citron.

^%fW^^9./. A meeting of hny particcr*
lar societj ( genei-aUtf as a eouH cf ii»-
^^'!f)r ajWT, w» inquest.

^^nnit #./. Belationslrip.

^%m ^. m. A ceoatry ia the »ortk oi
Imlia.

H%r^ offjt. Ftfly-five.

n%T^ s. VI. The five organs of sense,,
via^ the eye, ear, noee, tongue, ao«l
skin ; Or those oi action, as haada;
feet, windpipe^ anus, and parts o£
geuerati^..
^^ 9^ tft* Asbociatei^^ friendik

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niitKt s. m. An earthen yessel with •
narrow neck and a hole in the
bottom : when filled with water and
the month stopped, no water flows
from the hole below till the hand or
whatever stopped the month be re-
moved. It is nsed as an experiment
10 illustrate tho doctrines of the
horror 'oaeni by the followers of
Aristotle.

1^91^ 8. m. Tail of a paper kite.

^^ s.m. A bird in general.

^mK 8^m. A skeleton : the ribs.

nr<V s./. A rib.

qwrw s. m. Name of a country.

Wt^ adj. Of or belonging to the Pt»n-
jab. ^./. A native of PoiytfJ.

trfiwiT*./. The. register or joamal of
Tarn, the record of human actions.

trwtft $. ^. A medicine composed of
avgAi'y gt^h ^^'f given to pnerperal
women ; candle.

tV7 ddj. Upside down, overturned. $. m.
A shntter, the valve of a folding-
door ; fine or coloured doth, the
sound of falling or beating.

mmw #.A A knock, a fall. 'Pathan
khana, To fall down. Vatkani (fata,
«. a. To dash *on the ground, to
throw against any thing with vio-
lence.

WS^fr ^. <t. To dash against anything,
to throw on the ground with Tio-
ience^ to knock, v. n. To crackle, to
crack.

WZ^f^T 8,f, A throwingdown,a knock
down.

i2fT \ t,m. A eloth worn round the

«r^ ) waists a girdle. J^rt patkktf

The golden girdle ( an ensign eonfer-

edby the l^€$hwa on genavakj who

ai*« incited wUh iJiiUhoriti^ imm^^te"

Iff by Mm). VculM haadhna. To
determine on, or prepare for any
act. Pmtka pakarka, To hinder ob-
struct.
treVTHTWi t). a. T6 faU from one's rank
or estimation*

} V. n. To dash against any*
) thing, to throw on the

ground with vioJenoe, to knock.

97fT i. tn, A plank • a plank to sit on,
a plank on which a washerman beata
clothes ; unripe grain ( Cicer aristi-
num ). Patm kar dena, v. it. To
deprive one of his power or st engtb,
to convict an adversary and leave
him without a reply.

^Zi^x 8. m. Compare.

qn <• ». Roofing.

V7m V. ». To be paid, to be procured ;
to be wateted ; to be covered, to be
roofed, to be piled, &e, ^. m. Nome
of a city, Tatna in Bthar.

3{J^ J s. m, A ferryman.

^nz 8. /. The sound of beating.

irst^ A level and desert plain or field.

113^ ^d^. A level and desert p)ai» or
field.

v?s|^ 8. m. Silk oloth.

n^j 8.m. A plank, a pTank to sit oo,
a plank oh which a washerman beat a
clothes; unripe grain (Otcei* arietinum}.
yatra kardenoy v. ji; To deprive oatf
of his power or strength, to conTici
an adTersary and leave him without
reply.

q^nit «./. A queen who is installed
or consecrated wHb the king, n
prrhcesa.

^^ 8. /• A plank or board to write
on ; a narrow slip or plank of wooc^,
iron, &c. \ the vanes of a yenetkn

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T^esMv^ f of

window ; a firm scHt on liorse^ ack ;

• title.
nt^ s. w. Film on tlio eye, roof, thatoh.
x(Z'9t s.f, A line.
^zwm f. m. Silk eloth*
^j^T 8. m. Dionglit's man, painter.
^ZV^V V. a. To provide m«ney ; t^

• water.
8, m. One who keef)^ aCcOttis

■ lands^ a land steward.

WCTW 8. m. A plant {Cfotokaia jnnceaX

^ZM^m «. w. A college, a ackool.

nt% B. m. Dmm, kettle drum.

«T 8. m. A foil, a wooden scimitar for
cndgelHng with; a board on which
Hindus sit whilst eating their meals
or performing religions cereraoni«r»
Pateh'haz, A fen:©r, a cndgelter;
•(m0/.> a coquette, a wanton, a strum-

' pel. Vata kaina^ i>. o. To discharge
from service. [crash.

TOT« 8, m. A kifitd of bird ; a' Boned, a

ij^T^r s. /. A flag, a banner.

xfz\^s\ 5. n%. A cracker, a sqnib.

rfZ\^^'o.a. To ini|r»te, to water,- to
prepare a chovka with oowthiilg dis-
solved in water ; to place the b^ms
on the roof of a honse ; i» pay
money.

TOfqe 8* m. The sotind of beating or ^

• the UHng of «h-eipe ol raiir.
xd^mK 9. m. Name of a frnit.
TOT^«.m. Irrfgating, ilooditig a fiddj

roofing a honse with tiles, dsG^

irf^^T 8. f, A slate or slab of stone.

TO^f T 8. 7». Name of a l ird.

Mtim 8. m. The planks <m which cloih
is spreaSd for printing.

vi\mmj^).a.To exact, to svbdae; to
boat.

^Z adj. Clever, dextorovs, skilful, dili-
gent^ smart, sluu'p.

^zm 8. nu CleverueBS j cloqncBce.

v^^T 8. ru, A man wko strings pearls, m

braider, a maker of ftiiige and tape f

tow made from the Hibtscns canna-
bin us.

q^err Keenness, cleverness.

^Z^^ 8, m> A cloth worn round the
' wni«t, a girdle. Vatuka bandhnay To
determine on, or 'to prepare for any
act.

nTjf 8, m. \ Visonr, virility, activity,

q^?fT«. /. ' skill.

tr^fT 8. m, Pnpyrns.

q?«r 8. m. Cndgolling ; sovereignty;

a chief among the Kiinbi tribe ; a

title of MahrMas, the lie ad man of a

village. Vaiel dalna. To intermpt to

throw obstacles in the way of a busi-
Tie As ; to beat.

vrz^^s. 771. A kind of boat, flat-bottom*
ecT; or log or beam nsed to loll or
harrow g^round.

ViZ^ 8, f. A small flat-bottomed boat.

ViZH 8. m, A cudge'ler. ■

t?S^t s, wi. A kind of boat, flat-bottom-
ed; a leg or l^eam used to roll or
harrow gronnd.

tif(nM 8. m. Boofing with planks or
boards, transom.

nxtf^m'^. m. An owl.

i^fhft 8. m. A ferryman.

qf 8. m. Wove silk ; a plant (Corcliorus

otifortm ) from the fibres of the bark

of which, Called Jute, a coarse sock-

clbtli titii (iordage are prepared ; a

royal grant or order written on cop-
psr, atone, ^.

m*i 8. m. The name of a city.

iIFp^ 8^ /. A principal qneen.

v^V^ 8. m. A plant nsed in dyeing

( Ommlpinia 8aptMn ).

ffwi* ^. m. A sort of poflierb- ( (hrcA^-

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«T?T 8. /. An ornament of tin ford^td.
8^ w. A look of hair; a Jog-coll ar ;
name of harness ; a deed particnlai'ly
a title died to kwd ot a dead of
lease. PoUa tur^na^ To fle.e, ran
• away. [duccella).

Tjftsf s. m. A plant ( C<fi0lpni(i hm*

^Tl^^ ft. m. A sort of tree, the bark
of which is Hffed as an astringtM ;
the red species of the Lodh {'St/m'pio'
coi racemosa ).

Trftn A spear with a sharp edge.

uft s. /. Plaster, a bandage, a fillet ;
a quarter of a place ; the side pieces
of the frame of a bedstead ; a row or
line ; a kind of sweetmeat ; division
of the hair which is combed towards
the two sides and divided by a line
in th^ middle ; a irritten order or
patent. Lasddrpaiti, Sticking plas-
ter. Vatti fakarke hilte raJina,
denotes excessive weakness and lazi-
ness, l^atti tojfia, To be bedrid.
Tatti $e fatti milana^ expresses the
most intimate proximity,

irft^TK 8. rn. Holder or proprietor of a
Fatti or share in a cpparcenary vil-
lage or estate.

nft^T\t 8.f. A coparcenary tennre.

j\j 8, m. A kind of vooUen cloth,
a cloth to cover with from rain, &c,

x(Zl \ 8.m. A yonng full-grown ani-

i|3 J mal, a youth, a wrestler j a
sinew, a tendon ; a plant with long
leaves,

xez^ 8. rn. Reading, reciting,

^UJ \ v. <»- To send.

XifTSn ctdj. Read, stndied ; recittd, re-
peated.
VSi^j V. To despatch, to send.
Ti<n^ adj. To despatch; to send.

^fwr «. m. Shelter, refnge.

^Vsm 8./. A yonng fnll-grown animal
( generally applied to kids^foiols^ ^c).

^^i^J part, pass. Sent.

tnrtwT tf. a. To send,

^T^rnr v, n. To lie down ; to repose,
to cease ( as (he tcind), to a' ate.

T\^^ s. /.; Fallow land.

^^Trv. n. To fall; to lie down, re-
pose ; to be fall, happen, occur •
to encamp; to drop; to be con fined
to bed by sickness. Vairahnct^ or,
Vurs rahna, To remain helpless,
poor or destitate.

^^trfrnr u. n. To prattle, to clintfer;
to throb with pain ( as the lofttpie
from an anid substance),

^l#^^k /! } ^ ^««^ale bnffalo-calf.

^^r^} V. a. To lay down ; to pnt to
sleep, to cause to repose ; to cull, to
plnck, to gather.

^^n?lf adj. With reiterated strokes.

^^IfT u. a. To find or get easily.

mf\^ 8, 772. Halting j^lace ; camp, en-
campment; an army; a crowd, rtn
assembly.

^Rf^T 8. f. A female bnffalo calf.

^f\^ 8, m. Neighbourhood.

^^f^*! s. /. A female neigh l.onr.

'^^4\ 8. VI. A i^male neighbonr.

^?1 8./' The act of reading.

^^^ I The act of reading, to read,
^^fT J say, recite.

ir^^l 17. a. To read, repeat, say, deci-
pher, fli>eak,

ilfi^^JflT 8, w. Reader.

W(l 8. f, A reading, a spell.

tf^^m 8. f. Sweepings, -

nf^T part, pass. Rend, learned, of mnch

reading. [man.

1 Ifl^^T adj. A learned, experienced

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qfmr V. a. To eanse or if och, to read,
' to instract^ to teach, to teach, to
speak or sing ( as birds ),

;g;,J,./. Amnllet.

inr^irm t>. To lie down.

«wnw^/. Wife of a PflMicW.

^ 8, m, Aschool-master, learned nan.

xn 8.m. Measnre of acconnt, in cow-
ries or shells, twenty gandas or
eight J cowries ; a stake at a play, a
bet, a wager; a vqw ; a promise, re-
solution.

trtf s. m, A catamite ^ a ennnch.

^H\ s, m. * Wisdom, understanding;
science, learning, s, m. A Brahman
who presides at the temple of an
idol.

irftnr s. m. A scholar, a teacher, a

learned Brahman, or one read in

aacred science, and teaching it to lies

disciples, a^. Wise learned. "Pandit-

Jskanah, s, m. A prison gaol.

irfvirt '•/. The learning of a Brahman,
learning. ,

^f%m4t s. /• The wife of a Fandit.

^fW^HT^t «• m. An ignorant pedant.

^^^^ s. m. A sovereign of ancient Delhi^
and nominal father of TndhishtfUra
and the other four Pandas princes.

imr s. m. A tnrtle-dore.

qif ^ *. /. A water-fowl, the coot, the
diver,

q<l|<t 8. f. A bird ( Fulco ).

^^ 8»f. Good name, honour, character.

8. m. Lord, master, husband.

^nw 8. m. A moth ; a paper kite ; the
sun.

1H1PT 8. m. A spark. Fatanga hona, To
go rapidly about a business. .

^f^^m adj. Without leaves. «. /. The
fall of the leaf; autumn. Patjhoi'

hona, To lose its leaves in autumt

( A tree) ; ( met, ) te decay ( a psrs^m

from old age*). [ ]j.

tnif^w ad^. Each day, always, conatsnt-

^m s, m. The act of falling ; falliag
from dignity, virtue, &c.

mn?l 8. /. A wife.

qirftl7 «• m, A bird ( MeropS viridis ).

TirftifT I #./* A prostitute. Patturiya*
^%tv^X } haZy A whoremonger.

imWT 8. m. Fine, thin {doth or liquids) ;
lean, meagre, delicate, weak.

^nrni, 8,/. Thinness, fineness, meagrt-
ness, attenuation, weakness.

MWit 8. m. The dead leaves fallen from
a tree ; the leaves cut oft from the
culm of *a reed [{Saccharum 8poHt0*
neum ). and used for thatching.

JJjJJ I «./ A rudder, helm*

ifiTT 8, HI. A sign, mark, symptomi
hint, token, direction, address or
place to which one is directed, la))eL

^^^J8.f. A standard, a flag or banner;
a flagstaff ; an emblem carried as an
ensign or banner, a symbol, a sign {
a mark. [beareh

ivunft 8» m« An ensign, a standard

Wr^ 8, m. The infernal regions or a
place under the earth.

irfv s. m. A lord, master, oWtier ; hus*
band ^ a leaf.

vXii^ s.f. The murderess of her htti-
band ; a line on the hand, indicating
that a woman will be faithless or
treacherous to her husband.

qfllir fidj. Fallen from virtue, abjecty
wicked, guilty, abandoned ; degrad*
ed, outcast.

i^RnnrTi^ adj. Purifying the gnilty ( *»
epithet of the deity )«

nf^ 8, m. The conjugal state.

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vrntams./. Aftuthfalwife.

irfir^m *./. A bride choosing h«r hug-

hn,nd; a pungent seed (Higelki

Indica )•
^fiw «•/- A written opinion given by

Vandits ) \ a letter.
wRl^Wr i>. a. To confide in, to tfost,

to beliere^ to depend on.
Wfifirncr ^ m. Tnwt, «onfidence^ belief,

depen dance,
■qfiwrtiir Heaven,
t?fiBrw «. 771. Chastity.
trfir*flT »./. A good nod virtnoms wife,
"^ifirft^ «. m. To lament for hnsband.
tTfir§^ 8. /. Devotion to a hnsband.
inft<\ «./. A kind of mat.

^t } ^-

'xfitmx R, m, A pan, a pot.

Vff'i^ «./. A small pot, a pan.

IrgPc^TT «. /• A prostitute.

imtT ? ^. »t. Danghter-in*law, son^g
^f 5 . wife.

^inft^T «. wi. A leaf.

1|^^ <• m. A town, a city ; act of
ordering goods from a mannfaottn-er.

"qUift tidj. Cemmissiomedy mannfactar-
ed by otder.

1l^ s. 771. A leaf ; a letter, epistle ; a
deed ; plate or clamp of metal.

H?l!^ «./. A plate or trench ev formed
of leaves.

Inn i. m, A leaf; a trinket. Faita hona^
To ran away, to flee.

"Vi^iim s. m. The infernal regions or a
place nndor the earth.

^rftr «• w, A €ompany, a platoon, con-
sisting of one chariot, one chariot,
'One elephant, three horses, and five
foot.

^^rtfiR «,/. A line of infantry.

^f^B^ftr «. f. A body of troops.

^ 8.f. A leaf ; hemp, of which an

intoxicating potion is made.
^WC s. w. A stone. Vatthar chJutti'-par
raJchnay To be patient by compnlsfon
or from being withont remedy. P<i«u
thar paffijna^ To )o softened or
melted ( a stony heart ). Patthov pant
ho joM, The raelling of a stony
heart J ^fficnlt task to be faciliUted.
Vatthar-hatiy i.f. Stone-throwing,
playing with stones, l^attkar-sa
phei^k mama, To reply rashly witb-
ont understanding the meaning t>£
one's qnestion. Vatthar-ae sir pkor*
fitf, To teach or instruct a fool.
T^aitthar hona, To be h«avy ; to
he stable, to stand still, t^ be nn-
merdfnl.
ita^Vfir i. m. A firelock.
^wrwiT «. 7». A sort of greens ; «
skinflint ; name of a serpent ; a sort
of fish. adj. One attached to hi^
own house, who remains there ctven
in distress. [armdtiptt^.

^^ 8. m. A plant ( P{0c6-mM«/
WRTftf s. m. A wood-pecker ( Pitm ).
^ 8.f. A wife.

vm #. i». A leaf . the leaf of the Law-

rns cassia ; the leaf of a book ; gold-

leaf, &c., any thin sheet or plajto of

metal.

^W^ 8.m^ A. species of Enphorbia. -

WV 8. 771. Red Sanders ( Vterocarptn

8antaUnu8 ). [feaf,

imiTffirT 8.f. The fibre or vein of a

Wf^ 8. 771. A plant, a red sort of Basil

( Octfmum pilosum ).
vnH^^ 8. m. A kind of birch, from the
bark of which ffukka snakes, &c„
are made.
^W^W^ «. 771. Embellishing a pagv, illu-
minating, gilding, &o,
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Digitized by LjOOQIC

y^

i M2 )

Iff!

-fljirfirtT 8. /. The Tein or fibre of a leai
irnT s. m. An almanack, an ephemeris,

a calendar*
4ininr b. jh. Page, imgmg.
^inr «. w. Bed Sanders ( VterocurfUB
$($nidUnu$); red or sappan wood
( CcBaalpinia sappan ) ; Bhojapatr^f a
a tree so called, a kind of bircb.
nfnm 8./. A leaf, a written leaf or

page, a writing, a letter,
x(9i\vmK 8, m. A iteo (0<*8iia esadenia).
irflW 8. m. A plant ( Bignonia Indica ).
Viff a.m. A road, patli, way.
UWWr^T 8. m. A firelock.
^iTfOT 8. m. A sort of greens ; a skin-
flint ; name of a serpent ; a sort of
- fish. adj. One attached to his own
bouse, who remains there even in
distress. [ aromaticum).

'iHIf« 8. m. A plant ( Vhctranthns
xct(K!it^ 8. m. A woodpecker ( Vicn8 ).
HWTIWT i>. n. To be petrified ; to become

hard ( a hoil ), to indnrate.
qwft «./ Grit, gravel; the flint of a
mnsket ; stone in' tlie bladder^ cal-
cnlns ; a gizzard,
iflf^t^ adj. Stonj.

iqrf^ «. m. A traveller, a passenger,

a way-farer ; a guide, one who knows

the way. [Ma).

trfVrf IT 8. m, A sort of khayr < Mimoaa

^f^8. m. A division of hell.

WW ddj. Proper, fit, suitable, agreeing

with, but applied chiefly medically,

with respect to diet, regimen, &c.

iWT 8.f. Yellow myrobalan {Termina-

lia chehila ).

q^ s, 771. A foot ; a footstep, the mark

of a foot, step ; a word ; an inflected

word ; rank, dignity, character ;

. atation, degree, plac*e ; a foot or

her line of a stanza.

letting wind ; ( nuL ) a cow*

ard.

q^ s. m. An ornament of the neck^

;T^qm 8. m. Step, pace.

cr^^ adj. Fallen from siatiioa or

dignity, disgraced.
TT^I -^ adj. Having the quality of

q^ 8, m. A path, a road ; rank, cha-
racter ; title, titular name, surname,
patronymic,
q^Htri 8, m. Explanation of obscure or

obsolete words ; etymology,
q^ s. rn. The lotus (^dumlium apecio'
Slim, or, Pruni/« cerasus) ; ten billions
( according to the shastra ), or one
thousand billions (according to the
Da8tur'ul-umlf or Royal ordinances
of Akbar ).
q^ft 8./. A load, a path, a way ;
station^ situation, rank, degree ;
place, site.
q^TT 8. m. Foot-mark, vestige,
qqr^ 8. m. A foot-man, a pedestrian, a

foot-soldier.
xT^fHv 8. m. A peon, a foot-man, or

foot soldier.
^qrwT D, a. To cause to let wind ; (meK)

to frighten or put to flight.
qqrWf. m. Thing, snbstantiol or matei^
rial from of being ; a rarity, a good,
a blessing, a delicacy or exquisite
food ; a category or predicament in
logic, of which seven are maintained,
viz., substance, quality, action, iden*
tity, variety, relation, and annihil-
ation ; anotlier enumeration gives
sixteen,
qqm *. /. Inclination to let wind, fla-
tulency,
q^^f 8. m, A footstool.
q^T^ adj, m. Inclined to lot windy fla-
tulent.

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w

f S^ )

^^

Xf^t a^. Having tto qnality of let-
ting wind ; ( met. ) a coward.

^ jr. /. A path, a way, an alley.

Tfift s./. A road, a line, a row or
range ; a ritual, a manual, a work
npon any act or ceremony, detailing
the mode of its performance, and
coTlecting tbe texts connected witb
it ; a family name, a surname or
title ; manner, cnstom.

inv s. /. A lotns O^elumhium Sfteeiosum)^
it is often con founded with the
waierlily ( 'StfmphcBa ) a large nnm-
hetf ten billions.

innr «. m. A kind of leprosy.

inntrv 8, m. A fragrant wood nsed in
medicine, and described as cooling
and tonic.

xff(4^ 3, m, Tbe Bhqjapatra or birch tree,
tbebirk is nsed for writing npon,
and wrapping shawls, &c.

inrfflfHt I 8, f. A small tree (ffiftti-

fflTT } CU8 mutahilh ).

xrst^ 8. m. Tbe lesin of the Finns

longifolia. [8U8).

ijffimc 8, m. A sort of Costns ( C, 8pect<h'
^ir3^ 8» m. A sbmb {Weberd ccrym-

ho8a). [shade,

tnrg^ #• /• A sort of prickly night-
V^KXn 8. m. A mby.
^im^ 8. m. A species of Costns ( G.

8p8cio8U8 )• [8kmi.

inrr*./. The goddess of riebes, Lak-
^^mK «. m. A large deep tank or

pond ; one in which tbe lotas does

or Hiay gprow.
vnn 8. m. A sort of Cassia ( C, tora ).
^nrr^n n. prop» A celebrated princess

whose odyentoree are related in a

romance entitled VadmawaU*
^nwS\ 8. /• The wife of the sage

47#roM;(iru j a uver, the main itream

of the Ganges, between the Co88mr\
bazar river and the sea.

qwnsn 8. m. A posture in religionv
meditation, sitting with the tbighs^
crossed one hand, resting on thi
left thigh, the other held up with
tbe thumb upon the heart, the eye»
directed to the tip of tbe nose ; a
seat or throne made in tbe shape
of a lotus, one especially on which
idols are placed.

qfwHt t. /. A 'woman of one of tbe four
classes into which the sex is distin*
guisbed, tbe first and most excellent*

tf^^tK «. m. Safflowet.

qv «. m. Metre, Terse.. [arrire^

qVRifr if. n. Td go, proceed, depart,

YT<r I A termination affixed to nouns

JlWx } to denote tbe abstract qual-
ity, and answering to the Englisli
terminations 87up^ hoody ne88f ^c, as
Lar($k'p<tn, Childhood ; Bckniya^an^
llie business of a Baniya.

qvfW^r 8. m. Soft cloth- wetted andt'
applied to a wound or sore;

tr«ni1^ «./. Cbicken*-pox.

^8C^z 8. m. A passage to a rirer, a. stair
or quay for drawing water.

q«^ 8. /. A bow-string,. '

qi^tft^./, A water-mill.

ipi^fKT 8. m. An earthen vessel witlrir
narrow neck and a hole in the bot^
torn. When filled with water and the-
mouth ^topped, no water flows from-
the hole below till the band or what-
ever stopped the mouth be removeiC
( It 18 n8sd <M8 an sxpirimeni to t72ai|«-
trate ihs doctrine of the horror wteim
bff ihefoUowere tg ArwtoHe ).

ifipifr #. ai. A kind of sweetmeat,

triiinif V. n. To eammence xncreaiiftg'
in Inlk (« m^n^ tree, ^. ) ;. to j^f^m^

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^»fT

( 864 )

TO

per, to flouriah, to thrive, to shoot,

to grow, to bo refreshed or les tared.
«r»»M^i^c s. /. The whizzing of an

arrow or shot.
R^TlT V, a. To cause to flourish, to

promote the prosperity of another, to

refresh.
«Pl^fT s. m. A betel-box.
^♦mr f. 7». A kind or drink made

from rice.
^^m^T s.m. A plate «r dish, made of

leaves to eat 00.

ipTf]^ 5 ^'•^' ^ ^®^®^ garden.

WH 9. m. The bread.frmt tree ( Art<h

carpus integi^ifoZia).
^^mjadj. Insipid. 8./. A pustnle, a

maladjr, postular and phlegmonoid

inffammation of tbe skin or exiemal

organs.

tpmrnrrr 8. m. A quarter, where are

many druggists' shops.

^mf^ «. TO. A druggist.

^^Wm ) i. X . ,

wmwr > ^\^' A stand where water

'"I WT \ ^* PJ'ovided for passengers.

^n^]x8./. A small boat so called.

'nurrm D. a. To cause the milk to
come into the udders of animals.

WWT «. TO. A man who carries water
in pots on his head, or in a banghy.

W^rrrft^ } »./ A woman -who carries

^iVKt S water in pots on her bead.
*. TO. /. A faithless person, a pro-
mise-hreaker. ^albua.

^f%^\k. <tdj. Afflicted with the finor

^^^3,/. AsHpper.

Jiir A termination affixed to nouns to
denote, the abstract quality, and an-
swering to the English terminations
ship, ho0d, uess, 4rc,f as Back-pan, in-

: Aa«y> childhood / Kkmla-pan Wfok-
.^ , edness.

^^W V, a. To cause the milk to eoDEL^
into the udders of animals.

^^Tt\ \ 8^f. A dmin or pipe by whi^
^'\^^ j water runs off from the rodf

of a house.
qPiqr s, TO. Water ; a water-snake or

any thing living iu water,
v^pn 17. n. To irrigate, to water, to

yield water.
nrfiRT^T 8. m. A fruit {Fla€Ourlis$ cator-

fracta ).
Tt^ s. TO. Cheese.
'V^* i *. / A young flowering

i». f.

> shrub.

iq^ftTT 8. TO. Any thing living in watet^
aquatic ; a water-snake.

Tpr \ 8,m, A road, path, way ; a sect^
^^r j a religious order.

ifffT 8. m/A snake.

ifffT 8. m. A beverage ; the upper p art;
of a shoe ; an emarald ; a leaf.

tfiSt 8, /. Tinfoil. 8. fn. A tribe of
Vathan^.

jptW^ *• ^' ^ crust.

ijtrfir^T^v 8. f. A kind of white colour-
ed hath (extract of Mimosa catechu).

'tfx(9ft 8. /. A scab, a scale, scurf ; soatea

formed by the diying up of moisi

earth ; thin cakes of bread.
ifWllfNr? a€^. ficuirfy.
-qiT*^ «./• The eyelash.
irtftT 8. TO. A sparrow-hawk {Faico^

ninus).
W^ifT 8. TO. A sort of child's whisUe j
. a tree and its fitiit (eAe Fopmo tre^i,

Qarioa papaya).
W^)^T 5./. The eyelid,
in^n 8* /. A river in the south of India.
W^ «. TO. Milk, water, ^ido. On, vpon^

over, at, to, nevertli«les8, yet. sei|y;

Bat. 8.f. Afauk*^

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( 865 )

xr^Wli.f. A shrub (AseU^^ rona);
a mediomal kind of moon-ploifc*

^t^fm^ts.f. Mikh-eow.

inrm a. m, Pepartore.

^it ^ #./. Staww.

Vf^NK s, m, A woman's breast ; a sort
of jrosb (Smifui hysM^ ; a fr^jrani
grass {Cfjperxis rotundu$^ ^eJ).

ir^tf^ «• m. CntUe-Bsb bone.

inftftflf «. wi. Tke ooean.

•g^h: «. w. The khayar (Mimdw eaUeku).

W^^ #• m. Living npon mi& for a
monihy whieh with prayer and resi-
deaee in a cow-honse, fa an expira-
tion for reoeiving an nnsoitable pva>
sent ; oflearing of milk to Vi$hMUy and
8id>aisting npon it for twelve dagra,;
also for <MM or three days «i a seli-
gions aot.

x^Ht^ B.f. A riyer t&at rises in tiia
Vindhy^ monntain.

XfK, a/^. Distant, remore^y remote^ iar;
other, different, stuange, foreign, weh.
and eonj. Orer, aboye, through^ after,
at^ by, for, of ; bnt, yet, however.
prep. On, npoA, at, notwithstanding.

iTWWT V. d. To inspect, to examine^ to
prove, to try.

xr^vm 8. m. The bnsiness or interest
of an others.

tfK^n^jadj. Attentive to the business
or interest of others, serving otherd,
beneficent.

^Vt^nw 9. m. A tnmnlon.

^T^wm V. a. To acenstom, to habilnftte.

^rc^ ddj. Another, belongmg to
another. [anotiiec

^^^ #./. The mistress or wife of

^K^ 8. m. Anodiev's field $ anelhei^
body-; aiNitiier -man's wife.

^^« a./. iasp«otioB,eiXinnitioii; trfal,
proof, ^oxpennwi^

M\^tr «. a. To inspeet, to examine, t#
prove, to try.

W^mt «. /. The act of examining ;
the price paid for examination, in-
spection, trial or proof.

Vivmim i>. a. To eanse to inspect, ex-
amine, try or prove.

'iWhf 8. m. An inspector, examiner,
prorer, assayer.

^Kmm 8. «. Epidendron.

^wiV f./, A monld in which silver or
glod is cast previons to working it ;
apparency, clearness.

^r^^l ty. n. To be made acquainted, to
be idtrodnced.

^^8J 8. m. Examination, trial, proof,
experiment.

^KWW «. a. To introdnce to a pavon^
to engage in conversation.

xrt^irf*liVT 8. m. A meal*merehant.

qi^ #./. The act of selling flonr,
meal, fto.

v^^mf((8.f. A smill Hitttidh tlnoim orer
mnd walls.

Wfum V. a. To mote a lamp, or candle
over the heads of a briS'e and brtde^
groom, to drive aWay evil spirits,
propitiate good ones, ftc ; to kindle
{a fin).

vnitf: «./. Image ifrtmahade m^tb-
JUeHcn), shadow, shade. PttriMiftfi
apni 88 bhagna, Tb be firi^htened at
OBsPfliOwn skadew. [ wthoR

^^f^ 8. m. A hmlt or defect in ttk*

^Kmw 8. wu A bedstead.

<raii|i|«. m. TravelUag.

^^W^ 8. m. Qnit-rent, tax.

ffWt t ••/• A eni^eot, tenant, renter,
iPIT ) people.

fidvnr d4;. Oon9ner^, snbdned.

jm l.fi. A fol^f pU^t, ply^ byejv

crusty incrustation, a stc^tam*

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w^

( d66 )

^

^TtHJf adj. Greatest.

jfKm 8. m. The baggage of a horseman

carried all on one bullock or tattu, a

papk-horse, a pad-horse.
xfKnm 8. i». Sword-belt, shoulder belt.
tpmr i^m^.A^ reel (for winding thread ).
MK^s.f. Wasteland.
XffJ^ ? *./. Faith, confidence, tnwt
Vfifi J Fartit karna. To examine ;

to believe ; to trust.
^^5?T^T s.m. A great grand-father by

tke father's side.
x(V^ «./. Another's wife.
^i^KHH^ 8.m. Adultery, adplterous

intercourse or intrigue. [ other.

^q[:w 8. m. The pain or sorrow of a^i--
vfK^ «. TO. A foreign country,
q^^ a4j. Foreign, exotic* 8. m. A

foreigner ; one residing abroad,
inctwft^'r 8. m. Scandal, calunmy,

censoriousness.
xtKM^ adj. Hostile, inimical, adverse.
K[Kt^8,m. Anotker'fl property.
n^ftft adj. Tyrannising orer another,
vr^^ni^.m. Another's, wealth.
irriwmr^^W #• «. Feeding luxurious-
ly at another's expense.
VIV^ t. m. Another's duty or business,

the occupation of another caste*
vm 9.f. A very quick time in music.
irtmWT 8^m, A great grand-father by

the mother's side.

V^CWTITT t. in. ) A gutter, a dfami a
iKflTfft «./. j o<Miduit,

qK^ eonj. Afterwards, also, but.
in:^ €^dj. Subservioit, obedient, de^

pendant.
^^(!9% 8. m. Delttsioiit fraud, impositioii|

treachery, deceit, artifice.
^Vf^ adj. Insidious, fraudulent^ artful,
tr^qf 8. m. EminencCi high station ;

final felicity. .

TT^if^TfT V. n. To smart.

iq^iT^Vi^ 8. f. Acrimony, mart.

ir^^r^V 8. m. The family or depead^^
ants of another.

T(^^ t. m. The KohiU or Indini
cuckoo;

X^V^ I. /•: A harlot^ a wkoie ; a par-
asite planU

ir^S^W adj. firhnfuL

iq^^7 8. m. A duplieate of a bin <^
exchange.

-qrw 8. m. A gem, a flat diamond ; a
festival, a holiday, an anniversary
festival, a feast ; a chapter, i seo^n.

irtf^ • adj. Predominant, prevalent,
unr J violent, strong, poweifnl.

•q^V adj. Depending on the will of
another, ^under the authority ot in-
other, dependant, precarious.

w<*^ i* ^« The Supreme feeing.

ifCHnr 8. m. Excellence, superior merits
sapremacy ; good foi-tune, prospvi-
1y ;"tie last part, residue, remaind^.

Tf^Hjf^ «./. A foreign or an enemy's
country.

•f^ipi adj. Cherished or nourished by
a stranger, fostered, adopted. 8.nu
The Indian cuckoo, which is suppos-
ed to leave its eggs in the nest of
the crowto be hatched.

Tf^ adj. Best, most excellent ; chief,
principal, preceding, firsts supreme.

if^furftr 8.f. Chief object or lefoge, as
a'god, a protector ; find felicity, eterr
nal felicityi heavenly bliss.

t|f ^9 8. m. A different opinion or

doctrine,
irf^nnw ». m. Panidiae.
'qr^inyf s. m. Eniinenoe^ high stataoof

final fslieity ^ heaven or beatitudes -
m^vim i. m. A Biipsfime npttaidi.

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^

t w >

ed grain of joar or ^'f\» '(Bctcus
sorgum and «f>tca<«« )•

Tyi4nr^ i. nu An ascetic, a religions
man Who has snbdned all his senses
by abstract meditation.

ty^^i^fif 8,f, Translocation to heaven,

final bealitnde.
"iRT^Rl^ s» m. An atom, the invisible base
of all aggregate bodies ;" thirty of
them are snpposed to form a mote in
tisnn-beam ; the lowest measrire of
weight ; a measnre of time; the snn's
passage past an atom of matter,

TfC^TWT s. m. The Supreme Being, con-
sidered as the sonl of the nniverse.

if^inf^ «. wi. Pure nnitarianism,

xf^^in^r^ s. m. Great pleasure.

'i|XWJ 8. m. An oblation of rice to pro-
genitors or gods, boiled with milk
and sugar.

tj^«to: 8.m. The longest period of
life, either in men or animals.

lfC«rT4 8. m. Spiritual krioWledge ; any
excellent or important aim or object ;
the best sense ; the first pursuit,
the best end, virtue, merit.

tf^^rnJf ckdj. Religious, seeking the best
end, virtuous,

TfcRfW*./. A kind of dance.

xf(f(^ 8. m. A gonorrhoea^ a (loefuret^l )
clap^ a gleet.

X(^MXK 8. m. The first and Supreme
Lord, God, the Almighty.

if^iq^ 8. m^ Eternal-felicity.

XfCfqK tKij. Traditionary or successive,
proceeding from one to another, from
father to son, &o, s, m. A great-

. great-grandson.

irT>inCT ». /. Race, progeny, lineage;
order^ method, contiauous arrange-
ment, regular series or succession ;

conimttidcation from one to another

in succession, tradition,
if^'irttw adj. Hereditary, what has

come by inheritance or descent ;

traditional. U^Uhi).

tm ^, m. A potherb ( Uclipta pi'o8*
XfVflJ a^' Of the other side.
tr^V 8. 972. Heaven, paradise.
il^^fll'l 8, w. Death, dying.

x(f^m > ^TO* A ^]hnH TrichO'8anth88
Xfim^m J dioietk ).

XfKn adj. Subservient, dependant, sub-
ject,

T(vm 8. m. The yard ( of a 8ail). Par-
wan charkna. To grow ( a phra8e pe^
cuUar to women ),

•g^^r^ s. m. A disease of the eyelids
in which the eyelashes fall off, a stye
or sty the.

^KV. s, m, A kind of gem.

deities ; kindness, favour, blessing,
gift, leavings of a great man or spiri-
tual guide.

X(Vi 8. m. An axe, a hatchet

"g^XTTTW 8. «i. A hero and dei^i-god, the
first of I he three Rdm8f and the sixth
avatar or supposed descent of the
god VishnUj who is said . to have ap-
peared in the world as the son of the
sage Jitmctdagni^ for the purpose of
repressing the tyranny and punisL-
ing the violence of the Kshatri or
military tribe, and contemporary
with Dashwath Ram. Ho is, from lug
father, .called Jamadagni, Raniikay
m^eorJamadagni, w«s interrupted
in bringing water from the river by
Kartavtrja-Atjuna^ a prince of the
KshdttnSf who was sporting in the
water with his thousand wives, for

? 8. m. Viand, victuals, food
5 that has been offered to the

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wn

( m )

'Tfl

xiatsed him« The Kihattri prlBiO»Ufll-
^ JammdogfU ; sad Samadagnircm^i
not to leave a Khattri on the laoe of
^he earth ; he is reported to hiivo ex-
tirpated them twenty^ne timet ; tlie
iromen wiih cliild each iime proAiv-
ing a new race; andy^theyaiqr ihst
there have been bo KihaUfi etsoo •
4;ho8e so called being of spotions
%reed ot VaranattmkMrs. Parthurdm
spears %e typify the tribe o€ Brih-
•nums, and their contests with ihe

"yiVW^ cKfi9. The ds^ after tomorrow.

ytfK^ 8. m. Tonch.

TiT^^^ ^* «• ''o tonch.

HfC^PTT «• m. A reaping hook, a sickle.

^^ > *. m. The wTiites,^Mor aZJu$. ,

ygp^ ai«« The day 'before yesterday ;

t'he day after tomorrow.
^^I^^wnf I. m. Itelation or •comection

witli another*
iqfi^^mvjt «»4/« RoIa^^ to inofteTy be-
longing %o Btt<rt;liei*.
'^il'^^r^ «^. Mntnaf, interchanging* ad».

Mntnany, reciprocally.
yitHM^*tOl s. /• Mntnal ^concnrrence

or assent.
•^<»lOiyiit 9. m. Mtitnal aseastance;

offensive and defensive alliance.
"HtuKtiftT^ «• w« An ally 4 an nsso-

ciate, a lielper. [verb.

HT^Tf^ ^. "I. The transitive or active
TfCPn «4>. Friendly, benevolent^- good

or profitable for another.
-^X} prep. {In comp,) Back, back-ward,

reverse, over, g, m^ A company, a

body ( qf trodpg).
Tf^r s m^ A kind of cake, praste.
^Ili«* nu A rel^io^s oWigatioti of

1^ mi^piatoiy Undy bating te 4«Mie
days and nights^ and keepfs^ the
mind attentive, and orgaaa snbdaei;
a sacrificial sword or soim&tair.

^[WH^ $• fiK IV>we^ strength ^ vnloiff,
prowesa,

Vl*<n itdj, I^owerfnly bold, atfoag,
vigorons,

KfKm rm. The pollen or farina <rft
flower; fragrant ^power nsed after
bathiag j the name of a monntaia.

^WW «&'• Tonang away, haviag
the face averted.

WjrN * acy. Old, of fermmr lames.
^T^ f ancient,

ir^mir #• «, Overthrow, defea^ discern^.

£tnre«
^<i^«i«fr^ ad/. Overcoming, tfnrpass-

ing, defeating. [come.

Hxrfvr adj, Oonqnered, defeated, over-
¥WrT*. w. Bread made with bntter

or^i^ and of several layers, liks

piecrnst.

I «./. A large plate (o/eoccfat-
J rum spontaneutK).

VCTPj^ 8. m. A kind of reed (Saockt^-

rum aponUmeum).
im^t. «i. A horse of i3ie PersM

breed.

«q^fV^T^«, m. Anethers pernon's o«oe
or.post.

W^Tfir«Kw{ $./. Officionsness, inter-
ference with anotber'ft concerns.

tr<T^<»rfj. Depend^t^ snbject, enb-
servient^ hnmble, und« another,

^^Kl>iWm 8. f. Snbjection^ dependence.

^r^:m f a. m. Breath ; BonJ> life ?
1W J sweetheart, mistrese. Ran-

p<^i., «ouPs lord.
'^fxmms,/. The praclace of me^dtte,

administering ly^medies.
"tfKtm »• ». To mn, to flee.

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^n

'^xnadj. Living at ano^r^s «Tpenflc,
. g. m, F6od enpplied by Another.

lycTWft^it tK^, Liriog ftt another's cost.

"ir^W *. ^» Discomfiting, orercoming.

^KP9p adf. Defeated, discomfited, orer-
ootne.

irn'TH #. «•. Discrimination, discrimi-
nating, distingnisliiDg, jndgment ;
oonnsel, advice, consideration, reflec-
tion*

W<l41^r^ ^ «. Wheedling,

ir^mw #« ffk Adherence to any pnrsnit,
attachment to any object ; depend-
ance on. adf\ Adhering or attached
to ; connected with, depending npon.

iy<T«lif dic^'. Dependant, subject.

TfX}^\ ddj. Strange, foreign, belonging
to another, extraneous, other, of
aiioiker.

XfKT^ i. m. A kind of gonrd (Momordica

ir<rtr adj^ Having ant^ther object or
sense, &c.; designed or purposed by
another, b. m. For the sake or ano-
ther.

TT^ci^ adj, Offioions, intermedding.

iltrt i. m. A great nnmber, a lack of
lacks of orores, or a nnmber equal to
half the term of BramahU life, or as
many mortal days as are equal to fif'>
ty of his years.

tyrm «. /. Straw.

^^nrS B. m. Reversal of a sentence,

Wrn^^^TTK 8. m. Appeal ( in law )•

TOWf «»4;. Reversed ( ob a judstment ).

f^TH^ n. prop. The father of the poet
Vyag. [mendicant.

^^nrtt B, m. A. beggar, a wandering

VX^ adf. Dependant or relying updn
another, b. m, Dependance.

^Kn^ 9. f. A parasite-plant;
^KJfVi <»dj. Subject, dependant.

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'r^m ^. m. A tree {Bistea frondosa ) ;
oaknra made of the bark of that tree.

vn^ adj. Dead, expired.

Svtini B.f. Deaths extinction ; drow-
fliness, Bfteepinest.

vvmadf. Defeated.

'f^TT*. ^. The 'next day. b./. Flight,
A general emigration.

v^V Am. The afternoon, tile latter

part of the day.
^ft drBp. (in aamp,) About, around,
round about, entirely*

^Fmwr »./. A work of fiction , a tale,
a story, the history or adventures of
aay labolona person.

^ft'a'c 8. w. A girth, zone.

^irftJlfvyif a(f;'.' Made, invented.

iRrflW «. m. Saying, telling ; talking
of, boastings

^(fkMms.f. Walking round or about,
circumambulating, going about ; act
of going round to the right by way
of adoration ; circumoKibuUtion, go«
ing about.

nf^jnr 1. m. Redemption, pu^baehig or
purchasing back • giving up' pari of
a treasure to preserve the rest.

^fKnm\f. UK Vexation, trouble.

^Wm^ adj. Vexed, annoyed.

^ficfw H. pmp. The uMne of a king,*
the 0oa of AbMm^nyHy and grandson
of Afjun,

^fkmx «./. A moat, a ditch surround-
ing a fort| ^e.

trf^i^rnr adj. Famous, celebrated.

JfTKVgtfn $. f. Fame, reputation.

^fkM^B.m* An embracing, seizing.

«rf^W B. m. An iron bar for shutting a'
gate.

^h^M B, m. Aquaintance^ intimacy.

^Pc^^rr B. /. Bervke, dependance j ve-
neration, worship.
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Hf^rm^ «' m« A servant, on attendant.

ilftpfif ^4;. Known, acquainted with.

^r^f a(^'. To be known as an aqnain-
iance.

^rPc^lF^f.m. AcoYery-elotbing. ^d.

vf^^V adj, Sarronndedy -covered, cloth-

vf^^R t./. {Examination, test^ trial.

i?^W^ S. w. Segment, division ; ihe

;; division of a book, a section or

chapter « [ont.

irfkflpl adj. Cat off, detached, singled

trRvNY^*/* Shade, shadow.

nfKim s, m. Throngh knowledge, leam-
ing.

^f^^im «. m. Dependants, serrantsy fami-
ly, followers^

i|fc^R«r i, m, Marjiage.

ilf^^im a. m. Maturity, folness, ripe-
ness ; end, last stage, or state.

irfW^iT aij. Wtho looks forward or
to the end.

i|^T¥<. fn. Width, breadth, extension.

Vlfkji: ath. Around, every way, all
round.

^f^ifT? $• m. Pain, anguish ; sorrow,* a
division ^f helU

^f^Cgv adj. Pleased, delighted.

^fk,^ 8. m. Pleasure, satisfaction, de-
light.

irlf^YV d^'. Satisfying, pleasure giving.

^fttit4t adj. Contented, satisfied.

^fkmnadj. Void or deprived of ^ left,
quitted, abandoned.

nf^mrws. m. Abandonment, quitting,
desertion^

vf^vn^ adj. Abandoning, quitting.

xtfKm^ B. m. Preservhig, protecting.

irf^^ s. i». Clothes, dresses, covers.

^Wm i» m. A lower garment ; ves-
ture, clothes.

^f^fw ft. m. The oirmimference of a chr-
•le ; the disk of the sun or moon.

irf^CSTRV adv. At la8t,$at the end.

qf^mr adj^ Cooked, dressed ; matuiPe
shrewd, knowing ; digested.

^rft^wm #./• Maturity, perfection
shrewdness ; digestion.

^rf^qs^ 8. m. An enemy, an antagonbt
a robber, a highwayman, a bandit.

^Pc^r* 8. m. Maturity, perfection
deverness, shrewdness ; digestion.

irfttnfqr'ft s./. A drug ( Oonvohmlus
turpethum ).

^qrfl «./. Order, method, arrange-
ment ; arithmetic.

qf^qr^^ 8. m. Protecting, cherishing.

qftqTftw«»<(iu Protected, oherished.

qfcH^RTT «./. A sort of encumber (Cft-
eumU madraapaianus ).

qft^ppr^ «. Worshipping, adoring.

^Pcffiro adj. Served, wocshipped,
adored.

qf^C^ aefj. Full, entire, complete ; sa-
tisfied, content.

qf^cq^ 8./. Completion, oatireness,
fulness ^ satiety or liatisfaction.

qft^w 8. m. A fragrant grass ( O^fenu
rotunduB )•

q^9T 8, m. Bathing, immerstng^; in-
undation, [bathed.

qftl^ir afj. Immersed, inundated;

^Hf I 8. m. Disrespect, contempt,
vftTTf 3 disgrace.

qfiCHjqr «./. A technicality, a conven*
tional term in any science ; (in gram-
mar ) a maxim given by the ancient
grammarians as a summary interpre-
tation of the rules of Pdnini ; (m
medicine ) prognosis ; abuse, ridicule.

qftntq a. m. Possession, enjoyment.

vftw«r 8. m. Wandering, going about ;
error. [ of.

qf^W adj. Fallen, degraded, deprived

qf^WV 8. m. A ball, a globe, a circl^•

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WfV*mf^m*./. Rotundity, circularity,
vifKn^ flH^". Slow, dull.

iFf^9 s. m. Ai^ exquisite scent, especi-
ally arising from the trituration of
fragrant substances f tlie trituration
of perfumes,
wfXurw s, nu Measure ; measuring,
^f^f^ adj. Meted^ measured f regulat-
trftfiflfl5ir a{^*» Temperate^ abstemious.
^jftfHUiiK €kdj. Eating moderately.
^ft'itTW*. m. Fascinating,, beguiling.

«>MtfWt «./. } ac^. What is bewitch-
«rftnti\ #. m. 5 ing, fascinating.

^f^>^>r adj. Soiled, stained / waned,
witbered -, diminidied, impaired.

irft^ t. w. Going or turning back ;
iuming round> re?olmg ; exchange^
barter ; requital, return ; the- end of
a period of four ages, or desiruotion
of the world.

'rfttr t. /. The 8rst day of a Itniar
fortnight, the first of the moon's
increase or wane.

^ftft^ s. m. Abuse, reproach^ reproof ;
charge, accusation.

^f^^fT^ *. ♦». An accuser, a plaintiff, a
complainant or ciJumniator.

^fw^ *. *». An accuser, a reprover ;
( m law ) a plaintiff^

^^r^ i. m. Family, attendants, depen-
dants • dependant.

^jft^TOIT «r/. Subjection, dupendanee.

^r<frw i. m. Abiding, abode.

^f^t^ i. m. An inundatfon, an orex-
flowing, natural or artfficial.

'Tftftw a<^\ Surrounded, enclosed.

'ftrF!(My. €tone round, revolved ; ex-
changed.

'W^ «. an. Anguish, pain, misery ;
»Wi?iase, marrying.

'rfMkw*. m. Surrounding, enclosing;
serving up dinner, distributing food
to guests, &ci,

'iftte^ 9. m. Snrrounding, encompass^
ing ; cfrcumference.

qfttfcw adj. Enclosed, surrounded, en-
compassed' ; covered, veiled.

hI^^h'T 8. m. A tree ( Fterotpermum
acenfblia ) ; a sort of reed growing
in water ( Calamus /cucieulatum ).

^ftflWT«./. Ascetic devotion,, religious
austerity, abandonment of the worlds
leading the life of a mendicant

^ff*M* 8, m.. A religious mendicants

MRlf^il*! adj. To be doubted, to bo.
feared, or apprehended.

^ftwnr s.m. Ciirsing,.reviling.

qft^ adj. Cleaned, puiified ; dis-
charged, paidi

uUkn 8,m.r Remaind er ;. completion.

Wftsi^r 8, m. Cleansing, purifying, cer^

recting ; discharging a debt* ov

obligaiion.
^iftq 8. m. Drying, evaporation.
qft^«? s. TO. Labour, trouble, pain, toil ;.

distress, fatigue,
qfrfift adj. Active, laborious.
TrfK^T^ adj. Overcome with distresft or

fatigue exhaueted, wearied,
qft^nf^*./. Labour, trouble ^ fatigue,

exhaustion;
qfbqn^ 8. m. Decoration, embellishment;

initiaiion', purification by essential

rites^,
qfcwr adj. Adorned, decorated, embel^

lished ; purified by initiatary rites*

wft^mifw 8. f. An altar, or ground
prepared' for a sacrifice, or for the
victim and the utensils employed.

ijft^tlT *./. Total or complete enumera-
tion or specification, implying ex-

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clasion of any other ; rockootxi^;

enumerating.
qft^l^H adj, Connted, enmneratod.
'rf^^fnpr 8 m. Finishing entirely^
RfWiTH adj. Finished^ done entirely.
vfvSK s, m. Border, prosimity, envi-

ons^ position^ width, extension,
ir^^^f ifir s» /. Entire <;onipl6tion.
irftwiWif 8, m. Accomplishing, effecting ;

determining, ascertaining.
irfr^tiTw «. m. Boundary, extreme tei-m

or limit. [abandoning.

irftTKW 8. m. Seizing, taking • leaving,
'rftf ^m ti. <f . To leave, forsake, aban-
don, desert ; to take away, to clear oflT.
irf^^n 8. m. Disrespect.
«i^TW 8* m. Mirth, sport, pastime.
'TftTTO?^ 8. m. A jester, a wag, a wit.
irfkVk^ adj. Waned, faded, wasted;

deserted by, deprived of.
irfl^n 8, m* An experimenter, an as-

aayer, a pxDver ; an inveatigator, a

jodgdi [tion.

^9n^ 8,m. Trial, experiment, examimi-

ir^iVT^./. Disotifliination, investigation^

. examination^ test, trial, experinsMmt ;

trial by ordeal of virions kinds,
q^^n n. prop. The grandson of Arjui^

to whom the BkagawU was related.
nftfWTf a^» Tried, examined, tested,

provetL [Indian cyele4

irft^it 8. m. The fortyfin^i yev of the
^Ovvi 8. m. £xchAiigei, barter.
^fmj^ 8. m. Reproof censure,, a^se.
trfNnt s. ra. Dependants, family, retinne.
^ijm% s.\m. A nataral innmlAtion or

overflow,
i^^f 1^ s. m- Mirth, sport, amnsement.
^% i', m, A knot or joint in a reed.
^^^ s^ m. Harsh and contnmelioris

speech, abuse ; yellow Barleria;a

aoit ot tiee ( Xylocarfus granalum )»

TOi'f^ 8. ». Barsh laogtiage, reproach,
abuse. [speech«

mwwT^ i, /. Harsh or contmnelioos

ir^^tfia 8,f. Abusive or harsh language.

^^filRf i. m. An abuser, one utter-
ing harsh and scurrilous language.

tr^^. m. The knot or joint of a cane
or reed.

^ adio. Beyond, yonder, at a distance.
Vmreh rah9na. To remain at distance.

v^H\ 8 w. Regret, concern, contrition,
repentance. «./. Examination, trial*

^^wt 8. m. Regret, repentance.

^ftw adj. Dead, deftinci, 8. m. A de-
parted soul, a spirit of the dead, a
kind of goblin, a ghost, a spirit, an
evil spirit, a fiend.

^^r^ V. <». To reel ( thread or ^at% ),

vi^m ^. m- A reel Cfof' vHndm^^m^

vi^ r. m. A pigeon*

q^ 8^ im Soup..

irft^ adj. Invisible, imperceptible ; ab-
sent, past. t. m» An ascetic, a relir
gtoos hermit ; inyisibility, absence,
secrecy; (m grctmtmir)' past time
or tense*.

^^fHW 8. m. Purpose, design, intention.

il^tq^fii; 9. fj^ Charity, benevolence, do^
inggood to others, the helping of
others, ben^oenoev

TfWirrtt adj. B^evolent^ ohmritaUe,
good ta others, acting fcr oihaf^
beneficent, hospitable.

qftq^K *. m. Qi?ing ad?icet couns^
ing, admonishing.

Wdt^ *.. /. A CO kroach,

aCt^ 8. m. Vicinity.

TPct^il t>. a. To serve up dinner, to dis-
tribLUte food to guests, &o.

q<t^5. m. A dish of food which is
send to a friend.

xftt^ «• m, A neighbour.

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W*

tritfT^i ^. 91. A cliftiribiiter of vkinals

to ihe Attests, one who safTeBr up

(iinner^ a waiter,
xrft^^. m. Carriage, yehiold^ instrn-

ments of transpeNitation.
T?^nrr #. m. Leathern water-bneket.
^ft'^ mdj. Invisibye, imperceptible ; al>*
. seal, past. 9. m. An asceiio, a reli-

gious bermit; mvisibHfty^ absence,

secrecy ; ( in grantnH^r ) past iilie oy

ton«e.
r^^fns, i' m, A heron.
^Wiit 8. f. Hie waved-leaf flg tree (Ft-

CM« in/eetiosa).
iw!«rT s. m. A spark, a pane of ghwe.
x^) 9; 971% Ezamfiiatioii» trh^ proof,

experiment.
ri^m ^« <». 1*0 inirodaee to a person^

to engage in conversatien*
T^wn ». wi. Meal, flonr, grocery.
TwPrar*. w. A meal merchant,
xnr* «. /. The act of selling flonr,
' meal*, ^c.
^W^Tft s. f. A small tbatoh thrown

OTor nrad wallfr.
xi^ 8. m. Self-sown paddy {^ritt ) ; a

gpindle for winding thread on.

^i^ ^ 8. f. Image (from shade or
^^W r rB^cikm\ shadow, shadl)i
ini^fr S 'Parchhain upni ieh bhagna,

To be frightenied ati one'sr o^wn Aat^

dow*
i«S a. /. A tansical m<Kle. or rdgim^

handle of a shield. Tarjfiar, adj.

Badc-hilted ( a sdmiiar ).
tr^^ 8. m. A bedstead.
Hm^ 8. f. A sort of Carcama ( CziOh

thorrhizon. ).
^^ ^. m. A rain, threatening ckmd».
^^i'l^w/; Gnrtom, Bwrnner.
frw «. m. A leaf ; the P^ii or betel loaf;

the Pdla9, %r^ { Bia6^A<^^9^ h

^^n & m. A man of leaves, an eiRgf-
stuffed with leaves, made to represent
a person deceased^ whose body can-
not be fonnd, and for whom obse-
quial rltea are performed with this

representative.
0
'PiTiir^^ 8. ms The Samardngiy aa acid,

fruit (.Avmrhaa carambola).
^tr^remr 5. /. The betel plant*
^^4rfl «•/. A tree (BuHa/rondaga )^
H^ni^nl isf. A but U leavea and grass,

a hermitage?.,
^^l^ s^nii AsMrt ,of Basil (Ocf^mum

sanctum ), with small leaves.
^ S. m., A tuee {^uiea fi-ondosa)^ t.f^

An aquatic plant ( VisUa stratUoes);

the leaf ef the aeafoetida ( ? ),
^^$^ 9. m» A hut of leaves, the r^--

dence of holy auohoreta,) a heiaait*

age.
^mf^ a.y. Prosperity;^ fortuae glory*
^.^ 8. m^ euctain, screeai
^fkr s. m. A great grand-father by

the father's side,
^r^t^ «. /. A great graB4-mother bf

the father's sidei. [wind*

Rl^ *. w» Wind dawnwards, letiang
M^ 8. m. A wheel, chair, or one on

which a cripi^e can move about.
^^Z 8. m, A medicinal plant with bitter

leafvea (apparently ^e OUenlandkk

hiflora^ though th$ JUndiname Vofar

fir also applied to the Ctanisnia, te/t-

folia,\.
^^Z^^s. nK. Bdellium.
^^it 8, /.. A thin «riap cake.made of

anyt pulse.
vi^(^8..m, A bedstead*
^^^m 8, m. Wandering about, roaming.
^^ «,. m, himi^ teon, boundary^ eat-

tent.
^4^^«l 8. m. Ifia4, conclusion.

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( m )

nm

t(taHn$. m. Older, arrangement, regnlar
and methodical disposal or sncces*
sion ^ manner, kind ; opportunity,
occasion ; the text of a rocabalary.
or the order of the synonyms for
any term*

HQif adj. Of the other side.

^ a. m. A festiral, a holiday, an anni*
versary festival, feast*

qiHn^ «• ^. A. Brahman who performs
ceremonies for hire ont of season*

q^tnmft i. nu A man who associates
with his wife on festival or holy
days.

^fwiTT 8. /• Speaks with pain on the
edge of the cornea of the eye.

ir^r^ s. /. Giving g ifts on Holidays.

xAv 8. m. A mountain, a hill ; a kind
of fish {8iluru8 fdbda)»

i|4a«r« 8,m. A. raven* [tains.

^nSnnrr^ (»dj* Living, &c,^ in the monn-

yd|fll^*l a^. Mountaineer, living, &c.
in the mountains .

ipllfif^ 8» m. A kind of pumpkin* [&c.

vA;9{n adj. Mountainous, mountaneer,

^A^IfH 3. m. The full and change of
the moon, the junction of the 16th
and 1st of a lunar fortnight, or
the precise moment of the full and
change of the moon.

IP^TW 8. m, A disease in the eyelids in
which the eyelashes fall off, a stye
or stythe. [dd.

vfSnf *. m. A sort of fish ( Siluru8 pab*

^i 8. f». An axe, a hatchet*

v^^cn? 8. m. The first of three Rdm,
being the sixth mythological Avatar
of VUhnu, as the son of the Muni
Jamadagnu

^^ 8. m. A moment, the 60th part of
qhari or danda (2\ pals being equal
to one fninute). Pal-^i, For an in-

stant. Valmarfe, adt*. Immediately

inatantly, in the twinkling of an ^e;

'Pal mama, To make a im)tion of the-

tjdid. [a tree;-

^mk 8. /. A young branek or spray of
^m^ e. m. The eyelid ; a moment.
^mw 8. m. A bed (wUhout curtiMn8% fr

beadstead* V<d€Mg-po8h, e. m. A

coverlet^ a counterpane.
7W^ s./. A small bedstead-
^mZ8f8.f. A battalion.
^V^]TT 1?. »• To return, to turn back,.

to retreat ; to overturn, to lebound^.

to change*

^^^T 1 V. o* To take back, to
W5f twT J take in- return, to take^

revenge*
^9Zl 8. m. Turn, stead, exchange^ re*

compense, revenge, retaliation.
^W3T wnn tf. a* To turn over head ani

heels; to overturn, to be tiUed;.

to rebound*
TWffI «. a. To turn, causa to tunv

return, convert, repel*
^mzj^ «• m. Contradiction, reaction,

rebound,
^rver mvn ti. n* To sit down on the

ground resting on the buttocks*
79^ 8, m* A scale, i. e. one side of a

pair of scales.
'PRWT «TT^ «. n. To sit down on the

ground resting on the buttocks*
iwJt^/. A mode of sitting on the

ground resting on the buttocks*
^^m\ t>. ft* To be reared, nourished or

fattened, to thrive.
^nm^ 8.m^ A vegetable (Triehositnthee^

dioica )• Palwal'laHf The plant of

palwal).
innwmT ^. a. To cause to nourish, to-

bring up, &c.
v^ffVX 9. ^f A kind of boat.

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yn^^ t. m. Joatmaa HOonging to d
palwait). [oily &o.

V^ 8. OT. A spoon, Iftdle for taking out
W9(fw 8. m. Bile, the bilioiis hnmoar.
tnrri 8. m. The G-angetic porpoise.
^mV9 <• m. An onion.
^<rfn^ «. »./. i^o^^o^, male or Inmate.
^m^^ i>. d. To flee, run away, escape.

^.'•i ^ ■"»"'»«•

twWT V. a. To saddle ahorse or bnllock.

xfwtt^ 8. m. Fligl^t, retreat.

^^m^lM^T^^ adj. Fugitire.

H^IUHII adj, Runntnf away.

V^m i. m. A tree bearing red blossoms
iBuUa frondosa) ; a sort of 'Carenma
(C reclifMta) ; ancient Bekar or Ma-

inHTini a* m. CufCKma rtfeUno^o^ the

Pala8 tree.
W^nn ^FV^r s. m. l%e seeds of the Buteti^

fr(mdo8a used in medicine.
Millie 8. m. Asafatida.
i?^4t «./. Lac. «. m. A goblin ; a sort

of Mimnsops (M. hauki). {with.

^^ 8./. A ladle need to take ont oil
^4t« 8. m. A ghost.
^^Stfn 8. m. A match (qf d gun) ; a

candle. Palita chut jdna^ To flash

in 4he pan«
^^^ 8. m. Dry flonr laid nn<)er and

over bread when it is rolled. PaU^

ihoApakarfM, To contrive the roiii.

of any one. Paleihan nik0lM, To

beat severely.
^9m 8. m. Sonp ; pounded rice or.flonr

put into sonp to thicken it.
^^t^jadj. First-bom.
^m 8, m. A sprout, a shoot, the ext^re-

mity of a branch bearing new leaves^

^ twig. Identie^lame ),

r 8. 171, A kind of fish C Cflffrinug j

'^#. f». Space, distance; assiEdance;
a border of cloths ; a sheet ( general!^
applied to chintz or nhaujl ) ; a bag ;
one shutter of a door, &c.; border,
nuirgin.

^ *./. A small village ; a house lizard.

vm^ 8. m. The hem or border of a gar-
ment. PaUddar^ A garment with a
silver or gold border.

«r»ff ^ «. m. A shelf upon which
water-pots are placed, a place where
water is kept.

'Wi «./. Air, wind, physical or personi-
fied as a deity. «. m. Regent of the
winds, and of the north west quarter.
Vavan ha put. The son of Faaan, i. e.
Th^.ape Hanumdn.

^^wvnf^ 9, TO. Wind, as affected mor-
bidly, or rheumatism, &e.

^wm'*. m. A kind of grain ( Andro^
pogcn8aeehar€Uu8).

"^^^^^adj. Rheumatic.

^rt^*./. A chain fastened to horses*
lega to prevent their being stolen ;
chaina with which the legs of a crimi-
nal are fastened, fetters ; the leg of a
boot or stocking.

^^VfJ8.fn. A narratation or an expla-
nation of a story.

^IPUf adj. Purified, cleansed.

^r^nady Pure, clean, purified physically
or morally, holy, una«41ed, nice. 8. m.
The brahminical cord.

^ftwm 9./. Purity, holiness.

^fwi 8. /. Holy Basil ( Ocymum
8an€tum)\ a river, a little to the
north west of Haridwar^ the ?dbar ;
the twelfth of the light fortnight of
ShHivan^ a festival in honor of
Vi8hnu. 8./, The brahminical thread;
a string of silken beads; a knotted,

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^ece of Knshd gfW«» nsedinteli-
giotw cerenwttlea ^ the StMfti.
nm s. f. A ring "©f Knekm gitss
( Fo* cpno8\imi4e$ ), <5t of giald,
silver, or copper, worn on the ring-
f nger and fere-finget by Sindns dm-
ting religions worship.
irl> «. tii. The iron band of wheel, the

thnnderbolt of Indtm.
if^Kjg. m. The aet of sowiitg eeed wi^

the hand.
^W a. m. An animal in general, a beast,
^nmt./. Abj fmall animal.
WfilWI *./. Copulation, coition.
WinvR #./. A parody of the holy
. verse ^f the Fad«, whispeied iiito
the ear of an animal abovt to be
eaeriied* -

^IKt *•/. Tl*^ condition ornatare of
. an animal; beastiality, bmtality,
tnijw 8. nu Natnre of am antoaL
^nym s. m. Action or properly «*
. animals ; promisonons cohabitation |
the marrying of widows,
. ^it^ «. ». A fragrant grass
( 0^p«r«a rotttftdia )•
mv. ^T^ «. m. A herdsman.
witVtww B.m. T^tAmg or rearing catfle.
u^^^f #. w. A string or tie for fasten-

ing cattle*
^rm «. m. A lion.
ini^rCrwH b. w. The hair of an animal,
^rwftirtft*-/. The hog-plum.
q^TH ad^. After, afterwards, behind,

westward,
t^n^nr*. w. Repentance. '
i^f%H <*dj. W6st/ westeri ; behind,
after ; Hindus in their prayers, usual-
ly facing the east, and consequently
having the west behind thorn.

^^^ > a. m. A stone, a rock.

im^ ». /. Chrating cattte at nights
^Vtm •. n. To be spread, Btrvtobed
onty distended, etpandcfd.

H^iifr s. /, A rib, the pitecordia. 'Patlf
pk&rahni, A thrilHng over the rib^
is applied to a perce{^t{on of the con-
dition of an absent person.

Wi?t f . /. A kind of wild rice growing
in shallow ponds.

VK\ 8. m. Two haiidfuls, as nrach as
can be held in both hands open.

^^xki 8. /. A kind of rice.

'^m^ \ 8. nu Piapicuity, clearness
^m^ S calmness of mind.

fvnit 9* #. To skim, to pour off-snper-

flnons water {from Miei rice).
V^X<m «. <t. To spread, distend, stretch

out, reach, eJitend, expand, open,

display.
qtjTO B. m. ixpanston, the act of

gpreadmgoni V»8df^ *#nKf, To pro-

crastinate and tod obstaoles to an

easy matter.
iRrrtti. m. One who edla «^h «

spicer.
irotfm «. <». To perspire, to sweat, to

melt ; to compassionate.

1^ > s. «. Perspiration, «ireit.

j^qism 4r. a. Td stitch.

imHTt?. n. To regret.

Mts.f. Dftwn. Pd^ phit^a ^. «• To

dawn, to grow Inminods.
MT^trnB. J. Acqurintanoe, knowledge?

recognisance.
^i^%%m V. a. To know, to recognise^ 4o

diecrhninate, to dis^ingwslL
inprmi «. •••. Clothing, dress.
^tn\ V. a. To put OD, to wear, to dress.

s. m« Dress, clothing.

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)f. m, A drvisiori of time confiSstiiig
of eighfc gh^fiSf a Watch or three

' hcmrs,

^^^»fr 0. a. To pfit on Cl6t1ie8, to clr6s&,
to cloitlre one's self, to wear.

Irtr^ s. in. A watch^ a sentinel ; tour
of watch ; a corporal ancf six. Vahrtt
•^dena, To Watch, "^ahre men dalna,
To give in charge to a Watch or the
gnard. Vahre men pama. To be
given in charge to a watch or the
gnard.

•^V^iir V. <t. To cause to dress, to
clotlie, invest, to cliess.

^Kimft s. /: A Woman Who dresses
the guests at a WedJing, a tire wo-
itian ; vestments bestowed on gnests
at a wedding, dress, clothing.

J ncl,

A watchman, a senti-
gnard.

tr»^ J. Hit A floclc of cotton ; begln-

'Binz^ aggression ; the side of ft rec-

• tun^Iar figure.

Tf^ 9. m. Bisginning, initiative ^ ooH^on

. pressed m gathers.

^♦^T i tK^j First, adi). Before, rather,
V^^r) soon. .

W& <tdij' At first, soon, rather. Vahi-

4ek pafyOn the other side;
^%t% A. m, A mountain. Fak^rsp-

'■ w^tsfty liOTkgtkight9 i^espeeihHf/ of bov-

^ftiiffs. m. The mnltipltcratida taWe
- {^ dfithmeitc ).
Wl^lfHRF d/Jf,- Belonjfittg td, or of a

im>iint«itr% 9. w* A motintaineer.
tf\^ 8. f. A hill, a small m6niitarri,
<li^ *1 a, To- put on, to wear, to

drasft. 8. ffi^ Dress, do thing.
\$. "m, A wheel.
^I^row'i^/. Dr^is, clothing, &e.

<lf^T^3. / A woman ^ who dHifties

the Quests «t a weeing, a tifeWo-

Tnan } vestments bestowed dn gtlAsts

at a weddirig, dress, chHhing. ^

^ftnt t?. <». To pxit on clothes, to dress,

to elothe one^s self, to wear.
^f%m adj, First. ad\3. Before, rather,

soon. . ^

^fT% ada. At first, in the first placa,

first, sooner, before, chiefiy, rather.

VahtU par, On the other side,
^ftr^2T adj. First-born.
^T ^ «. /. Arrival, reach ; sagacity

penetration ; access, remittance ;

a receipt.
tr^'^^TT v. n. To arrive, reach, eXtendj

amount, hefall, helong,
trf'^T s. m. The wrist.
^'WfWT '*>. a. To cause to arrive, con-
vey, transmit, bring, conduct, to

catise, to occasion.
^'^ 9. f. An ornament worn on the

wrist, a hind of bracelet.
^ 9, m. The before down:
^tf^^ if* n. To lie ddwn^ to repoife,, to

lie, to rest.
^tr?»Tt 8. /. Hospitality^ enter ttfinfcent.
xft^ 8. m, A fiower.
^f vntiTT i>, «. To brede (Ae dat/).
'%^ 8. f. A riddle, an enigma.
MW^ «. »!•' The name of one oT the Je*
graded KshaUt^ races sentenced by

SctgdY to Wear beards, perhiaps'^ ' a

Parthian.
^m^8,f.' A plant ( ^istia stratmtes).
^^ 8. m.' The half of a lanar month or
. fortnight, comprising fifteen days t a

partisan J a friend ; a side, a flank;
^turt* 8.' /. The takmg up a side or

argument*
trwvi^^, wi. A partisan. . t

<f^WT ^, m. Adoptmg a side or^'an ar-
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I WS )

,gnm wtether right or .wrong,
5>ariiflan»hip ; a partisan, an adhe-
'4rent, who or what sides with.

-^irrfimi $. J. Adherence, frienrdehip,
"fellowship*

THRfift f. m- A partisan, a friend, aa
-adherent. *

irWTWni s. m. Palsy, hemiplegia.

^"^ j .. /. A bira.

^fwnw 5. w. A king of the birds, usu-
ally applied to Gitvur.

^rftfinWT 8. /. A nest, an aviary.

TTt «. / A coin, the fourth part of an
anna* [quagmire.

^\m ff. wi. Jl bog, mire, mud, slough,

^fur adj. Linear, in or by line, or row.

irtTT s. m. Cnlinary salt obtained from
sea and ( as hy the process in use on
the sea coast of Bengal ), fity.

qfn adj. Five. Fach-satf s. /. Perplex-

^t«ft adj. Fifth.

x(\^K s. m. The ribs, the side ; a side
or puarter.

Hff* i #, w. A title of Brahtnans; a
^hf I school-master.

^fiT J s. /• A row ; a line ( of wvitingyy
irt^ ) a note ; a rank -of soldiers.

irtHK i. m. A desert field.

frtinft*./. The foot of a -bed,

i?tf *. «•• Leg, foot. Pmn nthdna, or,—
chdlana^ To go quickly* Poon urana.
To interfere unprofitttbly in any
one*s aftairs. VcMiutarna^ To be dis-
located ( the foot ). Vaon %a anguthcu
9. nu The great toe. Paon htrnpna,
or, thartdardnaf To fear to attempt
any thing. Vaan haim karnay To
ooflupy ai^ habitation ; to adopt
a new resolution. Foon kifi ka ukhar"
no. To move any person, from his
place, intention or resolution, Faon

kisi ka, pdU m^ dalna. To -eontti
one by his own arguments. Pooii At
vngli, s.f, A toe. Poon ckal j(xn<t^'^o
totter, tu become unstable. P<iaxi ja*
mdndi, To stand ^firmly. Foon zamitt-
par na fAaA<»;*n0^ is used to expvees
excessive joy. paon pdlna. To pse-
pare for and commence an undertak-
ing, paon digHOy To slide. P0OII UU
malna, To give one pain, to annoy.
F4on torna, To desist from visting any
person ; to visit one very often ; to
be tired. Bjbe paon ana. To come
gently and nnperceived as a spy. Foon
dko dho ^ina ( liL to drink th4 toaUr
withwhich one's feet are washed ).
denotes perfect confidence. Paon nikdi-
na, To exceed one's proper limits; to
withdraw from an undertaking ; to
1)0 a ringleader in a criminal action.
Paon pakamd, To beseech submie*
sively / to prevent ono from going,
Vaon pama. To entreat submissively.
Poonpor paon rakhna. To imitate or
adopt 4he conduct of anoHier, to walk
in the steps of another ; to sit at eas^
to sit cross^egged. P<»on jmion, o^'.
A foot, faon pitna^ To stomp with
i(iy[)atience. Pcion pdjna^ To honojir set-
other ; to avoid another, Poon pkuk
phik rai^lhkdy To do any thing carefiil*
ly, Pa&n phylakair sona ( Ut. to siesp
totth the legs entended ), is applied to
' signify perfect content and security.
Paon hiluna, To insist, to be obeti-
nate. Pa^n harhdna^ To take the
lead among ^9|^*t equals; to desist
from one's fomer courses. Pmm
bhar jana, JSuort^rs of the iset,
sleeping of the feet. Paon ragmmoj
To go about foolishly and trnpioi^
ably ; to be in the agonies of dostb.

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•■■ Paon Ugna^ To make obeisance. Foaii

^Mt rakkna^ To pertevere firmly^ in

' ar resolation. Poorr $e paon bdkdhncTy

To watch one close, faon $e pa<m

• hhirana. To Be near. Vaon sona^ To

be numbed, to iileep ( tlujbot).

^(f^ f. m, A cfoth or carpet eprcaJto
walk on.

Irfiiff^ adj. A foot, on foot.

"^Uft^ ^. f. A loaf of breadv

<rl«rT s. m. Rock or fossil salt.

♦ty*. m, Mannre.

trf^rcr $. f. A fragrant plant ( Panda-
nt$^i odoratmimm),

^rt^wnf^Vff. m. Snipburct of iron.

^n^ i. m. Salt extracted from soi",
rock or fossil salt. [album ).

^^rW B. m. A potberb (Ohenopodium

^m 9. m, A kind of tree ( Cmalpinia
hondnceUa ).

<rf^ f. m. Manure, a dungbill. Pam ho-
jf*nay To rot ; to become mellow
(hnd).

^^^rr tf • a. To manure, to dung.

^herr «. m. A die.

^^f. /. The ribs.

int* *./. Kns used by weavers to wfnd
off the warp from.

mt'ifr g. /. Tlie foot of a bed, the side
towards the feet.

m^tf. 771. A peasant residing in one
village and cultivating land belong-
ing io another viHage.

^m g. m. An electuary medicine, con-
fection.

^T^^ I s. m. Tlie waved leaf Indian
^T«f ^^ J ^g-tree ( Fkns vfenosa ) .
^^tmm v. «. To boil in siiHp,
^rm^m s. m. The Caronda, (Carissa

em^nndas ).
^m%m^ s. m. The leaf of the Laurus
'''^aBsia.

Vf\mm adj. Producing maturity ; ai^
purative, producing suppuration i»
a boil. s. m. A sort of Obstus ( (7
specioms ). [candida).

HWfw r. m. A sort of plant ( Bduhini($
m%^ jr. /. A sort of encumber ( CucU'^
fnt» utilatiismus).

Ml«4f«t*. /. A tabje-vice, a tench-

vice.
^\ms. m. Biilaban, v medicinal sail;

impregnated with iron ; nitre, salt-

petre.
m^J-adj. lUIating to a side or party.

s. mv Wickedness, deceit, hy-
pocrisy, heresy ; a heretic, a
heterodox Hindttf adopting the ex-
terior marks of the classes, but not
respecting the ordinances- of ths
Veds.

m^Ht I adj. Hypocritical, deceitful,
j fiereticar.

ITT^ 8. /. Tron armour for the defence

of a horse or of an elephant.
inWT *. m, A slied, any small building

Teanfng against the wall of a yarf or

area.
x(\M «. f». A turban ; sirup.^
XTPT^r s, w. A fool, idiot, madman,
iffff*. «i. A troop of horse (among

MarhattaB ). a stud.
trrjT*. >Ji. Act of chewing the cud,

rumination. [mihate«

TTT^^I^T V. «. To chew the cud, to ru-
UTT^rw adj. Digestive, tonic, what

effects digestion, s. m. The bila
^ wliich assists in digestion ; a dig.eB-

tive, a stomachic, a solvent ; a cook*
x(\^^ adj. Digestive j suppurative, s. w.

A medicinal preparation, an infusion^

a decoclion, ' &c, of various efrug^

chiefly carminatrves or gentle stimuli

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(

V^

. ^>?en to . bring tTie vHiatod hmftWiM

in fever, &c. to^ mn^nvitfr » s<Ht of

diet drink ; a digest^ e,
^I'^^l^ «. m. Borax,
ynpft 8. /. JL sort of royrobolait- ( Th'-

minoflia ehebuJa ).
iTT^^ fidj. Whatever cikoses digiestibn,

&c. [cttlaiion^

i?fW 8. m. The act of inoculating, iho-
wmm V. «. To inoculate.

iff^ \ ad^. Fehind, after, afterwards,

•qim > in the absence.

1^1 VT^ <i<ii' Belonging to^ dwelling^ in,

ruling over, &c., the country of
.FimchdL s^ m. The soreroign of

Fanehai; the conpanj or ass^falfon
^ of five trades, tho carpenter, weaver,

barber, washerman, and shoemaker.
TnfiqifT*. wi. Meanness*
iims.m. Breadth (of cloth orofariv^r).

expanse, extension j tow ; silk ; a

• tni^-stone ; a throne, seat ; a board,
ahutter . plank, slab, plairf: cm which
washermen beat clothes*

qJZ9^ 8., m, A silk-worm.

ifiz^ ^^« /• A roof, 8, m^ Name of a

city.
mzm ir. a. To roof, to cover, to shut •

to fill, fill up, overstock, Iieap, pfle^

accumulate ; to water^ irrigate; to

pay.
^vz^X *.. m. Silk doth, n qilk |parment.
xmKV^ 8. / The queen or prineipal

wife of a ^<»;V^«g^^
mzm adj. Of a pink or pale red eolonr.

8. ftu Pale r^^^ rose colour.
^^^Ws.f. Tlie trumpet-flower (Bigno-

nm auam-ohns ).
^Iief^g^ 8. m. The name of a city, sup-

• posed to be the ancient Palibothra,
' and tlic modem Patna,

n\z^^^ 9. m. A ruby.

irrz?' adjj^ Glevei;^ sharps dexterow^

s. m. Cleverness, tftleut ;: eloquenoe..
Tfizhw <3w(ji. Cunning, crafty, fraodHH^

lent f clever^ dex^tero^.
^'ZT^iH «v/.,A small lAruih (Jirw

precatofiue^.
mzs 8. m, A plank oa which, washer^

men beat elei^es.

•^^^^^ > «. m. Ji. sort of fieh desoribs^;
md } as kaving mwiy teeth,.

^I2& «./. The side piece of a bedatead ;.
akindofmni; a kind pf board 09:
which cliild^n learn to, write; divi-
sions of the hair which is, covibecl
towards the two sides and parted bjr
a line in the middle ;. a kind of sweet-
meats

i;c\f^8,.m. A pungent iroe4^ arseriof^
radish ; tandat,

xn^ 8. m, A ferryman.

iHT «• ^ Studying the Vedt oreacrei
i^rnting, considered as one of the five
great sacraments of the ^ndtif |
reading, pernsai study ia gepeiral >
a lectnre, lesson.

Wi^P% t. m. A lecturer, a p«blie reader,
of the Purans or other sacred -worbs^
a "Pandit who declarer wh^t ie the
, law PI- eostocu according to^hesacr^
wii tings J a spiritiiial preceptor f ti
reader, a stiodent ; a tiile <vf Bi'alun^s^

xn^^ 8. m. Lecturing, teaching.

^^ ^. /. The place vfhere the Vedf
arerei4 or studied.

iffgH^ a./. A snail bird ( Oracukt
refrgtos<t),

^}ZnmJ «./. A college, a school.

q^Wrfti* z, / A snkall Isftrd ( €haimim

iri^T *. m, A yoBug animal foil grown
( generally^ a goat or elephant >, a
youth or young wreviler.

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im

nf7^ adj. Instmcted. ioiight, toeisred.
mUt s. «» He thfkt gives leflsepfl^^A

teacher^ ft ^«ofefi^or ; n &'ahmany
. •spo'QiailT' jone n^o- bas finlslitfd Jtia

sacred studies f a ptant ( PSiiin^a

kind of isb^
iff^^«. 91. A aori offish (Bik»^

boalis); a public readec ar le<Mwer

oti ibe PtinuM, Ao.
«rr9 adj. 1\> be oead or st4idiad»
ff^ ^. /. A scnffi)W,
^jmm ^* ^ To let fkai, to> oMse ta^ fa^U^

to knook or throw down ^ to fiiusbi,

to kilt;. t(v eallec6 lamprb^lM^k.
trnp «« Ml. A qoariar of a town, a war4.
V^ #. m. A hog^deer( Cermt4 pcreinm).'
wnit «»/• Crossing a rif er ( whsu^ irninir i

Ung <m Hf^n ffsmmg bmfalOf a hugoio
' calf). .

hi^Arf i./. A bridie^ om iKsdded

aosofdiag i^ tht rUaa).
^ftujipa 8. m^ Marriage ^ laying bold of
: %h0 hwsk$ ; tbeinoo^on oi the baad^

of the bride and bridegroomi C^rwng

part of this cerentony.
yif^'Vf^A^f. MAtrimaniftU
infill i. m. A Jfum and inspired gram-
marian.
'ilTPa^til adj* Cottiiected with or derived

from i^amni the gtanunariaft ( a^a

iekolary rp nUe 4rc,)
^ifii^^r 8. m. The * glomeroos %-tree

Ficu8 ghmercUa );
'IW^ adj. Pale or yellowish white^

8. 7JU Pale or yellowish white ( tka

colour ) ; many flowered j nsimvie*
^W^ftilfT 8. /• A plant commonly

c4M Silula { p8rkap8 Fhri/niutu

diQkotmum )•

WTWf t^ m. A desoendattt of Poa^ ^
specially applied to Ywlhi8h^r aa^
his fottr brothers-

vrftwt 8i./. Schol^wahip^ laamjng. ^

^l<^^ adj. Pale or yellowish wiate. $^ m].
Pale or yellowish white (M^coZwir)^
the name of a sorereign ofanwent
l>dhi, and nominal father of Yxidhixr
thdr and the other four Paikf« prin-
ces, f. / A pl«>t. commpuly. called
Mask0ni ( Giycine dehilu ).

?ww^ 8, m A kind of atane
{ Linmlone or marhle f )

^^ITW f. m. A plant ( A^nct
tinetofi^). ,|-^^^^

wr^5ff ». w. Either of tha Fa^d^v pria-
«n^P(*r 8. m. A, contttry with a l%Itf

co>]oi»red soil.
^mn?fm^8./. Theopal ; a palesoiL •
W^ a^. Of ^ ysHowisb white eolooi^

$,m. A pale or/enowish white ^ tba
white leprosy, vitil^

^w^fH*.!?*, Aplaot ( Eciitef anUdit
^entertca ),

^V9m\^j 8 J, A plant < aiycms iamy^

^W ^w adj. White. #. m. Whiteness.

^T^^TO*^*^/, I4gb^ coloured graraf
( duiase ).

vnr «. m. FiUipg.; sin> wickednassi
leaf* an orqamont worn in the spp^
part of the ear^adxaii^t or check

_ on ^ banker^ Paton oft^^ao^applied t^
trees, indicate, tha fall of their leaves
m o»tHmA-' iw^aphoxi^ally^ th^
phrase signifies, that one^s power or
ability ia exliaiistad ; and, this ex-
pression is often applied to patienca
exhausted by the scorn of a beloved
person; or ton destitute condiUoa

, from adverse fortune.

^mn s. nif Sin, crime.

mw^T 8. m, A mess©i>ger»

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knnifi ddj. Wicked, stnfal, a smner.

trmr^i s. m. The Tog system of pKI<H
sophy. '

^\^^ g. f. A prostitute, a doncing girl.

• adj. Weak, lean.

mn\ s. m. A leaf. adj. Preserved,
protected.

^m ^. m. The regions tinder the earth,
and the abode of the Nagas or ser-
pents ; a sort of apparatus for calcin-
ing and sobliming metals, formed of
two earthen post, thd tipper one
inverted over the lower, and the two

' joined together by their necks with
cement, and placed in a hole contain-

- ing Are.

^Rr 9. m. A master, a lord, a hnshand.

j([9m s, fn. The Gangetic porpoise.

iTT^ <^)* Lowered, depressed, humbled.

^iraV #./. An earthen vessel or spot,

^ especially used by religious mendi-
cants, [leaf.

'^vih 9* A ^ letter, a note, an epistle ; a

%n^ s. m. An aquatic, animal of a

'^ Urge size; figuratively the water-
elephant.

wnr adj. Who ot what protects or
nourishes.

«nC!VT 8.m. A plmt {Ocymam pilotuin).

wm i> m, A preseiTative form sin, a
preserver, a saviour.

irr^rm «. /. The quality or power of a
preservative from sin.

inv i^ «9». A vessel in general, a plate,
a cup, ajar, &c. ; a leaf; a recep-
tacle of any kind, what holds or

' supports, adj. Capable, worthy, able,
eligitle, fit.

WWT s. f. Capacity, fitness.

inwwr tf • a. To make up cowdung into
cakes for fuel.

Vi^ *. m. A -stone*

qr^«r «. fn. provender, or provitfiotM^

&c. fbr a jotimey.
tn^ 5. m. The foci ; a quarter ; fb«

foot or line of a stamsa ; the Ike* of

a hymn' or stannr of the Big Vui ;

wind downwards.
m^m;sm #. «ir An oniament for tbr

feet or toes,
iff^irfwt 9. f». Morbid enlaFgemeni of

the legs and fcet.
irn;[^lTW 8. m. Bespeetfol obeisance,

touching, the feet of ft B^rikmam im

superior .
<»^^HH cBdj. Prij^tcned out of oae'tf

wits.
RU^^W^ 8.m. {FkM religioiai.
ff^^m^m8. Beating or abutting with

the feet.
m^mx «Mfi». On foot y

tjT^Wlft a.m. A footman^ a foot soMier.
ill^W s.m. A Sudray or man of ih^

fourth and servile' class.
iTOitw 8. m. The sole or the lower part

of the foot, <»<i«. As low « or under

the feet.
HT^^ 8. f. A ehap in the feet>»

chilblain.
in^T «. n. To let wind,
m^ 8.fn. A footstool, a cushion, Ml

for the feet. [plant.

^^[^^TT 8. f. A creeping or a parasita
trnm ^/. A shoe, a slipper. ^

m^firWT««r «. m. Washing the feet.
m^[^rH 8. m. Bowing to the f^t,

prostration.
qr^[inm«. TO. A kick.
'qv^^ 8. m. The heel.
ijT^itTW a, m. The Indian fig-tree,
qi^f^^tw 8. m. Morbid enlargement of

the legs and feet,
trnjrfwir «. m. A traveller, a wayfarer
ift^^^ 5. m. The sound or noise df fd«f.

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^W

i5nwwi«*/. A too.

vv^jim 8. rk. Swelling of the feeiy gout.

liifiits i* nt. Kibe, tdulbUiii , a 90^4 or
nicer in the foot.

i|(^il adj. Treddea ob, kicked, touoked
witk the feet«

«nf f ^ 8* m. Tingliog of the feet after
pressure upon the craral aerves*

in^f^ <• ^^^ One who takes or steals
anj thiog with his feet«

^rflT**./. A toe,

Vifn ^«. tn. The great toe.

mfTwftf«T ^/.^An ornament or ring
worn on the great toe.

^mH s. m. Black salt, prepared by
melihig common salt with a small

'. proportion -of. myrobalaas; it con-
iaiins snlpbar.

^r^tk s. m. Half a line of a stanza.

^t^p^n 8. m. < A foot* stool.

tnfrvw iidj. Kicked, trodden, tonched
•by the foot, •

linn <Ki;« Footed, haTing feet. $. m. A

^ footed a«[aatic animaV an. amphibious
animal. [with feet.

iTTfV adj. Who or what goes on foot or

W^^ «./• A shoe, a slipper*

^ IS./. A shoe.

in^^V 8. m. Water for the feet, espe-
cially that in which the feet of a
Brahman have been washed.

^m 8. m. Water, &c for cleaning the
feet.

iff^inil s.nuJL metal vessel for wash-
ing the feet.

^mx 8. m. A schoolmaster.

tiTW 8. m. Drinking in general ; a hand •
a leaf; betel leaf (lMf9e8 qf Fiper

in«l?n^ 8. m* A lox for holding betel or

' its apparatus* . feeh

Vlinrm «% m. A glass, a drinking yes*

irmr v.- a. To get, acquire, find, «ije^
suffer, overtake, reach, accept, oV
tain, attain. 9. m. finding, getting^
^c. a plant growing in stagnant
water.

irrHt 0* «u Water; sperm ; lustre, cha-
racter, honour. Vani kama. «. a. To
abash ; to facilitate. Poni ka hulbula
( n btMU qf water \ indicates insta-
bility. P<tnt chaina v. n. To be afflict-
ed with the fluor albns. Vanijana,
n. ft. To be afflicted with the flnor
albus ; to be disgraced; to shed
tears. Piini denci, To ofier a libation
of water to satisfy the manes of a de-
ceased person, after the corpse haa
been burnt, Poni na mcmgnciy To
be slain with the single stroke of a
sword &c. and die instantly. Vani
parfi4, i>. n. To rain. Poni pi pi Iros«
na, To curse exoessirely ( t. e. tUlthe
tkr0at, being dry, mn8t he mmtened
hy drinking ). Ptfni hhamay To con-
fess inferiority. Ifani mama, v, «. To
dry up, to be evaporated ; to exhibit
signs confirming a suspicion. Pont
men ag lagan t. To revive a con ten*
tion which had subsided. Pant 8e
patla karna. To abash, to put to
shame*

VT^tn aif. Drinkable, to be drunk.

^HHnnw 8. m. An otter.

qr^^^Wr 8. m. An aquatic plant, { Pw-
tia Mtratioites ),

qr^n^^ir e. m, A plant (Setratula
antelmmtica ).

^rfUjl^lwr «. m. A fruii ( Flacourtia
caiaphraeta ).

^m adj. A traveller.

^"(f^ 8* m. A kind of reed.

in^ 8. m. Sin, fault, crime, wickedness,
vice*

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tlT^

9min((T adj. Binftil, tficked, a sinfi^.

i^im ^j. SiftftA» Wicked, a fifniier.

tETf^V «. ^' Ajny fl I omened inspect of
the « tars, as tlie conjunction of the

' sun or Bai^ with tHe rt'oon in its
laal quarter ; Eahu Saturn ; Mar^

i|TW ^dj. Removing sin.

^ntT%'!V s, ^. A plant commonly called
Aknidhi ( Of'astmpetos fiixandra),

iTi^ «. wi. A thin crisp cake made of
any grain of the pea kind. Vapat* Bel-
n», To nndergo great lahonr or pain.

^firfT^. m. A plant (Qardenia lotti-

folia ).
•^^nnK i. w. Ashes of the 'plantain-
tree ( liTiisapdradisiaen ) nsed instead
of salt for seasoning the cakes called
pdpm\

^i^JT <*dj. Malcrolent, looking at
faults.

miyfW adj. C/oncsious oPgnilfc, know-
' ing ati act to he wicked.

lirx(^x^f[ (fdj, "Purifyinor, sin destroying.

trrtmfif s. trt. A paramour, a gallant.

ttTirrW s* ^' ^ personification of all
sin.

lyrgifil <»4;. Evll-mmded, wicked.

-^rg^lfiT adj. Of a corrupt mind, de-
prived.

i^fTq^ adj. Freed from sin, liberated'
from all crime.

lyrq-tln 8- m. A disease, congid*ered as
the punishment of sin in a former
life ; small pox, leprosy.

^gnr^f^^ f*dj. Equal iti sin, of like.

tntri s. m. A weevil, an insect bred in
rice. [wretch.

iTrTT'«rT 8, m, A sinner, a reprobate/ a

' •qTftr*r > adj, f. Sinful, bad, a sinner,
wrf^^ ) criminal, wicked {womnn),
^iPtw rtilj. Very wicked.

mift a^. Wicked, flriful, biW, a slntfe^,

criminal.
ii(V^adj, Diseased withhtfrpos;
"qmK adj. "Wicked, vile, loW, hide »

irtapid, a<r arridlbt', a fool.
trTT<t 8. f. Silken clothes, silk dress ;

the wife of a man of inferior caste.
X(\m8\f. Cutnn(»ons eruption, herpes,

sc^ab.
•gifrft B. m. Stili'liun

m^iZs . m, A scaffold..

tn^HV «./. The foot of a bed, the bMS?
towards the feert. " •

lyra^ rt<^'. Sure-footed, easy-paced^ ( (in,
elephant). J'./. An omament for did
foot or ankle ; a bamboo ladder.

xf\^^ adj. Made of or frdm milk or
water, e, m. An oblation of inilk*
rice, and sugar,

•qx^ s. m. Tho leg or foot of a taMe;
chair, &e.

i7T^« s. m. A fool-soldier, a foot*man ;
a messenger, a harbinger. *

•glfint adj. Sure-footed, easy-paced* (an
tUphant ). ».f. An ornament for €he
foot or ankle.

mK s. m. The opposite bank or ahc^W
adif. Over, across, on or to th^ other
side, through, beyond, adj. LaftV
past, the end; tlie tfitteMty. P^r
karna, To ferry oyer, to cflposa ; to
finish, ^dcomplwh; carry- thronsrll f
to perforate, to transfix ; to reHwi> ;
to carry off. • '

in^nr adj. What purifies, pfoUftiB^
cherishes, pleases, Ac. VhaOea^blW
any one' to cross ( a ritety of g^
ihr7*ougfti%e wcrtd >.

tn^wt 8. m. An examiner, a tfiacHAii-
itator. . c

^m adj. Crossing ; crosikig ofer ; g^
ing ov«r'or beyond- ihtf world, > ^

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^rtfx

TfJVf^ (^j* Crossed, gone over the
worldy pure, holy* s. m. A Jin or Jyn
deified teacher.

m^iTfPwf 8. m. An adalterer,

ifTW 8. ffu A cloud ; eating or drink-
ing after a fast^ breaking a fast.

mK^ 8, m. Qaickflilver.

in^i^ir 8. m. Name of a country, part
of OiH$8a.

Tnt^Tfeir 8. m. An adulterer.

inx^f^ 8. m. Adultery. [ wise.

TfRf^^ adj. Long- sighted, far-seeing,

irr^fil* aij. Foregoing, abroad. $. m '
A traveller ; a foreigner.

m. ) adj. Belonging to ano-
/;, / ther country. « m. A tra-

Teller^ one gone to a foreign country;

a foreigner.

^Wl[ 8. m. Breaking a fast. v. a. To
finish, to accomplish.

in^mf^V adj. Preferable, best, most
desirable.

xfTi^ 5. m. Traditional instruction,
tradition; continuous order or suc-
cession, [tion.

ifT^vqcft^W «. «. Traditional instruc-

^\K9 8. fn. A plant ( Bignoia chelonoides,
or Bignonia suave-olens ).

iiK^«Hi adj. Belonging or relating to
the next world.

^JK^ »./. Duvga^ the wife Skw.

qiMK <^dv. On both sides (of a rivet* );
quite through and through.

VT^T 5. 17?. The son of a Suc^ro woman
by a Brahman ; a son by another's
wife, an adulterine ; an iron weapon.

^IK<lir 8. TO, Persia ; a native of Per-
sia ; a Persian horse. [ Persian.

^}X^ 8, nk The philospher's stone, adj,

mKHHmK 8. TO. The philosopher's stone.

^nf^ifhr^ «. TO. A tree ( Hibiscus po-
palnioides),

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lyTK^TW 8, TO. or adv. Last year, ::',:•

mKf%ir s. TO. Persia.

x([vi\ 8. TO. A Persian, the Persian-
language.

trr^ir #. to. The kingdom of Pei-sia ^
a Persian, an inhabitant of Persia ;
a Persian horse.

^nTT>. m. Qicksilver, mercury. $,/, A
river, said to flow from tlie Variyatra
mountains, or the centrical and wes-
tern portion of the Vindhya chain.

m^m^ «. TO. The two banks of a riven

^Ttm^ 8. m. Totality, entireness, com-
pleteness ; reading a Furan or caus-
ing it to be read.

^iii*ifiwr 8. TO. A lecturer, a reader ol
the Vurans,

lIM^fl 8, TO. A sort of ebony ( Diospy-
ros glatino8a ).

qncwft 5. /. A river in the peninsula ^
the fruit of the Annona reticulata ;
a form of song peculiar to the cow-
herds.

qro^K ddt). On both sides {of a river),
8. TO. Limit ( of sea ) ; sea, ocean.

inKT^n. prop. A name of the poet
Vysa. 8. TO. The rules of Farasharct
or Ayasa, for the conduct of tho
medicant orders.

mrruft 8. TO. The religious medicant or
BroATOan, who having passed
through three stages of sluient,
householder, and ascetic, leads a
vargrant lifo^ and subsists upon
alms.

^ft^n^ $• TO. An ascetic, one who
devotes his days to devout contempla •
tion.

^fc^iTif 8. TO. A tree of paradise ; tho
coral tree ( Erythina fulgena ).

xnftwT'^ s. TO. Property received at the
time of marriage by a woman.

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^W

tntTH^ *./. A trinket worn on the
forehead, where the hair is paited.

^ifWtPni a^. Delighting, mftking
happy. 8. m. A reward, a gratuity.

^f^^rf^v 8. 772. A rohber, a tjiief, a
highwayman.

tnPwur I s» m. The name of a monn-
^nft^Tir J ttiin, apparently the

scentrical or western portion of the
Vindhya chain, which skirts the pro-
vince of Malwa.

mftH!5 8, m. The coral tree ( Ei*ythring
fylgens ) ; the 'Siwh tree ; a sort of
pme ( Pi«u5 Deralarti ) ; the Saraly
also a sort of pine {P. lonyifolia ).

tnPrm^ t, fru A dmg, a sort of Costns

( (7. 8peCW8U8 ).

^Pc^ 8, m, A spectator, a person pre-
sent at an assembly or congregation.

irrtt B. /. Time, tonr, torn.

Vrft^ ^« fn, A lion ; a large snake
(Boa).

rniW *. w. Aloe wood or Agallochnm.

in4lir i. «i. Severalty, individuality,
difference.

«rTf4^ adj. Earthen, made oV derived
from earth j rnling or possessing the
earth. 8. m. A king, a prince, an
earthen vessel.

m^W 8. m. The general foneral cere-
mony to be offered to all the names
ftt the Ptfru, or jnnction of the 6nn
and moon, at which donble oblations
are offered; three cakes to the father,
paternal grandfather, and great
grandfather ; and three to the mater-
nal grandfather ; his father, and
grandfather; and the crumbs of each
set to the remoter ancestor, in eadi
line.

Wrfcr 8. m. A tree called the large
Nimb (MeUa $€mperviren8 j.

tlT^A «//• A name of Durga, in hm
capacity of daughter of ffmaiaya,
the sovereign of the snowy motin-
tains ; the olibanam tree ( Bo8tpelHm
ihwifera); another tree < CdtU often-
tali8 ).

m^^n adj. Mountaineer.

wrt a€^. Near, proximate, by the «d«
of. i. VI. A side, the part of the body
below the armpit ; side of any sqnar«
figure.

^l^^ <idj. Close to, beside.

Tn^^^^ 8. in. The side^ the flank.

qr^^^ 8. m. Spasm of the chest| stitcfa.

^Jfi[m adj. Lateral, belonging to the
side, &c. 8, m. A partisan, a aides^
man, an associate or companion*

Vl\m 8. m*f. A sail; a small tent;
layers of straw, leaves &o., between
which unripe mangoes are ripened.

WTQlir adj. Who or what protects,
nourishes, &c. 8. m. A cherisiier, %
protector, a guardian, a keeper ; s
kind of greens ( a 8p8cm qf 8pinach );
a bedstead.

Wr^ir^<^ 8. /. A medicinal plttit
(Justich nasuta ; also, Ixora ttnd^
lata),

tn^WSf 8. fH. An adopted son.

WT^^fV «./• Blocks of wood placed tui.
der the feet of a bed to raise it.
{It 18 the cttstom to have two stteJk
blocks reaiif to raise the head cf m aterf,
to gim it a eloping position ).

m^f^ 8./, A litter, a sedan. Faiki
nishin ; IDntitled to be carried m o
Palki {formerly this privilege tt^
granted by o King or Viceroy ). l^alki
sawar, One who rides in a Falki.

•qrnsfw ^. m. Olibannm tree BoswOUna
thurifera ); a sort of beet-root ( B0(k
bengalensis ); a hawk»

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^im

iH^^ $. /. Incense^ the fesia of the

obii) aaotm
1|T« Vf 8. /. G^aniy olibanmn.

m^w *. ». Bring up, preserving, guar-
dingi proteoiiagy cherishitigy noorish-
ing, rearing, breeding.

-qi^i^ V. a. To guard, preserve, protect,
bring up, rear, cherish, nourish,
breed, educate, patroftise s. m. A
cradle.

Wim «. m. Frost, hoai^frost, snow, trust,
charge ; a heap of earth made by
children to separate the two parties
iQ' a game called kabadi ; leaves of a
4re(» named loarheri (a specie^ of
Zuyfku$^).Palap(tma, i/. n. To snow.
Pais parnckf t>. n. To fall within the
power of another.

Wf'ffWW #. m, 'Obeisance by embracing
the feet, reverence, respect, v^er-
ation.

^IRH adj. Of a green colour ; belong-
ing to the 'Falas tree, made of its
wood. &c. 5. fit. Q^reeii ( tks colour ).

^fim^tW M.m, A country in India,
■ the western part of Behar*

^^^m «. m. A dterisher, a protector, a
gsardian, a keeper.

inf^ adj. Cherished, nourished.

i^f%ii('<f . m. A sort of lasmise ( 3cwm-
num puheicenf ),

qrfwt 9'f. A plant, commonly called
2^eofi ( Oonvelmtua turpMum ), the
black sort.

Wrot «4/- ^^^ or what nourishes Or
pmtects. ». m. A cowherd. *. /. 'A
battle between birds ; a place where
birds fight, a cockpit • a covering of
ap0t.

^I^ s. m. A quarter, a fourth part.

tlW • adj. Who or what renders pure,
A puii&er; purUi«Aii^ry« s% m% Fire , a

saint, a person purified by religious
abstraction ; a tree, the wood of
which is used to procure fire by attri-
tion ( Fremna spinos^ ) ; leadwort
( lumbago zeylanica ) j maiiung-aut
. plant ( senucarpus cmacaMium ).

mv% adj. Purified^ pure ; purifying,
expurgatory, purificatory. «. w.
Water ; penance,, expiation, purifica-
tion, by acts of austerity and devo-
tion, the Eleocarpus seed ; a kind
of grass ( CostHS ).

^^T^^fH a. m. A cench shell.

'irr'iT V. a. To get, acquire, find,^ enjoy,'
suffer, overtake, reach, accept, ob-
tain, attain, s. m. Finding, getting,
&o. ; a plant growing in stagnant
water.

on^TW adj. Purificatory, purifying.

lyiw^ s. m. A quarter of coin {afi^($
rupee, 4rc. ).

iTTTO «. m. The rainy season.

^JTAI|a(fj. Pni-ified,

VT^ adj. Who or what purifies.

Xfm s. m. A fetter, a chain, a eye, tl^a
string for fastening tame animals, or
the net or noose for catching bixds^
deer, <&c. ; a noose as a wei^n of
combat.

mwm s. m. A die, particularly the long
sort used in playing choapar.

irnwi ^dj. Hoosed, snaked, caught, or
bound.

^m^m *. «. A neose, snarei a halter,
a net, <&c.

^Wt s. m. A die ; a throw of di«^'e,

mfm adj. Tied, fettered, bound.

^\i\ s. m. One armed with a net or
noose.

^^^\^ adj. Behind, being behind ^ sub-
sequent ; western.
^mf( $. 9ii A^ ganamoiit ic^r the feet^

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f^9

tri^r^ *• 'w. A heretic, an imposter, one
who not conforming to the orthodox
tenets of Hindu faith, asBumes the
external, characteristics of tribe or
seet^ a Jyn, a Buddhay &c.

tmi^ 8. m, A heretic.

trnnw 8. m. A stone in general.

^nnw^ 8, m. A plant ( Plecii anthus
scutellttroides ).

qro 8* 7w. A rope, a noose, adv. At the
side, near, beside, abont, at.

xTTflT *. m, A die ( phir. pase, dice, the
oblong dice with which choupar is
played ) ; a throw of dice.

m^ ^./. A net; a rope with which
the legs of a horse are bonnd. «• wi.
A fowler ; one whose Insiness it is
to make or sell tart. ( So named from
the rope round his leg when he climbs

^ the tar tree ).

iTHFTtr 8. m. The mnlberry tree ( 3forus
Indica ).

'HTT^ ^* ^* A stone.

inipr 8, m. A gnest.

iTTf TT s» m. A gnest ; a son in-law.

^qTYift *./. A female gnest.

trrif s. m, A person.

ft|^ adj. Beloved, dear« s, m. Hnsband,
sweetheart, lover.

fqv 8. m. The Indian cnckoo ( Cuculus
Indicus ).

fti^irt^ 8. m. A mango tree.

ftw^^flr I <tdj. Possessing a voice

ft^inr^ ) Hke the Kokila • an epi-
thet of a female.

fxifm^ 8. 771. A vegetable, nnd perfnme,
commonly called Rochuni ( having
r^i blossoms ).

finmr 8.m» A small bird, called also
Chatahiyd.

ft«in»!^ 8. m. The spring season.

fkm ;, 7W, A young ^lephant^

piw^nr «. n. To melt or to be melted,
to be in fusion, to fase, to flow ( d
metal )•
f<Tvr^T«iT V, a. To melt, to fdse ; to
soften ( an angry or a hard person ),
assnage, mollify.
fim^TO s. m. Fusion, flux.
fi^ adj. Of a tawny eolur. «. fw. Taimy
( the colour ).

finPlfir^ *./. A cockroach.
f<nr^ s. m. A crab.

ftnrw €fdj. Of a'tawny colour, brown,
yellowish. 8. m. Tawny (the colour),
a dull brown, or yellow ; a f abnleus
being in the form of a Nag, or ser-
pent of the lower regions, to whom
8 treatise in prosody is ascribed, hd
is hence considered as a Muni, or
inspired and divine personage; the
51st year of the Hindu cycle.

ftnpPWTT *. /. A sort of crane.

r^Tm 8. m. A sort of fish ( Vimehdim
pangasius ).

fifWKl B. w. A cradle.

fqwv»lT V. n. To b© squeezed; to be
shrivelled.

ftp^^TT «. d. To squeeze, to press t^
gether, to shrivel, to wrinkle, to
burst.

fq^inCt 8. f A squirt, a syringe.

firw^*. w. The belly.

fxpT^'TT 8, /. The instep.

fTfp5<f adj. Big-bellied, corpulent.

ft^fqWT ddj. Flabby, watery, clammyi

PrftW 8, m. The belly or abdomen.

fqf^%^ adj. Big-bellied, corpulentj
pot-bellied.

ft^ 8. m. A sort of leprosy.

Pt^«I^. m. A^Hni{Vangueriaspinosay

f^^T 8. m. A squirt.

ftrwi?j5 } s.m. The Nimb tree (IftKa
fwri J az€^'dirachta)^

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r^r^

fq^^ 8. m. The tamarisk tree ( T. In-

dica ) ; la plant ( BasTingtoni<$ acu-

tangula ) ; the diver or water-crow.
fq^3 s. m. luflamatioQ of the eyes,

ophtbalmio.
ttf^ 8, TO. The tail of a peacock ; a

tail in general. jnjnbck).

f^^^J^m 8. /. The jujnbe (Zizyphu8
ffc(^^[\adj, Tailed, having a tail.
fqf^Rl^ 8, /. The Swu ( Dcdbergia

Sim),
fqf^mi #./. Tlie silk cotton tree ( Bom

hax hepiafhyllnm >, a potherb ( Bt».«^-

Ua rubra and lucida ) ; a timber tree

{Dalbei*gick Siiu ) ; an esculent root

(Arum Indi cum),
f^n^^mi tf. n. To slip, to slide.
fiTK^nni: 8. /. The ghost of a woman.
fv^l^T adj. Hindermost, hind, hinder,

latter, last, late^ modem. PichhUh

paon hatnttf To withdraw from one's

agreement.
firW^Wr^TO. } The rear, rearward,
fir€'^«- /• > *'^o back part. adj.

Hinder, hindmost, hindermost, in the

rear, abaft.
fi?«Tlp 8. /, The rear ; the ropes by

which a horse's hind logs are tied.

adif. In the rear, behind. Vichkari

Tnama^ To attack in the rear.
fxrciVT t>. a. To know, to be acquainted

with, to recognise.
fq^ adv. Behind, afterward, a. to.

Back of a honse.
fir«n«. TO. The back of a lion so ; a

yard or enclosure benind a house.
(iiwKt 8. TO. A. cloth or sheet worn

round the waist or thrown carelessly
. over the head.

finft^ 8, /. Diminutive of Ptchhoura,
fir¥? 8. TO. The concrete rheum of the

eyes.

fttiT^. TO. A bow used for cleaning

cotton.
ni« adj. Yellow or tawny, reddish

yellow. 8. m. Assort of colour, tawny

brown, a reddish yellow, or a mixture

of red and yellow; a horse, probably

a bay or chesnut horse ; yellow orpi-

ment ; a cage, the ribs or the cavity

formed by them ; the thorax.
f^^TTT 8 m. A cage. Finjra hona, To bo

or grow lean.
fq^^ 8* y. Two blades of Kv8a grass

used OS a vessel, or to take up arti-

cles with at sacrifices.
Prf^irr*./. A roll of cotton, from

which the threads arc spun.
firf%^TO 8. TO. One whose business it is

to beat or separate cotton,
finw*. TO. The wick of a lamp.
ttfW 8. TO. The wax for the ear.
ftrwj «. TO. The excretion, or concrete

rheum of the eyes.
f^rzWJ^s. /. Colocynth.
fir^WTW 8. TO. A species of pike ( E80X

8colopax).
firenr V. n. To be beaten.
ftifqfOTT adj. Combing or* carding

( wool, cotton, ^e. )
fiW^T*. TO. A large basket, a port- '

'"^°*^«- [manteau.

fiT?T(t 8. /. A small basket, a port-
ftrw 8. TO. The tartar or excretion of

the teeth.
f^fTiTT v. a. To cause to press,

squeeze or pound.

^3^^- 'w- I An oblation to deceased
Tq« 8./. f ancestors, as a ball or
lump of meat, or rice, mixed up with
milk, curds, flowers, *c., and offered
to the names at the several Shraddha
1 y the nearest surviving relations,
ftr^^ 8. w, Gum myrrli^

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ft«

fqird^v 8, nu laoense, olibanum.

f?[9<^T^ s. m. Presentation of the obse-
quial cake.

fijr'^3^ «. m. The flower of the Jsoett
ti'ee ( Jofusia Aiooa ) ; the China
rose ; a Iotas ; a flower ( Tabetnoh-
niontana coronaria )•

firwH^V s. m. A potherb (Chenope-
dium album) »

fq^%^ $. /• A bitter gourd.

fir^HW «• /• A sort of grass (Cypmrus
. perUnuU )• {^cai-ota ),

ft^nj^ #. m. The carrot ( Daucua

f^nenft s. /• The calf of the 1^,

froftw *. ^. A flowering siirub
(Oleander odorum )•

&r^T «.. m. Bod/t person ; a Icunp ai
clay ; a bundle or ball of string, dew,

Txf'^K 8. m. A tree )Tt'ewi0 nudfflora )>

fq^co 8. 191. A plunderer^ a pillager

^ (among Marhattas).

fir^w «• m. An esculent and medical
rooty described as sweety, cooling and
diuretic^

firP^^T s. f. A sort or euoumber
( Oacwnis MadraspaUmuM ).

fiir^s,/.* A long gourd ( (TacarMa
lagenofia ) ; a sort of palm Vhanix
dactijli/erj ) ; a flowering shrub
( TabemcB/nontana coro nfuia^ fior
plen. ) ; the upper part of a Sing-
ling; a lump of any thing that may
be contained in the fist ; a small
olueor ball of string ; a small altar
of sand a cubit square, on which ob-
lations to the manes are offered*

fq^'iiiW 8. m. A tree( Vanguerta
8pinoi^ ) a shrub ( TabemcBmontana
cot'onoi'ia ).

fir9)9^< 8. m. A plants a species of
Taleruffimontana.

r^^ f, m. ,Oattle-fieh froae.

Pl^«f «. WL A t«rtle-do?e.
f^^m s./. A kind of white earth u»e<{
b y the Hindm to co^er or wasii the*
walls of their houses with.
fi|«^tf% 8./. Orst, leavings of » meal,
or fragmeats dropped from ih»
mouth.
fq^TRT 8, m. Asafieiida.
f^qrqfr 8. m. A medicinal plant ( Ot

denlandia hifiora )f
ftiT^ 8. m, pi. Fathers, fore-faihara.

ancestocs.
firzi^ 8. m* A kinMuan, a paiemal
relation from three generations. # »
/. Verdigris.
f^f\^ s. 177. dual, Mother and father^

parents.
ftn^miT t>. fi. To be^cOQtaminated wi&
Tcrdigris (d^/ooi, eepedaUy Af an adi
qu Uitt/, kept in coppei' te88eU ).
fqiTT 8. m. Father.

ft<*i«iT 8. m* A paternal grandfather^
a name of Brahm, iba 'great father
of all.
finiUflfts./. A paternal grandmother.
f^TTW^*. w. Silk cloth of a yellow

colour ; ( vulgarly ) 'a silk cloth.
^RfiTT 8. m, A paternal uncle^ a father's

brother,
fro*, m, A father.
fk^n adj. Paternal, ancestral, parental^
obsequil, relating or belonging to
parents or progenitors.

Pnw? 8,m, ^

fTWiTT^ 8. m. > Obsequial lites.

f^jfilHIT 8, /. }

ftyWW *. m, A class of progenitors, th^

sons of the Biehis or Prajaptxtie,
f^S^T 8. m. A burial ground, a ceme^

try.
fVa^fW^ 8, m, A parricide,
f^f «7^ ^1 m, Ih^ pact of the handbag

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W

r V^om {he iniddte Angit mi ihateb,
tacred to thd manes ; gifts in hononr
of demeaned relations^ distributed at
tlie Shraddhas OT faneral ceremonies,
the ftct of throwing water ont of the
right hand at seasons of ablation^ by
way of offering to the manes, or de-
ceased ancestors in general,
pysffifftr s. m. Day of new moon, on

whieh she rises invisible.
ftrs^fW 8. m. OayHj the city so called,
where the performance of faneral sa-
crifices is thonglit to be pecnllarly
efficacious and meritorious ; the part
between the fore-fingsr ttid thumb^
stored to tiie manes.
fira^T s» m. Gift in honour of decease-

ed anoestors*
fTOTtr B. 771. The first or dark fortnight

of the lunar A^in month,
firarfro ^. m. A patcrnat grand-fiither.
froro «. /. A father's mother.
ftffiTO a^. Received from a father, in-
herited patrimonially.
ftCW^ «. TO. A remote or cognate
kinsman by the father's side, as the
son of the paternal grandfather's
sister, of the paternal grandmother's
sister, and of the father's maternal
uncle,
firavfw *./. Filial duty to a father.
fiwfVwT «. w. Food offered to the

manes,
firwf^ 9. TO. The paternal mansion ;

a cemetry.
ftcRHl *. 771. Obsequial rites.
ttnniW «. m. The world or sphere of
the manes ; it is variously situated,
but principally in the BAttt^or region
or mid-heaven .
fni:^ «. TO. A cemetry, a place where
dead bodies a^e burnt or luried.

finwr 8. ri. A paternal uncle.

Pw^TW «. TO. The obsequial ceremony

of a father.
fqffWrw $. TO. A guaVdian, a protector,

the abode of the manes.
rt¥^«T^./ An annlj father's rister.
PWf w z. TO. A parricide,
fin? 8, m. Bile, the bilious humour,
ftww (idj, Antibilious.
Pnt^ «. /. A plant ( Mdniepermum

fin^^^ 8. m. Bilious fever.

fim^ adj. Bilious, relatm^ to the bili-
ous humour. 8. to. Brass ; the Bhoj^
putra or Birch tree, of which tho
bark is used for writing upon <&c. '

fimm «./. A plant (Jasrieua repens ).

HlTi^urT 17. n. To be contaminated with
verdigris {as foody tBpeially of an acid
puality, kept in copp^ vessels ).

fcHTT s. TO. Bile, the gall-bladder;
( ironically ) axtger, emotion of mind.
Pitta nikalnoy To chastise. Fiita
THariMf To subside, cool (anffer).

Pwfr^ 8. TO. Amedicincal plant {OW#n-
landia biflora).

Pr^lft^./. A font- tit.

f^ 8. TO. Name of a bird,

tipmt 8, ml A covering, a covet or con-
cealment; a lid, a top or cover; a
wrapper or clonk, &c»

frpT 8. m, A dound.

ft*iWI 8» f. Intoxication from eating
opium; drowsiness, nodding.

Of^fWKF s. TO. One whose busfness it
is to beat or seperate cotton.

fxfT^Xf^mX D. ». To twang, to whiz.

ftprfiprlT? 8f, The whizzing of an ar-
row or shot.

RfnTTft t7. 0. To clothe, to i^ut on, to
adorn, to dress.

f^^n^ s TO. The bow of Shiv ; a trident

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fW

or ihree*pronged fipeftr '; the trident
of Shtv.

f^^vit s. f. A mnsical instrument, a
sort of viol.

frflTT 8. 171. A oake of mnstard seed re-
maining after the expression of the
oil and given to cows &e, for food.

ftfi\ i, /• A kind of sweetmeat.

fir^T^T adj. Thirsty, thirsting.

ftnn«T*. /. Thirst.

ftfirirtrt s.f. The twelfth of the month
VtfBcMij when giving away water, is
an act of meiit«
ft^^ir^ 8. m. A large black ant.
fq^^nr^.A The «mall conunou red

ant.
OnVTzT 8,/.' A kind of sweetancat.
fqww 8» m. The holy fig-tree ( Fica8

religiosa ).
fcpwir 8. m. A nipple.
f^^i^ s.f. Long-pepper,
ft^^^w 8. m. The root of long-pepper.
f^^ adj. Beloved. 8. m. A husband, a

lover, a sweetheart,
finrmr t?. a. To give or cause to drink,

to water.
fk^\K 8. m. Love, affection, fondness

Titfar fcarno, To fondle, caress.
Pnrrn adj. m. Beloved,
flm^ adj./. Beloved, pleasant.
T^^\^ g. m. A fruit ( Chironjxa Bapida :

Buchanania latifelia).
ft*lw 8. m. Thiist. Vit/a8 mdma^ Ap-
plied to thirst without drinking.
Piya« bujhana, To quench thirst.
Tit/as mama, To suffer thirst. Fiyas
lagna, To be thirsty.
f^mm adj. m. Thirsty. Viycae marna^

To be very thirsty.
f^^^adj.f. Thirsty,

PrfPTT «. n. To have pain, to be p«[a«

fnl, to pain, ache, ake.
ft^lT V. a. To thread {aia nidle ), to

string ( Of pearU ).
Pmt 8./. The spleen ; a disease from

enlargement or inflammation of the

spleen.
fw^TT V. n. To adhere.
fw«^ 8. f. Forced meat.

fr^jfT tJ. a. To attack, to assault, v. «•
To be bruised, thrashed, treated,
pressed, ground.

fquf^WT adj. Soft, flabby, flaccid.

fq^ft^TT^T V, a. To soften.

f^wftWT^2*./. Softness.

f^mm V. a. To give or cause to drink.

fq%^r«. TO, A worm.

ftWT 8. tn. A puppy, whelp, cub.

fcrtr 8. m. A worm.

f5S[ \ «<&• Drinking.

fg^T adj. Of a tawny or brown colour.
s.m. Tawnj (the colour).

PnnnTr*./. Tawniness.

Prmft ady. Brown, tawny.

fmw ^. m. A sprite, a fiend, an evil
spirit of a particular class, a demcm,
a spectre, a malevolent being, some-
thing between an infernal imp and
a ghost, but aways described as fiewe
and malignant.

f^irr^^Wf adj. Possessed of a demon, a
demoniac.

fqn\^ 8. m. A tree ( Trophis aspera ),
the favourite haunt of goblins.

ft'lT^'ft s. /. A female sprite or fiend.

ftiTF^ s. m. Urine.

firftnrr «./. Spikenard.

ftw adj. Cruel, wicked; vile, low,
contemptible ; stupid, a fool. s. m.
A spy, an informer.

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^f

fsHK^m^ I. s. m. Evil speech, abngo, a

bad report, detr?iction,

slander.

Pnw s.f, A gtamineouR plant ( Tn-
gondla coimiculata ).

fq^i| 8. m, A disease of the eyes, opa-
city of the eornoa. [universe.

fcf^Tr 8, OT. A world, a division of the

t^W^TT V. n. To be rednced to meal, to
be groftind, braised or broken to pow-
der ; to be rained or distressed ;
( met, ) to be desperately in love.

ft^llt «./• Price paid for grinding.

fir€T^ s. m. An evil spirit of a parti-
cnlar class, a demon, a spectre.

t^€T^«ft 8./. A female sprite or spectre.

flRTTT^ 8. m. Meal, flour,

Ptotht «. a. To reduce to meal, to grind.

f^^m 8, m. The act of making water.

fro

I}....

A flea.

^ adj. Beloved. 8, m. A loyer, a sweet-
heart, husband.

^» *•/. The juice of the betel-leaf
chewed and spit out. Fikddn^ f. m,
A vessel for holding betel spittle^ a
spitting pot.

fim^ adj. To ripen, grow, be pro-
duced.

ifl^ «./. Rice-water, water in which
rice has been boiled, rice-gneli.

iim^l 17. «. To tread under foot.

^\^ «. w. The fruit of the Caparis.

4\^ 8. /. Rice-water, water in which
• rice has been boiled, rice-gruel.

^Unm ckdv. After, in persuit,

q^Kf r 8. m. The hinder part ( of a saddle
particularly ).

^WT ^« m. The hinder part, tlie rear;
pursuit, persecution, following ; ab-
sence. Vichlia kai-na, To pursue, to
chase, to follow; to recoil (a gun,

4'c.), Ttchha pherna, To leave, to
withdraw. Pkhha Una, To pursue, to
importune, to be obstinately perse-
vering,

>?!# adi). In the rear, after behind, ng.i,
. afterwards, astern, in the absence.
^ichhe ddlna, To leave behind, to
outstrip, to surpass. Fichhe parnd,
To dance attendance, to run after, to
importune, to dun, to persecute, to
torment, 'to be outstripped. Vichhe
lagiMf To pursue, to follow.

iflirwr v. «• To drink or to be drunk ;
to absorb ; to stifle one's passions ;
to refrain from answering.

ift^^J V, a. To clean cotton from the
seeds.

^i\zm «. (t. To beat, thrash, dash,
strike, knock, pound. Chkati pitna^
To lament, regret, repent.

tfls 8, 171. A stool, a seat, a chairs 8. /.
The back. Pith he fkhhe dcd lena.
To protect, to defend. Fitk ke
pichhek pdrna. To take fefnge or
shelter* Fith ihokna. To animate,
encourage. Fith dena. To ran away,
to flee, to turn tail ; to turn, to
shrink from, to veer, to turn away
in displeasure. Fith par hath phema^
To pat on the back, to encourage.
Fith pk^ma. To turn one's back, to
depart, to flee,, to leave, to withdraw
Pith lagna. To h^ve a sore on the
back ( a horse ) ; to mount or to back
a horse. Fith lagana^ To throw down
in wrestling. [and flour.

tflBT 8, m. A Jcind of food made of lice
^fWl^Tv adi7. Closely.

^^ 8. /. A stool, bench, seat,
pedestal,

.^rftm s, m. Page {of a hook ).
^\^ A*./. Pain, labour ( in childbirth).

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*«fr

iftWW adj, Whfit gives or causes pain.

^W *• /• P*'"> anguish, suffering.

^VTVt adj, GiTing pain^ afiSicting,
tormenting.

xltfifn adj. Pained, suffering pain or
distress; sfok, afflicted.

iflt^ s. /. A stool or chair.

^erw^l ». m. A preface or introdnction
to a book.

xl\it $. /. A stool, a chair ; a genera-
tion of progenitors.

^^ 8. TO. A roller.

^ adj. Of a yellow colonr. t, m.
Yellow ( the colour ). ». /. Love,
affection, kindness, friendship, Vii Jci
pit rahe our mit Jca mit hath lage^
Let friendship continne and the
sweets or benefits of it will be ob-
. tained.

^n%^Lm. The carrot

4tiiifTV 9. nu Yellow sanders.

4t?nftirT s. f. A sort of >creeper with
yellow flowers.

^Hr^ff^ $. m. A yellow fragrant weod,

considered as a yeUow q>eoies of
\}i Sandal wood.
41fim«. /. Yellowness.
^ip9 f. m. The taylor-Urd (S^Wa

mtoria).
iTtn^T^ s. m, A sort of pine ( Pinus

Devadaru); another kind of pine

{Pinui UmgifHia).

^^fiT *. i». The hog pinm, ( Spondias
. magni/era ) ; a tree ( Ventaptera to-

mmfosa ); the waved-leaf fig-tree.
^f\^^8.f. Aplanty commonly called

Bichhati : a name applied to the

net tie, or a plant of the same class

Tragia involucrata ).
*im^T s. f. A small bird, the Myna

( TuYu^ salka ),

^ftnt^ 8. m. A species of Knmxkwn %
a sort of Tabernaemontana.

41H3ift 8./. Yellow barleria.

4VlWr9i 8. w. Trophis aspera.

iftv*T ^'^^ 8uperl, Most beloved. «. m.
A lover, a sweetheart, a hnsband.

if V^fw 8. m. A yellow gem, a topaz.

4tll«vmr 8. m. A small bird ( Loxtaophi^
lippen8is. ).

ifl^H^ «• m. A galliniile.

iftBifK 8»in, A silk cloth of yellow co*
lonr ; ( vulg. ) a silk doth.

^tiHf A 8. f. Yellow jasmine.

4hr^W 8. m. A yellow coloured gem,
^erliaps the topaz.

iflH^^I 8. m. Tarmeric ( Curcwna )•

\rt!i9 8, m. Brass.

^fimaij* Brazen.

iltira^T 8, m. Yellow brass, qneen^a
metal, or « mixed foetal.

^hvwT^^. m. A tree {Vmtapier^)*

^tirWT^«. m. Sandal; a yellow gei%
a topas ; a tree ( Alangium hexapMo'
lum )• [topaa,

4tHf|fiif 8. TO. A precious gem, the

^ftvm, 8. m. Silk cloth of a yellow
colour ; ( ifulg, ) a silk cloth.

4tfir *. /• Love, affection, kindness^
friendship.

ift^it 8. /. A tom-tit. • [large.

^^ adj. Heavy, fat, bulky, corpulent,
4^WW«//. Intoxication and drowsi-
ness from opium.

^W^ 8. m. Cold, catarrh • cold, affect-
ing in the nose, inflammation of the
schneiderian membrane. 8. f. Oiair
or litter.
^•l€t adj. Having a cold .
^«!T V. a. To drink ; to smoke (foft«e-
co), 8.fn. Drinking, &c. ; the dregs
or refuse ( of linseed, 4rc, ), the oil-
cake.

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n-

^^K8,m. Pepper tree..

ijtqflr 8. m. The holy fig-iree ( Ficus re-
ligiose K if. /. Long-pepper ( Fiper
lonffjim ).

^^ml 8. m. The point of a. sword,

iftiV9T^<^ ^9 m. The root of the long-pep-
per tree.

q^qi B, w, A pipe, barrel, cask.

iflfw 8. J. Fns, matter, corraption, pnrii^
lent rnnning.

^pRPri V. n. To snpparate«

^ff^TTJ*./ Sbppnratioit.

^^adj. Beloved, dear, a: w. Hnsband,
swoethearty lover.

^t^s.m. The food of the gods, am-
brosia^ nectar ; the milk of a cow da-
ring the first seven days- after calv-
mg-.

^T #./. Pain, ache) at^cness ; feelings
pity, compassion, mercy*

4Kt o^;. Yellow.

4tf Tt 8, m. A tribe or caste who beat a
Idnd of dram called dhol.

"Umiitdj. Yellow.

ilNttt./. Yellowness;

J^mm 8. m. Satin.

^^8./. A gold-mohar.

ft^t^n.prop. The name of a town

. in Rohilkkand.

^ a. m. A tree, applied in some

pkcea to the Careya arborea, and in

others to the Salvadora persica ; it

i& very commonly assigned also to

all exotic and unknown trees f the

blossom of the Sacohamm sara ^ an
insect.

^^^ 8,f, A plant ( Bryonia grandit),
^^9^ 8, m, A tippler, a toper, a

drinker.
^^ 8. !».((».) Fat, corpulent,
^^^ 8.f, A plant (Asparagus race-
mose ),

^^J s./. Water.

iJliRT V. a. To grind, to triturate, to
bruise, to powder; to gnash (the teeth)*
8. m. TTie corn or grain for grinding;

4N^ 8. m. Mothei's honse.

xlt^ 8. m. A ilea. [iion^

jf^ s. m. A heap, a quantity, a collec-

^T s. m. The male organ ; the mas-
culine gender ( tn grammar ).

$f%Ts. m. The penis.

^^^n 8. m. The first of the essential
ceremonfos of Hindu initiation ; a re<<
ligious and domestic festival held oa
the mother's perceiving the firsi
signs of a living conception.

xm 8. m. Semen virile ; manhood ^
virility.

jirr^ 8./. Bawl, callnig, calling out a^-
loud, cry, call. [calL

Jirrc^ t?. #. To proclaim publicly, to

5>m^T V. a. To call aloud, to bawl, td
cry out, exclaim, shout.

5^r^T 8. i». Pbnd.

5^f:iif^. m. A topaz.

^«T^ ¥ 8, m. A thin coat of clay

^^IKI y for laying on a wall ; the
sponge of 2^ gum; Fuchara denaf TCi
Uiy a thm coat on the walls of day
on the walls of a house ; to white-
wash a. wall. PhchariB pheri^a^, To
sponge a gun.

5^«. /. A tail. [hangs behind.

^wm 8. m. T9S[((faM^ what follows ot

5iE^«.»»» An inquirer.

5irirT«rT «. a. To cause to worship ; t6
cause to fill or complete.

^mf! V. <». To cause to worship ; to
fill, to complete. [pin^

H^inri^.^w- The apparatus of worship-

^ «. m. A heap, quantity, collectioBk

5^ J. »i. A menstruum, solventi flux*

S^Oi*/. A small bundle.

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rf;

Sn 8. m. The battock, the hip (of m
animal ).

U^ a. m. A large parcel (ofphyiio, ^cy.

3f^<IT *. /. A parcel ( ofphtjeic, 4c.)*

8^ «. /. A skia wLbh. which a droia
is made.

j'^W 8. w. The elephant of the eonth-
east quarter ; a sort of snake ( Am-
phisbcmd ) ; a sort of leprosy ^ a
white lotns.

9^^^^ «. rn. A flower ( Hibiscus muta-
bilis) i a drug commonly called
, Piindariya.

H^ adj. Virtuous, pure, righteoxis.
«. m« Virtue^ moral or religious merit ;
a good action.

9191*At adj. Pious, virtuous,

J^Q)?^ i, 971. The Champaka flbwer
( Michlia champacct )«

)J^«?H 8. m. A holy shrine or place of
pilgrimage.

JWI'a 8. m. White Ku^a grass.

^^Or^ifif 8. m. The blae jay.

i$^fm^ «. w. The reward or consequence

• of good actions.

t^sg^^9. f. The holy land of the ffin-
dusi- the central part of Asta^ bound-
ed on the north by the nimataya, on
. the south by the Vindhya moun-
tains, and on the east and west by
the sea^

tV^B,/. Theholy landof the Rit^
du8^ the mother of a male child.

5^^ilW«. fn. Heaven, paradise.

5^fTn ac^. Virtuous, piousy righteous.

H^nftfl adj. Virtuous.

5<5r^rrw *. w». A sacred place, holy

ground.
9Vf«./. The commencement ofcoTlec-
.Upn for the new year. ( Used by Und-
holders ).

^\i. «• f* A virtuous action, performed

(^cording to those who held tk^
doctrine of the metetnpsychosis ) in oni-
state of ejtistence, t^e reward of whicb
is received in a^ fnture transmigra^
tlon ; merit of an ancestor rewardedt
in his descendants.
H^Wad;. Efoly, pious.

3^^^. m. Good fortune^ as theresnli?

of virtuous acts in a former life*
^f[8, m. A hell to. which the childieB9

are said to be condemned,
f^^r*. m^ An idol, image*

^^>5./. The pupil of the eye ; an*
image, a puppet^ an idol, a doll ; th^
frog of a horse'd hoof, ^utli ha tara-
karna, To honour or esteem as the-
apple of the eye* [paid;

9mt <•/• The act of plasletibg ; prico-

^ «. m. A son.

5'nirT'^ 8. /. Wish or affection for
progeny.

H<nrftw 8. m. A ti^Cj from the fruit of
which necklace are mad^ of supposed!^
prolific efficacy {NigeOa Tutrcaijwm).

^n^^adj. Descended from son to
son. [cuUatak

Sf*^^ 8. /. A p^int ( Siihinta cat-

ffiwrr 8. f. A daughter ; a doll; a
puppet.

ffifWrjir 8. m. The son of a daughter^,
appointed to raise issue for her fa-
ther J one of the twelve heirs
acknowledged by the old Bindu law i
a grandson.

3«ft «./. A daughter ; a plant {Sipho-
nanthus India* ).

fife «./. A sacrifice performed for th*
purpose of obtaining children.

^'.91: } adt}. Repeatedly, again an^A
3f'«^^ > again.

I^:H*IT «./* Thd Pmpw river in Behar.

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j;5, 1 .d.. Agairu

far^l^ adj. Repeated^ said oYei^ agidn^
s, m. Tautology, repelition.

5^^fiff «./. Repetition^ tautology.

5^^<H1*I 5. m, ResQrrection«^

f'nJ^rr adj. Re-bom, born again.

S^fT*./, Hog-weed ( B»^Aaw<t diffi^
M-olata).

5^H «•/. A virgin widow re-married.

3rf ^9 8. m. The se>venth of the Itinar as-
terisms^

W TTPUT 1^. a. To cause to be abused or
reproached by another.

Jft adt>. Again.

f^ adj. Pare, clean.

J9^2r«. m. An asterism under which
males are procreated,

^ V. a. To abuse.

Jwr s.m. A tree, from the flowers of
which a yellowish dye ia prepared
( RotUeria Hfictoria),

fT8./. A city.

f^ s. w. A town, a city ; a place con-
staining large buildiuga sufrounded
by a dltch^ and extending not less
than one koa in length, is called a
city, a pur or Vagar ^ if it extends
not less than half a X^os, it is called
a Khet^ or town ; if less than that,
Kari>ai, or small market town ; and
any dneter of buusee lees than that,
is a Ch'amay or yi tagCk,

f^:iW adi. One whagoes first or be-
fore, s. m^ A leader^ a preceder.

S^f^iix} n, prop^ Name of a district
^Phtt5 ftttd town, Vurnedhm Bengal.
f^^f?!T fl./. The tutelary deity of a

town.
W^V< B; i». A city gate^
S^ft^TP.'Ti. An old nan,, an elder; a

patron;*

Wl^ 8.70. K sort of pepper ( Pifer
cha'&f/a ).

Jtfli^ ndj^ Inhabiting a city or town.

HiT^W 8. m. A sort of grass ( Saccha--
rum oytindricum).

St^*lt 8. m. Honouring, lespectidg,
worshipping.

fn #. »»fc A lii^ge Village, a town, an
assamblage of habitatious.

Mxm 8,tn. A sacred and podticrf
work, supposed to be compiled ot
eompoee^ by the poet V^ag^ aikl com-

^ prising the whole body of ffindu
Iheot^^y ^ each Ptiran should treat
of five topics edpedally, the destmcs
tio» ai>d renorati^ft xrf worlds, th^
genealbgyof gods «nd heroes, the
i^igfis of the M<inn*, and the tratis-
^tfotts of theft* deseidauts; but
great varied prevails in this respect,
and fe# t6n48[ibi historical of geue^
alogical matter. Tliere are eightdcft
ackno^fedge* F«»wi»^; >, Brahma i
2y lPl!wfcM>, or the tetrt*; ^ Brct.V.
hn^Hd^ ot the egg ^f 'dr&hnia ^
4, tTgni, or fire ; 5, Viahm^ ; 0, 6a-
rnt, hh bi)rd> 6r vehicle •,^ 7, Brahmm-
i9\)imyOr tfanefbmuitiecfs of Brah^
Wi, f. &. ot ITn^Am^ identified irMt
the Surpreme ,• ^ Shim ; 9,. Linga ;
1(^ Ifarai^ Mtt of bralkni^f tt»
Skandy, sou of ShUi 19, UarJiafk'
(%,^«o ealled Mm a ifiuni of t¥it
name; }&, 'Bhain^hffat^ or prophetic :
l^y Mo^yo/i, or the fish : 15, Varmha^
or boftr ; 1^ K»rm,. or tertoise;^
17, Vamany or dwarf, and 18,
The ihaga^iy or life of Krishna ;
which laat ia by sonro oon^ered as
a spurious and modeQi work ; the
Brahnu$'ififi9art is also of rery merdem
olrigin. The FttrAn« reckoned to ooa*

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. tiiin four handred thonnand stansa8»
There are also eighteen fippurtfut^of
similar poems of inferior sanctity,
and different app^tlatioas : the whole
constitute the popular or poetfol
creed of the EindH$^ and some ol
them or particular parts of them, are
very generally read and studied.

l<m«r > adj. Old, ancients
5^ HP! J

SffHT tf. a. To fill. adj. Old.

^si.f. A city, a town.

5<t*T «. w. The ihom-apple {Datura).

R <t^ #. m. fiece*) excrement, ordqjre.

9^ 8. m. 7h9 name of a king, the sixth
monarch of the lunar line ; the fari-
na of a flower. B.f. The name of a
river, said io run a little north-west
ofihe5ar<tai«

IIWT ». m. An old man, an elder^ an

, ancestor.

♦W 8. m. Ancestors, ancestry.

^ s.m. A man, generally 4yr indi-

. vidnally, a male, mankind ; God, the
Snpreme Being.

:JW!^ #. m. Manly act. virility; effort,
exerUon ; any act of man« man-hood.

^f«T «./. Manhood, manliness ; ra-
lour.

^W^ s.m. Manhood, virility, manly
nature or property j valour, prowess.

^W¥tt adj. Man. hating, misanthropic.

^W%fWt *./. An ill-tempered or fac-
tions woman.

H^wm «^. Of the height or measure
of a man,

^^fwil a^lj. Desolate, destitute of

human beings,
ir IWT: «. ». ai- Ancestors, the ancients,

predecessors.
f^lIM^ «. w».A. low ma«, au outcast,

SWlftfltTf ^. wi. Manly office or duty:,
j^iffj 8. m. Life' of man, human^ ex*-

istence^
J^TW a. w. A human object, as th>
gratification of desire, acquirement
of wealth, discharge of duty, an J
final emancipation. adi>. For or oi*
account of man,
g^^n^t 8. m. A Ralo8Kd8y a cannibal.
j^^H S.TO. An excellent or superior

man«
S^^^€ n. pro'p. The son of Buddh,
and second king of the lunar dy-
nasty, [the lotu».
5^ «./. The placenta ; the plant of
5<\^? I 8. tn. The family or domes-
SKtf^ J tic priest, conducting alf
the ceremoniiEils and sacrifices of ft
horse or family.
ir^tfVm* #•/. The wife of a VurohU;

or family priest,
trurf 8. m. An old man, an elder, an^

ancestor.
^i^ 8./. Deceit, trick, coaxing.;
qrrf s.f. An easterly wind,
qiihn ^. w. To cause to fill.
OlfT «./. Easterly wind,
iTfrt «. m. An old man, an elder, an.

ancestor,
^w 8. m. Ancestors, ancestry.
^^] a^. Of man's height. 8. m.\ The
^extent of a roa^'® ^^^^ ^^ height
when extending the arms and fingers,
a fathom,
q « 8.m. A bridge, an embankment;
^ PttZ handknd, d. a. ( W. To make a

bridge ), To limit ; to abounds
n^f^ddj. Joyful.
n%4S *. m. A sort of Kadamh {Nauo-

lea Cadamba )•
^m^m adj. Soft, flabby, flaccid.
Jfijirwv.?^. To fear, to drnd^ i^

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' 'tftke n moTsel into llie tuontli, and

"from the want of t^eth, being imable
to cbew^ to tnm it about.

^^?<ffrY7 s. /. Fear ; the act of tormBg
-about a morsel in the mouth.

S^'fTifT V, a. To persuade.

f O91 s. m. An island of alluTial forma*

lion, or one from which the water has

4H>centl7 withdrawn.t or a small island

or bank left in t4ie middle of a river,

upon the falling of the waters ; any
island.

i^^T s. m. A handle.

"gfinr «. «. The masculine gender ( in
grammar ).

^mms. f. Straw.

HiMn adj. Nourished ,nurtured.

5«^f: 9. !»• The sky ^ heaven^ atmos-
phere ; a lotus ( Nelumbium specioitim,
•er Nymphms nelumho ) ; drug ( Catus
.fpeciosui) ; a celebrated place of pil-
grimage now called Fok^i\ in the
province of AJmet\ about four miles
ifrom the city of Ajmer consisting of
« smi^l town on the bank of a \n\ie,
whence its name ; one of Ihe seven
great dioips or divisions of the uni-
verse; a pond or lake ^ a mountain
in Pushhardwip.

"i^K^^ s. fn., The root of the Cost us
speciosus.

5^f<^*\ /. A square or large pond ;
a piece of a water, a piece of water,
lake.

^t|i9r adj. Excellent, eminent, chief,
best; much, many ; full, filled, com-
plfete. s. w. The mountain JMeru,
the holy place Vushkar.

^ adj. Nourished, cherished ; fai ;
restorative, provocative*
5^ adj. Restorative, provocative.

^sm i. /. Fiitne.ss; in v^'go ration, res-
torative powsr.

J«TVa4/- Fat, fattened.

f fe #. /. Cherishing^ nourishing.

9fnr^«. n. Any food or drug ^a

nutritive qoalitive, provocative,
ffff.aei;. Mouriahiug, cherishing.
jf^T B.f^ A plant ( V)^9<kU8 fiexuoBa).
^ 8. m, X flower in general ; the

menses ; the vehicle or car of Ku^er ;

a disease of the eyes, specks on the

eye, albugo.
^^W 9. m. Calx of brass ; the chariot

of Kuver a disease of the eyes,

albugo, bpecks on the eye ; a bracelet

of diamonds or jewels ; green vitriol.
S^HK^* fi. m. Avititi or Vjyn, or the

grove in its vicinity considered as

sacred to Mahadt'o.
B'RWr^ir «. m. The green sulphate of
iron. [flowers.

9^^7 8* m. Any insect affecting
H^i^I s. m. Calx of brass.
g^nri'fX «. »i. A plant ( Artemisia ) ; a

fragrant plant ( Fandanus odoratim-

mu8 ), having a large bushy flower.
H^^m 8. m. The elephant of the north-

west quarter.
S^«r «• w, The vulva*
^'R^^n. prop. "Pataliputra^ or Paff-

boihra.
^V^^ 8, m. Elephant or Wood apple.
^flTO 8. m. Spring.
5^^W 8. w. A shrub ( Hisbiscus phani'

ceii8 ) . [flowers.

xiVKM 8. m. The ne.-.tar or honey of
^^1T^ 8. in. The dust or farina of

flowers.
^iT^^ir^ 8. m. A plant ( Mesua feirea ).
^^^^ adj. Having flowers, flowery.
if^'Rflit 9. /. A flower garden.
^■TO?^ a^. Not bearing flowers, flower-

loss,
H VH^^ 8. m, Spring.

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4»

W^^frt:*. m. The seoiar or hoMy of

flowers.
>f ^iiiin ^dj. FlowerlesB, not floweviag.
^^<1m ». /. IThe glomcvonis fig-trea ; b

womim whse maifirtrfia6(m Iim cefts-

e^, a barren woman.
^ ^rrmn «. m. The oalu of brass.
•Mrm* ». / Presenting a nosegay of
^ flowers, beia in bofk bands opened,

and boll owed.
xf fkntr s. /. The tartar oF tbe teetb,

the nroons of tlie glans penis or

nreChra.
ij f^n adj. Flowered, in flower;
^f«nri «. /. A woman dnrmg mens-

tmation*
'q f^mvr «. /. A form of metre ; tbe

line consisting, of fonr or six sbort

syllables, a pyrrbic, or a dactyl, two

tricbees and a spondee.
\^ a<5f. Flowering, bearing flowers.
^^S. m. Tbe eigbt lonar asterism,

<;omprising tbree stars, of wbicb one

is Cancer ; tbe montb Vous {Decern-

her^Jantutry ),
'^^^ n s. m. An adopted son. PtwpMt

Jbama, To adopt.
ir m% 8. m. A book, a mannscript.
^ ^ *. m. A flower.

S? } '•^- ^"'""^

xp^ 8, 171. A pancake.

^* 8. m, A sound of letting wind.

^"ift 8. f. Piute, pipe ; a kind of pipe

played on by jogglers.
^'n 8. /• A tail.
Tjfw^ ^. a. To wipe.
^W^ ^^' Tailed.
^•m\ 8* f* A capital in trjide, stock,

principal sum, fund.
^ 5. m. Tbe letel-nut tree {Areee

tityia mnltiindej the bmi of the

fanfel, tbe betel-uTit.
Xfmm8.in. TItearecanmi.
<i^f)« s. m. The marsby lata tree

PhoBnix, or ElaU p<Aido8^ ).
^ ». /. f nq^airy, tATestigation. PticUk-

j»(idU^ s. /. Cnqaiiy, interrogation.

i|]il«TT t>. a. TV) nsk, kpnire, qfiestioay
interrogate.

^ s. /. The laJl of a fish.

^^rnm adj. Worsliipping, a worshipper*

ij^rH a4i. Worshiping, reverencing.

%wm8.m. Worship, worshipping.

Hwrni ♦. «. To adore, reverence, wor-
ship, venerate.

fJir«N I «<&'. To be worshipped or

%xmjn ) reverenced, deserving re-
spect, venerable.

Hmj 8./. Wor^tp, cnltnre, respect,
homage of superiors, or adoration of
the gods.

^0 8. m. A worshipper.

^inf adj. Worshipped, adored, rever-
enced.

W«r adj. Worshipful, venerable, fit for
or deserving adoration, &c. 8m m. A
father-ia-Iaw,

xj^xm<idj* Being reverenced or res-
pected. [ft oow.

fps.ffK A bone lying over tbe tail of

^<l.«. /* The anus ; a term of abuse.

^ s, m. Tbe buttock, the hip.

^ 8. m. The paper or paste board
cover of a book.

jj^ 8. m, A kind of cake made of
pease-meal.

^^ 8. /. Rolls of cotton prepared for
spinning.

^^8, w. A son.

SSi I ^'^' Baby-cloths, clonts.

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"ff^rs.f. Yellow myrobiilan (Termma
fia chebvla ) ; the name of a female
demon killed by Kriskn ; [a disease,
atrophy and wastini^ in a cljild, as-
cribed to the malignant operations
of the female fiend Vufna.

^gjf Tf^ 8. 7». The jack fruU.

•^m 8. m. i ^ P"PP«t» aTi image.

ff!^ *. /. A small ptippet or Imnge ;

the people t)f the eye.
'^nw? «, m. A samt, rni ascetw, n pnre
or purified person; a man of a clean-
ly pprBo«, or pnrificd by ablation,
^5% s. /. Parity, pimfication.
f fa^ 8. m. GiH3y bondnc ( Cmtttpinia

bonducella }, ' [ear.

^%^^ s, m. Fetid nlceration of the
^ fif ?«T^ *. wi» A bivalve shell.
Mj^miii s. rn. A sort of pine (Vinus

BevadatHi ) . I folia ).

«rft^«T 8. f, A plant '{Psoralea coHii-
^\^i^ 8.f. A medicinal plant ( Serra-

(tU($ anthelmintica )•
vfhw^ «. w, A plant CBignwi<t Indict).
trf-dnrft^T 8. f. The pole ot civet^iat.
¥wi^*\7». The mnsk-deer; an insect

ifviili a fetid smell, the ringed bog.
^^nf *. w. Garden mint ( Jlf^nMc*

sativa )»
VT«9iTt«./- A thin roller on which i

cotton is prepared for spinning.
iMft 8. /. Roll of cotton prepared for

spinning,

n%rt C ^^' •^' "^^ ^'^ ^^ ^^^^ moon.

^ 6'. w. A cake,

^^mr ^, /; A sort of sweet cake, fried

Willi ghi or oil.
^«t 8./. A sort of cake or biscuit,

made of meal or barley, haif baked

or fried.

I \^ \ fi. m. Png, mutter, discharge

I ip»» J from an nicer, wound or sore.

J^m^ 8, VI. Suppuration at the joints,

white swelling.
^K^ c^dj. Falling, completing, or that

which fills or completes.
^W adj. Falling, completing ; fail,
filled, tjompleto, perfect, accomplish-
ed, entiiHj, total, exact, ripe. ,, ;;,.
Act of filling, completing or making
npi multiplication (»« nnlhmetw ) •;
a fragrant gr^s ( Ct/perus rotundns)[
JK^8./. Theoross threads in weav-
ing a piece ofclotk
JK^ s. 7». The east. adj. Eaatci-n;. for*^

mer, prior, preceding.
JKJ adj. Full, comploie, entire, e^ract,
perfect, sufficient, just, total ripe,
powerful, Purakiama, f». a. To fill,
to fulfil, to accomplish, to complete ;
to re-imburse.
\KJt8.f. Fulnes6, completion.
^.fKlfodJ. Filled, full, complete.
^jK^Ts.f. A musical mode or ra(;i/if.
^<t 5. /. A kind of fresh cake fried io

butter, or ghu
^^^ jf. w. Man, male, mankind.
in5 adj. Full, filled, complete, perfect
accomplished ; all, entire, total ;
strong, powerful, able ; exact, ripe.
^^J^adj. Satisfied, satiated.
^^f^«. TO. A water- vessel ; one filled
with holy water, used at the conse-
cration of a king ; a full cup or jar»
^^^r^ 8. m. A full cup or vessel ; a
vessel filled with clothes or orna-
mcnts, which are scrambled for by
the guests aud lelatipns at a festival ;
a vessel full of lice, presented as a
sacrifice to the superintending and
officiating priests : it is properly n
measure of 256 haudfuls of rice j it

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may also be composed of as muxjli tie
irill satisfy one great eater.

'JJo^o. V «./. The day of full moon.

iiwif?€ 8. m. A monthly sacrifice, per -

fpimed on the day of full moon,
"ij %] «. n. To weave ( as a spider ). v. n.
To be filled. Chouk ptrna, To make
' chequers or sqnares. i

^l?Rl «. /. The oblation presented at
the conclnsion of a religions sacrifice,
the final oblation j the burnt- offering
which completes any ceremony.
^T^ 5. /. Pnlness, completion.
•^adj. Filling, completing,
igr^ adj. Anterior, prior, former, pre-
ceding.^ oast, eastern.
^lW <»4?. The former or prior half.
H^ s.f» Aragini sung before evening.
adj, Eatern, from the east ; a kmd of
rice from the-east or Bengal,
^ir adj, 3Firfit, former, -prior, preceding,
initial, east^ eastern ; before, in front
of.
•^H adj. Prior, Vefore, preceding. '
^4wi^ «. m. Former time.
^Ifn^^ adj* Ancient, belonging to

former times.
^^911 ctdj. Done formerly, or in a prior

existence*
^ iwn *./. The[N«rmdi» wer, former-
ly called the Qanges.

tr^sT adj. Born ^r produced before
either in time or place; eastei-n,
born in the east ; elder, i, m. An
«lder brother.

tri^T «. »». pi. The deified progeni-
tors of mankind ; ancestors, progeni-
tors in general.

'T^f^w \ *' "^^ '^^ eastern region.

V n^n i. m. The eastern tjountry, tyt

eastern part of India.

V ^^ 5. TO, A former body, a prior
existence.

H f ^^ «• ^' A proposition, half of a la-

nar month.
^ A^in 3. m. Tlie eastern mountain, be-
hind which the sun is supposed t^
rise.
1? ^qj^iml «./. The eleventh lunar as-
terism; the first }^halyuniy the twelfth
Nakshala, being termed Utiara, or
subsequent : tlus asterism figured by
a conch contains two stars, one of
which is Leonis.
^ Wll?^^ «./. The firai of the two lunar
asterisms, and twenty-sixth of the
whole, containing two stars,
u A\x^ 8, m. The first part of the night.
uw^^TQ 8. m. Indication of aomethtng

about to «ocur, as sickness, &c.
ir^9^ .^. m. THo eastern mountan, be-
liind which the sun is supposed to
Tise.
w^^ljT 8. /. Dawn, day-breafc
^ a. m. A small village,
ifil^iy^ 8*f* The eleventh lunar aa-
terism. {aaterisuK

twlmi^^ s. m. The twenty-sixth lunar
q^firg^ adj. Facing the east.
^Ww *• m. Former practice, or ex-
perience, [thing.
^A\^ 8. m. The first or eoat half of any
M a\^^x^ 8. /. The first of two constella-
UoHS, each called AsharJia. and the
20th of the lunar asterisms contain-
ing two stars, of which [ one is Sagi-J
tard I. €. one of which is D. SagiUtttii.
^^ 8.m. The first part of the day,

the forenoon.
If 4? adj. Eastern, from the east ; a
I kind of rice from the east or Bengal.

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8. f, A ragini anng before even lag*

irfl?ff[ 8, rn. The north-east.

xmj 8» m. A bundle or tritflB of grasB or
straw. Pule tf^U gtizvan kat^ua { lit.
To Iwe under a bundle of straw ),
implies a very destitade condition.

v^\ 8.m, A small handle of any grass
^r straw. &c.

n^ 8 m. The ei^ht mansiom of the moon
comprissing three stars in Cancer ;

. the mnl berry ( J^orus /nrficj >.

n^m Jf. m. The ninth solar month, the
full moon of which is near ?Uhhy<th^
three stars in Cancer.

^[^ #./. A graroineons plant ( Trogo-
nella cot*nieulat<$ ).

%^n 8, m An inquirer, an investiga-
tor* an inquisitive person.

i^<Q 9w 971. Asking, inquiring.

TV[j 8, J. Asking, questioning) a qoes-
iion or inquiry.

OT^ «•/. An army ; a 'small army or
division consisting of 243 elephants,
as many chariots^ 729^ horsa, and
1215 foot

ffr^ ad^. Separate, apart, adi>. Sepa-
rately, severally.

VtrOFTir^. m. Separating, distinguishing.

Tirar T <»ij> Separated, sundered, made
distinct. f severalty.

^PiW^ 9, m. Individuality, separateness,

WirjSBnfT 8.f. A plant commonly called
Mwror$ ( S^iuemera z€^lanicA\

iff^«ff «. /. A pliEmt ( Hemianiles cor^
difolia ).

^Vir'^T B, m, rndividnalised spirit, or
that of an individual as detached
from universal spirit or the soul of
all.

W^ «<(;'. Having distinct properties.

f^rfi^nr <wjf. Varioug, moUiform, diver-
sified.

A king, a sovereign,-
ruler.

ffir^jf^r 9. m. The surface of the
ground.

IW n. pro^. The fitfh monarch of the
solar dynasty in the second age : an
ancient Rqja^ son of Ven^ Raja of
BeUur \ he was married to a form of
the goddess Lahehmiy taught men to
cultivate the earth, &c. 8. f, A pun-
gent seed. ( Nifjella Tndica ); medici-
nal substance, commonly called'
ffingupatri,

«[W?n adj. Large-bellied, stout, corpu*
lent. 8. m. A ram.

fift«. /. The earth; a pungent seed'
( Nigdla Indica ) ; a medicinal subs-
tance and condiment, perhaps tha-
leaf of the asafcetida plant Hin^u-
patri. fmetre«

^^tnx 9. TO. A species of the Aiyaeti

Vfwr «• /. An acquatic plant ( Pistia
etraticiiie)*

jfHm4f 8. /. A plant ( Hetmoiiitee <»r-
difoUa \ Hedyeaarum lagopodioides )« 1

^ a^'. Aaked , in quired.

^ 8. m. The back ; the rear, the last,.

the back or hinder part of any
. thing.

?«5f(fr f. m. A bear, from looking be-
hind him. [tean.

u t «. /. A small basket, a portman-

vf, 8. m. An imitative sound.

?ir 8. /. The exertion made by peoplo
in a swing, when two persons keep
the swing in motion without assis-
tance from by-standers. 8. m* A bird
( Gfracula chattareah ).

'^^^ s. f. Little bell fastened rounA
the &et of pigeons and of childran*.

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^

Hz 8. /, A market.
^ T ^. /. Pace, step ; a risiDg ground,

an eminen<;e.
M€\m 8, m. The foot of a bed, the side
, towards the feet,

^^r 8, m. The bottom (qfa aewiel, bex^
. pot, Jc. )

^wn «• m* A play, fai^e, 8h«m,
, comedy, tr. a. To see.
^^7^?ii 8. m. A player, a& actor.

a-.f r 8. m. An owl.

tw s. m/An esculent root ( Arum eolo-
easia )^

tj 5. m. The belly ; the womb, preg-
nancy : the bore (of a gun, ^-c); cavi-
ty, capacity. Fet ana. To be purged.
Fet katnt^, Ta pinch one's belly, to
•tarve one's self; to be griped, P«i
Jca duk dena^ To starve. Vei Tea par-
da, 8, m. The omen tarn. Fet Jca pant
nah hilna, is applied to the steady
motion of a horse which does not
agitate the rider. Fet Jci ag, 8./.
Maternal afifectinn. Fet ki ag hujha"
fw, To eat something. Fet. ki haten,
«. /. Bosom secrets. Fet ke paon
hdhar nikalna, To^'practise fast-
ness or vitiousness. Fet gargarana^
To have borborygmi. Pet girna. To
miscarry ( (»/tfma/« ), abortion, mis-
carriage. Fet girana, To cause an
abortion. Fet chalna, or chhutnay
To be purged, to have a diarrhoea or
flux. Fetjalna, To be very hungry.
Fetjart hona. To bo fluxed, to be
purged. Pd(<fc*M(», To procure nbor-
tion. Fet dikhana^ To complain of
poverty and hunger. Fet pakna. To
burst with laughter. Fetpmi hona.
To bo violently purged, to hare
vatejy etvols. P^^ palna^ To bo able

to live decently ; to be selfish. Fet
pith ek hona, To be greatly eniaciat-
ed. Fet pith batana. To implore ( ? Jf.
Fetponckhan, Tlie last child of a
woman. Pef ;;o«M, <i//;. Glutton. Fet
pWn<?. To btrrst with faugh fer. Fet
barhana, To eat voracioufilv ; to
encroach on the share or rights of
another. Fet bandhna. To cat less
than one's appetite demands. Fet-
bhar,adv, BeWytn} , Fet Bhama, To-
fill one's belly ; to be satisfied. Fet
marna. To commit suicfde, to stab
one'is self Fet men pythnet. To worm
one's self, into the secrets of another,
to become intimate. Fet men lena^
To endure, have p.itience. Fiet rakha^
nay To get with child. Fet raJbttr,
To be pregnant. Fet lagjana^ To b«
starving wtth hunger. Fet Tag rahna^
To be very hungry, Fet wait, adj. yi
Pregnant, Fet ee^ ac0. Pregnant.
Fet 88 hona. To be pregnant. Pet
harbardnS, To have a griping or
inclination to stool.
^hsM 8. m. A basket for holding^
clothes, books, «SJc.

^ > «./. 4 basket, a large baskets

^ZTKt 8. m, A large basket, a portman-
teau.

ft^ ^ J 4df^ Oluttpnufl, epicureftn.

9fe?rT 8. m. A pension, daily food,
board.

^ 8. f. A benr-band, a girth ; a
portmanteau ; a box, a tumbril , a
case ; the thorax, chest. Feti h»ma,
or mama, v. a. To copulate.

^ adj, Qlnttenous, epicurean.

^V? *. 171. A looseness, purging, finr,

^ 8.m. A kind uf gourd.

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f^ g.f, A tree, a plftnt. Per tagana^

To plant trees.
^HJ 1^. a. To press ( oil hfj medns of

a mill \ to sqtieezre, to rack.
xt9i 8. m. A kind of sweetmeat made

with cTivds ; a fflohnlar mass of

l<^aven prepared for baking.
9# 8. f. A kind of Rweotmeat made

with cnrds ; a kind of hetel-Ieaf ;

the indigo plant after being once

cut ; the trnuk of a frpo."
^ s. m. The belly below the navel,

the pnbes.
ft^T 8. m. The bottom (of a y^essel, box,

pot, 4rc. ).

^n\ adj./. Sharp.

^ 8. m. Love, friendship.

5^ <^dj. Affectionate, lover.

^9 8. m. Water, milk. adj. Drink- able.

■ drink. [tean.

t^ #./. A small basket, a portman-

Sn ^ \ *. m. The milk of a cow which
ifim J has calved within seven days,

' biestings.

^ 8.m. A tnrkey.

IK^ 8. m. The turqnoiso.

9«!W > 8. m. A testicle.
9m^ S

9«^T v. a. To shove, lo pnsh ; to stnff,
to cram ; to express, to sqneeze out.

9wtrm pai'f. Shoving, pnshing, &c.

9mi 8> m. A testicle ; fault, oppression ;
a prop, a support.

9w ^dj. A wrestler.

^fvt 8. /. A kind of yellow colour
( 8(xii to he obtainei from ih8 urine of
a cow, fed on the JlowerB of Btdea
frondosd, or according to other8, on
the leasee of the mango tf^e ).

^^^8./. The milk of a cow trhich
has ealYed witliiu j^erott ^9^p»j

^^ 8. m. Urine, Veihab-band, s. m.
Strangury. |-^,- j

^8./. Spikenard (JUlenanajaf^tman--

9^W 8r m. Reducing to dust or powder;
a hand-mil?, a stone and mnller,
any apparatus for grinding or pound-
ing ; a plant ( a eort of Euphorbia
with three lobee, commonly called Te*
Tcantc^ sij),

^^ 8.f A stone, slab, on which con-
diments, &c. are ground with a
mnller.

^ 8. m. Milk, water, adv. on, upon,
over, at, to, nevertheless, yet. conj.
But.

^^T V. a. To winnow.

^ ^r 8. m. Return, refribution, a loan,

repayment of a loan,
vhrft 8. f. Little bells fastened round

the feet of pigeons and of children.
\9 8.f. Pace, sted ; a rising ground,

an eminence.
^IT 8. m. A road, highway, path*

Tt/ndamama, To stop a road; to'

rob in the road.
WWT i. m. The foot of a bed, [ttie'sido

towards tl^e feet.

f «fT#^ adj. Forty-five.

^nt^adj. Tliirty-five.

^^iSadj. Sixty-five.

^WW\ *• w. I Iron chains on a cuT-
^W^ 8.f. f prlt's legs, fetters ;'

ornamental rings worn on the ankles.

^^ 8.m. One who carries about, a
huhka for hire at a fair or in a camp«

^\ 8. m. A sort of green- coloured
stone ( brought firom Vegu ).

Mm V. <t. A vow, a promise. P^' kama^
V. a. To make a vow.

^Z 8^ m. A duplicate ( o/a bill of ex-
change ) ; entrance, ingress, admis-
sion^ ao€e6tf.

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«V

q^iif D. n', To» peaetraie-, enter, tneh

or nwi infco,^ peryade*
^'S\m^ 1^. <J. To force in-, to muke isO'

penetrate-^ to- thrust, *o i^w^ i"> ^-^

iatroiJttce, to- ia^inuete^
i'^ 8./. A ladder,, i^ staircase; a flight

of steps*
if^ A. /. Pace, step ; arising ground.
iT^^ 8. m. A road, highway, path.

Fynda wk»ma» To stop a road ; to-

roh in the road.
^fm 8. m. nourishing about before

cudgellinsr, &c.
qfl^T <»^. Shallow.
i'wm (tdj. PaternaT, ancestral, boloag-

ing or relating to the father or to-

progenitors, hereditarj, inherited

from a father.
t?5W^»./l Father-land^ the oouatrj?

of one's ancestors ^ a paternal state;
qf^a<^\ Billiary, billions.
iifir«i aij* Paternal, ancestral.
i^adv. Oi^ foot. «. in. Infantry..
if IT 8. m. A reservoir of water ,• a rilL
q in i. m. A goad. a^. w. Sharp^
if^TWF «^ «. To sharpen,
qm^T*. TO. A gutter, a spoat.
q in «. TO. A wheel.
^^m 8, m. Departure,
^^m 8, /. Straw.
^K 8. m. The foot.
^cirT«. ti. To swim,
^t *. /• Place of gwimming or dis-
tance over which it is necessary tOf

swim. ; art of swimming ; wages for

teaching to swim.
9^V «. m. A swimmer.
9cT* 8. f. Act or art of swiwming.
^K(^^ v, o. To cause to swim.
$<f9 a<2> Beyornd sum^s 4ei^th, where

it is necessary to swinu [legs.

qO s. /. An omamei^t nom on Iba

^ f^. prop, A 81^, the promulgtii^^

of the Rig Ved. Cgraih..

^m 8» TO.. A. vessel for measnrii^

^jf^w^ s. TO. An engrafted her ( Z*zf-

phusjujulii )^
^Wj^adj^ Internal, demoniacal, relat-
ing- or belonging^ to a Pifctch or
goblin. 8. TO. A mode of marriage,
the ravishment of a girl bj he^
lovers.

$V^ 9. m. Depravity, wickedness.

^m 8. m. A copper coin, a pice ; money^
cash. Pp8a uran($j To spend extrava-
gantly ; to talte the money of aao*
ther by theft or deceit. Pjfsa kkama.
To spend extravagantly, to waste;
to subsist by wages or the producd-
of labour; to take bribes; to em*
h^zzle. Py8<$ diihona, To si;i^k money,

. to lay out money without return.
Pt/«a duhnHy To be sunk (mone^)* '
F^fsa pher phar kama^ To turn tjia-
penny. Pyw laganay Ta lay ont or'
expend money. ^y88 wla. «^'«
Moneyed ; worth one Pjrstf, P^
8Mi darhar tiamkH^ To bribe, to giT#
bribes.

"mx^ 8. TO. Access, ability,, admSBsion.

if^WT s. m, A very young serpent ; m
BorsUng of any animal ; a plant,

^mm «. #. To warm by the sun or
the steam of water, to bask.

i^ mUrf. B^l hallaf {^ittUing <•
peepUin the road- to get out of the
way ), have a care {

i^«nf tn II. To be fluxed.

iR^T «. TO. The ship-worm ( Tererfo

^firr «• TO« A blockhead ; a sort of
drum ; ft tl^n joint of bamboo, tf^f .
Bmptf.

iffilT s. ff^ Wiping / «f rag^&o. wth

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-yfhkh nny thing is wipeJ ? «y Aing

thrown away after wipitig.
-^f^r u. a. To wipe,
^er ff. m. Snot,
iffit s./. A kind of small fish ( Cijprin-

u,^ chi^ysopariua ),
ift'^^ 8, m. A pond, a lake.
-^Z 8,f. A bnndle, a ball, a package ;

a spont.
-q^3^^ 8. m* A reed ( Arundo tibialis ) ;

a sort of grass ( Sacchdnim iponta-

neum ).
-'V^fT 8. m. A large bundle.
Tf^^ftrWT 8,f. A bnndle or packet.
^Zi!t «./. A bundle, a parcel.
•^qtZT 8. m, A unfledged bird ; the eyelid ;

the crop or craw ( of birds ) ; the

stomach ; the mucns of the nose,

Bnot. $./. A woman baring a beard.
-fft^ {tdj. Strong, firm.
"^tTtt «•/• Strength, firmness.

-^ft?f *. m. ^ The young of amy ani-

ifhStB.f. j mal.

gtTT «•/• A vessel, a ship, a boat p, m.
Nature, disposition^^ quality ; glass
beads^ beads.

iftlf^ «-/. A potherb ( Basella lucida).

xftifjfr *. wi. An Animal that produces
young at once without the interven-
tion of any medium ; elephants and
some other animals being supposed
in Hindu physiology to carry the
young without the aid of an ovarium
01 uterus.

iflBWr 9. m. Baby-cloths^ clouts.

"^f^^s.f. The afterbirth.

Vhl»lT V. a. To besmear, to plaster.

'JhiXT *. «!• Baby-cloths, clouts.

iftTTT 8. m. Grandson^ son's 'son.

if^trr «. m, A cloth worn at the time
of bathing ; plaything. [ter.

iplft ^./. Grand-daughter, son's daugh-

}A kind of regotable ^d-
sella Ma and i-ubi^a ).

■> fi^ 8. m. A small glajs bend.

Tft'f^ s.f. Bed pimples on the eyelidd*

tftwy 8, T/j. A large book.

^Wt 8, f. A book.

xfi^m 8. m, A bird ( Syltia oHvacea ).

T}^«rt *./. Female of Vodna,

^TT V. €8, To string (pearls ), to thread
( a needle ).

tfW^ 8, f. A wind instinment ( of
music ). made by children, of the
seeds of mango and the leaves of
tlie Borassus ; any wind instrument.

^itTOT adj. One whose teeth are fallen
out^ toothless.

^% 8./. The space or interval between
two joints or articulations ( of the
body, or of a bamboo^ sugar-cane^ ^c, )
For-por, adv. Every joint.

^tf^ «./. A joint of bamboo, sugar-
cane, ire

^\^^ 8. m. A joint or phalanx ef the
fingers ; a joint of the tamarind.

^\mm 8. m. Straw bands at the ends of
a staff, used with a charkhi, to fright-
en and restrain a furious elephant.

xftm adj. Soft, hollow.

titift 8. /• A tei-m of abuse, simpleton,

4tW 8. m. Nourishing, cherishing.

v({^^ s. m. A nourislier, cherisher.

^\^^ s. m. Nourishing, cherishing
breeding^ rearing.

qlir^T ». a. To breed, to foster, to
nourish, to tame. [ of.

ft^ adj. To be cherished or taken care

^'ffJT 8, m. An adopted son.

^«ST^?I 8, m, A class of persons or ob-
jects to be cherished, as parents,
children, guests, and the sacred fire.

^^ilT V. a. To breed, rear^ fostef, nour-
ish, tame.

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^ $.f. D^wn of day.

^WT V. a. To make bread.

ift s.f. The one or ace on dice ; a
stand where water is provided for
passengers. Voa phatna, To dawn
( moi-ning ),

m'^i «. m, A kind of sagar>caae.

?fr^f n S. m. One of the ^amhavs or
essential ceremonies of the Hmdn
religion ; a religious observance, held
when signs of a living conception
take place.

irVjWT t>, n. To repose, to lie down, to
rest.

Tftjr adj. Strong, firm ; wide, broad.

TJ^rt »./. Strength, firmness • breadth.

A'f**. m. The pale straw-ooloured

species of s«gar-cane ; a man of a

mised caste, from the Vysyah and

; female of the distiller caste, whose

business it is to^boil sngar.

^^rt«r «. m. A country, one of the di-
visions of central India ( Bekar ).

^ftfi «. TO* A worshipper of idols.

W «. m. A son's son, a grandson.

Afiiw adj. Belonging to a son or a
grandson.

^^ g./. A grand-daughter, either in
the male or female line, though more*
usually implying a son's daughter.

^^] 8. m. A young tree, plant, sap-
ling.

iftf s.f. Air, wind. adj. A quarterless
(than one or any gi^en number):
three quarters.

iftT^W 8. m. Tautology.

4t«THfr s. m. One of the sons or heirs
admitted by the old Hindu law ; the
sen of a twice-married woman.

►oon with holes in
colander for skim-

^"^r I 8.m. A sp
^tm J it like a

ming with, &c.

^t% adj. One quarter less ( either ^
one or of the aggregate number which
may follow ).

qtf 8. TO. A fragrant grass, s.f. A
gate, a door.

^^^^ 8. m. Connexion or eqtiality by
inhabiting the same pity for the
years, fel J ow- citizenship.

v\K{fsmadj. Of or belonging to the
Turans. $. ??/, A Brahman well read
in the V^tirans.

4\hnr 8, m. A door-keeper, a porter.

^^t 8. f. A gate, a door,

^W adj. sube. m. The measure of a
man, equal to the height to which
he reaches with both arms elevated,
and the fingers extended, adj. The
property of ^manhood, virility, mnali-
ness^ action, or action incidental to
the state of humanity ; semen virile.

^\^^ffJ8,f, Mamhood, manly strength
or spirit.

^Oftf«r 8. m. The character or func-
tions of family priest.

A^m \ ^ f^ ''^® ^*y ^^ ^^^ moon.

ift^^rtV adj. Belonging to a former
body or existence.

^fk% adj. Prior, primary, former.

ifWt 9.f. A gate, a door.

qtf r s* m. A quarter • a weight or mea-
sure of a quarter of a eee.

qW 8. m. The ninth tlindn solar ^
month, the fnll moon of which is
near Vushyah, three stars in Canjef,
December- January.

^t«isf^^ 8,/> A large pond or reservoir.

^\f^m adj. Preservative, protective, nti-
tritive, &c. nntri lions, fattening,

tfW adj. Flowery, floral, relating or
belonging to flowers, &c«

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mi

^'Wiff. TO. Tbe oxide of brass, consi-
dered as a collyritiiii.

WWt 8. /. A name of 'Paltbothra.

^ ^. m. A stand where water is kept

ready for travellers.

*ITWT > 17. *. To give or canse to
'ffl^T > drink, to water,

^9\K s, m.f. Love fiffectron, fondn«88v

^K\ adj, m. Beloved. P^araj^nna^ To

esteem*
^f^adj.f. Beloved, pleasant.
^m s.f. A fruit ( Chironjia sapida ) ,•

straw.
WTO s.f. Thirst. V^an Injhanft, To

^oench thirst. Py#« mama, applied

to thirst, which vantehes without

^irinking. Fyas marna. To fluflfer

thirst, Vffas lagna. To be thirsty.
^m ad^. m. Thirsty, Vyase nutrM,

To be very thirsty,
'^T^ttf^;;/. Thirsty.
V prtp. in compos. Forth, for, forward;

fore off, abroad, away: (Engliah pre-,

for.
Wj adj. Displayed, unfolded^ manifest,

apparent^

irvfCT adj. Manifested, displayed ; evi-
dent, apparent- opened, expanded,

ir*2t3r?» adj. Made manifest, open or
visible.

iJ«»q t. m.* Shaking, trembling.

JTf'gn adj. Trembling violently. 9. m.
^J^«». [lently.

^wvnj^adj. Shaking, trembling vio-

^kK «. m. Aloe wood ( AgaUoohum ).

'TW^^jf. TO. An introduction, a prologue
or prelude ; a chapter, a section, a
book, a place of pausing or stop-
ping.

V^^ 8, »i, ( In grammar ) The effect of
the prefix W ( prah ) upon roots.

Mm^ s, m. The stem of a tree, the

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brnnclres ; excellence, happiness.

^^}K s. Ww Sort, kind, species ; way

mode, metht)d, manner.
^mn adj. Open, manifest, blown, ex-
panded ; famous, celebrated ; public.
adv. Openly, publicly, s, m. Sun-
shine, lustre, light; expansion,
diffusion, manifestation; the world
being equally applicable to physical
or moral subjects, as the blowing
of a flower, diffnsion of celebrity^
the publicity of an event, or the
manifestation of a truth ; publicity.
TTirmw adj. What irradiates, what
makes open or apparent, &c. s. m.

An illuminator, an expounder, an
illustrator.

i?mWT«,/. Manifestation, viaibility;
luminousness.

inHTiWr s. «. Illuminating, giving light •
making clear or manifest.

iWTwm adj. Splendid, brilliant, ra-
diant.

irtfrfWiirf;. Evident, apparent, mani-
fest, visible; published, promulgated^

ir^rnft s. m, a discoverer.

fl«fl't(»4;. Spread, abroady publishecf,
promulgated ; expanded, open. s. mi
A Chowrt, a cow^tail used as a fan ;
a chapter, a sectibn. f tion.

^wtm s.f. Fame, celebrity; declara-

''^W^ n <*^j* Declared, explained, said,'
revealed ; celebrated, renowned.

H^ftadj^ Enraged, incensetl.

inWf adj. Made, completed, accom^
plished.

^9ir^ e. f. Nature * in philosophy, tha
passive or material cause of the
world, as opposed* to the active or
spiritual ; and in mythology, a god- ^
dess, the personified will of i}fft^ *'

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Sapr<^e ifi tiie creaiidb; identified
•with Maya or iUnsion, and in an
especial manner the prototype of the
female sex ; in 9ome eysfeems Pra-
Jcriti is considered the same with &e
Snpreme Being ; the nataral state
or condition of any thing ; « form of
metre^ consisting of a stanzaof fonr
lines, ea<ih line containing twenty-
ayllables. ( In anatomy ), Tempera-
ment the predominance of one of
the humonre at the time of gener-
ation. •

irurftnnc^r a4j. Volatile, fickle.

ifSfirar adj, Hataral, gennine, nnrnix-
ed ; inherent, innate.,

lYfpp adj. Chief, principal, pre-eminent.

if9S^l!r B. m, ErainencCi superiority.

y^M s. m. Irritation, provocation,
enraging.

ipjftijir «. m. Irritating, provoking.

irtftPm ad}. Irritated, provoked.

mw «. tn. Proceeding, going ; leisnre,
opportunity.

ilfli^ f./. Bearing royal insignia.

V[im^ 8. m. Cleaning, washing, n

TTWrftin adj. Washed, cleansed.

irf^ adj. Thrown, cast, hnrled.

IBT^ (»dj. Decayed, wasting*

UW^ adj. Very hot or acrid.,

Tmifi adj. Oelehratedy famous, mote-
nous.

wm\^ *• /• Publicity, notoriety ;
praise, eulogium, fame*

1HW adj. Obvious, notorious, public,
ieeued out, apparent^ manifest^
visible. [festation.

J(fSX(\ ^/. Visibility, publicity, mani-

imznj e. n, To issue forth, to become
manifest, to appear.

im^PI 8. m. Progress, advance.

Wi|«>f adj. Bold, confident ; prompt,

re<i(ly, resolute ; eaoigetic ; nUowg^

able*
H^KWirr s.f. Bnergy, resolution ; conlUr

dence, boldness; power, eminence.
mvs adj. Much, excessive ; hard, dtfli-

cult ; hard, finn. s. m. Pain, priva-^

tion, penance.
^it^^ 8, in» Protection, preservation,

salvation.
nm^m 8, m. Taking, fliesing, assuming.,
M^z adj. Obvious, notorious, public,

isfued out, apparent, manifest^

visible.
Tf^ 8. J. A«*mould rn which silver or

gold is east previous to working it ;

apparency, clearness.
i(W^ 8. m. ▲ sert of bean ( Vhmtolut

munyo ),
'^wm adj. Excessively hot or huming ;

intolerable, insupportable ; wrathful,

passionate ; violent, strong. 8. m. A.

eert of Nerium with white flowers
"Ww^^jftT 8. m. A tree (Tapia iraiapa).
HWftn adj. Pursued, practised ( as am

art or buiin€88 ).
^fW«?l a^. Prevailing, circulating,

beipg customary or cu<rrent ; beiag

recognised ( as anthoi-ity or law, 4rc. )
T»W5iw^. IB. Circulating, being eustom-

ary or current.
U^ftre adj^ Current, customary, circu-
lating 4 recognised, received {as om-

tkarity "Or law, ^.- )
^Wr< s. fM. Custom, usage ; conduct ;

currency ; appearance, manifestation*
irf^ 8.m» A species or metre.
Vmx •d). Mncli, many,
ir^ 8. wi. A yellow fragrant wood.
HWt^ «. m, Sajing, enjoining, pye-

Bcribing ; a rule or law ; sending,

directing.
ii^tft[?T^ij. Prescribed, directed • seni.

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( Svlanum jacquini ). fing,

^rmm *./. Aakfng, addwssingi invH-

nit^ #, m. A wrapper, a cover.

i»it«l ($dj. Covered, clotbed ; tmafvoired,
disgaised^; prfvAte, concealed, secret.
#. m. Prfvate door wftWn a Bouse ; a
latticev a loop-bole ; private door.

V^w adj. Fallen from, deviated f^rom.

Wr «./. Progeny, offspring; people,
subjects ; a aabject, tanant, renter.

ir«riw 8. TO. The duty of children or
of snbj ects.

V^rr^fir «. m. & name of Brahma ; the
epithet common to ten divine per-
sonages, who were first created by
Brahma ; some authoriUes maKe them
only seven in nnmbcr ; others reduce
them to three ; and others nu&e
them twenty-one ; king, sovereign,
lord of fiubjeots, prince ; father;
son-in-law, danghter^s hnsband ;
potter.

irwf^sr 0^^ F'avonitcble or godd f^^
children or subjects, &c^, kind of
t^em, nsefbl to them, &c.

l4hrw s. m. Livelihood, snbsiistence,

irv ^dj. Wfse, learned.

iniT 0. /. A clever or sensibltf woman ;
ntidersianifing, wisdom, knowledge.

mm adj. Known, nnderstood; famous,
notorfons.

mm adj. Wi^, letoied". 9-. to» Know-
ledge, wFsdom.

mwr^ adj. Wise, fntelligenti

WV^fliiT adj. Blazing, radiant.

ini «• m. Pk-omise, agreement, vow,
resolution.

inrfh «./. Salutation, reverence, obei-
ealnce, courtesy,

if^n s, m. Affection, friendly or fond
Tegard ; ac(iiiaintance ^ asking, beg-

ging ; affectionate solicitation ; fihaF
emancipation or beatitude ; trust, -
confidence ; reverence, obeisance,
inr^ft adj. Affectionate, kind ; inti-
mate, familiar, i. m. A' husband or
lover.

irw^ 1^ B, m. The mystical name of
inr^ J the deity, or syllable Om.

irwnr s. m. A disease of the ear, a
noise or buzzing in the ear from
thiokening of the membranes, &e.

iTWTvr 9. m. Respectful or reverential
satutation, addressed especially to-
a Bfahman or deity.

9. m. V An issue from a pond, a

TT^Ht i./. J drain, a gutter) »«
water-course, a conduit.

Trwm a. TO. Loss, destraetion»

vnvf^adj. Destroying^

irfw^TW 8i TOT; Great effort, stress,,
energy; profound religious medi-
tation ; access, entrance.

Wftminr s. m. Saluting, bowing or*
doing homage to.

qif^rtrnt «. to. Salutation^ reverenpe^
obeisance.

Tt^adj» Resolute*

inwr #. TO. One of the seven principal'
divisions of the lower regions.

TtlflT 8, TO. A disease, fainting, epilepsy*

HWr 8. TO. Majesty, dignity^ glory* ^^^
possession of rank and power, the-
high spirit arising from the posses*
sion of these ; spirit, energy ; splen-
dour, brilliancy.

Trrnim 8. TO. A hell.

Tff(m^\\adj. Majestic, glorious, potent.

inn^l^ «. m. A species of gigantia
Asdepias with white flowers.

Wfirft adj. Shining, splendid ; digni-
fied, powerful; glorious, potent* .

inflow 8* TO. A cheat.

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VfT^^ s. rru } Fraud, cheating, de-
mn^W s.f. J ceit, ovei-wacliing,

trick.

iniTPcif a(fj* Cheated, deoeired, tricked.

wTflprep. Again, against^ back agatn,
for, in exchange, inste&d^ eacb.

irftv^ftr 8. m. RetaUatien^ lec^uitaT ;
lemedy, redress.

irRf^K B, m, Bevenge, retalfation ;
remedjriDg, counteracting.
, Wftfg adj. Country, adrerte, ctoss
grained^ reverse, inverted ; contra^
dictory, cross, perverse .

wfilf^m *; /. Opposition, hostility.

irfirfiW? *. /. Return^ requital, retalia-
tion ; remedying, counter acting.

wfip^ adi^. Momentarily, every mo-
ment.

wfinWR «<j^*. Echoing, reverberating.

WfiKPf s. m. Proper donation to Brdh-
numg, whatever is a fit present ta a
Brdhman at suitable periods ^ the
^ acceptance of sucb a gift.

IrfilWIW 8. m. A return blow, repulse,
rebound ; warding oflT a blow ; pre-
Tenting, prohibiting.

WfifWUfw ». m. Killing, alanghter.

Iffinnift «^. Repelling; repulsing ;
hostile, opposed to.

irfif(^«^«l 8^ wt. Thinking repeatedly^
oonsiderrhg, meditating upon.

irfwin^ 5. /. An image, a statue, a
bas-relief, a picture.

WfiiftiWT »./. The uvula, or soft palate.

irfinftw 8, m. Resuscitation.

irRrVT *. /. Promise, agreement, en-
gagement, assent; ailmission, lie-
knowledgement. {In logic) ,The pro-
position, the assertion to be proved.

irRniTH »«f/. Promised,^ agreed ; ad-
mitted, acknowledged ; propounded,

. ^ Asserted.

wf^wnv^ ». m. A bond, a writtcit

tract.
-VffBmm a. m. A kind of air or melody*
wfil?5iw r. wk The return or redelivery
ef a deposit ; barter, exchange \ giv-
ing back or in return for.
wftfipf ^d^' I>ay by day, every day.
Trfcft[W (id^>. Every where, vi\ around.
wfif«rftr 8, /. "I Echo, an eeho, eiter«*-
wfii«li«T «. »4. f ed or repeated sound,.
wftlT^ s,m. V resonance.
Trr«ftfH ». m. A resemblance of a real
form, an image, a statue, a picture,.
<&. ,* a surety ; a substitute.
wtWifW adv. By night, every night,
wfirn! \ i. f. The first day of a funar
wfwVTOr J fortnight, the first of the
HK)on's increase or wane ; nmky een-
^ sequence,
gfiwff^ 8. /. Fame, reputation; know-
ledge, determmation, ascertainm«it»
Wfil^ (tdj. or <8dix. Step by step, at
each step J continually, every mo-
ment,
wfiiiw adj. Known, understood, «fliefl»-

tained, determined,
wfim^if s. w». Gift, donafioft; aecer-
taining, determining, rendering dear
or intelligible^
wRwrefH <idj, WTie or what protects
or defende. s. m. A king ; a protec-
tor, a cberisher, a patron.
Trft^««r 8, TO. Protecting, defending,
cherishing, patronisingp, protection,
Ibstering, rearing, breeding.
wfiwrT^V i>. a. To preserve, to keep» to

chensh.
wfn^^'r ad^. Every man, man by man.
Trf?i^«ir *. m^ A reverer, one who does

homage,
wfw^n 8, m. Exchange of. civilities,
mutual obeisance or reverence; ofier-
ing homage or respect.

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ii;^ir^ s. m. Ff Mopi for an aci wfaioh

under other circumstances is bidden.
vHitim 8. m. Betorny lequital, reialia^
. tion.

vfTtW^ «\ m. Obstacle, hnpediment.
-llf^9^€ adj. Impeoding) obstracting^

an obstracter or opposer. g. m. An

impediment.
Tl%f^ 8. m. An image or picture ;

the reflection. of an image or figmre

from a mirror.
Jrf^^^ adj. Formidable, feaifnl, fright-

fnl. ». m. Fear.
wfinTT 8. /. Understanding, intell^t,

espeeiallyi as ol>enhig or expanding ;

sharpness, brilliancy of conception ;

light, splendour. »

vfimn 8. m. Corresponding character

or disposition.
irSifHir <8df. Separated, divided^
irRnv 8. m. A snretj.
nfim^PI 8. m, Piercingi cutting, pene^

trating ; separating, dividittg«
vfinvr #• /• A resemblance, a fignr^ an

image» a likeness, a picture ; an idol,

a statue.
irfHinT «. fn. Resemblance, an imager

a picture.
irfH^m adi>^ Every month, monthly*
irra^fliT 8. /. A kind of rat.
TfH^ 8. m. Opposition, contradiction,

controversy ; co-operation, an asso-
. ciation.
irfNtOm 8. /. Mutual co-operatien ;

opposition.
irRi^^t s. m. An opponent ; a partner,

an associate.
v(iw^^*. Wc Preserving,
irfiwm «. m. Every night.
Bfif^ 8. m. A picture, an image> the

eomiteiirpartof any real form,
nfil^t^ ^« «• Opiposition, impediment...

W&fWt r '• ^' ^ ^^*®^' aTobber.

irfiliw s. m. Censure, reviling, abuse.

irfiwftf a4;. Left, not tight ; reverse,
inverted ; law, vile, base, depraved.

irfil^T *. w» A reply., an answer, a
rejoinder ; an echo.

Tlfil^m 9. m. A reply, an answer.

TTfiwi^ 8. /I An answer^ a reply.

¥ftf^Ps *•/. An. answer ; a rejoinder.

irRi^irft 8. m* A defendant, a respon-^^
dent. [ ing,

irft^ld adj. A neighbour, neighbouc-

irftft^ *. m. A resemblance or coun-
terpart of real forms, as a picture, an
image, a shadow, &e.

wfiifiiiT «./. A plant ( B8tula ).

TrftiwiPT *. /. Constant fear or doubts

¥ftwa./. C^itanrh.

irfirPl^ adj. Forbidden, prohibited.

irft^vr 8, m. Prohibition, forbidding^
exception, contradiction.

irRfw adj. Famous.

wfiiVT 8. /. Fame, celebrity ; a form, of
metre, consisting of a stanza of four
lines, of four syllables each ; con-
secration of a monument erected in
hono«rr of a deity, or of the image of
a deity ; endowment of a temple^
portioning or marrying a daughter.

1K^^\^ 8, m. Site^ situation ; the capi-
tal of the early kings of the lunar
dynasty, opposite to AlUhabad i the
capital of Sitliwihan, m tho^ Dakhin.

wfiifinr adj. Fiamous, celebrated f con*
seorated -, endowed, portioned ; plac^
ed, situated ; established, fixed.

Wf^^% ,8. m» Cicatriaing or healingi as
a sore ; a form of magic or incanla-

. tion. ; a string Worn rouna the Jumtl
at nuptiak.

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1rfif«^ B. m. The portion of a Pi»fa»^
whicd treats of the defltrnction and
renoration of t&e world ; secondary
ereation, or the creatidn of the world
by the agency of Brd/bw, and other
divine behigs as the i^^ts of one
Sapreme Being.

wRifwf «./. Emulation, rivalry, tho
wish or effort to excel or overcome.

wf^i^T^ adj. Envions emnlonfr, a rival ;
refractory, rebellions^

Wfiww 8. m. Catarrh.

irf^TfW adj. Ksappointed ; oppose*,
obstructed ; fallen, overthrown.

wfinfSr*./. Disappointment.

W^TW f'tn. A. shrub CSertnm odorrgiri).

irfliWw «./. Retaliation, revenge.

Wlfi* flk§. Contrary, adverse ; inverted^
reversed, against the natural order
or state. ». m. A limb, a member ; a
part, a portion.

ir4)WPC 8. m. Revenge, retaliation ;
obviating, correcting ; remedying,
adminrstering medicines.

mft^nr adj. Expecting ; looking at.

mlh^ 8. m. Looking to or at, consi-
dering, referring to ; respecting ;
expecting, waiting for.

ir^Nrr «./. Reference, regard to, con-
sideration, looking to or at ; hope,
expectation.

T^fhH adj. Expecting, looking or
waiting for.

irft^ B.f. The west quarter.

^U^ \ adj. Wes<^ w^stewi.

in?hr ofj. Famous, colebrated, vsnown-
ed ; known. a./» Faith, confidence,
tmst. ^ratit kitma, To exosdno ; to
bdieve ; io tr«st»

ir<f^fii^*A Knowledgoytmdefstaiidjilg;
fame, notoriety.

*rfWwm (Mdj. B;0B% beHeted or tnt9l«9,

W^K «. 99k A shore or bank^

W*lfT«r 8^ m. Galoining^ or fiuxmg^
metals ; throwing one siAstance intcK
another to alter its form or state f
afdding «ky thirtg to a medicine dur-
ing or after deooctfon ; a public dan-
ger or calamity, as a plague, &o.

iririft 8, f. Pain shooting from the rec-
lUtti along the bowels.

TT^m^ I $,/. A pTrtit ( Aehifrait^
WWfflr J the8 aspera ).

ifmm^$.f. Aplantoommottlycallecr

I>«fi<t* : a plant ( 3ahiid» cucuOatia V
-Kmm Qdj. PeroeptiWey percwvable^

presewiy cogoiaabb by any of the or-
gans of sense^ fness.
Ttmm^m ^ «fc. A witness, an %fo^mi^
W^Winrrw «. m. Ocular or v^ble prooK
im^ qdj. Soeia^, perceiin^g, oott^

sciousness of what is peitjeptfble.
W^Wterw adj. Maniffested, dcspbyed^

made present or visible.
W^^rr r.m. A« organ of^ pereeptTiWj;

«rfi>. On the body, or the I&nbff

severally.
twwww: adu. Vttxt in succession.
"Waw Pdj. Bordering, skirting, conti-

guouH. 8. m. Hie countoy of the

Ml8chchhu8 or savages.
wmfs.m. Thmi, faith, beBef, conft*

dtece; knowledge, apprehension ;

an affix to roots and words' formSig

derivatives and inflectidns.
■R«irftw adj. Trusted, confidential.
ir«r4V adj. Trusting, believing, hav{n|^

faith in.
iviv^nr 9. m. Disappearance, eiihor of

what exist,
irmini 8. m. Red chalk.
'^m%^^ 8. m. adt. Dayby day, every day.
ir«nf^#i^ BernQTod, sot asMb^bi-

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' formed^ apprked 4 Warned^ c^fccilion*

^^tn 8. m. Informatioxi^ apprising^
iaformiiigy warning, <)autioa ; hatt^
venly anannciottion or declaration,

^"imr «•/• Hope, expeoiation, desire
Tmiift adj, H^piag^ Qi^p^ting,
'5'wmf^ * w, ( 7i^ gvanmar) Combi-
nation of two or mpre letteref of the
alphabet to form a class of letters.

Hijfii? B^f^ Answer, reply.

ir«f y^a.m. A rejoinder,, a reply tp an

ansT^er, sqi answer.
H^^m 0. m. Rising from a seat, as a

mark of respect.
TTi^T^'nr adj, Reprpduced,^ regenerated ;

( in arithmetic ) maltipli^. a, m,

Mnltip]ic^tion ; the product of a sum,
in multiplication.

^mipnif 8. m. Rising from a seat as a
mark of respect, &c. ; going forth or
outy going to meet any ono, &c.

IW^^VFC «• m. Requital of aid or assis-
tance, mutual assistance.

Tr« ^^nft adj. Requiting a favour or
kindness.

rum ^ 8^ 171. The morning, dawn, day-
break, [a time.

laf^ ad9. Singly, one by one, one at

llW«r adj. First, prior, before, initial j
chief, principal.

"RVl^fW 8. m. Tho first or lowest de-
gree of fine or punishment.

^nflB.f, Custom, manner.

irffRT 8, /• Fame, celebrated ; made
known, declared.

irfwfif t./. Celebrity, notoriety.

inrv 8. m. The young of any animal.

llR[if^ (k(;. Reverential salutation, by
circumambutating a person or object/
keeping the right aide towards th^m^

n^ 8, m, A disease of w<^man
{Afencirrhagia).

n^mms. m. A teacher, ui expounder;

a prophet
iwniw 84 m. Shewing; explaining gener^

ally, not exclusively ; explaining or

specifying ; porphecying.

ir^fwii adj. Mentioned, specified j shewn :

prophecied.
ir^pr*. m. A gift donation,

irf^^ } 8. f. Intermediate, point of

"W^ 5 the compass, or half quarter,
as north-east, south-west, &c.

T??pTr 8. m. A lamp.

Tl^Vqw 8. m. A sort of mineral poison,
of a red colour, and caustic opera-
tion. '

Tltir «. w. A place in general, a coun-
try, a diatmit, <&o. ^ ^». Ibre eomi-^^
try, abroad.

T?t^ 8. m. Unguent^ unction/

TT^W *. m. Evening, the first part of
the night, fault, offence, defect,
transgression.

"nm s. m. Nature, the natural state
of any thing, or the cauiie of the
material world ; the Supreme God -
chief, principal, the first companion
of a king, his minister, his eunuch,
or confident. &o. ; a president,
courtier, noble leader, chief, minister
or counsellor of state.

TWiWirr i.f. Excellence, superiority,
supremacy.

inrrii^iinis./. Semen virile.

iniTW^ «. m. Prime minister.

W^rfl^fT adj, Bminent, illustrious.

■Ra^ 8. m. Destruction, loss.

l|]Bf# 4Mdj. Destroying, annihilating.

xfnrn 9. m* SalutatioBy bow, obeisance.

iPfT^ «. f», I A wat«r- course a canal ;
wifNt 8.f. ) a gutter^ a drain, a

conduit.

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8. m. Opposition ; deluftioD» d«*
ceit, trick, or fraad, impoution,
treachery^ artifice ; prolixity, €opi-
oueness, in style or composition ;
error, illasion.

fmfmn <»4;. Erring, mistaken ; tricked,
deceived, beguiled • declared fnlly,
explained^ treated^ at length.

^t(4t adj. Insidious, fraudulent, artful.

snr^TiHr «• ni. Flight, running away.

inniifii«r <»dj. Routed, defeated.

in|«nit s.m. A fugitiye, one who de-
serts his cause.

nfgai»ii i. m. A partemal great grand-
father, [mother.

ilRnim<t »./. A paternal great grand* -

irs^^ «• tn. A sort of Caaeia (C. tora),

irjVT 8. f. A sort grass ( Hedystntm

iTffw i. /. A prickly nightshade (Sd--
anum Jacquini )•

mflW^V 8* m. A small herbaceous
plant, used in medicine, and as ' a
perfume, commonly called Punder^ ;
in medicine it forms the basis of
applications to ulcers and bad eyes.

lhft«r 8. TO. A great grandson,
mftift «./. A great grand daughter,
in^ir adj. Blown, as a flower ; smiling ;

glad, pleased ; shining.
RMji^^^ <*dj. Having full or sparkling

eyes.
iniiVlf«r adj. Having a checrfnl or

smiling coun ten once, looking gay or

happy.
* mjffW adj. Blooming, in blossom ;

gay, lively, cheerful.

Wf^ 8* m. Continuous application or
action, continuance, nnintemipted-
ness ; a connected discussion, or
narrative; a kind of song ; style,
composition {of a discourse ).

unnmrnm 8. A A feigned story, a work
of imagination, whether founded in
fact of not.

irfV a4f. Strong, powerful, predomin-
ant prevalent, violent.

"WKl^ 8.tn* Coral.

mm 8, m. Travelling, jouraey, jour-
neying, sojoumhog in a foreign
country, abroad.

inn4\^»m. A traveller.

WfTT 8. m. Stream, flood, flow, current
tide ; breadth of a river.

infl^ c^dj. Skilful, intelligent, accom-
plished, knowing, clever.

ir4Nm 8. /. Skill, accomplishment,
cleverness, knowledge.

Wlf adj. Wise, learned.

11^ 8. m. Entrance, admittance, access.

wtrft t^dj. Penetrating.

Wftv 8. m. Vigilance, wakefulness,
active or yigilant state of being;
intellect, understanding ; knowledge,
wisdom ; sense, consciousness ,- de-
monstration, consolation, persuasion;
awaking, either, from ignorance or
sleep.

WftV*! 8. m. Awakening, arousing, ex-
citing, reviving ; instructing ; per-
suation, persuading, production of
conviction.

irftflliT «. /. A species of the Ulijagdti
metre.

Tfm adj. Bom, produce ; superior,
powerful ; the operative cause, or
immediate origin of being, as the
father or mother, &c.

TPTis./. Light, radiance, splendour.

W^rni^ 84 f»» The sun ; the moon.

If H\4iz 8. f. The fire-fly.

mrm^ s, m. A tree (fftfperanthm'a mo-

wwm 8. m. Morning, dawn, day-break.

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mnA adj^ Sung in a tnn« ( or rugini )
pecnliar to the morning,

WHpr «. m. Light, radiance^ shining.

irHi^ «. w. Miyesty, dignity^ magnani-
mi^, liigh spirit ; power, strength,
influence ^ spirit.

VHIM «• m. A place of pilgrimage, in
the west of India.

ip^^rm Birong, able; always, eter-
nal; a superior, an owner, a proprie-
tor, a master or mistress, <&c. $, m,
A master, a lord, principal.

ir^f s. / Greatness, power, govern-
meat, suiwemacy, lordship or sover-
eignty, superiority, influence,

W^mfi adf. Faithful, devoted.

TTlfe s. /, Manner, kind ^ etcetera,

others, rest, remainder ( in common-
tion ) .

H^ s. m. Kind, sort, difiference.

V^V adj, Immeraed, drowned.

TT«l^r s. /. Yellow myrobalan ( Termi-
nals chebula ).

'RUCTTW^ s, m. Hell, or abode of pain.

H^^ adj. Mad, intoxicated, figura-
tively with passion or literally witl^
liquor; impassioned, s* m. Joy,
pleasure, delight, rapture*

T(H^ 8, /*. A woman, a handsome
woman.

ir»?T«./. True knowledge, or knowledge
exempt from all error ; conscious-
ness, perception,

H^n^ s. m. Cause, motive ; limit ; proof.,
testimony, authority^ verification,
attestation ; instance, example ;
measure, quantity ; detail ; a scrip-
ture, a work of sacred authority.
adj. Authentic, actual, substantial,
real, approved of, admissible, agree-
able, acceptable. Praman charhna,
T« rise to a high rank.

h3'

TmJWiVf fi, m. An umpire, an arbitra-
tor, a judge.

TWT^THT^ 9. TO. W«nt or absence of
proof or authority.

TlirrPW adj. Proper, creditable ; rever-
end. 8. m. Chairman of an assembly.

TOlftwiT S'/. A species of the Antish-
tuhh metre.

WHT^^^'^r 8, m. Establishing or admit-
ting as authority or proof.

'^IT^IT 8. m. A maternal great grand-
father, [mother.

'iWRT'i^ «./. A maternal groat grand-

^<iT^ 8. m. Inadvertence, carelessness,
error, inaccuracy.

imi^ adj. Heedless careless^ indiffer-
ent, incautious, inconsiderate, unre-
flecting,

Hf^ adj Known, understood, estab-
lished, proved ; measured,

Hfflqi^^ 8^ /. A species of the Jagati
metre.

^9^ adj, Chief, principal ; best, most
excellent ; first. 8. m, A chief, a
sage, any respectable man ; a tree
used for dyeing ( Rot{leria tinctoria )<

^i^sr ^, w. Superiority, predominance.'

TTW I ««(/• l^leased, glad, content,
TT^f^ 5 happy.

I TT^ 8, m. Urinary affection, as change

in the colour, quantity, or consistence

of the urine; twenty-one varieties

are enumerated, including diabetes,

gonorrhoea, &c.

Tf^lim 8. m. Liberating, setting free.

Tnf^^^«./- A sort of cucumber.

V[^^^ 8. m. Pleasure, happiness, delight,

IT^ftfH adj. Happy, delighted.

Tf^fi adj, Happy, delighted ; delight-
ing, making happy.

TTHtT 8, ni. Fascination ; fain^ing^ in-
sensibility.

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^

irm $. m. Continued and pergevering

effort, exertion ; act, action ; ( in

logic ) active effort of three kmds,

' engaging in any act, prosecnting it,

and completing it ^ cantion, caro*

Jf^n^tidj. Active, zealous, enterpris-
ing, assidous, persevering.

"4r2?T'F i*. m. Sacrifice, obligation 4 a cele-
brated place of pilgrimage, the con-
fluence of the Ganges -and -Jumncty
Tfith tlie supposed subterraneous
addition of the Sara&wcUi^ the mo-
dern AUahahad, The term in com-
position is applied to many places of
reputed sanctity, situated at tlie con-
fluence of two rivers, as Devpraf/ag,
Rudra-j^rayagy ^ama-prayag^ and
manda-prayag in the Hindu moun-
tains, which* with Fray&g er Allaha-
'hddf constitute the five principal
places so termed, and where^ivorship
is deemed peculiarly efficacious. Alia
habc$dh one of the places where
Brahma is supposed to have consum-
mated ten Aswamedhs or sacrifiices
•of the horse, iu commemoration of
his recovery of the four Veds from
Sanhhasur.

1f^}^ 8. m. Going forth or to a distance ;
departure ; death ; march of an as-
sailing force, attack, invasion,

irimf^« e. m. Time of departure ;
death.

ir?n^ «. m^ Trouble, labour, fatigue;
desire for or pursuit of any object.

vgnf ad^. Endowed with, possessing as
an attribute, &c. ; associated or con-
nected with, compact, dosely unite<).

irqt^ s. m. Occasion, cause, motive, ob-
ject, consequence, result; device,
contrivance ; example, comparison ;
act^ action.

"ff^Wt adj. Having some object in rie^^
calculated for some particular pur-
pose.

Tr4Yw(r adj. Who or what causes or in-
duces any act ; who or what deputes
or appoints. 5. to. A. founder, or ins-
titntor of any ceremony ; « Inw-girer
a legislator.

TT^V^T'T 9, m. Cause, occasion ,• moHvc,
origin ; purpose, object, intention, de-
sign ; use, exigence.

¥ qt^^ft adj. Necessary, requisite.

wSt^i'lT'l adj. Designing, purposing,

TT^^^. 7)1. Capital, principal; a ser-
vant, a slave.

ira?r *. vt^ The end of a Kalp^ or des-
truction of the world ,• death, dying,
loss, destruction, dissolution, annihi-
lation ; fainting, syncope, loss of
sense or conciousness. »./. A gener-
al destruction, such as at the flood
or resurrection ; ( mti ) , vexation^
fatigue, oppression, langour, disgustw

TT^ii'^ 8. wi. Unmeaning or incoherent
speech • discourse,*coversation.

Tr%^* adj. Who or what anoints,
smears, &c.

TT^T^ s. wi. Rolling on the grouad,
heaving, tossing { ns of the ocean (.

^^fej adj. Rolling, heaving, tossing.

T^^f s, m, .Desire, cupidity.

iT^HI «. w. Allurement, inducement;
attraction, attracting, seducing.

ifv^ 8,m, Offspring, descendants ; fami-
ly, race, kindred, [metre,

ir^T^f^fr Jf. w. A species of the Ashii

Tr««TT 5, m. Engaged in undertaking :
excitement, stimulus.

^^i^^i aclj. Inciting, stimulating, induc-
ing, who or what sets in action, s. »».
The orginal instigator of any aet,
the author, the principal.

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W%W 3, m. Going abroad^ sojowning^
in a foreign? coiwitrjr.

•fffv ». w. One of the seven Vai/us or
winds.

TRf^^ s. w. FroBibitioir, objection-, op-
position.

Wfi^ 5. m. A temporaiy or foreign resi-
dence, a habitation away from home.

rrrmn «<?/. Dwelling or being abi-oad,
or a^ent.

UHTflw «. m. Dwelling abroad, sojourn-
in<r, lodging ; exile.

wtnjt (*dj. A traveller, a sojonrner,
one living away from borne.

xrvx 9. m. Stream, current, flow, conti-
nnons passage.

TprifV^ *./. Diarrhoea.

TffkwiTw^'f' Celebrity, reputation

nfk^rm adj. Partitioned, divided, sepa-
rated, shared.

irf%iTTT s. »». Division, a part.

iffar^ s. m. A yellow fragrant wood.

Tlf^ adj. Entered, gone, in or into ;
entered upon ( ca an af^ir ), en-
gaged in.

Trftm*adj. Skilful, clever, conversant.

V^JNirr «./. Proficiency, skill.

irltr a^. Best, ntest excellent. ^. m.
A hero, a warrior ; a chief, a person
of rank or distinction.

if^yfadj. Fixed, settled, determined,
' done ; engaged in, undertaking,
occupied.

"Vf^fw #. /. Activity, occnpatibn, active
life, as oppofled to contemplative de-
votion ; prosecution, perseverance;
addiction to, predilection for, tid-
ings, intelligence ; continuous flow,
stream, current ; Ou/ein orany holy
place ; ( in anthmeUc ) the multi-
. plier,
^nn d^ m. Foreseeing^

THftPT

rtf^jf adj. Foreseen,, anticipated.
^?t^?j adj. Foreseeing, anticipating;
tAz 8. m. Barley.
^^f^ 8. /. The hair twisted, and unde-

corated, as worn by woman in the
^ absence of their husbands.
"RWt «. /. Unorn amen ted hair.
V^m $, m, Ihe yellow vaiiety of kidney

bean,
utii 5. m. Entrance.
if^Wm adj. Who or what enters. «. m.

An entry.
irShfW 8. m. The entrance to a house ;

entering, entrance.

\ 8. m. Praising, eulogising,

s. /. Praise, eulogium.

iTii^i?t^ adj. To be praised, praise-
worthy.,

vn^T 8. /. Praise, applause, flattery^
commendation.

irt^ adj. Praised, eulogised.

mffiTT 8. m. Killing, slaughter';, pacify
ing, tranquillising.

imm adj. Happy, well, right • good^
excellent, best^

TiHftr «. /. Excellence, eminence ;
eulogy.

nni^ <^dj. Calmed, calm, tranquil lised.

TrnWH^in adj. Peaceful, calm, com-
posed.

umfwr «. /. Calm, quiet, tranquilFity^,
moral or physical.

inniBW 8. m. Giiverning. ruling.

inr «. m. A question, a demand, an
inquary.

VSiff\ «. /. A riddle, an enigma, an
intricate or enigmatical question.

xri\' 8' A -A.n aquatic plant {Pistia
8tralioite8 ).

XfZ\ adj. Asking, demanding, an aaker
or questioner^

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j^ adjf A leader, a conduetor, one
Mfho goes first or before ; prior, pre-
ceding ; chiefy principal, best,

ir«t 8. /. The wife of a leader or chief.
msm adj. Eternal, constant, conti-
nnal ; obtained, gained, attained^
attached to, devoted to ( person or
thing )f engaged in. culv. Contintially,
incessantly, eternally.

imfiir 8. f. Adherence or attachment to.

TT^V 8. m. Introduction, insertion ;
association, connexion.

TTfm ddj. Pleased, rejoiced, del'ghted ;
complacent, gracious, favouraHe,
kind. Trasiinna karna, To please.
Vrasanna hon<»y To be pleased with,
to like.

TTWm s /. Favour, kindness, being
pleased with.

irmilfV y okdr Ajarreeable looking,

W^ir^W^ J smiling, looking pleased.

ITHf 8. m. Bringing forth, bearing ( as

young ) ; birth, production.
Tf^-m 8. m. A tree commonly called

Vtyn ( Bnchanania latifolta )^
VV^nadj. Bearing.
TTirw^ 8. f, A woman in labour.
iT<f4<l^y «. TO.' The foot-stalk of a leaf

or, flower.
Hirit adj. Having or bearing young.
T?^ s, m. Favour, kindness, blessing,

qrift, propitiousness. approbation ;

food that has been offered to an idol,

or of which a spiritual teacher has

partaken,
ir^rf^ (idi* Offered to idols.
i?imnr adj. Who or what accomplishes

or perfect*.
mvnt S. m. Accomplishing, effecting,
ir^itfrft s. /. A drug, commonly called

Siddhi, [done.

lT^ffi|?T «^^'. Accomplished, completed,

t s. m. Spreading, erteordiDgy

IT^T^^ ^ expanding.

TWtRct adj. Stretched,, expanded^ ex-
tended.

ir^jft adj. Spreading, expanding.

Trf€f adj. Famous,, celebrated, notort-
oas ; adorned, ernamentefl.

TT^ftf 4./. Fame, colebrity ; notoriety.

Tr€ «. m. A mother. [Bonr*

Tr€^ 8. VI. The whites, fluor albas, a^^

Tt^in f. f. A woman who has borne s
cUild, or one wlio is recently deliver-
ed.

TT^J^r -*. /. Bringing forth ( as young ^ ?
lirth, prodnctfon ; offspring, chit-
dren, a son or daughter.

TTW (tdj. Bom, produced, s.ni. A
flower, a bud, a blossom ; frnit.

TT^Wt*./. Poerperat women.

TfWX 8. m. A stone or rock ; a jeweT^
a precious stone.

ITVT? s* m. Opportunity, occasfon,
season ; occasional or introductory^
euTogiura. [tion..

TH^TW^T *./. Commencement, introduc-

iT^TffW adj. Suited to the oecaston,
appropriate, seasonable.

ii^?T adj. Said, declared ; praised,
panegyrised ; accomplished, done.

TTfEf adj. Expanding, spread. «. m. A
measure of quantity, forty-eight
double handfuls ; table-land on t^e
top of ft mountain.

11^7^ s. m. A sort of TuUu or Basil
with small leaves.

TT^T^ 8. m. Going forth, proceeding,
departing; march of an assailant ;
march.

q^fqn* s. m. Sending away \ appoint-
ment on an enbassy.

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HT^I

HJ^nfim adj. Sent, despatched. I

iTO^ a^ij. Blown, expanded.
wmUls./. Forge tfalness, forgetting.
tmm ^. wi. Urine.
jnfx *. m. A watch, an eighth pwi

of the day, or a dmsion of time con-

sieting of eight ^<fri>, or about

three hours.
irtgtMmft*! s.f> A species of the Sdr-

Itari metre.
jft^ 1 s.m. A watchman, a hell-
ir^f^cirr > man, a sentinel.
W^Pr^'t 9./. A species of the AiijctgtHi

metre,
irxfw adj. Delighted, very happy.
W^^n adj. Laughing, laughing heartily.
IT^W 8' m. Loud, vicAent or hearty

laughter ; mirth, merriment • sar<

casm, satire ; reproof, ridicule, irony,
irt^^ 9. A Arabian jasmine.
i^ns.m. Striking, wounding, killing;

a blow, a stroke.
K%\f{ 8. m. A striker, smiter, destroy-
r er, debaser, humbler.
iTf 19 8, m. Loud laughter.
m^ i»df' Laughing aloud ; divertmg,

causing laughter.
ir%^«T 5./. An enigma, a riddle, a
, puzzling or enigmatical question.
Wt^ <idj. Pleased, delighted,
mn^ «. w». Pleasure, joy, happmess ;

the name of Hirwfokska's pious son

and regent of one division of Polo/.
inrtfer<w&. Rejoiced, delighted.
mm adv. Before, prior, preceding, in

place or time ; east, eastern ; at

dawn, early in the morning,
mil^ 8. w. An incloturo, a fence, a

rampart^ particularly a surrounding

wall, Ac., elevated on a mound of

earth.
mfPUl 0dj, Low, common, vulgar,

thence especially applicable to a
provincial and peculiar dialect of the
Sanskrit language ; natural ; belong-
ing to or derived from the philo-
sophical Trakritif illusory, material.
&c. 9. m. Any dialect not Souiskrit^
it is especially spoken by the female
characters and the inferior peniou-
ages of plays.

UW^f^ s\ m. Common or usual feve'-^
occurring from aficctions of tho
wind, bile, and phlegm, severally,
in as many seasons, or the rains,
autumn^ and spring.

Tligpi^Qir #. ns. The total dissolution of
the world.

TTTimf^ir g. m. A natural friend or ally.

inwm *. m. Former age or time.

WrtJi^if cktj. Anterior, ancient, of a
former time.

Tfm^ adj. Old, anctttit; prior, anteri-
or, preceding, former.

imiRwir s. m. Fate> destiny; any act
formerly done.

Hl*m«iX^ «./. The eleventh of the hi-
nar asterisms.

TTIWrw i. m. Antecedent privation, the
non-existence of any thing which
may yet be« In law, the non- posses-
sion of property that may.be pos-
sessed.

in^^Hj $. m. Confidence, boldness, de-
termination ; arrogance, efirontery.

irpRn'ft adj. Going before, a precursor.

mifltfilM s. m. A country, Kamrup,
part af Assam, being the scene of
Brahma*s penance,

inn^^^« ^ Prior existence ; superiori-
ty, excellence.
Tf\Tff adj. Chief, principal. .
TfV^\% 0^^ Contrary to rectittade, de-

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▼iftt mg (rom ^te ordinary lasUiQ^ioAS
and ohservnnces.

iTpirrz^ 4f. 7». A scholm*, a pnpil^

ITT^ i*dj' /• Ifia^, eastent ; foitiiei-,
pi-ior, ancient, oid. of former times,
aDcieiit. s, /. A bcKmdary kadgey a
{eoce, a wall.

TH^ms.f. Attiiqmty-

■irf^ntiTiT s, OT. A tree {^gle wwir-
melos ). landra y,

m^ir S.f. A plant (. Cissampdos hsic^

in^*t«iT'Wr* «. ». A fruit { Flaoourtia
cataphracta ).

vr^iK s. w. A boimdary heig% a fence,
a wall, an incToanre^ a rawrpart.

TTW «'(;. Eastern, eastemlf. s, m. The
eastern cotmtry. the country sotiih
and east of the S$r9wath which ftows
ffom \h9 nortb-east to the Bondh-^
west.

irtfimar 9. m, A fwm of marriage, th*
gift of a gui reepectfully, by her
father to her lover ; a name of AUa-
hab<id or Vra^ag a sort of penaee,
eating once a day for |three cbys m
the morning, once in the night lor
three days^ subsisting three days on
given as alms^ and fasting three
food days more 4 a particular sacrifice
performed before appointiag a daugh-
ter to raise issue in default of male
heirs ; the asterism Bohini,

■PT^mwrr «./. Giving away the whole
of one's property before entering
upon the life of an ascetic or mendi-
cant.

iritr adj. Patient in investigation ;
wise, clever, sensible, s. m* A pandit^
a learned of wise man ; a akflful or
clever man.

WHW^r «. w. Learning, wisdom.

iTfnm s^m* Respect foir Uarntd men.

iriTHfT^ <n$. KespeetiBg learned meow .
iTfTrr *. A Knowledge, understanding,

TTUT \ t,f. A clever or intelligent
TTT^t J woman.

imft 8. /. Tfte wife of a Bntkmcm,

lirsf^ 9. f. Pntiiag the hand together

to the foreftead^ a mark of respect.
inrv4|« 9, m, A judge, a mai^v trate.
in# 9* m. Aif inhale^ inapiration^

breath ; air, wind ; life, vitality,

aouT ; poetical talent ^>t inspiration ;

of Brahmj the Supreme Sprit ; nr

aspivatioir in the a^culation oF

Tetters ; sweetheart, mistress. Fran-

pati, Sofirs Ferd*.
in^nr 9, m. An animid or aeniwnfp

Deing ) « pTaiirt ( CAU9 orientaUi )w
Tnvf^l^ 9, m. ABandbmng lifr, dying,^

suicide. [Ufoi

nm^^cv 9. m. Susienanoe^ suppertiQi^
in«««rnr s* m. A husband.
ifxmm 8. m, A sort of collyriiim*
wnHV 9, / Sneezing ; hielrapw
mwnfuvr 9. m. The oaremo&y ^ imt^

parting life tor an idol,
irmr^ «>./. AmeN&ciuiA plaati oem^

monly called Itiddhi.
TFnrwrv 9. m. Extreme peril or diatros^

fear of life,
m^mw adj. Lining, br^athinj^, «adoirs^

with breath or lif^
M!^m^4l«l «; mf. One of the oasea or

itn^stltureaof thesoul, the vital or

organio ease^
wm^mr B./. Sojiport of Sfe, aubais*

tence.
TTT^nq^ «./. Deatb, expenditure of life;
UlT^ilW 8. 71. A peouliiff religioua B3br

ereise $ suspending the breach.
irraOTT «. /• A ^ife» aensiclared as

equal to, or as life. [life.

HWSW 0dj, I>«airucti?«^ takiBg-%way

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Ttrw^lft aij. Mortal, ^enAly.
irmifWriv s. m« A faosband, ts lorj

over life.
vjmm s. m. Deatfj.

ill<<ilf»!l tidj. I^atal, dostmctive of lifc'^
capital ( as punishment ). s. m. Mtli-
der, assftBsmation.
■ffT'li^TKV adj. Deadly, fatal.

TrT'»rmTT S, m. Brfathing in a p«Culiar
way thtowgh iHe nostrils, daring
the mental recitation of the names
or ttttribates of some deity; It is
differently performed : tlie Vffdyas
or followera of Uic Ved close the
right nostril first with the thtimh,
and inhale breath through kh^ left,
then they close both nostrils, and
finally open the right for «xhahitfon :
the followers 6f the Tantra^- close
the left nostril first, nad exhale also
through it,

Wpft adj^ Ikying, brentbitig, harthg
life. 8^ m. An animal, a sentient or
living bei^g, an animated being*

«n^q1^ s.f. Cruelty to aaimals.

irt^«TT«r g,A A mother.

iri^Wm 8. /. Doing harm to any
Having credturc.

WT'ftf^?! (tdj. Favourable or good for
living beings,

iri%n 8, m. A hnsband, as soTei^igns
of life.

VRTin «./. A wife.

Vrc?:
irr??:?Bm

I-

$n. Early moraing, day-
break, dawn of day.

irfTn: adv. IVIoming, dawn*

irm^Jf^r'r *. m. Breakfast, the morning
meal.

irfRnrf^ ^. 7W. Acmde noun, a noun
hefore any of it>5 inflections aie form-
ed with appropriate affixes*

irr«lfsi* adj. Trusty, confidential, bwr-

ir\g faith io. .«. m. A surety.
WBff!* adj. First, ^ the first, initial,

initative.
"Wmm s, m. Firstness, priority.
W^f^ru 8. m. Ciroumamljulation.
Wtflff 8. m» Appearance, manifesta-
tion.

•Wl^ $. m. Plaoe, country.

nrrVT^ *. m. Supremacy, superiority.

irnn 8. m. Edge; border, ^nd.

TTfq^ ad;. Procuring, ennsing of obtain ;
obtainiag, who 'Or what obtains.

ITR^ Jf. m. Obtaining.

Wrf^flFjtd;. Procured.

TTTif ^dj. Obtained, gained, received
procured . fixed, placed ; proper,
right.

WfHmm mdj. Fated, destined, one whose
fated time has x3ome ; opportwt^e, in
season.

WrU^ft mdj. Enlighteied, instructed,
tibtelligeRt ; recovering, becoming
conscious ( »fler f<$inti%g ).

HWI* adj. Soceeasfal havbg gaiflfed
an object.

irnnw^^ adj. Opportune, sehsonable,
taking or finding occasion.

Tf\fn'8. f. Gain, profit, income, produce,
advaut«/c, benefit, accjniring, /jettmg,
obtaining ; improvement, success.

Tfiar adj. Attainable, o*Jainni>lo.

Trrmr s. m Power, vigour ; predomin-
ance.

W^'^ «. *. Superirtrity, |>iTeminencc.

irnnf^* adj. Exercising or proceeding
from some evidence or unthoiity,
&c. ; being, of authority, s. m. A.
president, the .chief or bond of a
trade, <S:c. A learned man, qap who
supports Jiis nrgam?jits by refejronce
to books, &c.

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irWBT «. t». Authority, proof. |

Ttmm B. m. A tree ( Zusiieia adhen<$'
ioda ). 8. m. Madness, frenzy, fury,
intoxication,
wru adj. Jiike, resembling ( uwd in
composition), s.m. Fasting to death,
as a religious or penitentiary act,
andespeciaUy after abandoning all
worldly goods, and desires 5 quan-
tity, abundance.
TTum s. m. Death, voluntary death,
irr^frr *. m. Expiation, penance.
TTRprrt^ft s. /• R'lles for penance or

expiation,
inw adj. Begun, beginning. «./. For-
tune, fate, lot, destiny, predestina-
tion, Tenture, chance,
incurs, m. Beginning.
in4« a€^. Asking, an asker, a solicitor.
Wiirni ». /. Asking, begging, petition,

prayer.
inw«N adj. To be asked or begged.
8. m. The third or Dwa^ar age of
the world.
Wtf*?r a^' Asked, begged, soUoited.
iTi^W «. /. Fortune, fate, lot, destiny,

predestination, venture, chance,
innr «. w». Barley.
ITT^^^ «• fw. Cleverness, skilfuhiess.
in? W «- 1». A veil, a wrapper, a cloak

or mantle.
TTT^ftf «. /. An inclosure, a fence, a

bound hedge;
v(\^^ 8. J. The rainy season, two

months, about July and August.
imr'TT^ 5. /. Cowach ( C<i>^j)0 ^on
pruriens ). [(ea Cadamba ).

TTIV^^ «. m. The Kadamba tree ( iVauc-
in« ^. wi. A bearded dart,
in^^ «. m. A die, dice.
Trreftre culj. Innate, inherent ; insepar-
ably connected with.

UT^^ «. m. A temple, a palace, a boiM-
ing consecrated to a deity, or iaha-
bited by a prince,
ftr^ adj. Beloved, dear, desired. $. m.
A hugband, a lover ; a sort of drug,
commonly called Riddhi,
fW* «. TO. A tree (Naudea Cd^dmtk^) \

a tree { P^ntapUra tomeniota \
fTTiWfiK adj. Kind, favourable, affectioa-
ate. doi^ig good to, or treating
kindly .
firiWH adj. Kind, friendly, a friend, a

benefactor.
flTQIl' «. m, A medicinal plant, «id per-
fi^me, described in some places as a
fragrant seed , panick seed ( PanU»m
itaUcum ).
fRKifif adj. Dearest, most leloved. •. n.
A favouiite friend, beloved, lover,
sweetheart, husband.
ftrfUKcMy. Dearer, more dear,
fff^in 5. /. Love, affection.
ftrwi<»4;. Handsome, lovely, good
looking. 9. m. A tree ( J^mmvfi
hauki)*
ftrwnw*. «». Speaking kindly,
fiir^nw adj. Beloved, affectionate,
ftr^wr;* adj. Become dew to or be-
loved by.
ftr^JHTPjVlT s, /. Amiability, becoming

beloved, the state or condition,
f^^v&9J. A creeping plant, {EeMu

ffuiescena ).
firq^T^ adj. Sweet or pleasant spokee,

flattering, a flatterer,
ftni^^ s. wi. A tree ( Mimosa «■/«**)•
fir^«* s. J. A female friend or com
.• panion, confidante.
Txfn^^n «. m. A tree bearing a fr*-

grant flower {Michelia Chamftaea)-

fmi adj. A Beloved, dear; wisUts^

sweetheart. He priyeK "^7 ^^^-

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^n

f m )

ilVft

flmmv a^. AABOBBcing good Iidiig9.

fvmv^. ». A tree, ccmmonly cftUed
Piyal (Suchttnemi^ iieUifolia )%

4tif a4f. Gr«cioiiBy kind, iiffeotiott«te ;
belored; dear to. 4. m. Pleurarey de-
Ugiit.

qtim iu/;. guperl. Dearest, most Moved.
8. m. A faTomiie, friend, beloTod
loreiv Bweetbeart, husband.

lAffi^./. Lore^ affection, regard; tlie
second of the twenty -seven astro-
Qoimcal yngk

tflfil^m «. a*. A kind of friendlj present.

Afil^n^ 8. nu A gift or token of affec-
tion, [nees.

A6l^« acTtf. Through farear or kind-

iftfll«n^ adf, Kiudy affectionate*

^^^ 8. m. Any public show or spec-
tacle^ sight.

f ^ «./. Seeing, viewing, observing.

V f«{| ac^. Seen, beheld, looked at. -
inadj. Dead, deceaeed. 8.m, A de-
parted seal, a spirit of the de»d» a
gost, goblin, asprite,.aQ.evil epirit^
fiend.

9 enf^ «. /. A female goat ; demon or

evil spkit.
i^mi 8. m. Funeral or obsequial rites,
f ?n7Y ^« m.- A cemetery, a burial

ground.
inm^ s.f. The river of hell.
1l9«ms. m. The dark half of tiie

month.
^ n A«K 8. m. The region of disembodied

spirits, in which they remain for one

yeas, or until the obsequial rites are

completed.

V ^ f • m. Love, affection, friendship,
kindness,. tender, regard. Fremrang
rmtuj 0dj. Coloured with the die of
love, strongly attached, or in love,
loving.

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^M^K d4^ Affectionate, lovinq, cont^

tanU
i'ift adj. Affectionate, lover.
^^^ «« m. Sending, directing^
ifKfi odj. Sent, directed, despatched.
^¥ adj.. Most or very dear,
WW! $. f. A wife.
fmp.p. SoW, declared.
i^\m% ^ m. Effort^ exertion ; stimulus,

incitfiment.
4)iini« 8. M. The instigator or adviser

of any act^ or, in law, of any erinni.
ifturvn s. «» Instigating, escitlngv sti*

mulating.
Aivrfffi 04/* In<<ited, instigated, sit-

mulated, encouraged,
iftw s. m. A sort of carp. ( O^fprimm

P«tMtW).

ntv^^ 8^ /. One of the constellations,
the twenty-^iztii or twenty-sevaitb,
containing stars in the wing of
Fega8ii8.

iftfVil 8. m. A family priest conductihg
ail the ceremonials and sacrifices of
a house or family.

if^^^ 5. m. Killing animals in sacrifice^
immolation of victims ; killing,
slaughter ; sprinkling with water,
&c.; a text to be repeated when
animals are offered.

iffvm adj. Sprinkled ; killed, slaugh-
tered ; offered in sacrifice. ^

fftf a4j. Full grown ^ confident, bold,
arrogant ; able, clever.

rftfms./. Strength, firmness; breadth.

rflf I i. /. A woman from thirty yCara
of age to fifty-five, ac^. Strong, firm.

^f^ s.f» Enterprise, zeal, confident or
audaelouB ex^tion ; inv^tigMiop,
controversy, discussion.
if^^ 8. m. The month Bha([rs(AHffU8t'
September ).
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t *2« >

iP^^t X. /. Full moon in Bhadr.

jm 9. tn. Waved-lc»f fig-tree ( Ficus
inf€Ctcna ). >lie holy fig-tree ( Fkui
religiosa); one of the seven Jhtfifs
or oontine&ts, into which the woild
18 diTided,

^ $,m. A diver or bird so catted
( TtilicanuB fweiedUis ) -^ waredr-leaf
^-tree ( Ficus iitfecioria ) ; a sort of
grass ( Cy penis rctaiui ) ; fragrant
gr«s8 in general, or another sort.
fvil s. m. A delnge, an innndation.
wm 8. m. The fruit of the Hihisotis

popnlneoides.
ItW t. m. Submersion*

2r^*-^- I The spleen.

ft^ir «• m. A medicinal plant ( Andir-

^ftV{ •• ^* I The spleen ; the organ or
ttirt #./. I the disease of it, as in
English ; in the latter sense, how*
evei') it is et^nally applied to the en-
largement of the mesenteric glands,
&c.
ftvi(W ««m. A medicinal plants €om<
monly called Eohera or Sokmi ( ^n-
deriOHM rohiiakay^
ftl^tfK 8. m. The holy fig-tree ( Ficu8
religioia )| deemed an enen^ to the
apleen.
^8. m. The third sonnd given to
*' ▼owel^ protracted or continnons
sonnd, being three times the length
'Of the short vowel, and occnpying
three moments in its utterance.

m The twenty-second consonant of the
Nmgari alphabet^ the aspirate of the
•precedtbg letter ; and expressed by

njirr 8. •». A hmdM ( «r raihsr moiill*
ful) of any thingj eaten by being
chucked in ike mouth. Phanka mmr-
n#, To eat by chueking into the
mouth, to chuck food into (he
mouth.

xim 8. m. A gratdiopper.

fi^[«n V. n. To be imprisoned,

*<^wr«n V. a. To ensnare, to cntr»p.

lifT «. f». A noose, a net, a anare ; pcf-
fiexity, difficulty.

niWT V. n. To be entangled, to
stick, to be involTed { in caUmit^^
i'C ), to be ensnared, nooeed or «n-
trapped, to be caught.

iK^mm -0. #. To cause to noose, 8 iwwi-
gle, &c,

iBtpfsm s. 9». Entmiglement.

■qffti^nTT 8. m. A footpad who strimgles
passengers or travellers.

mmfi s.f. The act of treating with
Tudeness^

nrf^TT*./. A slice, a piece of fruit.

Hli^EH^ «. "•. A fop, an absurd pwt-
ler, and indecent talker.

<aOrMHl 8./. Absufdity.

qnnf 8. m. Wrangling, mutaal abase,
brawl, raillery, l^hakkar^dz^ Aa
abuser, an indecent chatterer.

qrfirVT 8.f. A sophism ; a ttick ; iQn-
sion ; fraud.

img^ 8. m. The aeaaoA of the koH;
presents made during the koli holi-
days.

•qjlfT #. «. > A handful ( cr rather

viPit ». /• I nufuikfta ) of any thing
eaten ly being chucked into ^
mouth. Fkanka ffMimo, To eat, by
chucking into the mouth, to chack
food into the mouth.

xf;w\8.m. A grasshopper.

•mT^m »./. A plant {SiphonanikMS l9^

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^w

f i8T >

0t >; ft Bpocies of Hedysarnm ( H.
Athagi). [ata).

^fti^riwri *./. A. plant ( Sc^hinM cucul

mzm 8. wi. Crystal.

wsmm V. a. To winnow ; to dust, to
shake or knoek oft any light thing
which slightly adheres ( as crumbs
from a tabl&-^toth or dust from a
iahU >. i». n. To he separated s. m.
The tape m a pellet-bow which
strikes the ball.

V3«^ s. 9x* Ahim^.

WZW^ s, /. A fowler's net ; a large
cage : a rope tied to a tree to frighten
birds with its sonnd.

mriT V. n. To be torn, spilt, rent, brok-
en, eraoked, to bmst, spilt.

"icM^ii «. n. To be produced plenti-
fully ; to become fat suddenly ; to

be confbunded with teo^ muck busi>

ness.

laromr i>. (t. To shako or flap or dap
the wings as birds just going to fly ;
to give a sound as the shoes of a
person walking.

V^T «. m. A crack. Phate msn pa&n
dena. To interfere in any thihh.

«ftir 8. m, CrystaL

1^*./. A gaming-house where dice
are played ; a place where hoods are
exposed for sale ; the shafts or pole
of a carriage. Vh^Jntz, s. m. A
player at dice, a gamester ; a prater
a talkative fellow. Vhar-hazi^ *. /.
CkmUing, playing at dice.

^ir 'oei*h<:d, n. /. Fluttering, flutter,
vibrating, throbbing, palpitating.

'^WiiT ir. n. To flutter, to vibrate with
convulsive involuntary motion as
the eyelids or other muscles; to
throb, to palpitate ; to writhe ( the
•^cuUkrs, ^.

^Tf^ff^rr v» i. To cause to flutter,- ta^

cause convulsi?# motion in the mus«

cles, ^ ; <mO ^ sl^^v-
qkf^«./. A coarse screen.
Mif«fl<ii V. n. To^ flutter, to wave^ tor

twinkle, to move with oonrulsive

motion. [swift.

mfHhf^^^i s. m. A flutterer. od;. Quick*
'W^f^ ^. 9. To cause t& be torn, spUt*

or cleaved.
if^VTt;/. A cricket.
iRp^TT •• m. A pedlar, a retailer ^ the

keeper of a gaming-house or dice

table.
W9s*m. The expanded hood or neck'

of the ( Cobra de capstlo in. TJUm

uihana, «. a. To spread the hood

( a sncAe ).
"qr^W^ •. m. A snake, .especially the

Cobra de eapeUby or CoMber iMtfa.
m^nxs* m. A snake,
-qr^nrl^ s, m. A jewel supposed to £•-

in the head of a snake,
tirw^m s. m. A snake.
^Ar%W^ /. m. Mesua ferreai
s. m. {l quail:
s. m. A plant, called also^

Mama.
iir%^«firr s. /. A plant commonly call-
ed RamduHf apparently a sort of

Basil with small leaves.
^K^ s> m. A snake.

tir4t^ \ s. ffK 'The great serpent
witnK S Ananta.

Wfmfim V, li. To ferment (€w sour

mitk^ curdSf <f-c. ); fo be inflamed'

with lust.
J^ s. m. The expanded hood or neck

of the Cobra de capelXo, ^c.
^RiTT s. m, A grasshopper.
inWiirwTWT t?. fi. To hiss ( as a snake ) ;

to spring up suddenly {as a fu^

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^'

( «w y

^n>imn^ pkmi >; to moYe abwt
briskly {4$ a platfful child )•

iir^wr t?. n; Te be impiiseiiCK}.

UPWTIT t>. <». To eBBii«re, to eatr&p«

«^l ^.- f»^' A aeosa^ a 'neii a 80»t ^
-perplexity, difficttlty.

iir^tFTT 1^. a. To canee to jmnp ef leap

. over..

iMrar m^'. Smiled ; iasipid.

Hf^jit *. /. Moaldiness.

iimftw \ $. m. A blister. FhapMa-

W^m I 2tf pAweTM, V. n. To be

^ blistered ; it is used to express tiie

miad being blistered^ to be afflicted.

, ThaphoU dil 1U phome^ To satisfy

a revenge that bas long been raol:-

ling ia oad^s breast,

iRW B. /. Embellishment, ernatoent,.

^ dress. [flmt)^

^mnrr v. «. To shoot forth (a* <»

iIRm d^*. Pertinent^ fit.

*rtt s. /. Omiunent, conjecturing
what a persop Is by his^ess. PAoJ-
ti kahna, v. a. To say what is oo»-
jectared by one'^s dress.

^(im «. /. Embellishment, ornament*.

W^m ^* ^- To become^ befit, fH^^

iliTftWTo^* Becoming, fit.

1^ s. M. A shield ; a fniit«

^^ «. m. A . Aield.

■qr^^WT V. n. To fatter, to vibrate
with convnlsive involnntaiy motion^
as the eyelids and o^er mnscles ; to
throb, to palpitate ; to writhe ( the

. shoulders ^c. )

^V^ s, m. Clearing away or dispersion
( ^ clouds ere/ a muliitude e/peopUh

--fair weather j decision^ definitive sen-
tence ( ^ a jW()f« ).

tirKWrnr ». a. To deeide, to give a final
sentence.

tjc^l adj. Puroy honest, fair, candid,

fair ( not cloudy )« Vharchha Atotm^.
V. a. To clean, to settle, to sweep.
^^VTWT 1^. <». To cleanyto wipe, to set-
tle, to clear away (the clouds 4r^ }

^nnm s^ flfc' Deceit, tricl*^ wtcfcedtaesa*
ift^mPwi «^> D^ceitfaU teadierdve,^

wiekedw
Wl^ #• fn. An ax^ fiEatehet«

ilTfT^ 8^m») A vait^, a p^ant adj^
•qwrft s.f. f BEalf dried.

mft^r »./• A kind of bordered vest-
ment wora by B^M^ -^ « contractor
Ibr reaping.

nA i'f* A shi^tai^get;^ one* of se-
veral fishee.

W^ms^ffi. A betel-box.

ilt^TT^. m. AmitetrtaientfS^Tan&tBg
tog^thto;

ii^ t. irl A piMe of bamboo a sonnd
mudd by the flying of a fia^ or tb»
breathing of a honsew

ftlm V. 1^. Tb %(««(* Jkig). •

tp^ s. m. A tree ( its teaites resembts
those of the Oy press dr of th^ Tamch-
iitky and mdhe a whistling noise in fhs
wind I u^lence t^e name )

^r« s. 9». The fr«it of any plant, fruii
in general f. fratt ( metaphorically ).
resnlt, effect^ produce, consequence r
children^ progency^. gain« profit, ac.
qnisition, advim>tage ^ recompense
reward; ihe blade of a sword or
knife^ the head of an arrow, ^pear^
&c. ; a sodi of h-agrant berry and
dmg^ commonly called Kakoli ; a
nutmeg, a ploi^Hshare ; the quo-
tient of « sttm (in arithmetic }. VM-
ditr ckdj. Fruitful, ^hatpana. To
reap the reward of ( good or bad
actions ). PhalphaUxi^, Fruits of
various kinds.

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( m )

MSpfr-

8. m.' A shield ; * bono, tlu^ oa

Jr(mtis, or bone of the forehead ;. a

plaat ( Misua/eivea ).
fV^m^iWT 9i /. Desire of any conse-
quence,
qrfmft a^ Having ox being dxs^

with a shield^ &c« 8. nu A sort <^

fi«h, 'conuBonly called ThalaK .
xfim^wx «. m4 The oocoa*ntit tree.
-qr«?i1w ^. 7a. The acrotivn or testi-

clea.
-qi^VIl^ 8.m» A small frnti of a back

colour ( 0<m88a earandM )•
wm^ adf. Frvit&ly bearing fiuit in
, due seaaoB.

-qi^ff^iff «r i. m. Disappointing.
iV9i^r«f« 8. M. The bafk of the Indian

^gf ground and eaten with carda» by

way of pananoe.
'q(«iariri adj. Fruiifoi, producing fruit
^CfV?( dc^\ Yielding fruitv profit^ bo*
Tfoiin^^. m. The fruit bearing tar^ the
. female palm.

^r^nur t. m. The three sorts of fruit
^oolIectiTely, the 'Paru8h, and the

GnuiUna ttrhana ; the three myro-

balaus. r

irvflnv i.m. VbB three ttyrobalaas

collectively.
iir^ ad^ Yielding or bearing fnrit,

results, &0. a. m. A tree,
-qy^^mr adj. Giving fruity xewardiBg

or giving the ftuit of good or bad
. aottone.
TUmn i. m. Fructifying, beariftg fruity

producing consequencea. •
•mnmi ^. M. To produce dr bear fruity

to result, to be pMdueed ; to be

fortunate.
'qpiMf^ a. /. Oeaaation of oonae-

qneaces. : ' [result*.

^[irf'Wrftl «l/. Bearing fruit ; yietcKu
proit or desired results.

i|firm¥ 8. m. The ripening of fruit j
the fulness of consequences ; the
Coronda.

r

i|iQi^%l^T 8.'/. An annual plant, dy-

in«f after bearing fruit,
Hrfl[^ 8. m. Common citron ( Citrus

medica ).
WQinf? 8, m. Obtaining the desired

result or fhiit.
^««|*fl^«f 8. m. A game ( ca!7^ aha

manMd ) ; ''think of a number^

double it, add ten to it, take five

from it, ic. how much remains ?^

"twenty one,** 'Hhe number was

eight"
qr^Rftw. 8. HI. Receipt or enjoyment of

consequences ; possession of rent or

profit, usufruct,
HHf^Slift adj,. Who receives the profits/

consequences, Jbc.

fotg. Bearing fruit ; yielding,
results, or consequenoes. J

imivtf. IB. Themang4>^

. «./. Prosperity, success.

m^^R 8./. Rediakig an objedt, rea|^
ing the friflt of any ic*4

i|Iil%#ra*/. Lorff^ of fruit bt profit.

mtlwwff 8./. Hbpe or exp^tafion of
ftmmraUe ODoaaqQeneeSi

1WW 8. / A stride.

Wittwii t>. d. 1V> make ftrmtftd, to fruc-
tify, to cause to produce.

"qrin^WT' a. /• Regsrd to or ei^eotaiieii

. of ioasefuenceai

^(^fft adj. Living on fruits^ .

m^jm i. m. A 8t«p, li stride.

adj. FruitfuV ^l^earloi frait;
auccessful, yielding a resuitt

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tnr

( 4» )

tif^

•^rffrilT I i./. A cod, a pod ( or fK^
^liPt 5 «e0c{ ) of any lognmiiuMis

plant, but particularly of peas ,• a loop«
"Phalt'hash, », m. A hook for draw-
ing the strings throngh the holes by
which the walls of a tent are laced
to the top.

'mrfw^lWTi^. «• Tobearfrnit.

iR^ «./. A cod, a pod, ( or the $$$d )
of any legnnunons plant^ bnt parti-
cularly of peas ; a loop. Thali-hhae.
1» m. A hook for drawing Che strings
throngh the holes by which the walls
of a tent are laced to the top. t./.
A shield ; a medicinal plant, com-
monly called ^riffmngu.

m^ adj, • Bearing fmit, fruitful ; pro-
ductive of consequences, s, m. A
fiort of fish, commonly called Vhalai
( MyntuB kapirat )•

'qgm^ 8. m* A knotted iringe.

iir%^in »./. The trumpet-flower (Brjr-
nonia tuave-oUns )•

ijHftwn i.f. The ftruit arising from
sabred study.

iir*f^ 8.m. Gain, profit ; joy, happi-
ness : consequence, result.

i|rAf« 8. m. Begard to results.

ivmv 8./. The opposite-Itofod fig^Aree*
(Fieu8 &ppo8it^olia ) ; the name of
a Hirer which is said to run imder*

'■ neath Oya ; a red powder, usually
of the root of wild ginger^ oolonred
with sappan wood, and thrown oyer
one another by the Hindu8 ai the
lIoK festiral.

iRWipi 8. m. Hie month FAoZ^a.

ilfnpit 8. / The constellatioii Phalgtmi.

iVfi 8. m« A bud, a flower*

WWit i. m« A flsh caught in' po&da^
commonly called PAobi (JTtfsliif
kafirat}.

t.m. Sitting OB the grounJ
with legs extended.
niT 8. w. To splits burst, break.

iirvwrnr «. a. To bursty spEt, break ;
loosen, slacken.

i|rWT if. «• "To stick ( 08 la nrnd or im
a narrow pA88ag8 \ to be canght, to
be noosed or ensnared, to be impri-
soned, to be impeded, to be entangl-
ed, to be mrolred ( inealamiip. ix. )

'^g^lW^ adj. Flabby, loose, not rigid*

inPf^df. Bad tobacco.

MK^mt V. 0. To cause to stick ( S8 m a
*"«)rf* fe. ), to mire, entangfe, embroiT,
catch, to cause, to be imprisoned^ to
squash.

Wm8fi V. n. ToEj(a8 ajldg ).

^SVnm tr. a. To ffy, wave, stream ( a$^
afiag in the air )j to flutter.

^^ 8. /. A sRce, a piece of fhnt.

^vNi^«. m. A ftp.

iRfviiT i>. o. To chuck into the moutK
from the plam of the hand ( graim
medl, 4'C.) ;io squander.

i|rt^ 8. f. A slice or piece of fmit ; att

objection ( in logic >.

^rt? I s. m. A noose, snare, net {nut.)
^rt^ J perplexity, difficult.

Tlt^iTT ». #• To jump over, to leaf over.

irf^ f . /. A bundle of 50 or 100
sugar-canes.

«. a. To swell. -

8. m. A hole, an orifice«

Urtir 8. m. A splinter ( ofhdmhoOf ^. ) ;
a noose ; an Impediment*

litviT «.-«. To noose, to ensnare, to
entrapyto throttle, to strangle, to
cboak. 19. M. To be impeded, to nUtk
(08 in mud ). to be perplexed.

iRtaT 8./. A'^ttoose, an impediment.

iRf^t «./• A noose, a loop, halter,
itraogulf tioa. JP&mt i d8H9f To atrai^

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m

't;U. «• «• To stringier to hang.
Phansi pamoy «. n. To be hanged.
Vhrnii laganop d. a. To kill one's
self bj strangliog,
nin^ <• m. Bed powder ( sprinkled in
the time qf the Holt ) ; the act of
throwing colonred powders in the
Holi^ the gambols of the Holi.

iqn^ <• m. The name of the IJ th
month, the fall moon of which is
near Vun^afhal^nni^ February-
March,

nfrT7ii s. m. A gate^ a large shutter ; an
obstmction, hnpediment, a check ;
the bar of a conrt of justice* where
the plaintiff and defendant take their
station.

"Wt^ v. «. To be torn, to be broken
split, rent, torn asnndety &c.

iqin^fwnv adj. Rarenous ; rayenous
beast^ &e.

i^[fS^^im\ «. a. To worry.

*i|n^^ V. <t. To tear^ rend, split, break,
cleave ( wood ire ), to tear open,
burst, rip.

iRi^ adj. Gut, slit, torn, rent.

iqrTf% s. /• Flour or meal mixed with
curds.

^rm 1. m. The share of a plough. «•/.
A lump of betel-nut {Areca) ; a step.

'qriH^T 8. m. A fruit ( Orewi» aeiatica).

iir«l^ 9. Iff. A tree ( Ventaptera Arju^
na ) ; the eleventh Hindu month^
February-March.

^irnni^ if' A ^^y o^ full nioon in the
month fhalgun, on which the Holi
or j^reat vernal festival of the /Tin-
du$ is celebrated • a name common
to th^ eleventh and twelfth lunar
asterisms, distinguished by the
•pitl^ets first and last.

^m e. m. A small quantity given

above the quantity purchased, H
boot.

W^^ '• ^' Mattock, spade, hoe.

'qrt^ *./. A crutch on which a Jogi
leans ^ a piece of wuod or staff with
a support at each, end, which is
held in both hands and laidhorizont*
ally, in performing the exercise of
danda ; an instrument tike a small
rake or hoe for removing a horse^a
dung*

TiTYT «• m. A flock of cotton wet with
utra or scented water.

fili^^ V. n. To be thrown.

fq^inwr V. <i. To cause or teach to
throw.

f^filT^T V. a. To bare or uncover the
head, to unplait the hair of the
head.

fqpiw «. «• A thrower (of a epear^ &c. )

fiinr^ 8. m. The fork-tailed shrike.

ftliS 8. m. Curse, malediction, adv, Fy I
Vhit phit Curse on it t fy upon it t

furzirfta./. Alum.

f^vt^ #•/• Curse, malediction, re*
moving something to a distance.

fiy^q^K*!! i>. a. To curse.

ftir^fi|<t #. /. Alum.

%2T«rT V. a. To beat up and mix, to
froth.

fqiK (»dj, Again^ then.

f\$^ 8. f. A whirligig, anything
turning as on an axis.

fli^T^T D. n. To return, to revolt ; to
be distorted ; to warp.

fjK^ 8. m. Rejected things ; [money
paid by a lewd woman to her para-
mour.

pF^aitt^l ^» •• To wander, to peram-
bulate, to walk about.

f^iKjin t>. n. To turn, return, walk
about) go round, circulate, roll,

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Vfhxr\ to whe^ly Wflnder, trAY^, riMn-
ble, cbange, revolt.
f\i<qt partf* or ^./. Reifomingy t^Ubucu,
homeward-bomid. TPhirti ka Uuwft,
The kire of « return boat, cftirii^ey

^0.

f^l^iiT v. a. To caaso to tarn, whirl,
wheel, m«ke to go «boat» retam,
change, jroll» shifty wander.

%^7«. m. Eetora, restitationi rota-
tion, turning.

f%nT e.fn A whirligig, any thing tnra-
ing as on an axis.

f^**^^ «. n. To slip.

^fqaits.f. The leg.

ftini irUerj. ^Pish I pshaw j tosh f

f>li«f^«Pn i>. n. To be terrified.

r^R^^iiT ^' n. To slip, to slide^ to err,
adj. Slippery.

f^^Tiad;. Slippery.

fHiV^mT f. o* To cause to slip, slide or
err.

fiv^9TV7 «. /. SlipperinesB.

'fiNm i «. a. To wash cloth, to

iflw^'HTT 3 rinse^ squeeze.

Titm «. /• The point of a scourge.

^m\ adj. Weak, tapid, tasteless, insi-
pid ; pale, sallow, light ( in colour).

'WmK «./. Hiss ( qf a snake ).

jin^T V. n. To hiss ( ai a gnake).

"WfOft 0* /. Hissing (of 0 snake ).
Phunkari m(xrna, To hiss {a snake).

^^f.f. A sprout, a bud, the point of
an ear of corn.

if*¥K s,/. The small drops of rain.

Tf'TT^T *. TO. A mountain, a jet d'eau.

TgifrT s. TO. A bladder.

"^m^ 8./. A blowpipe; a fire-lock or
pistol.

Wl adj. Odd, unpaired.

wzwxadj. Odd, unpaired; separate,;
dispersed ( as a horseman ).

ilpitft s. f. A. Mot, q;K)t, staki. im^V

Odd, unpaiied.
'^f^ e. /. A Borot, a pte^ a boif.
•qnj interj. EzpressiooL of diar^ltrd or

contempt {Pfm^hut.)
"^ftmfKodf, Arrogant, oontemptiovsy

disdainful,
•^f^rwr «. n. To jump, leap, hop ( op-

to plied smaU birde)^ to d4Mic« afcool^

in token of delight.
'«^Nh^/ Ahki (CerMoMa).
'mft s.f. A sprout, a bud, the pofait

of aft ear of oom, A». t

1CTV ». /. Top, summit.
i|ilA 0./. A pimple. j

"^ilt > »- /. Penis puerilis.
^ J

i^^WT «• m. A tassel.

i|i(iiT «. m. The husband of a patenial

aunt,
•qj^ 8. /. A paternal aunt,
^ifiim 8^f. The hissing of a snake,
q^'qwi'WT V. n. To hiss ( a snake).
"Orfiv^nBTV e.f. The sister of . a father-

in-law.

IS %?a e. m 1 adj. Descended from, or
■^<t*. /. 3 related through a

patemid aunt. Phuphera bhai, The

son of a paternal aunt ; cousin. PAa-

pheribahin, Daughter.of a paternal

aunt,

•^ adj. True, right.

-q^ 8. TO. The noise of a bird, as a par-
tridge or quail, suddenly of taking
wing; or of a small, quantity of
gunpowder exploding.

■qrcir^T'n v. n. To tremble; to wave
( as hair in the wind }. ^

'^VBFp «./. Trembling, quivjenng, tre-
mour, palpitation.

"^iK^tts./. Horripilation.

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"^n ? «./. Activity, qxiitkness, alert-
ly J Mess, Agility.

^iiff'ifT »(;'. Quick, nimble, active^
f;mnrt^ alcri^ expert*

■V«a^ a^/. Iflflxited, p«ffod up ; Uglit.
>r. w. A blister ,• n kind of coke or
smsiW loaf; an ni-ea or arena for
wrestlers,

'^^^T^^T V, n. To inflatr^ to swell ottt
( t$fi a ^nake^s ht)oi ), to expand.

^^ifi'ft *. m- Flowered rlotli.

ii«»qpt *. A A cake or rni nd bread*

TF'iHrfl J?./. A kiud of ftre-work like
n fou»tai«.

^'^ii'^ .t. r. A flower-garden.

^ ff^^r *\ //I, Cudgelling,

T«fT»TT 0. «•. To cause In swell, to in-
flnte, disteivl. to fatten ; {meU^ to
niiike prond or to pnff up with
flattery.

"«5?^mn s. m. Flattery.

*V%f? *. m. Oil impregnated with the
cgsci ce of flowers by steeping them
in it, essence {a» a perfume ).

"'ir^'tKt .<?. / Bread or cake made of
frnit and pulse, and fried in glii or
oiL [a flower.

linir a ij. Blown, opened, expanded as

tjrw^TH^i 8. m^ A species of the Uti-
dhriti metre.

■«ir«'^?i^ lidj. Full or largo-eyed >• smil-
ing, looking happy.

''Jiir'j'^'Wn (ttij. Full-eyed $ looking pleas*
ed nr hnppy. *•. wi. A large full eye j
a Bpccies of the antelope.

tFW^ii I '*^^' ®'<>88oming, blowing,
tjaft^,/. A digonler in the eye, the

albugo.
Y^giirr 1). w. To whisper.
^W^nz 5./. Wisporing, buzzing in

tbe car.

■'J^^i^ ) *. f». A coaxer, a wheed-
5*i^f^!n?T f ler, a seducer.

'fi^WlT t). a. To coax, wheedle, cajole,
flatter, instigate, entice, seduce.

'j^ff^'^r ai\j. Disgusting, stinking.

Hf^iT ddj^ Weak, without strength,
slack ( a« « knot ).

TCTTT «. /. Father^s sister, paternal
aunt; a lisard.

TW $,f. Act of blowing, a puff, a blast,
blowing up {fire, jrc ) Phunk dener^
To set on fire. VhunkphunhJcar pcnm
dkarnoy To act or walk carefully and
cautiously.

Tl'^TT u. (S. To blow with the breath ;
to blow up ( afire ^'c. ), to inflame,
set on fire, kindle, to blow ( <$ horn,
trnnifitt, ^c. )

TIj^^T^TT V. n. To hiss ( <f « o snake )^ to
snort.

^rTtr r ^. w. a small rain,

if^irm t>. a. To blow^

i^jr^ 5. 771. A fine sensible yoUng felloW»

T^j s. /• A kind of melon ( Cncumis
momordtcd ) ; a ripe cucumber bur-
sting elastically ( as the Cucumia
uiHatiseimua \ and Momordica mtxU ) ;
odd, unpaired ; difference of opinion,
dissension, discord ; separation ; a
flow, breach, break. Phutpjumay To
arise ( dissension ). Phut-phut, or
phut'kar rona^ To Weep excessively.
Vhut bikhera, adj. Scattered, dis-
persed. 'Phut rahna, To be broken ;
to be dispered ; to be unpaired. Thnt
hdnOf To be divided in opinion.

TR^lf 8, /. Wrangling, disagreement^
misunderstanding,

Va tn\ V. w. To be brokeb, to be broken
into or broken down j to bo dispera-

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tA, to be separated, to «epnrate^ to
separate, to be unpaired ,* to burst,
ftplit, to be made pnblic^'to transpire ;
to arise ( (*s a small ), or to burst
forth ; to get promotion or advance-
ment.

WZ^J adj. Bad ( coin ).

9iZ{(»dj. Broken.

nt /t. /. Disagreement, disparity.

mm ;. m. Father's sistePs husband*

«ft 8.f. FathePs sister, paternal aunt.

^tVV «. ^1. /. ji'ather*s isister's husband,
or father's sister.

'mm 9. Iff. A flower^ a blossom .; boss,
fitud bunch of ribands, &c. a cock-
ade ; the menses^ of which children
«re the fmt ; a swelling; bones of
m dead person after the fleshy parts
are burned ; Mghts or fire ( sten at
night ) ^ pU a ceremony performed
in honor of a deceased person on
tlie third day after his death. Phul
^thna, V. n. To he performed { a
teremany tn honor of the dead )y
io complete the forty days of
4nouming. Vhuljana^ v, n .To swell,
io be delighted, to be pleased ; to
4)ecome fat. Pkfdjhama ; o. n. To
-speak eloquently ; to fall from a
I damp {drops of burning oil \ Fhul
j^-na^ ^ n. To break out ( ajlre )
PAal hifthnoy 9. n. To le glad.

l^^nfWt #. /• A cauliflower.

iraiT ^. n. To blossom, to blow, to
.flower ; to be pleased, to be in health
and spirits, t. e. to bloom, to flourish ;
to swell, to be inflated, to be puffed
up { with pridCy ^c. )

WTT <tdj. Swelled ; blossomed. Vhula
na samanay Not to be able to con-

[ tain oae^s self from delight, to be
oveijoyed, Io exult.

'OTSTH.^.m. A swelling.

t^jbY*./. a disorder in the eye, the
albugo.

TifU 5. VK Old dry grass or strnw. Pkfts
men chingari dcUnay To excite conten-
tion or sti*ife.

W J ,.^ Arag.

xirut«./. Chaff.

^n adj. Undisciplined, unedncated ;
stupid, obscene, foolish, rude ( appli-
ed to women ). s. /. A bad house-
wife, a slut or slattern.

^yrrni «• m. Stupdity ; obscenity ;
foolishness.

V ITTT <»((;'• Talking obscenely.

mn e,m. A fictitious teat or pap, form-
ed of cotton or pother substance, by
which milk is gi^en to a young goat

or the like, when unable to snck the
mother.

^*5^ \ '•'^* A small rain.

uf qi 8./. Throw, cast, Fkenk dentk^ v. «•

To throw away.
mmm t). a. To throw, to fling, to dart,

to let fly ( o hawk^ &c. at y^me ), to

set off ( « horee ) at full speed, to

gallsp.
qTin^ adj. Requiring to be thrown.
Ill 7 I s.f. Waist'band, a belt. Phent
mz '^ bandhna. To get ready, to re*

solve.
T^7*n ^. a. To mix, to beat (as eggs^

&c. )y triturate.

'^Zl I 8.f. Waist-band ; a small tur-
-Cgf \ band.

W^€t «./. A skin (of thready &c.).

it? f. /• The waist when bound with a

belt,
^m v. a. To mix by trituration.
%ZT s.w. A small turban; waistband

without fringe.

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4k .«. m. Froth, foam^ ctri tie-fish bone,
snpposed to be the indurated foam of
ihe sea.

ilT^* *. w» Cnttle-fish bone;

%irf r $. A The soap berry;

i|ii?if #./. Frothiness, Taponr.

%^m adj. Froth, ibaray.

jUmvaadj. Frothy, foaming, babbling.

if^jf.w Foam, froth.

V*"!^ J t>. »• To foam, to froth.

ij?^T9inwa/i(;. Foaming, frothing.

%f^m afj. Frothr. fonmy. /». m. The
soap plant ( Sapindux deteigsns )\ the
fmit of the jnjnbe -. the fmil ofthe
^angnMna spinosa,

iT^rt 8, /. A kind of sweetmeat.

nT^ *• *». Biestfng, the milk of a cow,
&c. for gome days after calving.

Qhii^ 8.f. Inability to more.

if ^ i. m. Tammg, turn, retttm^ change
meander, maze, cnrvatore^ twisting,
4)oil, fold, curenmstance* equivoca-
tion, ambf^rty ; difficulty, distance.
ad^. -Agaih, back. PWMtfita, To
wind (as 0 rt«fr ), to meander ; to
go ronnd abont ; to meet with ' per-
plexities. Thsr dena, To retnm, to
restore, refnnd. PW pamd. To
differ. Fhef*-fkar, adj. Alternate.
Vher-fhar harnOf To alternate. 'Pher-
men dalna, To throw^ obstaolefl in the
way of another.

^^•fT V. o. To torn, tnm, back* invert,
reverse, avert, tnm away, to make
to walk backwnrds and forwards, to
^ bring or carry back, to shift, repeat ;
plaster, stroke. Sir-par hathphsmat
To deceive by coaxing. Hath ffUma,
To caress, to fondle.

% w aij, Frandalent, crafty, a rogne
or cheat ; maliciooS) injariotw.

qfiT 8. m. Tiihiing, circuit, peramdir-
lation ; a roll ; a wooden frame with
which lime, sand, &o, is measured.

^KJVU'ft s.f. Walking back- wards and"
and forwards, ^ing and coming ;
returning, alternating, alternation.

qTA s. f. Act of gofnflT round to the
right by way of adoration, circum-
ambulation, going about.

nTftfT^T 8, w. A pedlar.

tiT^ 8. m. A jackal.

rS^ZT 8./. Waist band ; a small turban.

nT^ITTT t). n. To foam, to froth.

•qTmni 1?. n. To be spread, scattered,
to spread; to he expanded, dilated^
diffused, scattered or dispersed ; to
become public.

litmwf To spread, scatter, expand, dif-
fuse, widen, stretch out, extend, dis-
tend, dilate, publish, proclaim, t6'
branch out, Hath phytana^ To beg.

^«TW 8. m. Spread, expansion, exten*
tion, difiusion, publication, display^,
extent ; plenty, prosusibn.

nTwiwr^.m. Prolixity.

^fhf 8, f. The notch of an arrow, ndj.
Hollow, 'not solid (particularfy
jewd8).

nfW 8./. A pipe, a tube ; any things
perforated or hollow.

ilttK 8./. Small rain. ^

xitm 8. m. Dregs, sediment, graih0.
ad^. Hollow.

jgtmz 8. m. An indigent person.

^Itw9 8. ». Dress, refuse, trash, grains.

m^^pn V. »• To break, spilt, burst,
disclose, divulge, or cetray (<» ucret)

ilPl^ 8. m. A boil, sore, abscess, im-
posthnme.

9, m. A blister.

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nv

f Tlte twenty- third consonant of the
"^agan alphabet, coirespondiag to
the letter h, and often confounded
with the analogous semi vowel ^ or
V, with which some grammarians
consider it to be at all timea option-
ally interchangeable.

#^ «• TO, A bending^ a curvature, the
reach or bend of a river.

^Tt 8, /. A lending, cnrvatitre, the
reach or bend of a river.

WT «./. Calx of tin given internally as
aphrodisiaek : a ftame of Bengal.

W«r# B, f. An ornament worn on the
wcist (properly made of glass^), a
bangle.

njnj i. m. A kind of thatched houae^
a summer-house ; a sort of beteMeaf
' or pan so called.

icni 8^ m. A joint or bamboo root.

itmmT n. prop. Name of 'BengaL

vfift 8, /. A humming top.

W'lWr IT. n. To be read or persned.

lEift^t 8. /. A medicine taken to pro-
duce barrenness.

^S^TWT ^. a. To distribute^ to cause to
be shared.

JSl*' > 8.m. A divider, a distributer

^ZPtr ^. a* To share, divide^ partiel-

pate. [^ Jamah.

n^ 8. f. A short robe, a * short full

W^ft 8,f. A ridge pole, the ridge of

a house.

> «. 9». A whirlwind a dc?il.

> ^. w. A creeper, a vine.

W«r 8. rn. Race, lineage, family, off-
'^P^^AS^t descendant; a bamboo.

WW^^W 8, m. The manna or iiwrar fft
the bamboo : it haf: been fonn*? by
analysis to contain saliccoits cartFi.

^UTi^ i.f. A. genealoffv.

Wiit *. /. A flute ; a fishinp hook ;
( in comp* ) Of the race or Tineaarew

W<^W2r 8, m. The fi^-treo under w4iirh
Krishna was aceoslemeiT to |»loy tite
lute.

W^r s. m. A crane (Ai^ea tofin and
putea). Bah dhayan tagi^na. To #ict
with dissimulation, s^. f. Prattle,
chat, foolish talk, ^wrtility. Bat
jhaky 8,f. Prattle, chat, &o. Ba^
jh^k^ama. To prattle, to chatter,
to gabble. BaJo tagni, Talkativene8«^
garrulity.

inrvt 8./. A plant, the seed of whicir
la used to cure the itch [Conyza or
Serratula anthelmintica).

W^nrf 8. f. Prattle, chat, foolish talk»
garrulity.

fifnr ^. n. To prate, chatter, chat, jab-
ber, babble, cackle.

nm^m 8.f. Prattle, foolish talk, bahbfew
elack, gabble. BdA; hah Jcamxt, Td
prattle, chatter, gabble.

^V^^mr V. n. To prattle, chatter, clack.

mm 9. m. R^-goat.

^^^ 9. m.f, A goat lgeneratty\ a
female goat.

W^r^T 8. m. Bark, skinr, rind, shell
(of a fruit), husk.

^mvi^ 8.f. Prattle, foolish talk.

mr^l^ 8. m. One who talks foollahly^
an idle talker, prnt<*r, cackler.

'WiW *. A Talkati?euess«

fV^ilfT ? pf»rt. act. A chatterer, tat

1*«n^ > idle talker.

^^^J adj. Astringent.

iwni^ 8, m. The tongue of a buckle

m#ti)| adj. A&triiigcat.

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mn^ 8. /. A tree (Melia sempervirens).
m^iKl 9, m. A forerunner, a harUnger;

a traveller.
wfir^T s./. A clasp knife, a pen-knife.
i|^« 5. 771. A tree (Mimusops elengt).
^^m ». ff*. The root of a grats of which

rope is made.
WW*^TT *>. <». To lacerate with the nails,

to claw, to scratch.
ww«i s. m. Sappan or red wood {CcesaZ-

pinia sappan),
^9^ 9' »'. Bark, skin, rind, shell ( of

a fruit), hnsk.
^ part. act. Talkative ; a prater, chat-
terer, jabberer.
WWT 8. m. A speaker in general, adj.

Eloqnent, loqnncions, talkative,
vwr 8. /. Tlie world.
wm^ *./. A cottage, a house.
Wi9m 8. m. Explanation^ praise^ de«

scription, definition.
wnTirr 1 D. a To praise, cora-

^vnr «rc^f ) mend ; explain, define,

relate.
^^"If'g ^f \ ^ storehoHse, a granary.

wf%niT 8. m. A kind of stitch, strong

qnilting.
irf^m^lT V, a. To stitch, to qmlt.
vwt 8./. The side under the armpit.
W%?T 8. m. Wrangling, a tnmult, broil,

contention, dispute, quarrel.
w#%^ arlj. Quarrelsome, captious ; a

wranglr, a brawler.
W%"rT i>. <». To scatter.
wn 8. m, A crane ( Jrdea tofra and

putea). [ct*($ne).

w^fm 8. /. Walking slowly ( like a
inrv^T mwm v. n. To be stnpified or

petrified with fear at the sight of a
' tiger. [To gallop.

^W e. fn> A kind of rice.

W«r^ 8. m. Trouble ; cheat, deceiX

Bagra katna, of avoid the payment

of one's debts or the performance of

one's promise,
f nRrq? adj. A deceitful person.
^W^lT «. n. To return ; to be spoiled,
^^nrx i>. ($, To cause to return, to put

to the rout.
^n^A *,/. The side under the armpit,
unriifi 8./. A row or line of cranes.
^«i^«^ 8, /. A plant ( Jatropha cnrcaa )•

WWT ?*.!«. A crane or heron ( Ardea
VSF**! J torra and putea). Bagla

hh%gat, A hypocrite.
Ww *. m. A bird, a grey goose.
VlKfT 1^. a. To throw away ; to spread

over.

^^ J ^./. A little garden.

WfjBIT «. m. A whirlwind.

^f¥T «• m. A medicinal herb with a

fragrant root.
W^RT «. m. The teeth and nails of a

tiger which are hung round the neck

of a child.
fWT^ 8. m. The spices which are mixed

with food to give it relish ; reason*

ing, condiment.
W^Rwr V. a. To season.
T^ «./. A horsefly.
W%^ 8. m. A tribe of BajpufB.
^^m 8. m. A Bajput8 of the Bhaghei

tribe ; a tiger^s whelp, a young tiger,
'nmr*. m. a bending, curvature, reach

or bend of a river.
nv 8.f. Calx of tin given internally m

an aphrodisiac k ; a name of 'Bengal,
mri^ 8.f, An ornament worn on the

wrist ( properly made of glass ) a

bangle.
<IT9T % ni» A kind of thatcbed hguse^

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8 sonimer hoiwe ; a sort of beteUetf
or pan bo ciiTle(1.
^frr $. m> A jofnt of » amboo-root.
ifTTf T n. prop, A name of BengaX,
^^\fn\ Jf. / A woman of Bengal.
^TT^ 5. «i. An inliabitatrt of Bengal.
Mtt s. f. A bumming top.
nw 8. f. Orrifl root.

^;'^mr^ladj, Small {generally applied to
fhoea and clothes)* e. m. A da^cftt^r
hoy. [prostitute.

iHffn^ *./. A ^irl adopted by an old
iTfdt *./• Residne, remainder, sifrplue.
^%^ $. m. Speecb, talk, discourse,
word, expression ; promise, agree-
ment. Bachhn chhoma^ To break
one's promise, ^achan daTnaj To
qnestion, to ask, to inqnire. Ba-
chan tomd. To break one'd word.
Bachan dena. To promise, to agree.
Baehan fUbhana^ or,— peirna, To
abide by a promise. JBaehaik tandh
Jtama^ To bind by promise. Bachan
' handh h<ma, iPo ^vq one's Word,
to promise, to be agreed upon.
Baehan nianna^ To obey. Bachan
mamay To conclade an agre^nleftf,
Baehan Una, To receive a pronJfse;
Baehan hdma^o promise^ to agtee,
to give or pledge or pligbt one's
word, to affirm.
■^Hfv o^'. Betrothed, espoused.
irwm«. »l. To be saved, be spared, to
escape, avoid, remak, tnfezpettded,

recover,
wwqw 8, m. Cbildbood, iufaney.
iwnVT V. <t. To save, preserve, protect,
secure, reserve, extricate, spare, de
fend, gnard, leave, avoid, Conceal.
n^x%8.m. Protection, defence, safety,
security, preservation, salvatioiif
escape.

im t. m. A child, the young of

animaU
wmnv^ 9. m. A vegetable peison..

wwt^ 8. m,> A calf;

W%^ 8, f. A ( femcde ) calf.

l5^ *. f». A cott

itftr/. A foal, filly.

wer^rr ir. a. To be sounded, to aound^

to be famous. 8. m. A rupee ( luscT

emong brokers),
wm^ 8. m. Oue wBo plays oa muaicd'

instruments. Bajan tri^mahaZ, «. m.

Tbe quarter inbabited by musi-

erans ; a brotbet ; taxes on mnaicTauff^

and female dancers.
^nneii^l n. n. To effervesce wilb noise

in putrefying*
WWTfl 8. m. A kind of ftuil.
fSTfT #. m. A boat for travelling in, »

pleasure boat of a larger kind.
W«ilTm tr. a. To cattoe to sound, to oMse

to play on an instrument of maaiG.
wwnr 8, m, A kind of serpent,
wsrmr i>. a. To sound, to play upon n

kislruriient, to ^rfbrm or execute

(music ), to beat (a drum ^ise. ).
firnmiT tr. n To pwform, aoeomplifliy

eXMUie, effoot, obey.
Wffl^^i^ tr. M. To be in earnest, to be

import^toAte, to insist.
^ms. m. A thunderbolt; a dtaaoiri.

ac^. Hard. Bajra pare uspar^ May

lightning fall on bim \ ( an e^epref^

sion used in durstng amf &n& )•
inar 8. m, A title of Kan\tman.
ilVlft 8. /. A kmd of tilak or mark

made on a B^dWs forebead witk

red-lead.

t;. ft. To be insnared, to be
aa^igbt [as gaim ) \ to stvsk.

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^

^.d. To eaUagle^ insure («#
game)y to entrap.

iiz «. m. The Indian fig-tree (JPtcut
Indica ) ; a single cowrie.

tfxt «. /. The art of making gold
thread.

^izwrr B. m. A weight.

WZTT «. d, To twisty to form by convo-
lution ( as ropes ) ; to divide, share ;
gain^ make profifc. t>. n. To be divided,
to he twisted, s. m.| An instrument
with which ropes are twisted.

^OTHC B. m. Highwayman, footpad, vil-
lain, cut* throat, assassin.

ll^rrft •./ Highway-robbery.

^BWT i. /. A silken cord adorned with
three fringes, wliich women nse to
tie their hair behind ,* a narrow pas-
sage ; a small measnre of weight.

^Z^ s.f. A small en p.

^vitfts.f. A brass vessel in which
Hindus dress their food.

^(t^^ tf. 0. To cause to twist, &c.

^CTTf /. w. A tax-gatherer who col-
lects a tax levied in kind.

^'IKT S. tn, A share.

Wrt s,f. Hire paid for twisting ropes,
&c.

^t^ ff, m. A traveller, a robber.

^^if.f, A narrow passage; a small
measnre of weight.

W7^ s. m, A pnrse, a small bag
{gensi^My medjor holding beUl-witSy
&€,) ; a brass vessel in which Hindus
dress their food.

wt^ s,f. A kind of quail (Perdrix oli-
^aeea).

Ti(iiK s» m. Gathering, a crowd, a resort.

^itKm ^* «.' To gather up, collect,
purse, accumulate.

wSif^ '. w. A traveller, a way-farer.

-^ s. m. Deficiency j exchange or dis-

count; defect, blemish, injury,
offi'iice ; a ball ( of tvood or stone ) ; a
box in which gems are kept, a casket,
Batta-^har, and Bhatt^-dhar, and
Bhatta dhal, adj. Lavel, even. Batten
baz, A jnggler. Batte hasty The
performance of a jnggler, juggling,
sleight of hand.

i|^ #. VI. The Bengal fig-tree ( Ficus
Bsngalensis, or (Indies ) ; in comp, )
a contraction of ii^r Oreat ; as Bar'
bola, A noisy talkative person ^ Bar-
bhakua, A blockhead ; Bar-peta^ adj.
Big- bellied ; a great eater ; greedy,
avaricious.

l^rwr V, n. To enter.

«np9 s /. Muttering, the light head-
ed talk of a person in a dclirinm.

^^^IWT V. a. To mutter, grumble,
chatter nonsense, talk light-headed-
ly, rave.

^^r^qi part. act. A chatterer, a mut-
terer, a grumbler.

iRffT^./. A mare; the nymph Uswini,
or the personified asterism which is
designated by a horse's head.

W^|r^n7 s. m. Submarine firo.

^^i^ei s. m. Submarine fire, in my-
thology, a being consisting of flame,
lut with the head of a mare, who
sprang from the thighs of Urway
and was received by ocean.

^rn^ s* tn. Submarine fire ; the in-
fernal regions.

ff ^^ S. m. A sweet and acid fruit of
a yellowish red colour and nearly
round.

^^«T S. m. A wild hog.

•ss^i adj. Large, great, big, greater,
senior, elder, eldest, principal &c.
Btira Akiraa, To .enlarge, exalt,
promote ; extinguish, put out ( a

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lamp. &c. as to use the direct fhmse
is deemed unlucky). Bara rasta fdkar-
nj, To die. Bare pettoaU htmtfy To
be patient.

l^it s. f. Greatness, largeness, ex-
cellence, bnlk, bolkincss, bigness ;
magnifying, boasting. B<xr(it fc.»rn<i,
I or,— mtftfio, To extol, magnify,
boast, vaunt. B(»roJ dena, To honour.

^im «• «. To talk in one's sleep or
in a delirinm. [ «^^y-

^TW s. m. Greatness, grandeur, dig-

Wftm 8. m. Grandeur, dignity, eleva-
tion.

il# «•/. A disli made of pulse.

n^'W 8.m. A kind of sugarcane With
long joints.

irw^t *. wi. An old man ; Sir \ ( ap-
pliei to an elderly man ).

^^ 8. m. A carpenter. '

i^T *. i». I Ii^crease, augmentation,

^k^s.f, J enhancement, overplus,
more, promotion, aggrandizement,
elevation.

^^s.f. A carpenter's ^ife.

^9rT V. n. To increase, enlarge, go on,
proceed, advance, exaggerate, grow,
rise, swell, to be promoted, to
amount, lengthen.

^^^\ s.f- A broom ; advance made for
cuhivation or manufactixie or a con-
tract. Uruit

^^m s.m. A small round and acid

^ZW iJ. a. To increase, augment, en-
large, lengthen, make advance, for-
ward, exalt, elevate, raise, promote,
aggrandize, rear up, extend, stretch
out, amplify, dilate ; to extinguish ;
to shut up ( a shop ) ; to remove the
table-cloth.

WT^HT V. «. To bring forward, to
lead on ( an army ).

^fg\^ 8. m. Prolongation, advancement
increase, enlargement. [flattery.

^^^^ 6. m. Population ; excitement^
^ft^JadJ. High-priced.
^'im\ *. TO. A wild hog.

^itn^ .*. wz. ) Interest, profit, ad van-
W^cf<t 8. f, J tage.

^ysw{ s, f. Increase.

iffw^q^ 5. ///. Traffic, commerce.

^h%^^ ,\ m. The son of ^a merchant*

or young merchant or tradecr.

WPwrgelt s.f. A young woman of the

Baniya tribe.

qfvurr^ 8, m. Traffic, trade, commerce.

qf%9r s. m. A merchant, a trader ; the
sixth of the astronomical periods
called KaraUj corresponding to the
half of a lunar day ; trade, traffic

WPnv 8. m. Trade, traffic.

^R^T 8. m, A shop-keeper, a merchant
( usually a cot^n-chandler) .

ifiT s, m. The worm which is destmc*
tive to shipping ( Teredo ).

^sm contraction of nm A word, affair ;
orofwr^T Wind, generally used in
composition; as, Bat-dahari, adj.
External, foreign. Bat barhao. s, m.
Prolixity, talkativeness, chicanery,
wrangling. Bcilbanaf An orator, a
sophist. Bjit sonha karna. To venti-
late. Bat-kaltaOj s. m. Talk, conver-
sation.

«rair s,/, A duck.

W^^T adj. Loquacious, convorsible.

'T^T^fT^ s. m. ) Loqimcit.r, oonverf^i-

^IJft «. /. J bleness, discour»f,
dialogue.

^^^(M a^lj. Loquacious, talkative.

IffTTIT r. n. To talk, converse, spej*.

WK^Twr iJ. rt. To show, explain, point
out, dciioto, teach, inform, express,
signifc. adduce, account for.

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^VIIT s. m, A bamboo latli, n thin slip
of bamboo ; an oblong stofie «n
which powders are levigated.

iRfnrT «. a. To point ont, to shew, in-
dicate, sigaifj, explain, teach, tell to
appear, 8. m. An upper turban j
n small bracelet of metal,

-^iTW s,f. Wind, Air. BaUsa^pheni^ i.f.

A kind of sweetmeat, sngar-cakes.

IW^T \^ 8, m, A kind of sweetmeat,
Wfiim ) sugar-cakes ( of a spongy

texture, or filled vjiih air, as the word

implies ) ; a bubble.

wftf^n^lT D. <J. To speak, talk, say, eon-
verse, disconree.

n^ s.f. A word.

Wff^ adj, A tattler, an idle talker.

i|«1# «./. Buffoonery.

^t^ «./• A flatulent or oedematous,
swelling.

inft »• /. A candle ; a wick, a match,
a stick ( of sealing-wax^ &c. ) ; a
tent or bougie.

n^^ adj. Thirty-two.

Wrfl^T 8.m, A medicine composed of
thirty-two ingredients, usually given
to mares after foaling,

ww>«t 8./. A set of teeth ; any aggre-
gate consisting of thirty-two parts.
Batti-si dikhanay u. a. To shew
teeth ; to laugh, to scoff or make
faoes at nny one.

^f|Qm Adj. Affectionate, kind.

^^\ s. m. A kind of rice.

^^ ar 8, m. A kind of greens or po-
therbs ( Chenapodihtn album ).

^2 8,/. A bubo. [ance.

^%^ 8. m. The mouth, face, counten-

^ilT V, (7. To water, to het j to settle,
to predestinate, to take ( as witness)^
. to obey, acknowledge, agree, not to
refuse.

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^^^t^ s. /. A kind of perfam#, ap-
perentlya dri^d shell-fish ! a iie^,
apparently a species of the Zizyph us.

^%^V[^^ s. m. A sort of perfume, a
leaf.

^fl1t9iT 8, /. A plant, commonly
called blue Sephdiika or Nyctanthes,

^Cl^w 8. m, A part of the Himalaya
range, and celebrated place of pil-
grimage, the Badrinath of modern
travellers, or a town and temple on
the west bank of the Ahtkananda
river, in the province of Shrinagar,

^%^ s» w. A cloud ; exchange, sub-
stitution, adi). In charge, for.

W^'^wr V, tf. To change, exchange,
alter.

Wf^T s, m. Exchange, lieu, stead, a
substitute, recompense, revenge, re-
quital. Badla lena, d. a. To alter ; '
retaliate, take revenge. BadUh, In
exchange, in return for.

^^^ni: «./. Price of exchange.

W^^TWr t>. a. To cause to alter, to
change.

U^ 8. /. Exchange, relief (of watches) ^
cloudness ; a small bit of cloud.

^€r^T 8. m, A hogaty.

W^ adj. Predestinated.

W^T^ ad^. With emulation, or rival-
ship, contentiously.

Wfir I f-A The dark half of the lunar
^^ J month from full moon to new

moon, the wane of the moon.

lOf^ S. 7n. A cloud.

^ adj. Bound, tied ; checked, sup-
pressed ; fixed, firm ; withheld.

^Vft^ adj. One who governs or sup-
presses wrath.

^V^ adj. Fast or firmly rooted.

l^r^Wf (^dj. Yottng, a pupil, a child,
one whose hair as not been shaven.

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"s^WlfMrf 9./. A sort pf piiDgenfc rcot,
called by some a kind of garlic.

ilfTtinfr adj. Saluting respectfully,
putting the hands joined to the
forehead,
nnft 9, /. An (Ornament worn round the
neck) hanging down to the waist and
crossing behind and before ; a bolt,
a sash, brace ( of n carriage, &c.),
'in «. w. Killing, slaughter, -slaying,
murdeif,

WwV 8. m. A slaughterer, a killer.

Win#t adj. Wishing death.

^vnt Ti^T 8, f, 'Intent or desire to kill.

^^^^ «. w. Capital punishnent.

Tfirwr «. <2. To smite, to kill. 5. w. A

kind of pot with a spout to it, a

vessel for drinking water from.

trw^*. /. J A place at slaughter
"^WvnwTf »^. w, sj or osectition.

"WiTt « /. ) A song in congratu-
H^r^ 8, wi. i lation ; presents, &c.

^ carried to the lionse of a'woman on

the sixtli or fortieth day after child-
birth.

T^PfV *• m. A huntsman, sportsman,

fowler, killer, slayer, executioner.
^f^filT «./. A bullock, any castrated

animal,
mf^^ adj^ Deaf.
W^^. /. A woman, a wife, diiughter-in-

law, lady>
•^rttqf^ ». m. Instrumpat or means of

putting to death,
'^W ckdj, Deserfing death ; condemned

to death,

Wvir^T «./. Fitness to be killed.

^iWifn *./. > A place of public exe-
WiWl if. m, J cution.

-HW «./. A forest, a wood, Bawa-iban^?*,

or Bana-gontha, s. m, Cowdung found

in the forests, Bana-jdlra, s. /. The

pilgrimage through the 84 forests

of Braja. Bana jharna, or^^^^am^^

ox^^-^nc^karna, To 4)eat the forests.
Wir^W «. w. A forest,
^^W^ 8. m» A monk^y^
1RW 8. m. Trade, traffic, ^Herchandise,

commerce.
V^K 8 J. Waste land*
W«r^r^ 0. m. A grain -merchant, a cai^

rier of grain.
W*ian<t 8. /. A kind of tenrt use Uy

Bdfy ar<w. tkdj. f. Half- boiled ^grainy,
^v 8./. Lace, a ribband studded with

W^infTt ^/. A plant (Xt//a ).

Vf^!fm 17. w. To succeed, answer, suit,
come to pas«.

^^^^ s, m, Li?i»g in the forest.

Wl^# adj. Inhabiting the forest.

IWfW^IT^ s» wi. A wild cat.

iW«taT *. m. Wild ( hyngttn ) -egg-plant
{Solanum melongena ),

irT^TPJT 8, m, A man -of tire woods, s
wild m<m, an ourang-ootang.

'CTilT« 8, /. A garland of various
flowers reaching to the feet ; usually
of tile flowers of the tnl$4 ( Ocymnm
8cmciwn)f kuvki ( Josminum multiflo^
rum), manda ( JiscUpias gigantea )^
faiijat ( Erythrina fvlgens ), and
lotus.

M8fKl 8, m, A bridegroom.

^n^8,f. A bride.

Viwrik 8, J, Price paid for making any
thing,

^nnil^ «. m. Living in a wood, separated
- from one's family • (meU ) disinheri-
ted ( a 8on ).

^^^^l s.m, A maker.

ipff^t «./. A fishing hook ; ( in comp, )
Of the race or lineage ; flute. B<»n«-
hala. The fig-tree under which Krish-
na was accustomed to play the flute.

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w^

WT i' rn: A. bridegroom ; pctrt. Made,
prepared, having made, &c.

^WT^ «./. "Woolen clotH, broad cloth.

^•rnft <»rf;. Woolen.

^fifPfT tf. <i. To make, prepare, form,
fushiODy shape, do, fabricate, build,
compose, perform, make to agree,
adjust, adorn, reconcile, pluck ( cf
fowl, ) to dress ( viciuah ) to mend,
repair, invent, rectify, mock, feign,

IT'IT^T^H^I tr; n. To be making, to ^e in
hand. \

iprnr «. m. Preparation, decoration,
dressihg, decking one^s self; concord,
nnderstanding, reconciliation. Bjhoo
it/»ma. To adorn, bedeck, decorate.

^'Mi *• /• Make, invention, afifecta-
tion, contrivance, fabrication^ . for-
mation, fiction, sham.

VfT^m ir. a. To make, to prepare.

"^^c^^ «./. Preparation.

^irnnr^ «./. Forest leaves.

irf«r^ 9. m. Trade, traffic, merchandise^
commerce;

wPiHT *./. A wife, a woman.

vfiim B, m. A shop-keeper, a merchant
( usuatltf a corn-chandler ).

^fimwr*./. Wife of a Baniyct.

W^ M,f. A bride.

lAmadj. Wild.

^^ I «./. A torch lighted at both
^it y ends and whirled rouncl so i^^

to form a double circle 'of fire.
nMt 8. /. Wife of a Baniya ( «^p-

keepei\ &c, ).
JlJ^m^rw *. w. Cow -dung dried for

fuel ( not made up )•

W^T CM^, Wild^

f^i4lT •. TO. A wreath or garland of
leaves and fiowers suspended across

geteways on marriages or public fes-
tivals..

^^K 8, TO. A monkey.
if^TWtf 8. TO. A sore that does not'
heal ; running sore, an issue.

> 8'/. A female monkey.

T 8 m. Mistletoe, a kind of Epi-
f dendron ( Epidendrum tessela^

fufn ).
1^ 8. /. An ornament worn on th«-

forehead ; a dress shorter than the

Jennet, 8, m: A tribe called Ehata who

are generally bards or panegy ists ;

a bard.
W^'Zir 8, m. A place of confinement,

a prison. [bard.

W^'ifw «. TO. A sort of ornament, a'
ir^T 8. TO. A whirlwind.
W^J^«, /, A female slave.
M^^tm *•. TO. The child of a slave.
lUf 8. TO. A pledge, a deposit. 8. m. /.

A binding, a bandage ; a tie or fet«

ter ; bondage, imprisonment ; bind«

ing, tying, "Bdndh m$n pama, ya ana.

To become a captive.
iT^V 9. m. Binding, confinement, ur

pledge, «a pawn, a deposit.
^vit 8. /. An unchaste woman, a har«

lot, a wanton ; barren woman.
ipf?l^ «. TO. A complete army, or one

with its four divisions, of chariots,

elephants, horse, and foot.
^«fW A. m. Binding, tyinfj^ confining,

fastening; bandage, bond, bondage,

imprisonment ; obstacle, hinderance.
;p¥vivf3cr 8. m. The knot of a ligature.
iRfifC^ r. /. Any rope or string used

for tying.
iRHfT^. n. To be tied, fastened, bound,

continuouB or uninterrupted, kept,

enclosed, laid, formed or composed.

Gandhi muthi, An undisclosed ifttenv

tioiu.

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iRfifT^?? 8. 7w. A prison.

W^i: s. /*. Bond, binding, fastenings

Wfr«r s, m. Pension, a fixed allowance

made to any one.
W^rft V. a. To bind, fasten, shnt^ &«.
^WJ^ s, m. One whose bnsiness it is
to carry stone, timber, &c. slang
oTer bis sbonlder ; a pensioner ; a
gtmner, artillery-man.
W «. m. A kiasman, a relation^ bnt es-
pecially a distant or cognate kinsman,
and subseqnent in right of inheri-
tance to the gentile or Sagotra ^ the
Bandbu, is of three kinds ; the kias-
xnan of the person himself^ of his
father, or his mother, as his fathei's
brother's son, and his mother's
sister's or brother's son ; and the
0ame reckoning upwards, as his
father's father's sister^s son^ &c. ;
a friend ; a brother ; a ^flower ( Ven-
tapetes phcenicea ).
W^^f 8. m. A relation, a friend.
W^ft^ 8. m. A flower ( Vintapeies

phcenicea ).
'W^^'T *•./. A multitude af rel atioas or

friends ; relationship, friendship^
^^5T 8. m. Relationship, fi-iendship.
W^^^ adj. Giren by a kinsman. 8. m.
One kind of female property,, that
given ta a girl at her marriage by
her own relations.
^K 8, m. A flower ( Pentapetss phceni-
cea ); a drug commonly called Bt-
rung ; a crane ; a drug eonmionly
. called Ruhabha.
^^T 8,/. A whore, a prostitute.
>l^^fT 8. m. A prisoner, one bound, a

rcpt'vc.
<^^lftf odj. Friendless, relationless.
Tw^ 8, m, A shrub heftriig a red
flower ( retiiapetes phcenicea ) ; but

also applied to the /aw* Batu^««>f -

a tree ( Pentaptera tomento8a ).

'Wjra^ '• '^' ^ ^*®« ( Pentaptera to-
ruentoea).

^m ». m. Parsimony ; stability,
steadiness, persistence.

^»a adj. Barren, nnrfruitful, not bearing
fruit in due season ; detained, confin-
ed under arrest.
I ^^flT 8.f, A ehildless woman ; a barreir
caw ;: a perfume^ commonly called
BoZflr.

^irr r, n. To be made, to be prepared,
to be mended or adjusted ; ta chime,
to agree, to fall in with, to do,
answer, to seiTe, to be, become, to
avail, to counterfeit, ta succeed. «. vu
A bridegroom. Band ehuna, Dressed,
decked out, arranged. Banna thannaj
To be fdlly adorned, or prepared, to
be decked out, Bana hanay<t. Finish*
hed, ready made, complete, entire^
perfect- Bavui rahna. To remaiis
waiting.

WWTftfr^ 8. m^ A tribe of Rajpu(8.

VyfT 8. m, A conjurer.

^Trt *./. A female conjurer, an ea-
ch an tress.

win 8, m. Patrimony, heritage.

wqr ftm v. n. To be raised, eatabliafc-
ed or pitched,

1^ I adj. Helpless.

witi^ s. m» Paternal estate; patrimony,

heritage.
Wiirnrr s. m. Vapour, vapour bath.
WfK 8. m. One who craps the manes of

horses.
WW^%<t 5./. Quarrelling, dissenaion.
wCt 8, /. Cropped haijt, tresses ; the

act of cropping ( especially ih4 mane*

of hot^ses ).

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fff fix 8i m. A obwn, a lout, bumpkin,

clumsy joang man.
^^ 8. m. A child, a boy ( a term of

fondness ).

f»T 1 8. f. A tree of the Mimosa

Wi j kind ( there are several sfe^eiy

hut the corwmmesi h Arabica ); the

Acacia tree.

W^ft^T adj. Talking nonsense. «• «.

A catamite.
^^ s.f. The piles.
ft 8. m. The seed of a sweet-scented
herb ( Ocymum pilosuni ) j a sort of
bird.
^ e.f. A kiss.

W adj. Large, great; tawny, &o.,

bald-headed throngh disease. i> m.

A large ichneumon ; the name of a

sage ; a tawny or brown colonr.

Vff.f A spring {(f water) ; a fathom ;

a measuring rod.
VT An'inteijection addressed to Shiii
( much used by pilgrims to the temple
. of Byjnath or Vydyamath ).
V!VfT o. n. To swell.
V!n«. tn. Vomit, emetic. Bowion kamay

To vomit.
^m s. w. A sort of grass.
W^ s. m. The little bird that leama to
fetch and carry, Ac, and which the
Hindus teach to snatdh the orna-
mental patch or wafer from the fore-
head of their mistresses ( Loxia In-
died) ; an assizer.
'Vm s.f. Wind, air,
wm«T adQ. Platnlont.
vn^ adj. Forty-two.
WM^iadj. Eighty-two.
%\ adj. Best, excellent, f. m. A boon,
a blessing, a choice, a good ; a-bride-
l^room, a spn-in-la'vr ; the Indian fig-
. tree. e. f. Asparagus racemoeus.

oomj. But, moreover, even. Barcft»fV
Q iver of a ehoice or blessing.
irt oonj. Moreover, but, even, rather.
VCW «. m. Abstinence.
W^t «. m. A seller of betel-leaf, a cul-
tivator of betel.
V^^TiT V, ». To rain.
%K^\ i. m. The Indian iig-tree ( Ficti»

Indiea ).
nVf(\ 8. m. A rafter.
WIW 8. f». An ortolon ( Alauda ).
«lKwfir«n 9. m. An innocent kind of

snake.
W«:3JHT V. a. To forbid, to prohibit.
^K^8.f. An eye-lash.
iR?l «. m. A meritorious act, a fast, a
vow, a religious rite or penance ;
use. 8. m, A thong, leathern girth,
rope, jpart. Flaming, b^ azing.
'TOII «./. A dish, plate, basin &c.

vessel, utensil.
iRlflT i>. a. To consider, to reflect.
%K^j part. pass. That which has been

used.
W^mfT «. a. To distribute. $. m. Old

clothes.
W^^ *. w. A bulJ, a bnllock,
.WT^l «. wi. A wedding gift ( to a
bride ) ; the answer to a prayer ad-
dressed to God or to a saint.
WT^r^ adj. Wide, broad { doth ).
irc^ «./. A drove of cattle loaded.
W^^ff s. m. A panegyrist, a bard.
MK"^ 8. m. A bull, a bullock.

vymy v. a. \ ^"^ ^''^^ * *''"'•
^Tl «. w. Colon r, sort, class ; tribe
( ammg the Hindtts ), as Brahman,
Kshattryah^ Vyshyah^ and Shudra ; a
letter of an alphabet ; praise, des-
cription, con;. Moreover, but even,
rather. Baran karna, To hii'o a priest

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for the pejformauce of a stcrifee or

auy religions ceremonj.
WV^n 8, m. Description, recital, expla-

Dution, praise. B^mcm Jbofito^ To ex-

plaiu, describe, extol, praise.
mw\ n. prop, A rivirlet nrnmng past

the north of B^ftreg. s. m. A frnit

tree (Cratasi'a tOpia ). ir, a. To many.

tr. ». To burn.
^TcWt «./. Air eye-lash.
H^^ rnvn tr. «. To raise, pitcB, estft-

blisb, produce, set on foot, caose,

occasion, introduce.
WWT T^nr ^. •. To continue firm or

standing.
MKVj ^nj tr. fi. To be raised, set on

foot, pitched, estai Itshed, prodnced,

oecasfoned.
WCW^ *• /. A peculiar kind of goat

(from Barbary). [brarery.

W^?l^ «. w. Strength, yigonr ; prow«sa,
MK^^jadj. Aflected, on old person

who affects the manners of yonth..
iV^i^PlT adj, Pnblic, eonspicnon^.
W^T ^ m. A kind of gimlet or borer

worked with a string.
W^lK adj. Strong, riolent,
^%MTV[ adi» Strong, riolent. $» m» A

medicinal herb bo called.
^^^T V. a. To talk in one's sleep or

in a delirium.
m^ 8, m. A tamonr in the belly»
H^VW #./. A kind of snake.
irc^Y s. m. A bird that feeds on fish.
WKV #./. A ragini or mtvical mode by

which deer and serpents Are said to

be tamed»
i|K€ s, m. Rttin • a year ; an istozieat-
ing drug made of opivm. BmrmB-^^nth

B.f. The ceremony of tying a knot
on the anniversary birth-day of a
child i birth'-day.

^^^'W adj. Annual, anniversary;.,
wnft^ #./. Annual tax or rent.
WC%J i. «. A fidd where cows feedV

wet 8. m. Cakes made ofground pube^

fried in oil, or ghi. <w^'. Larger

great.
^Wf^8,f, TEe marriage processfon.
W^mJt 8, m. The company and atten^

dants at a marriage.
WKmi tr. fi. To abstafn. to with-draw.
wmr «. /. A thongi a rope ( particutar-

Ty of a 8unng ).
l^T^ 8. m» Abstfneneo.
WCfT t. m. A boat ; the third Uvdtar^

or mythological inoamation of Vuknw

in the fbrm of a boar,
wffint*./. Boast, exultatiou.
^hmK adj. Strong, vfolent.
iftfTTT adj. Strong, violent, s. nt. A

medTcbalherb s<^ called.
H^ i. /. Quicklime ; a dish made of

pulse; wedding garment^ adj. Rarongy

powerfnl.
w(im '$. m, A year,
l^iw 8. m. The god of water ; a tree-

( CratoBoa tspia, or Otpporit ^r^

1^ t. m. A betel-gardeo..

w^«n 8,/. A washerwomtit^

iAtt 9. m. A watherman,

i^r 8. fli. A waspw

^ 8. m. A seller of betri-Ieaf, a oulif*

▼ator of betel.
w^w«./. A(femt$Uy seller of betd^

leaf, or rather cu^tivi^r of betel

^fizx > #. m. A wasbermanr \ a vesti-
WtfhPT i bale;,

Wir^.M. An assembly of people of ofte
clasiS amultitisde of similar thuigs' ;
aofaweofletiarsprdnounood on th#

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«ame poYt of tite monlh (^ the gatta-
ralgy folcUah, ire. ) ; ike sqaare of a
number*
^'mitf 3. m. Tbe Marhatt^$ are ao calied.

Wiif «. mr 1 A ( 2en^ blender ) spear, a

Wf*-/. i javelin, dart. Bar-chkd-
bardat^ A spearmaa*

ivS^T «. m. A spearman.

^n 8. m. Colonr, sort, class ; a tribe
( dmong the Hindus ) as Brahman^
Kshattriyahf Vt/shyahy Shtidra; a
' letter of an alphabet, praise, descrip-
tion.

^f #* m. Description, recital, expla-
nation, praise. Barnan kama, To
explain, describe, extol, praise.

^nm V. a. To explain, describe, praise.

W^«TT^ *./. An alphabet.

^'W^l^ t. m. A person of a tribe origi-
nating in the intercourse of a man of
one tribe with a woman of another.

^i 8^ m. Use, practice.

^9^ «. 771. A dish, plate, bason, &c. ;
vessel, ntensil.

W1?1T To nse.

VI *rpr adj. Present, existent ; the
present tense.

f«lf ;. m, A kind of gimlet or borer
worked with a string.

imfwi 1?. a. To bore.

^WT n. prop. The people of Ava are so
called.

wdV7 s.f. Chattering, prate, rant.

^ #« iw. Rain ; a year.

wii\ adj^ Annnal, anniversary,

^^i } «./. The rains, the third sea-
Wm] J son ( ^ the gix ), from the

15tk o( Aiharh to the 15 th of Bhadu

rain.

??5- J part. act. Raining.

W^f( s.f. The rainy season, the rains.

wflO 8, /. A disorder in horses, th#
farcy.

n^HJ V. a. To cause to rain, to shower
down ; to rain.

^^rhlW 8. m. Yearly pay or subsistence.

^^^ s.f. An annnal tax or rent.

wiwr i>. n. To rain.

W^hr 9,f. The rainy season, the rains.

W^hfl 8. /, A disorder in horses, the
farcy. [down.

^^^^^ «. a. To cause to rain, to shower

^€f s.f. An annnal ceremony in com-
memoration of deceased relations.

vff 8. f. A peacock.

n9 8. m. A coil, twist, crook, convo-
lution ; tide, direction. Bal khtna.
To be twisted. Bi$ldihr ; adj. Crooked,
twisted, coiled, convoluted. Bal dena,
V. a. To twist.

Mm 8, m. Power, strength j semen vi-
rile; a name of the elder brother of
Krishnit, Bjlram ; name of the king
of Fatal or the infernal regions ; a
sacrifice, an offering. Bal he, interj.
Bravo! Bc^ljanayOX BkU bal jana.
To be sacrificed. Bal dena, or» Bal
karna^ To sacrifice.

W^^fT t>. a. To open ; to speak indis-
tinctly from excessive joy or intoxi*
caliun.

W^PTT 8. m, A sob.

if^wnf 8. m. The male pnlm or toddy
tree ( Borassus flabelljforms ).

^hIv s.m. a. pimple, a sore, a small
boil ( supposed to he caused by the
breaking or pulling mil of a haivy as
the taord imposed ).

Wm^ 8. m. A bnllock that carries a
burden,

H*fl^l^ 1 5. m. A cowherd, a bullock-
W«fi^?lT J- driver, a drover, a grain-

nmit

1 5. m. A cowl
> driver, a c
} merchant.

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W^t^ S' m. A name of Balram.

W^^fT «./. A medicinal plant com-
monly called Trayamnn.

^^^\ v. a. To burn.

Wlfn^^ «. m. Weakening, reducing
strength or power.

W'Jn'iru B, m, A person who dies in a
battle, <&c. witJiout doing any thing.

W^IW^T^T 19. n. To ferment ( as taw

milk, curdsy &c, ) ; to be inflamed

with Inst ; to make a noise (a camel )
from lust.

wmM^ s. m. A strong or robust man

W^Hiiii V, a. To allure.

w««T c *• ^* ^ lover, a husband.

VH'.tT *./. A widow who lost her hus-
band while ?ery young.

Wm^m n.prop. The elder Irother of
Kmhna.

wm^rw s.f. Strength, power.

able-

f^ adj. Strong, powerful,
i bodied, stout, lusty.

W^i^fir adj. Strengthening, ennobling.
W9^T 8. m, A tumult^ riot^ sedition,

mutiny, alarm.
^^\^ X. m. Phlegm, the phlegmatic

humour.
W^lft s. f. A faggot.
i|9f)^ adj. Weak, infirm.
iV9i^~t<iir( «./. Exhaustion, weakness,

prostration of strength^ infirmity

from fatigue or age, &c.
H^I 8, m. All aquatic and medicinal

plant ( Sida rhonihijolia^ rhomboideaf

and cordifolia ).

in token of taking all his misfor-
tunes upon one's self ( generally
practised by women ).
il^f^T «./. A sort of crane.

a. To draw the hands
over the head of another

wmf^ran «./. A sort of Vin or Intc,
called also Ram's lute.

n^JZ s. m, A sort of bean.

WWT«l€TK 8. m. Violence, oppresiion,
exaction ^ ( in la%o ) the detention of
the person of a debtor by his credi-
tor, and the yiolent measures taken
by tlie latter (fioggingy i'c. ) to re-
coTcr his debt.

W«if«r«r «. /. A sort of sunflower
( Ilelhlropium Indicum ).

^Wrf'IlT adj. Strong, powerful.

^*^X^^ adj. Strong and weak.

W9T9 8. m. A plant ( Capparis trifor
Uata ).

W^T^W *. m. The caronda ( Caris$a
carandas ).

WVTW 8. m. The phlegmatic humour.

^if 8. nu An oblation, a religious ojOfer-
ing in general ; presentation of food«
to all created beings, one of the fire
great sacraments of the ^Melu reli-
gion : it consists in throwing a
small pracel of the offering, ghi or
rice, or the like, the open air at ^e
back of the house ; an animal, or one
which is fit for an oblation ; a kiag
and Dytyah, also Maha Balh the
virtuous sovereign of Mahabalipur,
tricked out of the dominion he had
obtained over earth and haven, by
Vishnu, in the Vaman or dwarf
Avatar, and left, in consideration of
his merits, the sovereignty of Fatal,
or the infernal regions.

'Tpi^Tn a. m. An act of sacrificing, or
offenng victims in sacrifice to God,

Wftiw adj. Shrivelled, wrinkled, flabby,

flacicd.

wftl^r^ ^. m. ) Sacrifice. BaUharija^
'if^^T^ «./. J na. To be sacrificed.

mi\ adj. Strong, powerful, robua^,

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istont. 9./. A Wiinkle^ Bkin shrivell-
ed by old age ; the fold of skin in
«totit person 8, especially females,
upon the upper part of the helly, or
between the ensiform cartilage and
the navel.

'^^ \ adv. Bat, moreorer.

H^^ adj. Sandy,

^^jfT «. «. To scratch, to tear with
the nails.

TwreiT 9. m. A bubble.

^5^f 8, m, A whirlwind ,• a ridge-pole
io/<$ cottage ).

^vct 9. f. A ridge-pole ( of a -coitagt ).

^m ^wT t;. a. To draw one's hands
over the head of another in token of
taking his misfortanes on one's self
( generally pracHstd by women ),

iHW ^ 9. m. The bark of a tree.

iWf adj. Strong, vigorous, t. m. Semen
virile.

Iff IT adj. Dear, beloved. «. m. A
favourite, a friend ; a superinten-
danty a master. [spearman.

«t(V f . m. A spear. BMam-harddvy A

iqri 8. m. A pole or boat-hook.

mft a. A A prop, a pole, a long pole
to ateier or move a boat with. Bol/i
marnay To push or move ( a beat ).

nv€x g. m. A whirlwind, a devil.

J^L > «./. Any creeping plants

^<rt: 9. /. A kibe, blister or chap on
the foot, ehilblain.

VfnfK 9. pi. The piles or hemorrhoids.

^^\%l adj. Pocky, affected with Lues,
venerea.

^PwiT adj. Talking nonsense, a bab-
bler. ^. m. A catamite.

ilf^ > 8, m. Son of Brahma.

wm s. m. Description, -explanation,
definition.

wiTTfiTT «. «. To define, explain, describe.

W€ 9. m. Power, will^ command, ad-
vantage, authority. Bos ana^ To be
obtained, to come into one's power.
Bas karna, To overpower, to bring
to submission.

^Rt?r «./. Residence.

Wr 8. m. Cloth J a dress, a habit, a
suit of clothes, apparel, attire.

^fril V. n. To dwell, inhabit, settle,
reside, abide, to be peopled.

W^'tft «./. A purse.

n^^ «. /. The spring j one of tho
musical modes of the Hindus ; the
first of the six seasons, comprising
Chytra and Bysahk ; the small-pox ;
a phrase peculiar to the Benyalie.
Baiatiia pkulna, lo.n. To put forth
the blossoms of mustard plants.
Anhhon men basanta fhulni^ To dazzle.
Basanta ki khabar, Knowledge of, or
care about, futurity.

iRPnt adj. Of yellow colour.

W^^TWr «. n. To come to an end ; to
succeed, to get away from. Baear^
kamay v. n. To bring to an end, to
finish, accomplish, execute, spend,
pass. Baear jana, «. fi. To be finish-
ed, to pass away. Basar le-jana,
«. a. To bring to an end, finish^
accomplish, execute, acquit one's
self of, out trip. Basar hona, v, ».
To be finished, ended, spent, or
passed. [Siva* 9 bull.

m% 9. m. Boll, ox, bullock, appied to

ir^TWT To people, to colonize, to cause
to dwell, to bring in tocnltivation,
to settle a country.

11^7 9, m. Angel, messenger.

w€\it 8./. The office of a messenger.
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ir^WT i./.' tlie ♦orid, the earth.

^^W^ 8, m, A kind of axe used by cor-
peuters, and adze*

W^# s. f. An instrument for cutting
bricks.

siiVT adj. Stinking.

^9K1 8. m. A tinae before evening -when
birds retnra to their nest ; a night's
lodging ; a bird's roost, a bird fe-
maining on its roost. Basera kamc^
To roost.

l^qr «• TO. Inhabitant^ a dweller,

W^tin^ 8. fn. Homo, dwelling-place,
residence, country.

W^ A. /. Thing, matter, eubstancOy
chattels, goods, baggage.

1^^ a, TO. Clothes, garments, stnfis.

irtft s.f. Settlement, colony, village.

M^ 5. TO. Reality, essence, property,
stuff, ingredients substance, wealth.

mm 8, TO, Oloth^ clothes, raiment,
apparel [cana),

IffiVT 8. TO. A plant ( {HaRicarpa^ Ametn-

W«A s,/. An abode, a village, a peopled
or inhabited place, a population.

^[W s. TO. Cloth, a wrapper, pack-cloth.

"WWSWr u. n. To be balked, to be disap-
pointed, to be deceived, to stray, to
be intoxicated.

in^ilT V. a. To balk, disappohit, mis-
lead, deceive, beguile.

^if^ «. /. A bamboo stick with ropes
hanging from each end for slinging
baggage to, which is carried on the
shoulder.

yrgrmr J «. n. To flow, pass ; to go
Wf^'^TT'lT J or swim with the stream ;

to be mined, to be destroyed.

WfWT part. act. Running ( water ),

afloat. Bahte pa Hi men hath dhomn.

To pay attention to one's friends, or

to attend to one's own duty or

affairs while the opportunity h

favourable; to make hay while the

eun shines.
iCT^C adj. Seventy-two.
mf^*./. Pain, distress; obstruction,

hindrance, prevention.

ISi} ^••^' A sister.
IVIT t>. n. To flow, to glide ; to float ;
to blow, to pass away, drive,

ir^it^ 1 s,m. A -sister's husband, a
W^'ftt) broilier-in-law.

irf%^ 8,f, An adopted dster,

Wfir^ odj. Flowing, gliding along ^

brave, bold ; pubKc, notoricfus,
n^K 8. /. A fleet.
n%Kiadf. Deaf.
WfPca at^. A stranger,
1¥^ 8. /. A falcon, a female hawk

{Falco caltdue), Bakree-bacha^ ;. fn.

The male of the BahtH,
m^m 8. /. A two-wheeled car (for rtd'-

ing in, not for baggage ), a coach, a

carriage. [amused^

€W|T «. ». To be diverted, to be
^vrrwTv. a. To liivert, amuse, recreataw
WYf^im B. m. A kind of servant armed

with bow, arrowy &c., a huntsman.
in^ g. f A two-wheeled car {/or rid*

ing in^ not for baggage) f a ooach, «

carriage. [talk*

iTl^rtT o. a. To argue, dispute, Mlebate^
YTT^ V. a. To set afloat, demolial^

destroy, ruin, impoverish, deprive of

felicity or fortune,
nvm «« a. To make flow, set afloat or

adrift, float, launch, swim away.

^IfT Rf^wt \ V. ». To wander, to

^ftW^TfUi^wr J be in a distressed

condition, to be intoxicated.
^%XK a. vu Spring:, beauty, fin^ lands-
cape, charm, delight.

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WSJ^ **d). and nc/t^. fhe good state or

condition, estaliahed, Gonfirmed^ well,

prosperous.
ir^Tf s. m. A flood, a ffooding, flow,

flaXy aflnx, effasion, floidity.
l^fw^nw VI n. To fioir^ pass ; to gO' or

awim with the stream ; to be rained,

to be- destroyed,
wf^ir B. /. A sister,
iflitrr o<^» Epnat to » sister.
vff^ ^rmt 9, n. To LflBoe^ to oome out.
^%K{ (*dj. Deaf.,
wff tmi V, a. To divert, to aoHue, to

recreate^
Wf^^a. m. Remote or forcign conntry.
Mfypi^ s. m. The neglect or dolation

of any moral or religioua duty, o^

Ijppiocis.

l^^ 1 6\/. Flood, inmidatiott*

vffm adj./. Barren {genti-ally applied
to cattle ).

ir?t *. /. A book not stitched at the
sides lot at the ends; a register^
book of aeconnts, ledger.

l^ijTHT ». m. Ledger aceoant book..

W^ > 8.f. The baggage, &c. of an

irfl^) army.

wWlw*r Idem.

WT adj. Mnch, many ^ large, grout

vfn s.nuK plant {A^cUpiAB gi§anUa).

l^nr^^ $. «, A prickly plwit ( Bedy^
iarum Magi) ^ the marshy date tiee.

^Ff«m ^.m, A long time.

l^^nj^^ adj. Ancient, antique.

vpn^ $. m. Olibannm.

WplW«./. Arabian- jasmine,

Wfi^wi I adj. Many timea ; havmg

^r^nmi/, > many good qualities.

^\ZS «. i«. Armlet.

WT^ <idj. Mnch,. m^iy, more, nu»»t.
B^hut yar hona. To become more in-
timate ibim formerly.

^X^}iii8,/, Muchness, aburrdance.

Wfmw*./. Excess, abundance.

^fi»tinr«./. Abundance, plenty, mul-
titude.

ffiiKT (fdj. Many, mucfa^ very much^
abundant, most.

^jm ad-o. In many ways on places, &c.

irf!^ «. m. Plurality, multitudo^ much-
ness, abundance.

W^WW *. m. The BAo/, or Brich tree.

Wf^rft <tdj. Experienced.

▼f^fWnuT «./. A plant, yielding a caus-
tic milky juice ( Euphorbia <if varioui
S0rts)>

tmw adj. Experienced.

^'Xit^adj. Full of faults or defects,
very wicked, very bad.

W7^ adj. Wealthy, rich.

HfiiT adv. In many ways, sorts, ^c.y
usually, generally, mostly, often.

^fffT^m adj. Dispersed, scattered.

iTf^^ <tdj* Very clever.

n^^^B.m. Talc. [grecum)^

n^Btt 8./. A drug ( Trigonelh /mum-

WfV^«./. A medicinal plant (Trigo-^
ndla fosnum-grecum ).

^^fjW adj. Having many children. 8. nu
A tree ( Echitef teholaris >.

WfJ* 8./. A plant ( ABpatagm race-

, m08}»8).

Wfir^rvo^'. Plowing in many streams.
▼f^^W 8. m. The plural number ( m

grammait ).
Vfl(«a#^* m. Fertile, frmtfiuL i, m^

The Kadcmh4k tree (^ouoSea Oc^dm^

ha).
ir7iR«Rtf4^. A Fertile, fraitful. «.^ /.^

The opposite- leftved fig-tree.

^^^adj.m. > Fortunate.

tr^vifvv «. m. Respect, reverence.- •
CSffnat^'. Multiform. i

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¥T^ adj.^ Many-rooted, Baving many

roots.
w^5i|W a^. Costly, precious*
WTT adi9. Again.
^^ adj. Various, or variable ( in

colour ) • changeable.
^▼'CIT 1^. n. To retum, to come baci:.
'T jKrm t>. <». To bring back, to^ eansr to

return.
M^fk. adu). Again.
W^VEiJs./. A daugbter in-Ta\r.
'^%^ d^. Multiform, s. m. Mimicry.
?VT^T i. m. A cbameleoB.

VV^ S ^' ^' a^tor, a mimie

W^'W s, f». Mimicry.
^¥^^«. m. pi. Wrinkles, furrows

marks of care or pain,
^/^yrtiadv. Again.
MWm adj. Much, many.
Vj^^ 8. m. Abundance.
*1{^^^ 8. m. The plural number ( iu

grdmmar )•
^T^K 8. m. A fruit ( Cordia myx<i ).
^tRi^ adj. Various^ multiform, of

many sorts or kinds. .
^^ adj^ Ha?ing many or much

seed. 8. m. The custaid^appU ( -4w-

nona squamosa ).

^X^'* *• w* Belleric myrobalan ( Ter-
f nunaUa bderica )•

^rftfr 8. TO. One of the forms of gram-
piatical cemposition. the compound,
ing two or mere words to fnrnisb an
epithet or attributive ; as, WTirm
Bahttmala, Having many neeklaees.

HITfrw adj. Having many enemies.

^^^ adj. Having many branches or
ramifications.

^\^nj s.f. A plant ( A paragtn),

*!?*•/• TlAt mother of many children.

Wif «. / A daughter-in-law, a son's

wife, a wife.
WW^^ ff. nK A fruit ( Cordia m^,

and Cordia lati/oliay,
^%lff } 8.m. A fruil, the Belteric lUf-
Vt^ / toImIbkl (TermnaUahdmM)i
«^#. nfc A vagabond^ vagrant, w«-

derer, Bmdus,

^^ftw 5. wiv A fowler ; a trib* ol
mx^W 8. m. A young Brahman,
^ftKl 8. m^ Trader^ food sent by t&»

bride's family for the bridiegroom ^*

ceremony of the biide's diamissitvitib

her husband.

W%\^ C *^^* Often, freqnentiy;

wt^* adj. Left-side, left,
^W 8. w. A crook, curvature, bending;
a reach or turning of a riTer^
fault offence^ wickedness. 8» m, X
semicircular ornament worn on t])»
arms • a kind of dagger ; an ezerdse
with the dagger ; a settee,
^t^^n 8. m. A kind of fencing fiib

( wooden ) dagger and cutlass.
iHl^^ «.. TO. Foppishness, debaacheq^
disorderly conduct^

'fNiT 8, TO, A fop, bean, eoxoomb, buck,
bravo, bdly ; a knife or hook i^ en*
bamboo with. 's. /. Name of a mer.
adj. Crooked^ foppish, eoxcemhisb,
arrani»

^fwi^ 8. m, A fop, lean, cex«^
bully, bravo.

^^^ ». /. Voice, sound.

vf^r /?. TO. Barren soil.^

Wtmadj. liar, false.

^Itt 8. TO. Raw cotton»

^twwT t^. d. To read.

^ttm% 8. TO. Calf.

^V 8./. Wish, desire.

^fHW Qdj. Desired, wished, longed'/*'*

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i^HK adj. Lying waste or fallow (tand).

^\^f adj. Barren.

^\Z 8, m. Share, distribaiion ; a weight
( t. i. the standard ly which things are
Vfetgh^d ) ; food given to a cow while
8lie 18 milked. Bant chant. Share, dia-
tribntioD.

Yt?4T i>. a. To share, distribate^ diTide,
participate, dispose.

ftvT adj. Tail-less. 8. m* A serpent
which has lost its tail,

M\it 8.f. A cndgel, a kind of dress.

wt^wT «. To destribnte, divide,

^^T 8. m. The name of a place in Btm-
delkhand ; a parasite plant which
grows on trees ( Epidendrunh parU-
cularly teseelaUtm ).

whft e.f. !A female slave, a bondmaid.

win i.m. An embankment ; confinement^
imprisonment.

whrm ty. a. To bind, tie, fasten, sbnt^
stop water, embank, to invent, con-
trive, devise, stop, pack, um, build^
compose, form, pnt, settle.

ft^W 8. m. A mode of dyeing in which
the cloth is tied in different places,
to prevent the parts tied from receiv-
ing the die ,* slander, plot, plan ; a
kind of silk cloth, a kind of parrot.

<it ^ ^rcTT 1^. a. To prate idly, to talk
foolishly.

^ 8, m. A bamboo; m measure of
about ten feet, used to measure tanks,
ditches, and excavations in generaL
( A cvhe of one han8 is called a c^u-
ha. ) Bant par charhnOf «. n. To be
branded with infamy.
Ki^i;^^ 8. m. Name of a caste who work

on bamboos.
#Tqft 1./. A flute, fife, pipe,
wraift 8./. A flute, fife, pipe ; a purBe#
Yrar I. m. The bridge of Hit nose*

Wt€t #./. Flute, fife, pipe. ad). Hado
of bamboo.

Wl^s./. Flute, fife, pipe.

wnr 8./. The arm ; guarantee, protecter
or security ( «# when a man tru8t$
km8$^ mikepo^er of an enemy^ m
IftM pirtony vfho mgagee to return
hm to hie houee or fort in wecurUyy is
hU hanha ). Banha palbeama, To pro-
ieet. Banha tutna, To be destitute
of friends or protectors. Banha dena.
To assist. Banha (^ahnciy To protect.
Banhaeharhaao^ To get rea^^ to
prepare.

^rfr^ «. m. A patron.

WT adf9. Or, either.

wrfc«./. Mistress, lad J ( among Mar*
hdttae ); a dancing girl. Bot-j^ 8. /•
The mother bawd.

wrtv ae^. Twenty-two.

wrt^t 8. /. The royal army ( eo oaUed^
beeauee composed of the troope of
twenty two enbahe); a command of
28,000 men. Baisitutnay To attack
with one's whole force,

wrtrr i. m* Rheumalism.

mm 8» m. Language, dialect, speech.

wnnrr«. m. A bean.

WXWM 8. m. A bush of which charcoal
is made for the manufacture of gun-
powder ( Jueiidtt adhatoda^ or, gan--
daruisa )•

wm 8* m. A sentence, speech, a word,

WTWK 1 «• m. An area or court-yard ;
mmm ] several houses contained

within one enclosure, a drug used as

m ferment.

WW «./. A rein, a bridle. Bo^ momof

To turn 'the reins : and this phrase

is applied to the drying up of the

small-poz ; thus, when the pustulea

begin to blacken and dry up, they

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bag mori. Bag lena^ To ta&e the rem ;
to curb or poll np (a k&r9$^ ^, ) Ba^
kafhse rMutna^ T6e reias^ to* hare
slipped from the haftd, denoiet Ae
loss oi cbmcev peiver or centrof .
^irf1^«./. A long rein wiifc wbfcb
horsea are led.

^nrt ^, WW A Iiorsepimtt.
wijT *. !»• Hel.
iri^ $.nu A tiger.

> ^. /, A if grees;

«• m, A tiger's Bkin*
WTWr *. TO. A tiger.
WT^ «./. A bubo.
WpWf p<»rr. 4c«. Speaker; ( in grammar)

* an explanatory particle,
wmr «. / Speeob, tangna^e, word ;

affirmation, agreement, promise,
ip^ «. TO. A sentence ( «• grammar).

ad^. Speakable, fit to speak.
wrw^'f' Selection j tbe comer of tbe

lip. adj. Udeless.
i|^K«rT 1^. a. To cboose, to select.
m^i «. TO. A calf, or tbe young of any

animal.
n\w Hawk.
WT^^r^r^. m. The sound or clangour

of yarious musical instruments.

wnrw ? «. TO. pi. Musical mstyu^
WT«R wmr I ments.

wTBrwT ti. n. To sound ( ag a muuical
trt*frttTO«»e ); to )>e published, |o re-
sound.

^T^^O *. Tfu Musicians.

V^T?^ 5. TO. One ifho performs t^e
sacrifice called Vajpei/.

^mXT s.m. A kiiid of j^rain, Indian
com ( ffolcus spieatu^ ).

wi^j 6. m. A muisical inetrumjMit.

fTWlWTwr «. TO.^ Tbe sound or clangour
of Tariooa mu^cal instrnmSnts.

mrnCf^A Markety Baxroar.

^Ylft «v TO.. ^ horse.

wnft^ 9» TO» A conjurer.

wpK i. m^ Art ornamieni worn on tbe
arm^ a braceret.

WT^ra^ ^. in. Armlet.

WT? $. f. Road, highway, path. f. m. A
weight or measure of weight

wrfCTT *. TO., A villa.

Wid «.-/. A liabitation, dwelling-house,
home, a g;arden-hoi^8e;

^tS ^T? oiv. Somewhere or other.

^THf *. /. Edge ( <if a stoorif JprUfe, ^c\
verg^ edge, margin, a fence a hedge,^
a Ifne ( of soldiery ) ► a place below
Fatmt. B<fr uriMy Ta fire a volley.
B</r diirumnay or,*-^tm0. To sharp-
en Btir^<»i*ner, To fire a volley. Bar
dHwana^ or,— <lfii9t, To sharpen, to
grind; te excite, to instigate, to
anhnafce. Bar ptkrdnd^ To encou^
age, to teach. Bar bdnthM, To
enclose a field Irith thorns. Barrak-
lutj To sharpen »

71^ «• III. Submarine fire ; a BrahMon^

^T^nrprar #. to. Submarine fire.

Wt^ ^. TO. An enclosure ; alms, charity

wrftprr f . to. a whetJier ( qf wwwb,

^1^ ^/. ^n ^J^osed piec^ of grouad,

^«v4w> orchard, kitchen-gardeo ;

^ hoq^e >^tb the gardei^j &p., atUoh-

ed to it ; eptton.
WPf »,/• Ijiexieaae, promotion ; a flood,
fis^ tr. N. To increase^ enlarge, go on,

pr^ceed^ advance^ exaggerate, grow,

rise^ swelU to be promoted, to

amount, l^ngtheii.
WTf? $. /. Fencoi hedge, edge oi »

weapQ9. or tool^ border^ rim.

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^rf^ s. m. One whd sharpens tools.

1^ adj. Qreaty increased on Merit;.

"mm i.f. Tetopfer, quality, manners.
9. tn, A^n arrow, a rocket nsed ih
battle ; name of an Asur^ son of
ny'tf, Bali ; the bore or Swell of the
tide in the Indian rivers ; a kind of
rope made of Munj^ used to form the
bottoms of beds, as Well as for other
purposes.

"VPi^ 8. j». Trade, traffic, merchandise.

m^ 5./. Speech, voice, language^
name of the goddess SaraBwatL

WTWr od}^ Tail-less. s. m, A serpent
which has lost its tail.

Wtw »./. Speech, language, word, say-
ing, report, discourse ; account,
snbjeot, question, cau4e, business,
affair, matter, circumstance, parti-
<^alar, article. Bat ham^y To con-
-verse, to talk, speak, 6ay, address.
B(U katnaj To intert-upt. hat )ca
-hixtakkar harnoy To multiply words,
to talk much on little* Bat fe ^at,
ID^nmeaning order, commands not
expected to be obeyed, words of
■course, feat ki hat men^ ad^. Instant-
ly. Bat hahao, s,m. Conversation,
chitchat. Bjt kurst nishin hona. To
be acceptable or approved of, a word
or speech. Baf garhna^ To speak to
the purpose, to ( sjteak so that one*8
words ) have effect or make impres-
sion. Bat chalanaj To converse, to
start a subject. Bat chit, a./. Con-
versation, cliitchat, confabulation,
discourse, talk. Bat takna, To put
off, lo excuse one's self. Bat dalna,
To .throw away one's words, to ask
in vain. B»< dharana, To persist in
making excuses, to put off, to e^ade.
Ba^ panaj To accomplish one's

wishes, to effect otto's purpose, Idai
phenkna, To Jeer, to mock, to speak
at ( hut not to ). Bat phema, to
equivocate. Bat harhana, To prolong
a contest. Bat bantma, *Io make up
a story, to make excuses. Bdten su*
nanaf To abuse, to speak harshly,
Baten gunna, To receive abuse or
haHh reproof. Bat bandhna^ To
sophisticate, to prevariciito. Bat hig*
arha, To mar a plot, to spoil. Bat
mama^ To turn off, to evade, to
divert a discourse, &c. Baf men inch
Tcarna, To perform a business in a
short time, to lose no time in doing
any thing. Bat rakhna. To assist, to
agree, to comply. Bat rahna. To
make good one*s words. Bat lagana,
To calumuiate to insinuate some-
ihing maliciously. '[ iaml

%T?! s. m. Pain in tke joints, rheumat-

WT^ *./. A candle ; the wick of a
lamp ; a tent or bougie put into a
wound to keep in open.

^T^f«mT 8. Tw. A talkative, conver-
sible. entertaining person.

imjft adj. Conversible, talkative,
chatty, entertaining.

10^ s. m. Accusation, dispute, asser-
tion, affirmation ; rheumatism. Bad
karnay To argue

IS }*•'»• ^ *'•'""'•

^^^T f' m. Qold or silver thread or

wire, brocade.
ifT^T^HI^ 8* 7», Altercation.
Vl^^ 8. /. Silver cloth.
WT^ s. m. A speaker, an accuser, a

plaintiff an enemy, a mischief-maker^

disputant, an arger. Badi-chor, An

inevternte thief.
^\^K «• w. A flying- fox, a bat.

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^j^ md^. Great, increased on merit.

WT^ 9. fn. Qpposiag, hindering.

mww adj^ What hinders, opposes,
pains, &c«

wnnr «. m. Pain ; impeding, opposing.

WT^^n «• To prevent, restrain, hinder.

fnn ^. m. Pain, distress, obstmction,
hinderance, preyention.

wifVH oc^'. Obstmcted impeded ; pained,
tormented.

WT1 «• /• Temper, qnality, manners^
8. m. An arrow, a rocket used in
battle ; the name of an Asur^ son
of rcqa Bali ; the high tide in the
Indian rivers commonly called the
Bore ; a kind of rope made of munja,
used to from the bottoms of beds as
well as for other parposes.

^mi\ f.f* A pattern, a master.

nt^imf 9. m. One who retires from the
world with his wife and family, and
is supposed to pass his life in devo-
tion in the forests ; an anchoret or
hermit.

WlUK i. m. A monkey.

m^A adj Ninety-two.

W1WT s. m. Habit, profession ; fashion
in dress^ peculiar to individuals or to
bodies taken individually ( $0y regi*
mentals niay be eaUed bana ). unifor-
mity ; a kind of weapon ; a veil ; the
woof in weaving. Bcma bandhna. To
be ready, to be determined.

WIWT «. a. To open.

Wiwt 8./, The price paid for a work ;
ashes the thread with which cloth is
woven ; speech, voice, language ;
name of the goddess Saraswati,

nx^ft^ 8, /. The price of weaving.

WTi^ 8. m. I^ame of a water-bird.

H^^T 8. m. I

A kind of cloth.

H^T e,m. Name of -place. in BanieL
khand. [friend.

^PfW 8, m. A relation, a kinsman ; ^
YHT «. m. Father. Bap kam^y To con-
aider as A father. Bap rnera ( my
father ) and. Bap re ( O father f )
are exclamations expressive of sur-
prise, grief^ &c,

JlJJf } «'?;• Helpless, poor.

mm 8. /. Steam, vapour.

mvf ) adj. and 8, m. Dwarfish, dwarf,
nmm > the fifth avata$* of Viehnu.

Wiw<it «./• A snake's hole.

WTW^ 8. m, A kind of sweetmeat*

^T^ 8. ffu Father, dad ; sire } air f

child ! Babajanf Dear child i
WtW8. m. A child ; a prince ; Master

0 Utie given by Hindtie, equivalent to

Mk or, ^qmrey
i[TiT «. m. An eel {Ophidium eimach ).
Wfirapr 8. m. The left side.
WTun ff. m. A dwarf.

V 8.f» A snake's hole.

^nrw 8, m. A BraAmcMi.

nxwi^ 8,f. The wife of a Brahfnan •
name of a medicinal herb, the moon-
plant ; a stye on the eye-lids ; a
lizard.

^IliWtl s./. Name of a plant ( Ooiedm
^erticellata ).

WT^ 8. tn. Sweetmeat, cakes, &c« dis-
tributed at marriages and other oere-
monies.

Win^ adj. Apart, separate, KlisUnct ;
strange. Yih bat bayab hy^ This is
another thing,

nm'j adj. Left ( hand, 4rc. ) s. m. The
bass part in music, the base sound
( especiijklly of iubla, dholuk, and |Mfr-
hliawaj ), which are played on with

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€ke left hanl. Bay«fi paon pujn^f
To acknowledge the ouiBing of an
aatfal person*

^K 8, /. Time, occasion, delay ; a girl
not exceeding sixteen ; verge, edge.
5. w. A day of the week ; door ;
water ; child ; hair ; probibitien, obs-
tacle. Bar lagana, «. a. To deli^,
to hesitate.

^r^?^T D. a. To load, give charge ; to
impose, give trouble, encnmber ; to
give admission, to give leave.

m^ 8. m. Forbidding, prohibiting, pre-
venting; an elephant.

irWT t». «. To leave oflf, separate, t?. a.
To forbid, prohibit,

^\K^ V. a. To kindle, light*

V^^T^ adv^ Often, frequently^ repea-
tedly.

f IW adj^ Twelve. Barak bat hon^y To
be vagabond, rained^ or harassed.
Barak'dari, i.f. A snmmer-house.

ilKl^^ «, /. The combination of the
consonants with the symbols of the
vowels.

^TKT^^ 8* w». A snmmer-honse.

fT^f€^ 8m m, A stag ( Geraus elaphus).

fRTf 8. m. A hog.

^rf^ 8. m. A clond.

i|l<t 5. m. A window ^ the name of a
caste of nindu8 whose business it is
to sell torches add leaves which are
nsed as platters ; an ornament worn
in the ear and nose ; a garden, an
orchard, a house ; a girl not exceed-
ing sixteen; time, tonr, tnrn. fiori
*t tap. An intermittent fever. Ba»*t-
daf*, An attendant who waits in tnrn
with others.

^TiT'ft «./. Spiriinona liqnors.

fl^«./- Land. s. w. A child. j

^'^J.^/. Gun-powder.

^rw «^*. Ignorant, unwise, uninstruct-
ed ^ young, infantine, a child.

^m 8, m. > An infant, a child ^ it usu-

wr^T s, /. J ally means the young
child, under five years old, but is
equally applicable till sixteen years
of age.

n\m 8. m. Hair. Bal gojpal. Family. B^i
cJian'tra, Tricks of children. B<U
handhi kowrimama, shoot at without
missiHg, to act with great care, not
to mistake. Bui baf, Hair by hair,
every hair. Bal bika. A bent or dis-
ordered hair, is nsod to express *ahe
smallest harm or inconvenience •'*
80, Bal bika na howe, Let not a
hair be disordered {let not be last
hami be done ),
mm 8./. An ear or spike of com; a
crack in a cup or glass. 8. m. The
thread on which sugar is crystalized.
Bdlddr^ A cracked vessel ( of china,
giasiy 4rc.)
^T^W «• m. A boy, an infant.

m. Childhood, childish-
noss»

}••■

m^m 8. m. A young follower of a Jogi

or Sannya8$.
nm^t^ a^j. Childish, infantine,
''wnrifftr !./• Ohildrens games play,
Wf«<tqfW 8. m. Offspring, family.
^«Wftw 8. m. The tricks, games and
general conduct pecnliar to children,
childish frolics.
wmiTf 8. A Name of a medicine or

perfume.
WT^iR^ «. w. A pimple.
mwft 8./. Tail.
ir^fT V. a. To kindle, to light,
^^^^ s. pi. Children.

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iTT^^ «. TO. An offerings ' to 'Krishna
presented early in the morning.

m^m 9. m. A lover or beloved person ;
a hnsband ; a kind of cloth. Bdlam
hhira, 8. m. A sort of cncuniber in
season in the ridns (a variety vf
cucumia scUiim )•

^T^^n^^T ^ w. A species of cucumber.

WTflr«?l'f } s. m. Name of the author

Tfrwtftr 5 of Ramayan.

wnriifts./. Any ascetic whose passions
have been subdued 'from childhood.

fTfJ^m *./. A -widow, who, when very
young, lost her husband.

^ifr^iim > 9. m. Lapis luznli.

'^\%%m s./. Child murder, infanticide.

^mf^ B,f. A wig.

-^^t^T ^./. A female child, a giii not

exceeding sixteen • n medicinal and

.fragrant plant, s, m. An ear-ring ; a

male child, a boy, BdlaohandrUjlUhQ

new moon*

''Hf^linr 8,m. Bi« rays of thcTismi; sun.

ITOTW 8. m^ Ohildhood, infancy.

^wmvHt^ ^dj. Innocent, artless as a

child. 8. m. An artless child.

'^\V^ ? ». tn. A monkey, the son of
^ Wnft J Indra, killed by Rama.

^Tft^T «./. A female child, woman.

Wiftpft-tf./. The cons tellnt ion Aswini.

WfPw 8. m. A pillow.

'«rnft 8./. A female child ; an eamng

•worn in thenar passing through the

centre of it.

-WT^?hl 8. m. Pam in making water,

from gravel, &c. \_Elabaluk,

iTT^ 8. m, X drug commonly called

-^TO^ 8. m. A drug and perfume.

WT^^ «./. Sand, gravel,

m^if^ f . m. A sort of fish (phelh-

di}.leru8 culiu9 und btftis ).

■WW«W»Tf adj. Sandy, gravelly.
m^#./, Santl.
iTT^J.tn. A sortilif poTSon.
Wim^ adj. (SiJk doth), made 'ifi
Bahiohar near Mnrahedihdd.

». 7». 'I A plant ( Siphonan^
B. /• J thus Indica ).

Wi^rft^ if. m. Tlie sacrificial thread, or
substitute for it as worn by children. ;
a cloth covering the privities.

wnm 8, m. Childhood.

^T^ A*./. Wind, air • the general dis-
ease. Ba0 fat rukh batanaf To cheat,
to impose on, to deceive. Bao khani.
To live in pYeaeure. -^ikl enjoyment-;
to conrt one's inspirations, t. «. to
protract a miserable -^fldstenco. Btto
btmdi^ 8. /. Sophistry, exaggerated
paaise of a irorth^ss being. Bao
bandkna, To prevail over «a adver-
sary by flattery* or invective without
•rgfintent Bao hhari khaJ, Of light
estimation, Sao «a9*M#, Wind being
^dtschiu^d backwards,

Trnr 5. m. Seed-time.

^fn4)^ 8, m. The colic, flatulency*

m^Hm i adj^ A prattler, trifling
^IH^ J talker, babbler.

Wi^r 8. Tw. A fl«g or banner, -a sort of

armlet worn by females.
mn^ «./. A large well.
m^ acfj, 13warfish, diminutive. 8. m.

The fifth supposed iiKarnaUon of

Vishnu in the form of a dwarf,
^}^^ adj. Fifty-two.
WT^^TT adj. Dwarfish.
WT^f?n€ 8,f. Possession by a demon or

devil, misfortune, calamity.
IT^TT adj. Mad, insane, crazy.
^T^ *./. A large well.
WTTOT adj. Mad, insane, crazy.
IH^ 8* /. A large well into which

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people (lesoeDd by steps to get water ;

tbe drag (thing or anim<»l wrth which'

h'iwkiy dogf. ^c. are taught to hunt ) ;

s^ick. Bdoli denttf To imtiate; to

train,
^n^m s. m. Name of a defect in horses.
^T^^^ 8. w. The colic.
mwi^ 8. f. The female of a kind of

hawk or falcon.
^9 8.m, AhodCy residence. 8,/. smell,

scent, odour.
WTWW r 8. m. The chief of serpents,
Wf^^ J which is fabled to support

the nniirerse, and which was uded as

a string to whirl the roonntain Man-

daram clniming the ocean for the

anirit($^4^^
m^n8. m. A basin, plate, dish, goblel,

poi, &c.
WT9Wr 8. f. Desire, inclhiaiioii, choice.

i9.a. To scent, to perfmne,
wmr 8. ur. A day.
wtWT'f. nu Lodging, tXfodi, dwelling,

temporary residence;
Wfl7( tfcf;. Salt ; perfumed, adj. m.

( U8ed 8db8U$nti^Qlf/ ) Inhabitant ; as

IBanhcui^ Inhabitant of the woods.

Ba8i harna. To make stale, to vomit.
m^8.nKf, Tb«arm.
ni%n $. m. A vehicle, carriage, any

animal or other conyeyance an which
. a person rides*
iffWT «« a. To shoot, to discharge a.

weapon ; to comb ( tki h<$ir ).

WTV^ T <*dtf. Without, out, outside,
WTRp^ V abroad, away. adj. Foreign.

wrfTTf 8. m. The left ''side ( m- 8ioord

ex8rei8e, ^c. )
vfrft adj.* Oatward, outer, outside,

extraneofis, foreign ; stranger,

foreigner,
mt8./. An arm.

myfm 8. m, Sesamnn growing wild or
spontaneously.

^X%Z\ 8./. The name of a river, said ta-
arise in the snowy chain of the Hima-^
laya; and probably the modern Bikat,
the classical Hifda8p88.

nrr^i^T 8. /. An armlet, an ornament
worn Tomd the upper arm^

IV^V 8. m. The arm-pit.

icrT9€^- m. Close fight, personal strug-
gle, t)otirtg, wrestling.'

in^ii.m. Plenty, abundance, qvantity.

finn4> «./. Supper-

fweri «• m. Sauce, condiments, particn-
larly regetables dressed With clari-
fied butter, &c. an4 added to flesh or
fish ; ( in grammar ) a consonant,

^t^m 8.f. A medicinal herb.

fi^8. m. The name ot a tree 1>earing a -
red fruit ( Momordica monadelphat of^-
Byroni€tgramU8 )•

^iNpn V. To curdle ( as mWo )'to spoil.

fif^ 8. m. A wolf.

flrarlt adj. To be eold^ saleable, for
•«ale.

firani «c^\ IKfficult ; terrible.

fw^HH V. n. To be sold, to sell, hik
jana ( mt. ) To be dependant on, to*
be obliged.

Pr«^ 8. m. Power, strength*

SiSi I "^•^'- '^^'^^'' ^^^^•

fk%m adj. Restless, nneasy, troubled;
flftr^vrr o. n. To blow or expand ( as a

flower ) ; to be delighted, to smile.
finrf%n adj. Expanded, blown {as a

d^wer) ; delighted.
f%^n^ adj. Saleable, for sale.
f^VT<)^ V, n. To sell.
fkmJK s. m. The change of nny thing

from its original state, deterioration ;

disease.

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fw^KIV t, m, AfieroooQ.

lir^T^ 8. m. Sale, vent.

f^^m «. w. Shining, btoomittg, ex-
pansion, display ; pleased, happy^
delighted.

U^ i, m. A partner ( cU |>R»y, ^. >»

finft s.f. Sale,

fwif^«(T V; n. To be scattered, dispers-
ed or dishevelled ; to- become angry^.

fim^^./. Stink, fetor,

fil«l^r V. n. To be spoifed, damaged
Of marred, to fail of snccess, mfs-
carry, to quarrel; disi^ee, be at
▼ariance, be enraged.

fn^ «./. Spoil, damage mitander-
standing between friends, war^ battle.

ff^fk 8, tn. Badness.

fil^fTT s. tn. A quantity of land contain-
ing twenty Jcattht$8 or 120 sqnar feet.

fmw 8, m. Violation, difference, qtmr-
rolling, discord, misnnderstanding,
damage^ injury. B^rfr karn^y M.a,
To quarrel to forfeit friendship.
B^ir f(xr and^ v, n. To be ready • to
quarrel.

ftPTTT'^ tr. tf. To spoil, war, damage,
injure, ruin, bungle ; to cause mis-
imderstanding between friends.

ff«rr^«. wi. Spoiler, injurer, destroyer.

Tn^j v. a. Te destroy.

ft^tmt^. a. To decry, vitiate, miii,
destroy.

fwr 8. nu Battle, quarrel, strife.

RiVT 8»^m. Htnderance, stop, preyea-
tion, interrupiioiv.

fn adv. In, among, between.

fWPiT u. n. To be disappointed ; to
be balked ; te sprain ; to run awa^,
to retreat ; to withdraw a consent
which has l)een given.

fii^ii^r 5. wi. An ornament worn in the
anterivr lobe of the ear.

fw^^R^IT tf. a, balk, disappoint^ Af»\

bseak one's promisov
fr^^m V. «. To roam, te saunter.
ft^flT'n t»» n. To turn, to- bend, sUp^

break one's pnmise, infringe;

fiwt > «i. «.. A mecBator, inter*
finwit > poser^ arbitKator, agent,.

ambassador.
fk^T^ 8.m^ Consideration,, reflectfoitv

eontrirance^ judgment, opinion^.

thought, apprehension, wilL
fk^nw p<»H..aet. InfesUgator, jodge^

nispeotor.
ftrwror 7)<»r^. Reflecting, thinking.
BWIMI 1?. CL To consider, reflect,

think, investigate, comprehend, ap«

prehend, conceive, judge.
fwmKiadj, Poor, mild, meek, innooent;.
ftnr* 8./. Straw. [derfuU

fkftm adj. Variegated, various ; won*-
fiwJn»*iT .a..»K A mediator, interposer^

arbitrator, agent, ambassador.
Pro 8.m, A scorpion, the sign ScorpiO'

of the Zodiac.

fiw?f^ t if. n. To separate,, to he
fir^^iT > separated-

fir^^r^ 8, m. Separation.

fkanrr v, n. To be spread, to spread^

fnrr ^

,^_^ > 8. m.' Fan, punkah, ehowrie^
firw^TT? 8. /. Separation..

slip out of place, to sprain, to tunt

away the face.
ftraj^TiTT in a. To cause to spread.
fw^rwT 8, m, A stinging nettle ( Ifrtic^

intetrupta >.
fwmj twT %). a. To separate, ( metonm )

to knock down, to drub,
firaffa t>» a. To spread, to extend.
ftfvM Ornameat or ring worn on tiie

toe.

) V. n. To be separated, to
) separate, to slip, slide, te

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Uim^nr v. n. To separate^ to be sepa-
rated.

fk^T 8» m. A sort of dagger ; »
ornament worn on the toea^

f%f|1f irf t^. 4. To separate.

^^^ > 8. m. Separation, absence.

fwvtwT } s. m. Bedding, bed clothes,
tnitm ) bed, carpetting.

fwwirT s, m, A fan.

r«w^ «./• Lightning ; a thttnderboll.

fil^q? 8, m. A bracelet worn on tbe
arm, an armlet.

flWTf adf. Sick, indisposed.

U^fxmr adj. Seedy, turned to seed.

ftPiRT jf* /• Hemp ( (7<mfM5/« i(Uii>d )•

^W <• m. Triumph. Bijay^-datmi (the
vietorioui tenth ), The tenth of Astvin
ihuJUa-^Jiaha^ the anniversary of
Jiam'a "victory over Ravc^n.

fir$4t adj. Conqneror, vanqnieher.

Uffm 8. m. Separation, absence, < eep^
eiaUff if lopen ). * ckij. Separate^
parted.

f^^^ 8,f. An nnfortnnate, or miser-
able person,

fimr^nn i^. n. To be ahirmed.

fimi^n>fT V. a. To frighten, to scare^ to
alarm.

fk^ 8. m. A tree.

f^^ 8. m. A son«

fkzmi V. (». To scatter, sprinkle*

ftfelT 8./ A daughter.

^ftnx V. 0. To scatter, sprinkle. «« m^
A son.

f^itnii.f. Little child.

^itfi 8.m. A heap of the cakes of dried

• -cow-dnng.

^^» 1 9. Of. To canse to sit dow%
^^'^^•^l J to seat, set, settle. -

^^^tT I t9. a. To jeer, ridicule, sati-
i^«^lfj rize.

ff ^ni V, a. To scatter, stmr, -spread.

ni¥T^^i ♦. a. To drive away, to ttm
away.

filft*./. Pnl%e{cf urdarmung){Tkd
in oil or ^^ and dried in the snn^
used as condiments.

filffm 9. d. To earn, to acqnire^

fim i. m. Wealth, substanee, thing t
ability *power, means.

finm? 19. «. To pass* [dms*

fkSKM ». m. Giring charity, donatien^

finrcwT i>. a. To bestow.

fvQTW «• m. Awning, canopy.

toriT ». a. To pass.

firftii <i4f . Passed, gone^

fw^ ff. in. Wealth, substanoe, thing ^
ability, .power, maans.

IkffT •• m. A span.

filfiWT «. TO. A dwarf ( i. e. a. 8fMn htgh}^

fknm^.n. To be astonished^ terri-
fied.

fWKWT 1 V. ». To be scattered, to be
fiW^T J sprinkled, to be sprejwl.
fii«KW 1J. a. To scatter, to sprinkle*
fftrr «./. Pain, affliction, distress.
fwK^r V. a. To cause to scatter, ta

cause to sprinkle.
filWT^ «. /« Cleansing the warp.
f«W^WT V. n. To be scattered, to bo

sprinkled, to be spread.
fWf^ 8. f. A little pit into which dul-

dren in play endeovour to throw balla

or marbles.
fk^ 8. /. A kind of tutenag in laid

with silver ; used to make hukk<$ hot-

toms, cups, &c. and, so called fronk

BideTy the name of a city and pro-
vince.

ft^ 8,f, Dismission^ taking leave, fare-
welt, adieu hida kama, To bid fare^
well,, to dismiss.

filfTKT 8, m. Tearing, rending, break-
ing, cleaTing, splitting, severing, di-
Tiding*

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fir^T^m 9. m. To tear, retd:

fr^rrrr tr. <f . To tmn tEe plougft ©f er

a field afUr tlte seed! is comd t^>, to
. plonyti immedfiiBterj after sowfng^ for

tHe 'pirrpofle ofcoTBiing tEe geetf ;. to-

harrow;
flif«r «. w. CtomT, tre^. ^country.

fir^W «. w. A foneiismr cotmtry, anot&er
lilWfflMJf. Foreigner.
firfKm tr. <f . To Bcrew ; to moct at, t^^

langB at, to ncRetiTe.
fiTOT «./. Soience^ kirowreJge, fntelTect.
ft^mw #. w. A sort of demfgo J or at-
tendant in iTie ceTesifal cotu^ts;
•r^niff 1. m. A student.
fil^rTTT^ a^. Scientific, Teamed,
firvm (>4). Learned in ttie ^eda.
ftrv #. /. A sacred precept, rule, order,
' law statnte, direction, dectee, injnnc^

tion ; manner, mode^ kind, sort, $, m.

Name of Brahmck^ providence*

fw^ 7 8.m, Anersion, enmiij, dit'
fini^'VJ respect.

fiwiT tr. fi. To be pierced or perforated,
frfwf t.f. A wfdow.
firw'T *. m. The Deity.
fwvT?rT «• m. He wtio has 'predestinated,
' t. e. the deity Vrahmd ; Providence,
finfT^ ir. m. Common practice^ precept^

direction.
fSnrni^t./. .Perforation,
fwfr «. m. Non-existence^ annihilation,

slaughter.

fiff I afo. Without^ except, nnless^;
flpTT J not. Bm^anef Without

knowing, unvrittingly. Bin-dane

panif Without eating and drinking.

Bin mare tauba kamcff To fear

without a cause.
f^^j Wifei of Kashapf mother of

Garur. [request,

ftn* 8. /. ,A reqpest, soIiatAtfd,

f^m Tobepiokei, weave,
fit^'it «./. Price paid for weavtng.
fk^ms.f. SuppIUatfon^ entreaty, mo-
desty-, courtesy. fperirii.
finrowr IT. fi; To spoil, deteriorate.
fwfw<tiv; Without.
fiPTT adif. Without^ except, unless, not

ftPWRI G^wU#*, a kind^of demon,
fimiw^; m. Annihilation, disappeiiraoce,

destmetibm \ land.

tipfSiT «. a. To adore; venerate, renren,
Pnffiy #• mw The seed of the cotton ttee

{liik 8^dk> hs i)9fyfatieningf6od/»

eatA >• JUnaufa ekithna^ To say nn-

pbasaat thinflrs.
fipN) a. / Uniliof&ttmiiikimd).
f%^ «./. Aft apoIogy,^ submiaaiMi, stii-

citation*

f^ 7 «• /. A spot, a dot, a mark ;
^F9t y the d»{ over tke IMer refn-
senting the nasal termfnatioiL

f^ r. m. A drop, aspot^ speek.
fk^uwns.m, A certain forest where

Krishna was educated.
UNWr ^. <t; To sfling^^ Mle, tr. ft. To

be bored or pieroed.
Pl^4l^fl s> m; MountHnfU
Unrr «. <»• To but ;: tO' weave. «. ft. To

be iced*

flnrfn

fWHT

C misf<

Advenffty, ealam^*
misfortune^ dietrcss.

f^^viT ir. a. To attack) to assault,
firiftn j?<tr<; Cbntnuy, opposite. «./

Mmckief, ruin.
ftrr#. vu A BhiAntfft.

SSfl J '.*-^owst,wood.
(^ aegf. Sofficmi^ pleftiy*

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ftiRVH «. i». To he pervert©, reftreo-
tory, disobedieniy tcross, obsitiiate,
pert.

fire*, m. Thursday.

^firt Hole, bill.

tvnnprT Spreading kair in joint fitate.

fW^ i. /. Died, foil paid.

Um^ Dispute, quarrel.

frfini 8. m. Retired place, solitude.

fWf^ adjf Several kinds.

?^^^ I B. TO. Breaking, destroying.

ftrwf $. m. Power, wealth, property.
ftH% «. m. Majesty, dignity, glory,

ashes.
*J? V a4^'. Step-mother.

f^« 4i4;, Clean.

f^<T\n «• w. A car or chariot of the
gods ( 8ometime8 setting as a seat or

throne and at oUurs carrying them

through the ikies self-directed and

self-moving ).
fkQW adj. Having the face averted,

turned from, averse.
fil^T s, nis Seed.
fn^m 8. m. Interest,
h^mw. a. Money man giving for in-

terest.

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fWTT 8, TO. Marriage. BiyrfA Jtama^ To
marry. Biya-ruchana, To celebrate
a marriage. Bit/a-lana^ To take in
marriage, to bring home a wife, to
marry.

fniTT^'r «. TO. MaiTying, mairiage,
to marry, Biyahanjogy adj. Fit for
marriage, marriageable.

fiWTf m «. a To give or take in manti

age, to iparry. [loi>ers ).

ffS{^ 8. m. Separation, (sspetiaVy of

f^^\f\ 8. TO. A lover suffering the piiin

of absence.

SS } »"»'»■

fw^«fi| 0, TO. A kind of fahir who has

relinquished the world, ac^. Wear*

ried, diega»ted.
fw^^Vi 9. TO. Flour made from tho fruit

of the her ( Rhamnus ji^uba )•
fil^^iTT «• To make, compose.
fll^ £. TO. Desisted^ stopped. .
f^r^WT 8. m. Substance, ability, power,
ft^fir #./* Slopping, desisting,
fil^ei^ f . TO. Name of fx, plant ( a spedti

qf Vanieum ).
ThK9 adj. Having no ear or oharioii.
ft^^ «. TO. Fame, reputation, panegy«

rick,
firf:^!^^ 8. TO. Repute, Fame,
fil^* «./ A wasp ; a small grmn.
fw^*i'»T V. n. To stop, to remain, to

delay.
fir^^TiT t>. tf. To 8t<^ i to tame, to

reduce, to obedience, to allure.
f^mj adj. Scarce, unconwnoB, rare,

wondejfal ; delicate, fine.

^J^ I a. m. A plant, a trde.

f8^Km /»* TO. A plant, a tree.
. fnKVit s.f. An orchard, Birwahi kar^

na, To make an orchard ; to enclose

with a hedge,
fil^^f T t». n. To stay, to remaih.
iipnF^TO. Separation, parting, absence,

especially the sepaiation of loverp.
fiK¥1 adj. /. ( A woman ) snffe-iing the

pangs of absence in love, {afemals

l€i>et* ) separated from the object of

her affection.

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ftm

A^TT iftn. Separatioa, pftriing, ab-
sencei especially the BeBoration of
lovers ; a kind of song peculiar to
washermen.

fl^fYm adj. Amoronji, seasQal, suffer-
ing the pangs of absent love,

ff^Vt s. mr Suffering the pangs of ab-
sence in love, separated from one^s
lov^.

f^fimm V. n. To be conspicuous or
splendid ; ta enjoy one's self ; to
live in healthy ease, content^ and in-
dependence.

fll^T? 9. fn. The embodied spirit ».
prop. Name of a sovereign.

ft^mx adj. Strange, foreign ; belong-

' ing to another. ^. a. To mock,

UKm odj. Uneasy, unquiet^ agitated.

ft^rWT V. a. To vex.

flcftwf*./. Time.

Mxm s.f. Time, space of time.

ffftUT «• m. Galbanum.

flnfutf. m. Reputer, one who makes
reputation.

finci <»dj. Opposite, opposed to^ con-
trary to ; against.

fwn adj. Disfiguredi deformed, ugly.
Btrup Aoao, To be disgraced.

fifdY 9. m. Separation, absence.

fkft^ adj./. Separated, distressed
from separation.

flKtlt^. SI. Enmity, quarrel, conten-
tion, dispute, oontrariety, opposition.

1l<Mt aa^. Quarrelsome.

2' j «. w, A hole, burrow.

f^^m «. II. To sob, to cry violently
(a9 a child ) ; to long for, to desire
eagerly.

Iliwwm p. a. To see, to look at, to per-
ceive, to behold. «. n. To be dis-
pleased.

rnWadj. Separate, s. m. SeparatioHi
disunion, difference. BiUg mama,
i>. n. To be displeased, to be angry
or offended,

f^or^Vtr V, n. To separate^ to be separat*
ed ; to curdle, to turn ( as milk).

frcrniTT i7« a. To separate to disjoiiu

f^QiiTT^r 9. m. Separation.

f^^W^ V, a. To climb, to ascend.

fw^iwm t). a. To extract, to select ( as
passages from hooks ), to pick.

f^^^ifT V, a. To become bad.

^m^s.f. A stye or stithe, the dis-
order in the eyelids.

f^VWf^^nrt;. n. To be restless, to ba
tormented vnth pain, ^to complain,
from pain or grirf, to lament, to
blubber.

fifW^ s. m. Delay, procrastination, tar-
diness.

ft^vrf i>. n. To stay, tarry, delay.

fw^r^ 8. m. A he-cat ; a kind of cloth*

ff^^Twr t). a. To lament.

fw^lT <idj. Foolish, simple, silly.

f^^OTT To be pleased, to be satisfied,
to be delight.

^^m 9 J. A span.

fY«T^'iE.9. m. Settlement, regulation.

ft Wf ^ ». w. A kind of basket ( long
and narrow ) generally used for hold-
ing pan.

9n%ft9.f. A ladle for taking out oil;
a small basket for holding betel-leaf.

f9mri:9./. A she cat; a grater for
scraping pumpions, &c.

fkmiiM^ 9. m. Name of a medicine.

fiWT^ s. /. A span.

firopf t. n. To vanish, to netire, to be
lost v. a. To cause to vanish, to
dissipate, to dispose of, to distribute.

filWTV s. m. Lamentation, a complaint

ff^rqwr i>. n. To lament, to be wail.

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ftfWT^r^ ^./. Natfte of a r^yini.
ft^T^ «. i7>, Ploastire, delight .
ftr^n^ aij. VolnpttioTis, addicted to

plensnre.
ft^t^lT *. tf. To see, l6ok ui, behold.

^^^^ I 5. m. A raalecaU

fwifTT V. n. To weep or "complahi from

grief or pain.
Onft 8./. A she-cat ; the bolt of ft

door, a lyar.

fttt^JT *. m. Valerian*

fiwnt 8. m. A rake, a debanchee, a

iecher. o^. Dolicate, nice, showy in
dress.

Xn^^ 8. m. Particular, circumstance.
ad^. Peculiar, special, particular,
abundant, odt;. Particularly, spe«
ciaily.

fir^'HiT*./* Abundance*

fv^m ad). Free from grief or sorrow,
happy.

finri^ a<&. Rested, reposed*

fipSfrPT «. /. Rest, repose, cessation ^
from toil or occupation.

fWTH 8. TO. Rost^ ease, repose, pause,
a stop, a pause in writing Bishram
lenay To rest, to repose, to pass the
• night ( partictilarli/ used by wander-
ing fakirs ).

fil^ \ s.m^ Poison, venom ; (mel^)

f^qr J it is sometimes applied to bit-
ter thing Bikfulhar. A snake.

fiw^^^T s. m. The name of a medicinal
plant ( Triantkemii pentandra ).

IWBlq^ «. )». The name of an animal
of the lizard kind, about ayaid long,
and aid to be venomous ( Lacerta
iguana ),

^^—%<

ftro a4j^ Unequalled ( in <i lai Bens^
difficult, bad, afflictive. Bisam-jwar,
s. m. An inflammatory fever, a high
fever.

i^^^ I ». m. An objects of sense, any
f^^^ J thing perceivable by theseii-s ,
es; a§, colour, sound, odour, flavour^
and contact ; an affair, matter, &c.

Jj^j- adj. Senstial, worldly.

ftW^T 1 ^^^' Venomous ( as reptiks}^

U^K ] ***• Venomous.

fif^ 8. /. Rain.

ft^T«. /. Ordure.

fw^ ri. prop, {in Hindu myifidlogy)^
The Deity in the character of pre-
server.

Pr^q^ «. 7». A particular song ia the
name of Vishnu.

finfffl^^ 8, m. An inflammatory fever, n
high fever.

f^Q^^T 8. m. The name of a medicinal
plant ( Tnanthenia pentandra ).

fiC^ff^fttj^T «. m. The name of an ahimal
of the li;5ard kind, about a yard long,
and said to be venomous ( Laceitak
ignana ).

Tn^^ 8. m. Evil, fault ; desire, lust.

fiWIT?^ ) A\ TO. A habit of indulging

fw^xTT J desire.

f^H'ft s. TO. A rake, a debauchee, a
lecher, ad^. Delicate, nice, showy ia
dress.

fil^firoTTT t>. n. To yield a souhd as In
the fermentation of putrefying vege-
tables or of vinous liquors.

ft^^lT^ 8. TO. The name of a bush.

fWCTT i>. Forgetting.

firo^T^ r. n. To forget, to cause to
forget, to mislead.

f«r«ptf i;. n. To forget, to be forgotten.

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fil^lif «./. Means, capital stock, estate.
^im^A. m. Onewbo sflls every kind

of things, a pedler, a haberdasher,

5^*^ I «./. JTetor, fetidness, stink.

llfrw «./. An offensive smell (d* ^

J%, oniona, ^. )
^rfnm t'. a. To purchase.
ft^K^ t). a. To forget,
fimr^ adj. Great, large.
filBTf «. /. PnrAase.
f^qxjn V. (». To bny, to purchase.
fk^ «. «. To cry slowly, to sob.
fvim adfj* Venomous.
fmK €. TO. fipreading ont, abundance,

copiousness, prolixity, diffusion.
firafT^ V. d. To spread out, to extend,

:to diffuse.

"^^1 s.f. A lizard.

fil^ s. m. A seed.

f^l^ ^./. A seed-plot, nurseiy ( for

i^r^s.f. Thursday.

^^^9 adf. Agitated, alarmed, over-
come with fear or agitation, beside
one's self, unable to resUain one's
«elf.

fir^f^l V. n. To rejoice, io take plea-
sure. ^. <k To eiigey^ to take plea-
•Bure 10, ^ rejoice, io delight.

fwvft «./. A subscription to ruse a
certain sum, assessment, quota, rate,
share.

I^IYlf^ «./. A spirit supposed to tease
infants by whispering alternately sad
and (deasing things in their ears
which is the cause of their laughing
and orying when asleep or awake.

fif^Tir 8, M. Name of a ragini.

f^nrrn s. m. Morrow, momintf.

fir^TWT V. n. To spend or pass {th4 iSmi^

finn% <»^v. Early, soon.

f^?[ #. m. Divei-sion, amusement^
sport. Bihar-(t8thal, Place of amuse-
ment, n. prop. Name of a province.

fVfX^ adj. Sportive, n. prop. A name
of Krishn^ also name of a Hindu poet.

^ A vocative particle used in speak-
ing to women.; Lady. conj. Alss^
even.

iftw\ s. m, A roll of paper.

iff^WT V. a. To bore.

^^fi./. Seed bed, seed-plot.

^w?c 8. m. A hole ( ofamdke^ rat fc.)

^« 6. i». A wolf,

^r 8. m. A quanity of land ^contain-
ing twenty katthat or ISO feet square*

^n adv. In, into, among, between,
during. 8. m. Middle, midsf^ centre;
difference ; quarrel, hostility. \ Bich
hi anguli^ 8. /. The middle finger,
fit'c^ pai*n($y V. n. To differ, to raise
a quarrel between. Bich bicIn'O, Medi-
ation, interposition, arbitration. Bich
hichao kama, To mediate, interpose*
Bic^on bich^ 8. m. The very middle,
the very midst.

^^ s. m. A scorpion ; the engn Scorpio.

^sr 8. nu Seed, eperma genitale (viri^
aut mulieiis )•

^tsrv 8, m. A ticket tied to goods or
on bags to mark their con tenia,
piice, &c», a list, an invoice.

ift^rwT 8. TO. An fan.

^WW^ ^^ 8.VL A forest.

#^n: adj. Seedy.

<t«ft 8, /. A weasel, a mongoose
( Vi^eta Ichnetimon ;.

♦^wrr V. a. To tear np the earth witli
the horns ; to push, to shore,' t^
shoulder.

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tHe

3|ter ff./. Dang of any animal ; a facti*
tious Bait containing snlphnr.

^Z^ V. n. To spill, to scatter.

4t7r ^. fni An annnlar cushion pot on
the head to carry a pot of water on.

Ihft i* "1. A hetel-leaf made np with a
preparation of the aieca nnt, spicea
and cHunam ; a thong tied to the
hilt of a sword by which it is re tam-
ed in the scabbard^ a sword knot.
BiVa ulhana, v. a. To andertake a
bnsiness. Bira dalndf To propose a
premium for the performance of a
t^sk. ( Th08t expressions originate in
a custom that pretf ailed of throwing a
^ira o/hefelinto the midst of an assent-
Wjr, in token of firoposaV to am; person
to undertake tome difficult ttffair then
rHqnistts to he performed ; and the
ffersof^ who tookr up the hetd hound

hinmelf to perform the husiness in
question ).

iftw s. f. A kind of stringed instru-
ment^ a sort of late.

4^19? s.m, A roll of paper.

4tinrT 19. n. To pass, to come to pass,
* happen, befall.

^n s. /• A kind of stringed instra-
ment; a sort of Inte.

4tw^ i» /. The hair tirtsted or plaited
behind ; a tail.

4Wm Vm <». To bore;

4hft s.f^ A lady, a wife;

^m 5. m. Insurance.

^tx s. m. A hero ; a brother ; a jewel
worn in the ear. s^f. A tusk ; a* sis*
ter. (sdj, Bi-aye;

^txnis,/. Prowess, valour;

ifK«T s. m. Brother,

4K97d ^« /. A small insect Twith a

■. back red and soft like Telv^ti sciU'l^t*
fly, or lady-fly.

I'Kr s.m. A betel-leaf made np with «•
preparation of iho areca ftut^ spices
and chunam.

iftft s.f. A betel-leaf made up with-
spices, &o. ; the colour which ad*
heres to the lips from chewing betel ;:
a composition which being rubbed oit
the teeth stains then: interstices of a-
red colour.

414 s. m. Seed ; sperma genitale ( Wf*t
autmulieris ) ; power, strength.

4t9 adj. Twenty. [nails«

fim s. m. A dog which has twenty

4)€t s.f. A measure of grain^. adj.
Twenty, a score.

f ^ 5. m. A point, a dot.

I'^I «./• A kind of sweetmeat like
drops.

9'f «T 9. m* A^ Bajpul of BandelkhantU

^^s.f. Powder.

W^QTIT v, ft. To talk incoherently i<9»
one's self) to act or talk foolishly.

WVT 8. m. Handfull;

^ifr «./. A cloth bVooght over ^Ke*
shoulders under the armpits anoF
tied'behind • ahandfnl. Bukki mar^
na^ To pass a cloth under the-
armpits and tie it bel^nd^

smm f. m. A> eloth used by niienstra^
ous women, a pessary;

vw%X{ 8. m. A vessel for warm water.

"Vm^l V. «• To^ be extinguished, to be-
put out, to be quenched' ( thirst )f Uy
to damped or. dejected {Uio spirits^
Sto. y

^«fT<rT in a. To extinguish) to mi^e to ^
comprehend) to demonstrate^ to pnsb
as with argument) to persuade, as^
sure, instinct^ nlfftdfjf to CAU0O tc^

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v^

«). <$. To cause to sink.

inyafT ^dj. Old.

^z^^ adj. Aflfecling in old age^ the
manners of youth.

nz^j adj. Aged.

iffm «. m. Old age.

wfeqi «. /• An old woraan.

niBT «./. An kind of ornament worn
on the ears.

^fr 8. TO. A hazard table ; a blow with
the first.

»m^T t'. a. To extinguish.

wnj 8.m, Overreaching, fraud, trick,

"* take in. Butta denay To overreach,

wv a. tn, A wise or learned man, a
sage ; the planet Mercury ; Wednes-
clay ; the ninth Avatar or Hindu
incarnation and the apparent founder
of the religion of the Buddhas.^

n^ 8.f. Sense, knowledge, wisdom,
understanding, intellect, discretion.

wfWl<»^j. Wise, intelligent.

Mh^ o^'. Wise, learned i famed
known,

^f%^Tn 8. m,^ > adj. Idem.

irfW^ adj. Ignorant, silly, a fool.
^ftnJtnm ^./. Folly, ignorance,
yftpfe^ 8. m. An organ of intellect, as

the mind, eye, ear, nose, tongoe and

Bkin.
w^W^ 8. m. A babble.
W^^IT V. n. To mutter, to grumble.
WvT 8. m. The son of the moon, and

regent of the planet Mercury, with
] whom he is idontifieJ ; a wise or

learned man, a sago.
w^^^ •. m. A wise man.
m^VK s. i». Wednesday.
vT^V vdj. Known, understood.
\ mm V* fl^i Iv weave, to iuteclwine.

IH^T s.f. Hunger.

^Hf^?f adj. Hungry.

W<«./. Pudenda faemin».

nK^mi adj. Scurrilous.

WWft??T adj. Affected, an old perseifr
who affects the manners of youth.

wrm*. m. A wasp.

W^ adj. Bad, worse. "Bura mcMna, v. a^
To take amiss or ill or as an affront^
to be displeased or affronted. Buret
lagnay ty. fi. To Ve unpleasant.

5^t 8. f. Mischief, badhess, evil, wick-
edness. Burai par uthna^ or Burar

par kamar handhna^ To resolve o»
mischief.

^wi 8, m, A cable.

^mtt 8./. A term of abase ( applied to

dt woman ).
f^ 9./. A term used at chess when

the king only, on T>ne side, remains

on the board ; ( hence also ) an op^

portunity of making some acqaisitioft.
Wt! adj. Wicked, bad.
wm ». /. Pndenda fceminse.
^'^^^J 8. m. A bubble.
^ v^TTT ^, a. To cause to call or to

send for. [nose.

W«T^ 5. wi. An ornament worn on the
W ^T'n t>. a. To call, invite, bid.
^ m WW^ V, a. To send for.
f ^nn'Ti t>. a. To summon.
w^QTi? 8. /. Calling, call, a sammeafBy

bidding.
wijTT «. m. A bubble.
mXitt 8. f. Handsel, fir.H sale,
g^'Cl «./. Fried or parched barley.
l^T^ir «./. Sweepings.
ITTKWr V. o. To sweep.
^^Ct«./. A broom.
f^T^ 8^ tn. A sweeper.
w«T 8. f. A sister ; an aunt by the

father's bide.

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^8./. A word used to frigliten cbii-

dren, a goblin .
^s,f. A drop. Bund ki bund. Recti-
fied, twice distilled ( spint, 4rc, ).
1^ i m. A large drop. Bundt* handi.

Small and intermpted dropping of

rain*
ir^^ 8./. Drops of rain ; name of a

place ; a kind of sweetmeat.
jjTfT i>. a. To reduce to powder, to

powder, pulverize, grind,
wjn s, m. Powder 5 small pearls.
w^ i9. n. To sit in a confined posture^

to crouch.

^^ 8, m. I ac^. Bar-cropt, without
^ s.f. 5 ears.

i[ji 8s f. Understanding, comprehen-
sion, thought.

'HiWT V. a. To understand, compre-
hend, think.

^^A. *./. Teaching, instruction.

^ 8.m. A kind of pulse, chick-pea
( Cicer artetinum ).

^ 8. m, A flower ( particularly worlted
on cloth or painted on pdper, ^c), a
bush, a shrub. Bufa-hadd, Is applied
to describe the small stature and
exquisite proportion of a beloved
person. Bute-dar^ Flowered ( chth),

^ 8.f. Drugs ; flowers or springs ( tm
muiUn ).

^Jf*fT V. n. To dive ; to bo immerged,
to drown, to dip.

^ W(.m ». n. To be drowned, to drown.

fpprr 8. TO. A diver.

^ 8./. A pohit of a spear ; a spike
in the end of a staff.

Iirr «. m. Strength, power, abilitp.

fj 8. /, A sister ; (en the west of
India ) a lady, a favourite ooncubme
or Dne of superior rank.

husk. Bur h$ laddu^ A sort of sweet*
meat made with the husk of grain.
( The eon/ectioner8 avow the impo^
eition and cry out to paeeengers, *'you
mil repent if you eat ity or regret not
taeting it, Hence great men are some-
times called Bur ha laddu, when they
make a practice of encourdging thevr-
dependante to hope, but do nothing for
them at last, ae dancing attendance
OH them and neglecting them are each
likely to produce regret. The term dleo
means any person or thing, which is
fair without and foul within, or that
promises well hut turns out HI); n
well-looking, but stupid fellow.

WKJs.m. A coarse kind sugar; saw*
dust • powder.

i^ 8. m. A heap, a multitude, a quan-
tity, an aggregation.

f^*«/. A plant worshipped by the
Hindus commonly called Tulasi {Ocy*
mum sanctum, or sacred basil: this
shrub is said to be a female metamoT'
f hosed ; the circumstance however ii
fsariously told).

f ?|pm s. m. Name of a place in the
vicinity of Mathura, and the scene of
Krishna^s sports with the Qopis ; a
wilderness of T^dasi trees.

W%s.m. A wolf.

f^ > «. m. A tree in general.

wmadj. Abortive/ vain, in V|ttn.

Vtadj, Old.

f f^ft s. m. The regent of the planet
Jupiter identified astronomically with
the planet : in mythology he is the
preceptor of the gods ; Thursday.

ft^iranil s. m. Thursday.

t A vocative particle used contemp-
tuously, you follow I yoa rascal i
iirrahloi .

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Sfv s. m. A frog, paddock^ toad.

H'z s* m* A handle*

«i«r adj. Crooked, athwart, awry.

ir^m «. <f • To plait, braid.

^^ 8. m. Celerity, haste, rapidity ytad"
i)erbiaUy ) with haste, quickly, sooft ;
dang.

9imc #. f». A person forced to work
with or without pay.

t«rfO «./. The act of pressing or forc-
ing to work. Begari l&na^ To tidce
forcibly or press^ with or witho'nt
pay.

mtad^ Quickly.

iNr «• m. A frog, paddock, toad.

ir^»n V- a. To sell.

WW #• m. The name of an MboA that
feeds on carcases { Uriua Indieus )

. Indian tadjgfei^).

wWT^.m. A I utt or mark for archers.

W^r s. 9». A son, a child. Bsia kar lena,
To adopt a son.

wjt f*/. A danghter.

W7W «• M. The envelope^ in which doth
pnrohaied is folded up, to whieh ihe
purchaser is entitled; paekcloth,
wrapper,

%^ s. m. An enclosure. B^ handi hnr-
na, Ta enclose a field.

W^r s. m, A raft, a ffoat ; the raft
which is floated by the Mahomedans
in honour of ( Khwsja Khizr^ ( B^
sides the anniversary bera offered to
propitiate hini^ hundreds of smaller
ones with lamps may be seen on Thurs-
days of the month Bhadon particularly,
which are offered by the Mahomedans
to this saint ). Bera pdr kama^ or
lagan a, To relieve from distress, to
remove difficulties, to help one
through a business (lit* to ferry over
oro/O, '^''<* Por A^^^i Xo 0bt«ia

ddiverance from misfortune or do»^

tress, to succeed.
9f^T s. m. The name of a caste of

Hindu9 ; dimin. of bet^a.
%^ s./. 4rons fastened to t&e legs ( qf

criminals^ elephants^ #c. ), fetters ; a^

] asket used to irrigate fields with.
%;s«IT V. a. To enclose with a fence, to-

surround ; to pound ( eaitle, i^ ; to

drive away cattle.
1^ adj. Crooked, s. nu Paling, raSing*

*w } * •^- ^ ^^> P*P®* ^'^•

iht s. /. A cane, « ratan ( Calanm^
rotang ).

nnim s. m. A dead body sttpposed io-
be occupied and animated by an efUf
spirit ; name of a demon.

%^ «. m. A Ved^ or the Veds in tier
aggregate. The originid Ved isbo-
lieved by the Hindus to hare beeir
revealed by Brahma^ and to haver
been preserved by tradition until it
was arranged in its present order hj
a sage, who thence obtained t&e sur-
name of Vyds or Ved^as, that is,
oom^iler of the Veds. He distributed
the Indian sacred books into four
parts, which are severally entitled.
Big, Tajush, Sam and Athvar ; and*
each of them bears the common
name of Ved^

> s,/. Pain sickness, ache.

W^r s, m, A reader of the Veds* ,
i^m ^.m. The name of particular

Hindu philosophical system,
w^n^ 9» ^ One who is conversant n>

the Veiant system.
V^s.f. An altar, pkt{6rm«
w^ s.f. An tftar.
^f»^f Bwei ^aik» lwle»

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^V

^hrf« I «kW. Without feftr or doubt,
f ^«T > fearless,

wn^j t;. a. To -pieroe, to perfoxAte, to

bore*

mffniJ i «• i». A borer, one whe per-
t ^ ) forates gems, <&c.

M^ s. m, A flute, pipe, fife,

ITT 5. wi. Name of a grass, Khas ( An-

dropogon muricatum ) ; a fan,
€*!) *./. The hair twisted behind,
f f *./. A sort of grass.
aiflW 8./. A step-mother. B^crf^Adi,

A brother bom of a different mother

by the same father, a half-brother

by the father's side.
^^ s.m. The name of a fruit, that of

thejajube { Zizyphusjujuba)', also

the name of the tree. «./. Time,

turn, boQt^ yicissitnde, delay, while,
lof ^ adv. Often, frequently, over and

over, repeatedly, again and again.
i<t «./. The tree of Zizyphug jijjuba.
Mm 8. m. The name of a fruit ( Cra-

tosva or JSdgle marmelos ) *. /. A

creeper, climber ; tendril ( qf a vine ) ;

descendants, offapring,
^^f 8, m, A rolling piu.
f f»5iT «. m. A rolling pin. v. a. To spread

out, to laminate.
€m^ <• m. A branch,
f ^w 7T 5. m. A shrub, bush or creeper :

flowers (on cloth).
«rvr«./. Awhile, a time; name of a

shrub ( Jasmittum zamhac ) ; a cup ;

an instrument of music resembling a
fiddle.

jifm i. «•/. A creeper, climber; ten-
dril {of a ftiru ).

%^ Rolling.

iMt adj. Dispirited, heartless,
i^^?Tft *. m. A merchant.
%W 8, m. Difference, distinction ;
account, explanation, history, detail

of eircnrnstftBOes, an accottnt of
particulars or detailed account (tfi
book-keeping).

i[^K adv, ExplicHly, disthictly.

'kvux. 8. m. A loan.

W^^T 8* m« A creditor, a lender,

i'Wr^ 8. m. Profession, calling, trade,

negoeiatioB, transaetion, practice,
custom.

i^wr *. m. The vehicle or self moving

ear of a Hindu deity ; a Hindu bier.

19*1 8, m. The flour or meal of pulse

particuhrljf of Chuna^ Cicer amti-
num ),

A^^ adj. Made of or mixed with hesun.

^^^t{8.f. A cake made of pease-meal.

W ^^ 8. m. The small ring worn in the

nose. [nisve ).

W^XT 8. m, A kind of falcon ( Faleo

^^^ adj. Out of tune.

w ^r \ 8. /• A courtezan^ harlot,
1^ J prostitute.

if If 8. m. A hole, a perforation.

W^^ ddj. Uneven, abrupt, rugged.

^fvn*. m. A comber, a carder {of

cotton)^
?nw ». m. The egg-plant < SoXnmm

melongena ),

iT^iJt J Solannum melnnyena ).

MZT 8. m. The handle of an axe or
hatchet.

^^ 8. rn. A mark placed on the fore-
head as a preparative to devotion
among the Hindus.

'f'^fft 8.f. An ornamental circlet made
with a coloured earth or nnguent on
the forehead and between the cye-
brown ; an ornament worn by woman
on the forehead.

1 4T9I 8, m. Afternoon.

^^ 8, m. A name of Vishnu ; the
heaven or paradise of Vishnu,

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^<f

ifinr 8. nu The egg-plant {Solatium
melongena )»

it^^ «./. A sort of wood.

fwfta.ff A flag or standard; the
hi indard of Vishnu.

^wA^lm8./, A necklace especially
worn by Vishnu iu his several forms,
and composed of the foUowiDg
jewels, produced from the five ele-
ments of nature ; namely, the sap-*
phire, from the earth; Uie pearl
from water; the rubby, from fire ;
the topaz, from air ; and the dia-
mond, from space or other.

^?« '•/• ) A seat, a place where

MZmj 9. m. J people meat to sit and
converse, a bench. 5. /. Act or state
of sitting, sitting ,* a kind of exercise.

^Z^J 17. n. To sit^ to bd unemployed
or idle ; to ride (on a horse ) ; to
visit a person in grief for the pur-
pose of condolence ; to sit in dhat^na^
or OS a dun.

intadj. Flat.

MZ\ s. fn. A paddle.

WVPTT ) «. a. To cause to sit

\i\V(\ > down, seat, set, settle,

1^7TQI>IT J place, station, apply^
plant,, cafin, becalm*

^^ «./. A flute, pipe, fife, #•«./. A
word, speech.

nfiX^s.f. A river, according to the
Hindus, which is to be crossed by
the dead on their way into the
world of spirits, like the Styx of
the ancients ; a river in Orissa.

^^X[ s./. Dry ginger.

^^ i, m. A physician.

w^v 8. m. The practice or science of
physic.

^fi[« «. m. A Brahnian well versed in
the Ved.

^f{ 8.f. A flute, pipe, fife, «.!»./, A,

word, speech.
iTm 8^ m* An ornament worn on the
forehead.

W ni •• m. Sweetmeats, cakes. &c. dis-
tributed at marriages and other cere-
monies.

^^ 8, m. A mark placed on the fore-
head as a preparative to devotion
among the Hindus^

W^8,/. An ornamental circlet made
with a coloured earth or unguent on
the forehead and between the eye-
brows ; an ornament worn by women
on the forehead.

^mt 8. TO, Traffic, trade, business,
labour.

if 'TT^ 8, m. A merchant.

INtw 8. m. A brother bom of a differ-
ent mother by the same father.

^^J 8. m. The name of the little bird
that learns to fetch and carry, &c,p
and which the Bindus teach to
snatch the ornamental patch or wafer
from the forehead of their mistress ea
(Loxia Indica ); an assizer.

4<n^^ 8. m. Grammar.

J^€rT%^^ 8. m. A grammarian.

W^TT 8. m. Birth, act of parturition.
Char hyan gaed^ A cow that has
calved four times. Ek bydn jamak^
Having produced two calves at a
birth.

im^l t>, n. To be delivered of young
( appUid to animals oniy ), to calve,
foal, farrow, litter, pup, yean.

^^r^f adj. Flatulent.

Wf: 8. 172. Enmity, hostility, animosity,
revenge. Byr lena^ «. a. To* revenge,

itK^ s. ?n. Banner, ensign, colours.

iKw 8,f, A female enemy.
^Ilf 8. /. A female byragi.

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^^m 9. m. A small crooked stick, or
whioh ft hyragi places under his ar-
pii to lean upon as h« sits,
%%T^ 8. m« The religions asceiio, or
he who abandons terrestrial objeots,
thoughts, passions, &c., a kind of
wandering/a^V who practises cer-
tain austerities.
ixx^ 8, TO. Penance, devotion, the act
of leaving the pleasures of the world.
i^<t 8, TO. An enemy, a foe. [head.

#^ ^. TO. A bull, an ox ; {nief.) a block-
wmj 8, TO« A species of bird,
i^ ad^. Uf or relating to Vishnu *, to,

A follower of Vishnti.
if « i. TO. The third of the four ffindu
tribes w* 'oai^a ; name of a tribe of
Jiajputs ;{a prince of that tribe reign^
ed at Dounria-Khera ; hi8 domnions
which extended oner a great part of
Oude^ on the north bank of the Ganges
are still called Bya-wara ) ; age.
tf^^ 8. TO. Fire, or its deity.
n'^^s.f. A female of the Bt/s caste,
'f «^l^r 8. TO- The residence of Bi/s^ the

nativity of Bt/s,
n^m 8. m. The first solar month of
the Hindus, the full moon of which
is near. Vishakha (four stars in Li-
bra and Scorpio ) ; April-May

^ ^T^ 8. TO. A crutch ; a club armed
with iron ; a club consecrated in the
month of Bgsakh,

nm^ adj. Growing in the month of
Bysakh, or relating to that month.
*./. A large kind of Myrobalan or
citron fruit ; the day of full moon in
the month Bysakh ; the day on which
the snn enters the sign Aries.

9m%adj. Sedentary, idle.

*^tI: 8. /. Sowing, the act of sowing,
seed time.

60—

ftwiJ^ V, tf . To cause to sow. r. n, Tti

stink, to emit a smell, to smelU
4l^K! 5. TO. Seed time.
^t^T 8. TO. A small basket.
^IL 8.m. A stalk.

^^Kl J *• '^^ -^ he-goat, a ram.

**<t6./. A she-goat.

*^ 8. TO. An alligator. [palki.

it^ «. TO. A kind of sedan, a chair

^ a. TO. A load, burthen, Bojk pakar-
na. To affect consequence or to give
one's self airs ( generally spoken m
raillery ). Bojha sir par kona, Is ap-
plied to a task, the performance of
which is become indispensable.

^mm i>. a. To load ; to scald or parch
rice.

ti^m i ^^•^' Loaded, heavy,

Wt^ft «./. A morsel or lump of meat.

wt^fT «• a. To cause to dive^ to im-
merse, drown, sink.

wNft s, f The germ of a 'plant after
the flower is shed.

ift?f a. TO. A he-goat.

Wt^^ft adj.f A simple woman, a troU
lop ; a woman who lives with a henu-
tva fakir, and di-esses like a man.

«r^T a^. "Weak, faint-hearted, low-
spirited. i[sible.

^f r adj. Intelligent, ingenious,, sen-

ift^ 8. TO. Wisdom, intellect, under-
standing, knowledge.

'ftW^ 8. TO. A teacher.

*vjn 8, TO. I Knowledge ; teaching,

im^s.f. J informing; awakening,
arousing.

*vT5fT V. a. To. wheedle.

wt*rT i>. a. To sow.

Wt^ *./. The season of sowing.

^^ 8. TO. Goods and chattels, pro-r
perty ; a bundle.

A*

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^li^Ca^* Deep. $, m. Binds of guide or '

silren
^ttKJ i* m« A canyas bag ( particularly
/orh9lding two maundi of rice)^ a

Back* a kind of bean like J'reneh

beana ( Delichos catsang).
4tft «. m. Bambow ; tbe name of a

kind of rice wUichie cat in Marcb.
i«t9 «. m. Myrrb ; word, speecb, talk,

conversation.; words of a song.
4VVTW«. /. Conversation^ eonfabnlo-

tion, diction,
^m |MW<. act. { Xlsed anbstaniively ),^

The faculty of speech ; eonl, life.
1^W«IT i>. n. To speaky talk^ to soond,

emit sonndy to ariicniate ; to tell, to

say. Bol uthna, To speak (au, to

exclaim. Bd chatna^ To converse,

speak together. Bole so Mna^ To

speak repeatedly.
'Wt'SWir 8. m, A kind of benediction.

^l bala hona^^o prosper.
^Wt ». /. Speech," dialect, InngTijrgp ;

tjonversatioh) tdk, saying. Bolt kcti--

nuy To jeer, to jest.
^W s. VI. A creeper, a vine,
iJTwTf 1?. ». To in twine ; ( creepers or

"oines).
'Itnrqnii r. n. To twine ; to inn irregn-

inrly or in a crooked patii wiih tur-
nings and windings. [diift.
<^K ^. m. Driving rain, wind and rain,
wHK3. III. A Bttddhitt.
wtm adj Dwarftsh. ». wi. A dwarf;

the fifth snp|)osed Avatar or incar-

.nation of the deity.
4Mt *. f. A female dwarf.

5^^ \ ^^" ^*^' insane.
^W V. n. To be mad, to madden,
ift^qw 8. m. Madness.
iil^il adj. Mad, insane.

^mddj. Toothless,

ihliadj. Pocky.

^ik a. / A woman affiioted wifii

venereal disease.
3^*^^ 8, m. Grammar.
^r<i^ 8. m. A grammariao*

^r^^ adj. Perplexed, confounded, re!<i*
less, agitated ( in mind ), uneasy.

i^W*. m. A hunter, a fowler.

«rffn 5. m, Slcivuess, disease in general^
ail, ailment, pain, anguish.

«rp! s» m. fiirtii, act oT parturition.

•«rr*!T V, n. To be delivered of young
( applied to animals only ), to calve,
foal, farrow, litter, pup, yean.

«9rq[WT ». a. To pervade, occupy, effect^
operate, work, act, affect

^m 8. m. Supper.

^m 8. m, A celebrated saint and
author, the supposed original com-
piler of the Veds and Pnrans ; also
the founder of the Vedanta pliilos-
ophj.

^\lf 8. m. Marrlf^e. Byah kai^a. To
marry. Byah rachdna^ To celebrate
a marriage^ Byah ldni$^ To take ia
marriage, to bring home a wife, to
marry.

«ll^n 8. m. Marrying, manlage, to
marry. Byalain jog, adj. Fit for

.' marriage, nmrringeable.

«in5*lTt?. a. To give or take^iw-jnarriage,
to marry. Bj/ahljana^ To be married
( a tcoman).

*-^- i adj.

Married.

«5]Nw 8, m. The instrnmcnt with which
leather is scraped and eleaneiU By-
onga fhira nahin. Ilia bide has nut
been carried yet (said of a sf oiled

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^fif 8, m. Shape, fftshioiii the act" of

cnttuig onl clothefi,
^mm «. <». To 43nt or shape clothes.
«^im 8. on Traffic^, trade, buainess*

labonr.
8fjm^8*fn. AmerchatHi.

jiAtr 8, m» Difference), distinction ; ae-
connty explanation, Hiatoryy detail
of cricnmetances:

.wt\%f< r. «r. Profession^ cdllog, tradb,
negociation, transaction, practice,
. ensioin;

inr 8, m. Name of a district, contain-
ing the several viilages of Mathtira,
Qokall Bnnda«an, &c.y being abont
1 68 miles in circnmferenoe.

wif i.m, A x^eritorions act; a fast, a

• vcWj a religloiis jrile or performance ;

•, nse,.*./. A thong, leathern girth,
rope ; flaming, blazing^ Bi^ati^ r. w.

L One who fasts. .
9iffi adj. Abortive, vain, in valilr

mnn s* w. A bnH.

WIT 8, m, Ood.; tHe alT-pervadtng, the

» divine canse and essence of the worfd

^ from which all things are snpposed
to proceed and to which they retttm ,•
fipltii, the very sonl. Brahma-astrahy

. A fabled weappn, which, consecrated
by a forronla addressed to B>*aXmi»,
dedft infallible destmctibn. to those

•' ngaSieM whom ii is discharged.
BrtsJbna ^nyfya^ An apparition, Satan,
ghost. Brahma-bhajj Feeding of
Brdhnians, Brahma-rdkhaSj A Icind
of demon. Bralma-ra&i^B.f, A night
of Brahma^ comprising a thousAnd

' t%<^' of the gods or 216, 000, 000
of those of mortaU Btalm-Uhy The
leavings of Brahmans, Brahm-hatya^

* ' The mnrder of a Brahman ; sacrilege.
Br^hmchhatyar^f 8, mrA murderer of

a Bhahmdn. Btahmd-Katydri, «./.* A
mnrderess of a Brahman^

n^V 8. m. The profession or way of
nfe of a reUgioits student, or Brahma^
chart.

vn\Mi 8. A A woman leading a lif^
of continence,

WITVI^ 8. m* A religious student; tt
Brahman from the time of his in«
vestiiure with the sacerdotal thread,
till he becomes a householder, H
person who continues with hig
spiritual teacher studying the Ved^B
pandit learned in the Vkd$^ an asce-
tic ; by Tantr(t9f it is assigned t6
persons whose chief virtue is the
observance of continence; and it is
assumed by many religious vaga-
bonds;

irm^RT 8. m. Second or spiKual birttr,\
fnvestiture.

HIW ^. prop. The BraTim^sn,

iflNrm 8. m. A fabled weapon^ whicK
consecrated by a formula nddressedT
to Brahma f deals infallible destmc-
tton to those against whom it is
discharged.

im JMn. A sage; one who has spi-*
ritual wisdom.

mrnnir s. m. Spiritual' wisdom, divine
• knowledge.

VWrcir' 8, m. The true KnowTedge of
Supreme- Spirit.

mra 8. m. dodhead.

wv^W 8. m. A curso) an anathema.

wmv^ 8. /. A plant ( L%gH8ticum
ajwaen). [^Indica)^

UlR^ «. m. IJJie mulberry ( M/jrui

irirf^^« s. w. Absorptiou into or
identification with the Supreme.

WWr^M 8. m. A kind of poison ; th^
Baramputet'tmy; a place of pilgrior

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f ttge^ probably the Bouice of the
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WW34t «./. The Saraswati river.

ilVr^V a. m. A diriBion of the uni-
verse, the supposed eternal residence

(^ of the spirits of the pioas.

fVf T^ 8. m. A follower of the Vedant

r syst^a of philosophy, one who maah'
tains all things are Spirit ; a defen^
der or ezponnder of the Veds.

HVinvvf 8. m. An edict or grant^ &c.

. addressed to Brahmanu.

IV^I^ adj. Of the natore of spirit, of
the same essence as the Godhead,

irvrr «. ». The Deity in the character

. of Creator, or matter personified.

HWtv «• m. The globe, the world ; ( in
creation there are eaid to hai^ been
innumerable Brahmdnda or worlds ) ;
the top of the head.

flTTf ^ 8. TO. The conntry to the north-
west of DeVii^ lying between the
•rivers Saraswati and ZhHahadwatU.

HVraw e. 9». A posture suited to de-
vout and religious meditation.

THEPQ a. m. A man of the first 'SLindu
tribe, a Brahman,

Jrm^a;/. The wife of a BraAwan, a
female of the Brahman caste.

irrirar a. m. The state, quaUty, er boai-
ness of a Brahmany brahmanhood.

Vir «• m. The worship or veneration of
Brahmansi astonishment.

>T Tlie twenty-fourth consonant of the
l^agan alphabet, and aspirate of the
last letter, or hh.

H^^r^ s. m. Name of a grain^ Ihg fmit
of the Koi or water lily, " .

Jl^ } 8./. A butterfly.

^*itKm i>. a. To bite and mumble ( aa d

rfo^ ), to worry.

iHiK «. 7». A whirlpool, eddy, vortex.

mK } 8. m. A large black bee ; m
iRmK} f climbing plant,' a creeper. *

^hlt^fft *. /. A collar or halter {Jbr m
dog, goat, ^. ).

«r^T V. ft. To float.

Ht paet tinee or pari, of the ^rb, mfo*
Was, became, become.

^Wft 8. f. A dungeon, a dark room.

nf^j adj. Foolish.

H^TWT 1^. n. To be slupified.

«r«t^WT t7. d. To devour, stuff; eat.

am adj. Attached or attentive to, de-
voted to, engrossed by ; pious, desir-
ous, «. m. An adorer, a devotee^ a vo-
tary, a zealot; a Hlncfti performer
for enteitainment, a dtoc^, a player,
Bhakta-rc^, «. m. King or lord of the
devout) an epithet of the deity,

^miTT 8. /• Devotedni^ss, implied ftdth
in and attachment to.

WWri: i.f* Faith, detotedness, rdigion,

vf« jTi /. Religion, fiuth, devotedness,
religion.

Hfir 8. /. R^igion, ffdth, devotedness,
attachment, desire; service, worship ;
beUef.

HfwW

^fm«fTW m. ^ adj. Faithful, devoted to,

Kfm^fl adj^ Devoted, religious, pious.

Knw s, m. Adorer, a devotee, a votaiy,
a zealot ; a Hindu performer for en-
tertainment, a dancer, a player. (^.
Pious : desirous. Bhagat khelna, d. n*
To act(ai^if^), to imitate^ to mi-
mick. Bhagat hona, ^ o, initiated as
a devotee, to be affiliated to % reli-
gioub Older.

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JWim », A Wife of a Bhagat j ( irani-

caUff ) a l«wd woman, a prosUiate, a

whow. [ noes.

HHini:*./. Piety, devotion, religions-

H«rfil^T 8, m. A dancing boy,

v^^K «• m« A fistola ( in ano )•

Mnm 8, m. AfioctatioD, hypocrisy, trkk,
deception* BAa^ol nik(dn<$, «. cf. To
affect, to play a trick, to pret«id po-
verty.

'TwPwT #. m. Tridc, cheat, impottimi
impostor, cbeai.

HW* iTtT «. m. False jewels, trinkets.

wr^ ) adj, Sespeotable, worskipfnl,
HiWT j adorable, divine, glorions,

illnstrions. 8, m. Qod, the Deity, the

Supreme Being.
Wf^ adj^ Divine. 8. m. Ood, the Deii(y«
'm^t *. f». Cloth dyed with gtru ( 0

fa'nd of red chalk or ochre J.
^«Rni <»i;. Divine, glorions. 8. m. Qod,
,^ the Deity, the Supreme Being.
n«n^ V. a. To cause to flee or escape,

to cause to run away, to drive awi^.
^f^^ 8,f. A sister* '
VT^rHw 8* m. A king whose austerities,

it is said, brought G^an^a, the river,

from heaven.
H3r»r 8. /. Overthrow, defeat. ». m. A

runaway, a deserter.
-H^fn s. m. The reddish oolonr extract-
ed firom geru.

K^ft^ ) «. TO. . A runaway, a deserter,
»r»ir J a fugitive.

in? «<^.^ Tom, broken ; overcome,
defeated.

>nrni| adj. Disappointed,

•fvt «,/• A sister.

•IV «./. Hemp ( Oonfi4Jw «o/fVa )• *.
m. Breaking, splitting'; defeat, dis-
comfiture, adj. BiX)k^ tO£D| OT«J^-
come ; defeated^

.HWfm

HT^ 8. m. Name of an herb { Echpta

or 'oerhe8ina prostrata ).
%?TW «. /. The wife of BkalaUhroJt

sweeper ; a female drmker of bhang.
HWn? *. wi. A kind of fish.

> 8, m. Name of a bird.

HWyi 8. m. A sort of fish {Cypnnu8
Banagana ).

inP^ *•/. Fractnre, division, separation;
fraud, deception, trick, disguise. «, w.
A cast of sweepers or hatalkhore ;
a drinker of dA<»n^.

*rf ^W 8. /• A female seller of bhang^

HWU 8. «. One who sells bhang.

»TWW o^f. Alarmed,, aghast, starting
Bhaehah reihna, To be amazed, or
astojiished at a sudden or unexpected
event. . Pf amazed.

Ti^nn «. n. To be astonished or

nrwi *^i- 8«^^ng> waiting yipon ; en-
joying carnally.

tr^pr 8. m* Service, adoration, worship;
a hymn ; possessing or enjoying car-
nally, Bhqjan Jcarna^ To s«y prayers,
to worship.

JJJJ^ } t;. n. To flee,to run away.

wnwf t?. *. To worship, to count one*a
beads, to adore.

HBTiniV 8. i». A singer, an^adorer.

WV« ad^. Who or what breaks, severs,
divides, destroys, &o.

^W\adj, Breaking, destroying.

HWW a^. Breaking, destroying ; afflic-
ting,

HVlwr '0^ a. To change money.

nz 8. m. A warrior, a slodier, a com-
batant ; a barbarian, or outcast of
a particular tribe. «./. An oven, a
furnace^ a kiln ; curse, tnisfortuna.
lE^it fctrna, y. ft. lo cip:se(^ i» b»

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^ nnforlnnate, to be lost ( Ut. to /all

into the fire ),
^f^ n.f. Prnfge, panea^ric,! the en-
* commras of a Bhat or bard.

^(ZmZJi ? f.f. TTienameofa prickly

iT^^wr J plant ( S^Unum jatquini).

V?VWT *. «. To ^o astray, to stray,
wandnr miss the right path, lose
(the 10 (*f/ ).

ir^mjadi. Astray.

H^nrnrr ^?. <». To mislead, bewilder, de-
ceive^ seare, canse to wander.

iTZ^^ a. n. To be cnrsed, to be nn-
fortnnate, to be lost ( Ut. to fall into
the, fire ).

hUa\K^^ 9. m. The bamieae of a
hhati^ara.

«r%^m «. m. A antler, an tM-keeper,
one who prepares rictnals for tra-
vellers irt a tnr6.

yTgWT^w 1 ». f, A female Ihatiyars
TfjBrft J or sntler.

'trz inferj, O sister t

Iff 8, m. A philospher, a learned man,
especially one conversant with the
philosophical systems ; a title of
Marhatta Brnhmang,

vfirwrl 8. m. The most learned of the

' learned.

Hft #./. A fnmace, a kiln.

KTT 8. m. A furnace, a kiln, oven,

^ brick-kiln.

^tt 8. A A furnace, a kiln.

•rfiwiWT i>. a. To go down the river ;
to ebb ( the tide ).

«rfwm a/(;. With the current, t!. e.
down the river and not with the
flood tide. 8. w. A kind of marehfa
or elegiac verses sung in praise of
Kaean and 'Huepi,

Mif 8. m. A large boat, a lighter.

^^ #• /• ' Splendour,. * binie, ^^i'

gfare, show; pertnrbation. agfiatioi^

alarm, starting, shyness (ta animaX^^
W^lWt «. n. To start, to shrink, to be

aoarod, to be afurmed" r to be Blown

up into a Same.
n^fmm r. (f . To frighten, to scare, to

blow np in inUx r flame, to kindle

( afire \
wi^WT <»^f . Splendid, glitferiAg. fla-^

shy, gaudy. [nntamed.

W^V a/^, Shf, skitlish coy, wifd^
M9W adj. Simple, undesigfiing, siUy*

artless, having the quality of telling

secrets withotit reserve. '
K^iT^fT a€0. Simple, candid, withoivt

guile. ' [grain.

Wfil'eNi #./. A woman who parcher
^I^'WT #. m. A man who parches grain.
W^IT 8. w. A conjurer.
WY WT «. m. A piinp, one who Ifves oir

what a prostitute earns.
H^Wit 8./. Pandarism, pimpmg ; tB<r

wagee ofprostftu'tion.

wtf^ f ^•''^ A tenant, a lessees

H^m 8. /. A low 8onnd» a distaat^

sound, hum.
wfim <f4^'. denuded, spolcen, -uttered.^ .
W^\ 8. m. The egg-plant SolanHm

in9 9* m. A mimic, a j[ester, a buffoon^
an actor ; confusion^ spoiling.^ Bhd$ul
hona. To be destrored, to be spoiled.-

n^n 8. m. A wagtail.

H^Wf 1 «./. The provision which ia

HW^tr f previously reserved lor

years.

ivwvnit 8. m. One who reserve provi-
sion for years. /

ir^T «, m. A vessel, a large earthen
pot^ Btafkia fkutncf, ^g bQ (liscIoM

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<WK s.m, A place where household
goods are kept^ a storehoase.

«Rfm t.m. A feast of Jogi$f S^nnff-
asiif ire.

9^91^ s* m. A honse-Blewardy one who
.4ia8 charge of the slore-hoose^ a
tieaanrer, purvejor.

^^y i $.m. An actor.

•>T#qrir s*f. An actress*

H^^r 1. fn* Satire, ribaldiy.

Hf i./. A slap, a^crash.

M^% $. m. Sonud made by the fall of
a fruit or by the walkuig of a per-
son, &c«

^('VVf mr 1^* a. To make a sonnd by
striking two bodies together i to
strike repeatedly.

^Hl[(VS s,/. Sound made by the fall
of fruits.

iliTlW 8. m. Acrashy the noise made by
juiy thing falling ; as^ Bhadak se
gir parOf It fell with a crash.

«Tf f^ «• m. A 8oand«

^^w adj. ill-shapedy ngly^ awkward,
clomsy,.

^f a /y. Stapid, senseless, dull.

^^ adj. Happy, prosperous, lucky,
propitious, a. m. Prosperity, fortune,
happiness^ a fragrant grass (Cy-
peruB) ; a wagtail. Biunlra hona, i^. n.
To be clean or purified by sbaying
<me*8 head i^id beard after mourning
or in a holy place.

msim (»dj* Beautiful^ pleasing, agree-
4ible ; respectable, worthy, estimable ;
Incky^ fortunate. «• m. A sort of
grass ( Cyperu$ pei*ienui4 ) ; a sort
of pine ( k^inut '^devada^^ }• i, /.
Advantage, produce ; nature^ genius^
reason ^ beauty, goodness^ pleasant*
uesf.

wnrnft^/. A fragrant grass (Cypemr

fertennU^ or, rotunduB )•
iORf^VT #./. A creeping plant ( As*^

eUpiaa pseudoMnay the narrow-leaded

vanettf ). [tintcalli ),

>np^ s. m. A sort of Euphorbia ( E,
n^W *. w. A sort of pine ( Pinui

devaiaru ).
«^fWW s. m. The wood-pecker.
Hirir^T 8, J. A name given to the 2^th

and 27 th lunar asteristns.
HV^m 8.f. A shrub ( PceUeriii fcetida ).
HV'iff 8./, A tree ( Gmelina arberea ) j

a shrub ( Pedetii* fcetida ).
H^H«* B. m. A fragrant grass ( Cy-

peius pertenatB ).

Hl^» \ 8, m. The 6ee<] of the Echiler

Hflft J or \Vnjhie<^ antidtfaenUric^.

«T5^«t rf./. Arabian jasmine ^ Jasininum
zatidfjc)', the large ^ngal creeper
( Gaertnera racemosa ).

HSI ^./. An unlucky moment ; the 2d,
7th^ and J 2 th days of the lunar,
month.

«imv^^ 5. m. Shaving.

n^xm 8. w. One of the eighteen minor
DtoipB or divisions of the world,

Hin^ 8. xn. One of the four Mb ha
DwipBf into which the known world
is divided^ according to some sys-
tems j or according to another sys-
tem, one of the nine KfuindB^ or
smaller divisions of the continent; in
either case it is the east division.

KftCfTW B.nu A throne ; peculiar pos*
tnro^ in which abstract meditation
is [jorformed by the devotee.; the
leg« bent, and crossed underuesitli^
and tumed so as to bring the ancles
in contact with the perineum^ whilst
the soles of the feet are held close
to the sidee.

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mit 8, m. An astrologer, a plUmister.
^^ijt «. /. A plant ( Sida co9^foUa ).
^^W^J V. i». To be enraged, to rush on

with rage ; to catch fire ; to run with

great rapidity ( a horse ).
ifHiirr «. m. An alembic, a still ; a kind

of drinking vessel with a large

mottih.
iT^«T«tT t;. a. To kindle, light; to pro-
voke, exasperate, enrage ; to spur a

horse.
iTW^jr./. Threat.
HW^ «. w. Solicitude, alarm. Bhabhar

pama, «. n. To be alanngd, to be
. frightened.
H^Hm adj. Fat.
^ iiH« 8. f. Sudden ^bursting forth of

fiame; forcible expulsion of water

from a fountain or pipe -, smell aris

ing suddenly.
^^^^T ^.n. To simmer, to bubble; to

emit steam, fame, boil.
«^H^«. m. Solicitude, alarm. Bhabhar

pama, V. n. To be alarmed, to be

frightened.
Wincm «. n. To be solicitous, to be

alarmed, to be frightened.
im^Tm 1^. n. To swell ( partictdarlt/ the

face).
iT^T «. m. Blaze, flame, explosion.

adj. Bed ( as a coal^ sometimei ap-

plied to the eplendour of a beloved

person's countenance ) ; splendid,

beantifnl.
mi^jf «, /. Ashes of cowdung which

fakin rub over their lodies,
iT«?WT u. n. To revolve,
iniitft Abuttei-fly.
w«ft »./. Revolution, whirling, going

round, wandering.
«?il t. w. Fear, alarm, fright, dread,

terror ; the flower of the TtaTpa bU-

pinoBS. Bhay IdkaM^ To be afrai^ W.
be frightened.

^^iil« a4y. Terrifying, frightening.

H^T^ adj. Fearful^ formidable, f^ght«
ful, horrible, terrific.

%^^l^ adj. Alarmed, aghast^ atarting.
Bha^chak rahnq, To be amazed qx
estonished at a sudden or unexpec-
ted event.

Wl^T& adj. Fearftil, frightful.

^^^\^ adj. Frightened, alarmed, terri-
fied^ afraid.

V«r^flc»rf;. Seat or part exposed to
peril or hurt.

^m( 8./. Sister-in-law, younger bro-
ther's wife.

V^TT ? part tense m* prn^t. of the verb

♦» t /cw. J eubii. Was, became, become.

H^ig^oci;. Afraid, distressed or dia-^
tracted with fear, terrified.

^m^% adj. Frightful, formidable, terri-
fic, terrible, feaifui, dreadful, alarm-
ing, dismal.

w^qj ) 8. m. Brotherhood, friend-

•i«inT!Ti ship*

wm adj. Frightened, afraid.-

vmxAmadj. Terrible, frightful.

K^t fart. Was, became, become.

«nc adj. Full, as much as, as far as, up
to, whole, all, bulk, size, every, each.
As, Umar bhar. All lifetime. Ko8
bhar, A Koe ; whereas, Bhar kos,
would mean a full k08. Bdne bhar.
The height or length of a bamboo.
Bhar tnakdur, or Makdur bhar^ To
the best of one's power, with «ll
one's might. Ser bhar, A seer.

H^T 8. 7H. Slaked lime.

H^liwr ir. a. To slake ( lime ).

iT^^HTT V. n. To be filled ; to be lined
( a bitch ) ; to be broken-winded f a
hone from severe exercise ).

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^8. m^ Cherishfaig^ maintaining^

nonrishing, sapporting.

iwft 8. /, The name of the Becond

Innar asterism, containing three

6t2U*8 (Masca) and figured hj the

pndendHm mnliebre.

iror n. prop. The younger brother of

Ham, Bhar»f khandy s, m. One of

. the nine difisions of the world>

between Lanka and Sumeru • India.

%iX9.». nK A mixed metal composed

of copper and lead.

^KH?4 8, m. India \ 'Bharat, tfie 8on of

Dtuhyant^, is suppoied to have been

the first emperot or monarch of all
India ).

^Ht§^ t>. a. To pay ; to fill, to reim-

bnrsd ; to dam.
^^WW 8. m. A sky-lark.
«n?^ adt>. tip to, to, till ; filling, satis-

^ing.
^X^ t>. a. To fill, load, charge, satisfy,
perform, danb, pay, liquidate or dis-
charge ( a debty fine, ic ), to un-
dergo, suffer. D. n. To be filled, to
labennd, heal ( <$ toound }•
^KAe.f. Weft, Woof.
if^^TT V. a. To be paid, to receive the
full amount*; ( met. ) it is Used when
a person is disappointed, Mynne
hhar paya, I am paid.
•^^^[5^ (»<§'. Brimful/overflowing, quiet

full, replete.
HTWT^r V. n. To swell and be glossy

( particularly the face, as in fex^er ),
if{V^ 8. f. A swelling, a sore.
*TWtv 8.m. The name of a prickly poppy

( Argemone Mexicana ).
?n:?r *. m. Error, mistake suspicion,
apprehension, perplexity, doubt • cre-
dit, character, reputation. 'Bharam
ganwana, t>. a. To lose character.

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^T^inwT D* a. To deceive ; to excite by
throwing out temptation ; to per-
plex, to alarm.

^K^\ o^;. Suspicious,

liXHt^iT adj^ Ambiguous, doubtful, con-
founded, scrupulous.

irc^mr v, a. To cause to fill, io causo
to load, to cause to charge.

^^ad). Full, replete.

WWT t>. (I. To fill, to cause to fill.

^V^zs.f, Pilling, stuffing,

irCt 8, /.The weight of one sicca weight
or one tola,

H??ft i *• *"• ^ tenant, a lessee.

M^m 8, m. Hope, dependance, reliance^
faith assurance, confidence. Bkarosc^^
kama, To hope to rely (on).

if<T 8, m, A mixed metal composed of
copper and lead ; the name of a bird
{a species of lark ), a skylark.

WKfi ) 8. m. Vegetables boiled or fried'
^^f J and broken in the hand.

irr1fT??T 8. w. A brasier, a worker in the
metal called bhart»

VflY*./. Completion ; filling j loading,
lading, cargo, burden (df a ship, i*c.)i
{iyulgarly used for) promotion Bhca-ti
kama, To recruit, load.

inrf adj. A cherisher, nourisher, pro-
tector, holder, supporter, s. m. A
husband ; a lord, master.

iT^iriT 8, m. Threat, menace, s.f. Re-
proach, abuse, cursing, reviling.

Hft *. m. A panic, Foiij men bhatra
para, Tlie army was seized with a
panic.

^m adj. Good, well. Bhal glionya.
Having a good horse ; cavalier, s. m.
Bide, direction. Sirke bhalj Head-
foremost, headlong.

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^t«r

iTWM. w. A gold patch fixed on tlie
nose ring ; a kind of bamboo,- dawn
of day.

ir«^T «./. A shrnb {Vtaderic^fcelida).

iWProm 9. f. :Humanity, benignity,
civility.

H^iTil^ *\/. Good-nature, benevolence,

M^ adj. flood, excellent, benevolent,
kind, healthy, well, virtuous, Vigh-
teons, aound ; strange, wonderful,
admirable, comical, droll. Bhala adml,
s, m. A person of respectability, a
gentleman; ( iron. ) « silly fellow.
Bhala mana. To take ^ell.

MWiA «. /. Goodness, good health,
welfare.

ir«mWT adj. «Tn goodordcr, in health,
perfect, hale, well.

Klt^ s. m. A bear.

-iHPrj^ 8. f. A pknt (Medymrdm Ufjo-
podioideB ).

-arftWIT *./. Marking nut.

^5*1 $,m. A bear.

iT^ «. m. Being, existing, existence, the

world ; a name of Shh. BkaD%h ^<i-

gar^ The ocean of the world or ef

existence*
Kf^^ 8. m. A louse, n dwelling ; the

place of abiding or being, scite, field,

spot, &c.
iTWrftpft 8. /• The Sarjn river, which

runs from the Tlimalayah cliain and

falls into the Qeggi'ah, with which it

is then confounded.
H^Tift *• /. The goddess Vat'^stU or

Burgay in her pacific and amiable

form.
wf^W«r ^j. To be or become, what is

to be.
irfta«l?fT s*f. Fate, destiny.
wPfW i»4/. Future^ what will be

^Uv\ a^j. What 18 to b«, wliai *ai

be, future.
wfii'WWT*. m. A prophet, one wh«

foretells things to come.
j(^m 8. m. A dancer. llensii).

^TnJJs.f. A sortofbeetCBeftf Benga-
^^ 8. m. Ashes.

ir^^WT 1^. w. To fall. [veneris.

4T^ 8./. Pudendum, muHebro ; mona
if^WT V. n. To float
^^^^\ adj. Flabby, loose {ms met. )•

^^\ •./• Ashes.

w^iwi «. <*• To lannce, to set afloat.
«ra 8./. Ashes.

WViHi *. m. A disease of the ©yes, thick-
ening, of the membranes, and indis-
tinctness of vision ; morbid appetite,
constant craving for food, with gener-
al decay.
HWT^ 8. /. The St«tt tree, or a varie-
ty of it {Balbtrgia Sisti ).
^nWrr 8. m. Ashes.
inft«^^ 8. »«. Calcining.
WfSt^W (tdj. Reduced to oslies ; cal-
cined [as (I metal ).
Wf ^WT ^* w- To skiver, tremble, totter,

stagger,
^^qif adj. Gluttonous, voracious, gonr-
mand ; a feeder, an eater, who or
what eats.
W^m 8. m. Eating.
W^wt«l adj. Eatable, to be eaten,
wrtjn adj. Elnton,
W^I adj. Eatable.

WW s. /r Hemp ( Cannahi^ 8ati^a j, «f
which an intoxicating liquor is made,
Wi^ 8.f. Twist, twisting.
HtWTT V. a. To put into circular
motion, to twist, to turn on a lathe,
to wave to brandish ; to breA
destroy^

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Hfun^. fli* A sister's son, a nephew*

irt«ft *./. A* sister's daaght^*, a niece •
interraptiou 4 hinderance ; tale-bear-
}T^g. ^Bhanji khana^ «j. a. To give
molicioas intelligence. Bhanji-khor,
SffB. An interrupter, a tale bearer.
BAaiy I dena^ or mama, i?; a. To in-
ternipt, to pat a stop to^ break in
apon.

Hfe g. m. A medicinal plants ( OUroden-
dron infortmatum ; Volkamerki in/or-
tanati$ )•

irfarr *.hw. THe egg-plant ( Planum
mehngena )•

irtv ^. m. An «artKen pot ; a mimii^
an actor.

irfwWT '0, d. To abuse.

Vfvr #» nt/ A large eartfien pof ; estate
'e<|uipage. Bhtisids pkuiHo, ^. ii. To
lone ooe's eharacter.

irNfTci./. The rndia %tree.

%l%*ni./. Uimicry, buffoonery*

irhf J. *. /. Manner> mode, method,
irff9 I land, sort. BTkinf-Mon^, <k^'.
Various.

Wt^ I s./. ReToIutfon, cironlatfon.
irtfft ) ^&<»iifr»r pai*na^ or BAastm

phtma ; v: n. To circle, to citcum'-

ambuliate ; to be saorifieed.
mt 9. nu BJbother rcomnde;
mt^ra #» m. Btotherhood. fratemiiji

quality or property of brother.
wA'T «M^*. Terrible, awful,
iritv^ 9^ mi Brotherhood, relations,

kindred^ friends^ comrades^.
Mm^8,/^ Akilnv
mn 8, i». A follower, a dependant,, one

to whom food is regularly given,
«nniir *. m. One who is fed by another,

a dependant, a retainer.
«n^TT V, a. To speak, say, tell, call*
Hi^ 9* A Spceoh, language, dialcQt.

9rr>r s.m, A portion, a share, apart;;
fate, fortune, destiny,, lot, luck ; a
degree,, the SGOth part of the cirum*
ference of a great circle ; a - fraction.
Bfing jdgnSf v. n. To be very for-
tunate or prosperous. Bh4g bhafosap.
Consolation,

Hi^VPIT o. n. To ruuj away, toflee^i
to abscond.

Mmw «./. Flight, a' general emigra*
tion, escape, immediate danger.

Minwn V. n. To flee, to run away.

^mm^ctdj. Fortunate.

irwm'ft «./. Good fortune, prosperity.

Hm^A ». m. A kind of cloth from*^
Bhagalpur^ made of silk and cotton«»

m^fH'g, m. A' celebrated poem.

in^WPl adj. Fortunate, rich.

HWnrnr #. m. Flight; nmning;away.

HT^l%9 9, ffL A' sister's son^

iTTJ^^ V 0^1* ^^^ ^^ y^^^^ shares ;:
mfWt f a co-heir or jeiress,

vrft 3» mi A partner, sharer, partj^i-*

pator, dcf;. Fortunate. ■
iflvfKw 9. m^ A pioua mfonarch atr

whose Intercession the river Qange^y-

it 18 said, first descended from*

heaTen.
irrtkrfts./. The flanges.
mm 9. m. Dtntiny, fortune, goo^ or

ill luck.

^^^ J adj. Fortunate rich.

HFHtn adj^ Unfortunate, wretched^

pool',
^ipr 8. m. Any vessel, as a pot or

cup, a plate, &c. ; ( in arithmetic y

divisrom [To fry»

Hi^nrr v. n. To flee, to run avFAy. t;. a.
MXmK8.f. Flight.
m^ adj. Divisible, to be portioned or

divided. 8. m. A portion, a sbare^^

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^Af

txi inheritance ; ( in arithmetic ) the

dividend.
unz 8, m. Name of a tribe ; a bard.
HTZT «./• The wife of a 'BhaU
HI3T B, wi. A cnrrent or stream, the

ebb-tide.
«nRWTW c^dj, Down, below, down the

ri?er, with the stream.
mf{ s*f. Down, ihe river, with the

cnrrent.
HV^ 8. la. A ftirnace, kiln ( poi^ticvZavli/

for parching grain ).
wi^ X. fn» Hire, fare.
«n9 8. 971. An earthco pot ; a mimic,

an actor.
vrncriT «. <». To abuse.
VJW\ «,' m. A large earthen pot *,

estate, equipage. Bhanda phutna^

^. «. To lose one's character.
irrancT s* m* A place where household
i goods are kept, a storehouse.
Tl^Flft **. m. A house- steward, one

fvito has charge of the store-house, a

treasurer, purveyor.
^«rm i. m. Boiled rice,
wmr 8. m* An extra allowance to
^ troops on service.

iTi^r J *. m. Name of the fifth solar
HTl ) mouth, August- September,

when tii^ moon is full near. the wing

of Pegasus.
*rTrt^ 8.m* The month Bhadfa.
nnnr^ «./. a name common to the
. twenty-sixth and twenty- seventh

lunar asterisms, distinguished by the

epithets prior, and subsequent, or
^ pu^jra and uttara.

fnwfiTt 8. /. A female juggler, au
. actress.

^\^^ v; n. To be approved of, to please,
to suit, to fit . [woman.

^\^ 9» vh The sun, f»/. A handBomc

Ki^^ adj. Beautiful, handsome.
*rnm^ 8. »». Sunday.
Ymrr ^* a* To put into eircufar motido^
to twist, to turn on a lathe, to wave^
brandish ; to break, destroy,
971^ 8./. ^team, vapour, exhalation^.
Hniwr i>. a. To conceive^ guess, com:^

prehend.
Hrft adj. Future, aboat toi be^ prede**

tined.
•TTilt «. /. A brother*s wife.
Kif«T^ adj. Angry, passionate*
Wlf^^ 8.f. A passionate woman.
n\\ 8. m. A load, a weight, a burthen i
a weight of gold equal to two' thou-
sand palas; weight, gravity, fagot.
tmfl 8, m. BharaUxtrsh or India j>ropei^
so called from Bharat the soa of
< Di^hffantah, ^ whose patrimony it
was ; the great sacred epie po^si 'of
the RinttuBt which contains the ao*
count of Judhiahthtr'i war.
»n^wm*. w. A skylark.
irrcYTT 8. m^ A porter, a bearer of

burthens.
mKWm 8. m. . A fragrant suhstaacv
commonly called Kakshi considerefl
variously as a vegetable or mineral
products
m^T 8, m. A load, burthen,
vrrft adj. Heavy, weighty • df import
ancO) valuable ,- big, great, fat, large;
grave, steady, patient ; strong, lou^,
thick burdensome, troublesome, s. m^
A porter, carrier of burthens. B^tfri*
hh^rkckm^ adj. Grave, sedate, Bkari
palthar chdmkar chhomOf To with«>
draw from a difficult or impractici^Ie
undertaking,
^rrtr 8.f. A wife, espoused, according
to the ritual of the Veds ; a married
womau } a musical mode; • the wif^

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bf a Deity presiding over a musicfd

mode.
KT^rfz^ 8. m* A henpecked, hnsbond,

one overruled by his wife. [wife,

Mjiffm *. m. The condition or state of a
«TT^ »./. The point of an aiTOw ; the

forehead ; fortane* 8^ m. A bear.
«?T9rr s. m, A spear ( about seven cubits,

long).
HT^XT 8. tn, A sort of fish, commonly

called the Rohi Cyprinus Rohita ) ; a
' sort of potherb.

j;|'l».«. Abear.

'TT^w 8* m. A spearman.

«fn 8. m. Sate of being ; natnral state
of being, innate property, disposition,
natnre ; meaning, pnrpose, intention;

. Mntiment, passion, choice, liking,
will, notion, idia ; blandishment ;
gesticulation, acting, pantomime,
expressing a meaning by signs ; a
sudden idea or emotion of Jthe mind ;
living, being ; existence, thing "Bhao
batana, v. a. Ta gesticulate.

YTf^ 8. m Frice^ value, rate ; friendship.

«n^ ae^'. About to be,L future, pre-
destined.

wm 8. m. The exieinal expression of
amatory aentimehts \ frieuS, lover.

MPV9f #./. A brother's wife.

vwn acff. Amiable, dear, beloved,
love.

wmm 8. m. Mental perception, recollec-
tion, the present consciousness of
past ideas or perceptions ; imagina-
tion ; religious and abstract medita-
tion; looking about (ZtY^a% or
figuraii'oely ), obscrviiig^ investigat-
ing; consideration, anxiety, appre-

* hcnsron, contemplationi donbi,
t bought, concern^ • s, • .

wniF 8.f. A younger brother's wife.
HtPri adj. Natural, innate ; seiitimen*

tal, relating to feeling, ^c.
Htf^ a<g. Animated, inspired ; thought*

ful, anxious, apprehensive, alarmed.
m9\ adj. Future, what will be or what

is about to be, proximately future,
m^ postpos. mas. In the sentiment, per^

eeption, mind, notion or idea.
Tm adj. What must, will, or ought

to he.
'TT^Hfi./. . Speech, dialect, language ;

commou.or vernacular speech; on«

of the Sagints.
HTPp adj. Spoken, uttered, said.
•nWT t'. n. To be known, to appear^ •
»fT^ «. m. A species of Costus ( C. spe^

ciosus ) ; a husband's elder brpther. '
HTW^ adj. JBesplendent, shining, s. n^

The sun ; the name of a celebrated

^BTmefM , astronomer, author of the

. Siddhant Shiromani and other works.

W^re adj. Shining,, radiant^ s. m. The

sun ; a day ; a soft of Costus ( d

specioius). . .
Pwfl 8.f. An unfilled grain, a shri-
. veiled grain. .

filV^ *. w. A beggar.

fiT9rr«rT 1 m

pT^m J ^•^^ ^^ ^t, moisten, steeii.

fllw^TfT ^. a. To cause to seni
pTW^r V. a: To cause to be wet, to»

wet, moisten, frteep ; to cau^e ta

send.
pT35ft 8. f. A nipple.
ft^fT «. «. To close ( as two armies ),

to join battle, to come together, to

be joined, to shoulder, to join, to bo

placed together, touching each other,

to be continuous.
^^fm t>. a. To join, to place close to,

to close, to cause to fight.* -

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PW t.,pr, A wolf.

Tm^ *. /. The pame of a TegetaWe

( HibiscmesoHiintas )i
ftrfii^*./ A wall of earth OCT masoary.

f>Tiriir*IT tj. fi. To buzz ( ot a %) ; to be
covered ^ith ffies, to swarm.

fHwRniT^rr 1^. ♦». *^o bttzjr (»* « AV
to hnm ( (1^ a &^, ^o. )

ftwfkwTT^« /. Bazzing (of a fly),
bnzz ; hnm ( </ (t 5a^ ).

fmr drfj. Separate, apart, distinct^
other, different; (in ainthmetic) a
friction. Shinna bhinna/YmonB, on©
by one, severally.

fini« 8. m. A heterodox seotarj^ a
Bwddhf aseceder.

IRnr^jf 8. »». MttUiplication' of frac-
tions.

fkfiw^r 8. m. Cnbe of a fraction.

fHiTHTirf ^ 8. m. Division of fractions.

^v^^^ adj. Divided, scattered.

flm^jr 8. m. Sqnarejof a fraction,

fmisr^irf^W 8. m. Sabtraotion of frae-
lion.

f^TfTOFf^if 8. m. Addition of fractions.

fwwuiT ^. n. To have a singing in the
ears, to be giddy ; to sonnd (w 8hoi,
bra88 pot8, 4rc. ) '

.^fi^yr^ #, m« Dawu of day^

fir^fnt \ 8.m. A nnt nsed for mark-
fkfri^ f ing clothes, &c, (.Semicar-

pu8 0nacardium )•
firSrsft 8,/. The seed of the hhitawan.
ftr^*./. Begging, asking ; th^ thing

obtained by begging, alms,
firwi^nil 8 m. A beggar's bowl, a f easel

for collecting alms,
fH^8.m. A beggar.
ift conj. Also, too, even, and.
ifl« t./. Begging, ehariiy, alms, Biikk

mangMf to ask alms, to beg.

iTlar^T \ .12. n.^ To be wet. BfU-hhigmgr

ifTwwT j is applied to the night pass-
ing ia mirth and mnsical entertain-
ment. , . [crnsh*

wtwmv. <». To sqneezei compress,

iftirr €uij. iffetf moist.

wIST 8, m. An old house, a former resi-
dence (provicfed 8cme ve^stige remain)*

wiv s. /• Multitude, crowd, mob,
throng; a press ef wori^ troobl^

. difiScidtjr.

ifi^((tdj. Afraid, frightened, feaiful,
timid. 9. 991. Fear,, alarm, apprehenr
sion. s./. A wall, or breadtb of a
wall, Oehheh H prit j<M &<>& M W^
13ie friendship o# ttemeaak Ske •
Will of sand (t. e. iiiie<#ife).

fftiK i8€tj. Withiff»

iftuPciiT «(/. (u8ed 8ub8tantw^)j TBe
people who Kve in a house^ not
strangers, domestic ; men who prS'
side at a temple (f. «. hhandari^ a
8temard ; fnjari, a priest ; rasoifa, a
eooh ) ; those among the guests ai a
wedding feast who eat in company
with the relation of the bride ( iho88
who partake qf the /east wMeut M^f
cdlfed hahariya )•

wtirft adj. Inward, mside, intemsl,
inner, inferior.

?Hfir«./. Fear, apprehension.

ifNlT cidj* Wet. 8, m. Bister's husband,^
hrother-in-law.

wtil n. p9*oj7. One of the five P^arfa
princes. adj» Horrible, fearfnl, dread'
ful, terrible, terrific. #. w. Horror,
terror.

?ft«l Wt «./. A kind of camphire.

if)^ 8,f. A timid woman ; a plant {At-
pwagus racemo8U8) ^ a sort of priddy
nightshade* f -

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^r

ifNv 8.m, A barbsrfan of a particitlar
tribe, a savage, rac^ duelling espe-
cially along the conrse of the Nar-
fhada ( Nerbudda \ and sabsisting
chiefly by plunder.

ifliR acfj. Horrible, terrific^ featfnl.
s, m, Horror, terror, the property
that excites fe^r ; the olibannm tree
( Bostoellia thunfera ).

itt^ adj. Horrible, terrific, fearfnl.
^, m. Horror, horribleness.

^pt adj. Eaten, eating (either that
which is eaten, or the person who has
edten).

tpm^Tt?. tf. To enjoy, snffer, receive
the reward of virtue or the punish-
ment of crime, to be required.

fl'm'lTI adj. Fit to enjoy, deserving
pnnishment.

^flTKTirT V. a. To cause to enjoy, to dis-
tribute, require.

IfinfT adj. Simple, foolish.

^ adj. Barbarous, ignorant,

^Jf 8. m. Name of a bird { Laniua
caruUicens ).

^^T 8. m. Name of a tree ( Kcempferta
rotunda ).

-^ir «• wi./. The arm ( aboi)e the elbow) ;
the perpendicular or shortest side
of a right-angled triangle, Shnja
handha. «. m. An ornament worn in
! the arm, an armlet. Bhuja bhama, To
] embrace. Bhuja mula, The upper parf;
of the aim near the shoulder.

> *. m.

A serpent.

^iSmm 'fi. w. A kind of shrike (sJDonitft
ccmUeicens ). Bhujangeh nrdndy To
be in great distress and poverty ; to
•spread false reports.

tUfifT 8. m> Parched or scorched grtiin.

^ifT #. /. The arm ( above the elbow ).

^Vm^ 8. J. Greens.

Hfl «./. Indian com ( Zea mays ).

9^^ «./* A kind of worm coverecl

with hair, the palmer- worm.
%nm 8. m. A small devil, an imp, a

demon, o ghost.
W^ «• /. A female devil.
^f T adj. Devilish, peevish, fierce.
^fil^lWT i>. n. To be like a devil.
HW t). n. To be parched, grilled, fried,

broiled ; to be changed ( money).
HH^^ ^^;. Hungry.
?^^T adj. Dry and m the state of

powder.
Ul^WT V. «. To throw or sprinkle

salt or sugar upon meat.
!!^mT ». <»• To wheedle.
^IHTIT V. n. To be singed or scorched.
^^RT V. a. To cause to forget, to cause

to be forgotten ; to inveigle, xhislead^

bewilder, deceive,' fascinate, coaz^

amuse.
^^!^ 8. m. Deception, fraud> cheat^

deceit, feint. Bhulawa Seriaj To doi^

ceive, to play trick. [phere.

^ 8. m. Heaven, ether, sky or atmos^
lii^ 8.m. A snake.
HW 8. m. A world ; water ; heaven ;

man, mankind.
^9 8.m. Bran, husk, chaffer Bhu8 piXt

baraf, An assignment on chalfi ti ^.

that from which nothing can be

obtain^.

|f%^ I* 8.m. A place Where corn or
^«T i . -chaff is kdpt. '

tl^^TT 8* m. A hole or place to put

ehaffin.
If 8. f* The earth ; place, site, the

place of being or abiding. •
irt'^^^TT 8. m. A kind of firework* like

a flower- pot resembliny those cammoniff

called Andr ).

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Xt'w^a. m. An e»th-qtiake.

H «./. Ground, land, earth.

T^' «./. The earth, ground ; a kind of
caterpiUar covered with hair and de-
Btnictive to ber trees.

^^^\ 8. m. The n^wne of a plant
( Kcempferia rottmda ).

ig^^rTj u. n. To bark.

11*^ «.*/. Father's sister .; a worm, a

.'-caterpillar.

^^^ s. tn. A plant ( Ligusiicum
ajwaen ;.

^{?«^ «. m. An earthquake^

^ «•/. Hunger, appetite. Bhuhhon

' tnama, To die with hunger, to fa-
mish, to starve.

^9r 8. m. Ornament, embelishmcnt,
decoration, an ornament^ a jewel,
dress.

ijifT <»(&'. Hungry. [earth.

Hiftw 8. m. The terrestrial ,globe, tho

^^ 8. m. The equinoctial line.

ajMf 8. w. An earth-worm.

^[^qp7 %J. Wheat; the fruit of the

. VikcktKia ( Fldcrmrtia 8dpida ).

ijilnr «. w. A species of bird.

^ f./, Sandy ground, soil in which

• much sand is mixied.

i]¥^ 8, m. Talc, mica.

ij^^ (k2;. Unlucky, illoraened.

^(T et^'. Been^ become ; being, exist-
ing ; gone, past. 8, m, A demon, a

' goblin, a fiend, a ghost, an appari-
tion, a malignant spirt haunting
cemetries, lurking in trees, animat-
ing carcases, and deluding or devour-
f ing human being ; the past preterite
tense ; an element ( the ITindu8
reckon five elemente, earthy fire, water y
air and akas ether ).

^W^ ». tn, A class of sprites or
goblins.

ifinRTT^./. ilfurtf, a sort of perfoma^ —
^inrZT ^•A Indian spikenard (Valeria*

najatamanei)*
^ijmiw^8.m. Marking-nut plant (^S^«i»*

carpus anacardium )• the Eleocarpua

7jntf\ g,f. A female demon or goblin,

yff(^ 8. m. The earth, the face of the
earth.

^^^ s. m. Beleric myrobalan {Tami-.
nalii*, hderica ).

iH^rPrftim 8.f. Epilepsy, possession by.
evil spirits.

i^n^ift *./. A species of JVtf Jon .( iVi^*
ctanthes trietie )•

^Vls'q 8. m. A tree ( Trophi8 a8pertk ) ;
a species of Bignonia ( B. Indica )•

^ir^^n: e. m. Possession by evil spirits.

^vi^ 8. m* The body ; the element-
ary or vital principle, or t^e proxi-
mate cause of life and action*

^ift*. w, Asafoetida.

iljrrffV adj. Occupied or possessed by
a devil. [ evil spirit.

^s^Afi 8, m. Possession by a devil or

^J[n 8. OT. A hog.

?(r^3r 8. w, A Brahman,

HM^ 8, m. A mountain.

HWTT 8, m. An earth-worm.

i|PrM| 8,' m, A species of Gentian ,

commonly called Cherayta {Qenii<ma

cherapta ).
%nrT V. n. To parch, grill, broil, toast,

fry, inflame.

Hxr «. TO. A sovereign, prince, a king.^.

^f^ \ «. TO. A king, a sovereign ; a
ilirni ) landlord, a jS(i;(».

H^T^ «. /. Name of a raginu

^^^ 8. TO. Hot ashes, embers.

w f«T «. /. Land, earth, the earth ; pl^pSf

scite in general ; the lase . of any

figure in geometry.

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^W

^^WW*.n». An ^arOiqnake.

«lfinvif^ 1. m. A plant ( KampfmA
rotunda >•

ijffp^ s, f^ A tree (PrewUKi hcrh^M^c^

^ #./. Charity given to poor people,
alms $ pi 8piing> a fonntain* BAw
^<infna, t>. «. To give alms to a
nmneroHs assembly of tke poor*

^ adj. Fair> aKbora of brownish ( at
hear ).

^Jtt^Mnck, many. ftrions.

t^^rr^ «4K Splendid, bright $ iUns-

ijftWTW ii4^. Very proi table or benefi-
daL a. m. Great gaia.

^f^«./. A sort of snnflower ( aeZio-
iropmm Indicum )*

^5jrw ». m. The BAo;><fir*, a tree
gcowiag in tke snowy mQontains, a
kind of bircli ; the baric is nsed for
writing on, and veiy generally for
hukka snakes.

^ i*A Forgetfnbessy erroiv mistake
miss, bhmder.

^Jjmt i.f^ A worm, an eaHh^-worm^

W^TT t». n. To forget^ err, go astray,
be misled or deceived^ mistake^
binnder, miss, omit^ stray^ to be
forgotten.

^^fwHtr J (*dj. Missing the road,

'^nifjf r > ( generally a ftrson ) calb-

ing another in conseqnence of some

accident^ <&c.^ not intentionally to

* pay a visit.

^J«1^ ) 8. m. The earth, the hnbita^
^ht j tion of raortalSfc

^^ s, m, Oftiament> embellishment, a

dress, jewel, decoration.
«flnf adj. Adorned, decorated, dressed*
S^ <• TO. Hnsk, chaff.
^ s./. Chaff, bran.

s. m. The mountain Sumeru ( a

heaven on earth ).

iT^mft 8. m. A landlord, a landholder.
Mfit t. /. The eyebrow ; a frown, n

contraction of the eyebrows.
Hi n. prop. The name of a celebratod

, Muni.
HW 8. m. A large black bee> the

hnmble bee^
iHTV 8. m. A bird, a sort of^ shrikQ

Lanius Malahdricus )»
HlKTW 8. m. A spreading shrub {EcUpta

or Verheeina prostrata^ or perhapt
more properly^ Verbesina ecandeni ) ;

a sort of bird, apparently the variety

of shrike termed Malabar ( Lamu8

AfolabeiriciM).
nw\ *./. A kind of Wasp ( Vespa soli^

taria ) ^ a large black bee, a hnmble

bee.
nftmC9f 8. m* The hog-plum,
iin a. m. A servant, a hired labourer,
ilfw 8. f. Wages, hire j nourishment,'

maintenance*
nm 8.m. X dependent, a e^rvant^a slave.
tjarT**/. Hire, wages.
ite adj* Pried.
WT adj. Squint-eyed.
^ *. /. Interview, visit ; a present.
v;rn V. a. To meet with, to visit.
itm 8. m. A toad, a frog.
^^ 8^fi The female of the frog, or «

small frog ; a kind of creeper {HydrO"

cotyle Anatica ),
mf 8. m. Disguise, assumed appear-*

ance, semblance. Bhekh'-dhari, adj^

Putting on the dress, assuming the

appearance.
;^«n V. a. To send, transmit ; utter,

ejacnlate*
^-^n 9,m. The brain.
t[z 8. f. Meeting, interview ; a presenjb

to a superior.
^CT venial 8. To meet, meeting, &c.

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JTh

« «ft ^

^*'

iFott w. a. To wecft, join ; to mute a
present ( to a superior).

•I T^ «. m. J '

if ^ s. m. A ram, a sliip.

^wn\ V. <». To shut, close,

^^T 8. m. A ram.

if ff ?n 'S. m. A wolf. BTiertya dhasan.
§. m. A multitude crowded together
like sheep in a pen, the act of follow-
fng the example of another.

^^ 8.f. An ewe.

ijf 8.m» A secret, secrecy, "mystery ;
separation, distiaction, kind, sort,
species, difference ; disunion^ dis*
Agreement. BJied lendf To spy. to pry
into, to work one'^ self into confi-
dence, to sound.

H^^V adj, A breaker, who or what
-breaks or dtTtdes. 5. m. A mischief-

• *muker«

^^«T odj* Separating, disunitmg;
xssusing disunion.

^^^\ Ik

^r^m > 8.m. A sco»t, a spy,

«^ 3

%^ 8. m. Ratan.

Hit

nij. Intelligent, r. m. A

J scout, a secret-keeper
^^ 8. m, A secret-keeper, a confiJani
"i^ail 8./. Sister.
^^ 8. f. A kind of pipe, a mrumcal

instrument, a kettle-drum.
^^8. m. A piper,
if ^TT 5. JW. Semicarpu8 afiacardiunu
if ^ «, /. A lump of coarse sngar »( ©»•

i/wr).
H ^ «. 171. A state or condition of being

innate property, nature, dispoisition.
If IT 8, m. Disguise, assumed likeness.

counterfeit dress semblance, guise,

Ifarb,

if ^ i. m* X remedy, a drug, n raeS^
camdnt; a kind ef fennel ( lf^7«ito
Indtca ).

He <./. A female buffalo.

H'er 8. m. A male buffalo.

^<VT^T^ 1 «. m, A kind of nngi*

if ftnnfnf J worm.

if tr^^ adj. Terrific, terrible, horrible.
«f ^Tif^ tf^'t Blstressed -or distracted

with fear, terrified,
iT^TWV adj. Frighliful, terrible, formid'-
-able, learful, dreadful, alarming,
dismal.
^^m adj. Alarmed, aghast, starting.
ipiHW adj. Frightened, alarmed, terri*

fied, afraid,
if ^ 8. m. Brothet,
H i|n|T 8, m. Brotherhood, friendship.
W <^ adj, Formidable, horrible, terrific.
8. m. A name of Shiv, but mora
especially an inferior manifeetatloa
©r^orm ef Ae deity, eight ot whidi
are called by the common name fil^
i^a^ah^and are severally termed AH*
tangaK Ruru^ Chandah, Krodba^ Z7jh
matta, Kupaiif Bishan^ and Sanghar^
all alluding to terrific prapetties of
mind or body ; the name of a rirer ;
a musical mode, that which is calcu*
lated to excite emotions of terror,
^'Kft 8.f. IHienamerf a rdgmi.
•^KV^ 5./. The name of a r<^L
W (t ». »i. The name of a musical mode
sung at dawn in autumn : ( It « n*
presented bff Mithadei) with the Gaii-
ge8^ flowing from his headf and the rag
issuing fiom the deityU rMutk)^ t
name of Shi^s,
MW s. f. Si«ter-in-laxr, younger

brother^s wife.
hT 8.f, The cfyebrow.
wlirTT<»^'. Veiy-fat,

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•Thr

i m r

iINrt v. a. To tErust, to drire ( cH #

notZ).
ilT<ra «. i». A wizard who preys upon

children ( ar men or women ) till he

briogs them' to the* grave;
^f^KJ 8. III. A vault, a cavern m cellar.
wf«T adj* ni-ebaped; unconth, mis-

shapen, nseless^ bad, ngly, onlacky.

iS^ > ac§\ BRint obtnee;

la^ di/w Silly^ qniety mild^ ardess,

iff^ «. m* A horn, wind instniraent

«ftt $. m^ A chair porter, a palki bear-
er, a bearer ;. a white cat.

irt«9 8. m. A wizard, sorcerer^ magician.

ifiW^ V. <t. To bark.

Jim 8. m. Pleasure, ei)joyment> satisfac-
tion f sufifering ; possession ; eating,
victnals -, (in urithmetU) the numera-
tor of a fraction. Bhog^ harna, To en-
joy, to suflbr..

Tftw 8. m* Abuse, rudenesir.

^V ^•Z** ^^ ^"i^y* ^ suffer.

J?^ 8. m. Fraud, trick, deceit, illusion,
deception, imposition^ treachery
roguery, cheat.

rft* adj. Jovial, jolly.

ifti».0<&*. To bo enjoyed.

ift^ 9^.m. A country, Paina and
Bhagcdpor8 ; the name of a sovereign
of Vjiin^ who 19 supposed to have
flourished about the end of the tenth
centarf : he was a celebrated patron
of learned men, and of the nine gems
or poets, and philosophers, often
ascribed to his era ; eating, feast.

>?t^?nr «• ffK The country of Bhoja^ the
present Bhojpere, or the vicinity of
Patna and Bhagcdpon.

^ftmwf* «i. Eating, food, victuals.
Bhojm hMittj To eat, to feed.

jft^^H I adj. To be eaten; edibT^
iit«9 J 8. m. Pood.

H^imi 8. nu The bark of a tree, said
to be a kind of birch used in making
huhka snakes.

«it^^ n. frop. A country near

Chhapra:

«5te \ 8. m. A country^ probably
»ftefT » Butan.

Ht(3m *. *». A^ inhabitant of Butait,

Htw^ 8, m. Talc, mica;

Ht^T adj. Blunt, daP.

ifhrr «• m. A kind o{ fakir, a magtciau'.

iiWkT «./. Corab.

wt^ 8. /. Dleiwn of day. Bhor hona, To

be finished, to be terminated.
n\m ddj. Simple^ artless, undesiga*

ittg, innocent harmless, meek.
TSttt adj. /• Innocent, artless* Btott

SoAm, Innocent prattle*.

Ht^ft «. /. > Vulva mi^i.
ift^ s. m. J

^ «. /. The eyebrow. Bhoan ftrRf
lorfUf, V. d* To scowl, frown,, brow*
beat, look angrQy raising the ey^
brows. Bhoden tannic To knit th«
eyebrows.

hINtitt v. n» To bar& ; {mU ) to talk
foolishly*

9ff^i« «• !»• An earthquake^

rfh ^. w. A whirlpool.

hTu 9. m. A large black bee eaamouf^
ed of the lotus.

iflfPwTTr V. a. To whirl, to turn.

rftd 8.f. Feathered hair, namo of 9$
defect in horses.^

HTn«<j> 8. /. A kind of haUer (/em
hones or dog8 )•

^vfiju.n. To bark.

^ *. m. Fear.

^'tll arf;, Aghast.

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mm

( Wi )

^^ I 5./. A biotiiei^s wife.

^Ifm adj. Relating or i^perfcaimbg to

BTil spirits.
hVi t?. «. To revolve.
9Ttl1V«. «* A poet driven into the

groBfid for obainiag aft elephaat to.
i?t^ adj. Earthly, terrestrial, produced

in or relating to the earth.
^^ s. m. FalliBg, declining from a

height, or from propriety; fafling

from or off".
^^ «• m. Error, ignorance, mistake,

misaprehensioB ; perplexity, donbt.
«W^ #• «. Whirling, . going round ;

wandering, literally or figuratively ;

going aboQfe, peiambnlation.
^m adj. Going ronnd, whirling, rovdlv-

ing; roving; erring,
inrc 8. fn. A large black bte ; Yevtilgo^
. epilepsy. •

mT^ »./. JError, bhmder, mistake.
^^ adj. Whirling, going round op

lAK>Qt,

ivv 9ij. Falbn, losi i vicio«9, depraved,

falleii from virtue, debased, pollated,

abom&able, dissolnte, Bhrasht kmma,

19. 0. To pollute, to sedoce. BAraghta

Jionm, «. «• To be polluted ; -to ear*

cine. [kingdom.

«r«^iu» ddf. Deposed, 8eprived of a

tfm »» 971. A brother, a uterine brother.

WTW I adj. Fraternal, brotherly, of
^Utt^ J or belonging to a brother.

Hl^ adj. Whirled, revolved; Wunder-

ing, mistaken,
^rif'u ^./. EiTor, mistake^ ignorance;
* going round, whirling, revolving;

going about wandering.
isnPuinw ndj. En ing, mistaking; wan-
f dering.
'^^ ^m^ s. TO. A cheat, a rogue.

mnK 8, m. Epilepsy.

^^^adj^ Epileptic,

w «^/. An eyebrow.

«^f. «i. ^Rko embryo or feetue, a ehilcL

w^m\ 8./* Murder of the f^etus^ p^xv*

curing or causing idiKMr tioa.
HfTT s. t»« A frown.

n The twenty- fifth oousonant of the
Nagari alphabet, correspoudhug to
the letter m.
A^n s. m. Tooth-powder, d^tifrfce j
cleaning the person by wiping, bath^
ing or rubbing it with o3 or fragranl
unguents.
vfupTf i». II. To be poKiAked, to be eleaa*

ed, to be seoured.
if^rlKT 8. m. A musical iusinneuiy i

kliid of cymbal.
ifiiturT o^f. Mtdfle, mAiimiM, itii^-

dliag.
iNftfft Sb/ A BttaBkh aovi of Mr ef

carriage on two wheels.
|^f 'fT 8.n.\ Kame of a ^raiu (0W*
47^t ««/• I 8wru$ wrowmu).
viur^ 8. m. A kind of grate ; a 8iiider«
vf^^RTt^. a. To move by wMSng
about or crookedly; (ml,) t» be
averse tfr act eeutrary.
*r«fV 8.f. A spkler, MaJcmi tt^Oa^f. m.
A spider's web ; heuiDe (met.) any
thing very fine aud sfaader.
^^X «* ». A maiine monster, confimnd*
ed usually with the crocodile and
shark, but properly a fabulous sb^
mal : as a fish it might beeoujeetund
to be the honed sharks or themiH
com fish; but it is often drawn, u
in the pictured signs of tbe- Sodiac,
with the head and fbxe I^s 9t is

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Witdope, and the bocly and iaS of «
fisb : it is tlie emUem of the god of
love ; one of thd slgQS of the lodiftc,
GOTre«poilditig mkh Oapriooniy and

. like the Gr6ek vepreMitation of that
fiign^ being on animal in the foreparts^
and ending in the toil of a fish.

II«IR^ «• m. The neotar or honey of a
flower ; the lohih or Indian <mckoo ;
a fragrant kind of mango ; a Idad of
Jasmine ( Jaumf^^in^ ptA09em^B )•

H'iT'^w**./ The trumpet-flower (Btflf-
nonia 8ua^$6^len$ )•

«ifi«. »•• A create a head-drea^ a
orown^ a tiara.

«l4t #• m» A apedes of Solannm
( S. nigrum ), ^

wf{if\8.nh Alargeank

iri)ii». nl. Sar^arHla.

ma^ $. m, Bntter.

iR|]^ #. A A fly; the algfat of a gun.
Wtlkhi wrdna, To flaifier or perfonn
ieryilet>ffioeg{[^any one) to liave
nkert on the body (moiioH e&n*
stanOjf mpbfjfid ia drMng aw^nf tb
fiiMft&m tAm) ; io bra good aun^a-
man {za m8 Io M « fy vnAm Ml
i or arrow). "MaJckhi-ohMi, A misery a
BiggatDd^ ft aUttfliatw litrithhi jkcOm^
To have ven^wal nle««. Matkhi
mdrM^ Toidle^ 4o be imemi^Oyed,
to trifle/ to food,

m^$.f. Baeriilce^ oUiUda.

mwH i. nu Batten

<Ii|^r 9. m. A hind of elephabt which

f Iiiia ao tasks ; a iwok withoiit sptrs.

^fs^X^mt9.in. BirtleiBUHi*

iwift^/. A fly.

«Hr i, m. A rbad« Mag deklmk, To ez-
jMBct, to %ait fwp.

wi^ 9. m. A ^attt3T».S^ath S^r ;

an inhabitant of that country ;- a
bard, whose pecoliar province is to
Sing the praises of a chiefs ancestry
in his presence, a family bard or
mmstrel.

^'l^ ? cM^'. PInnged, dived, immefs^
ilH J ed ; sank, drowned ; delighted.

pleased, glad, happy, cheerfnl. joyful.
wipnij 9»f. Transport, rapture, cheer*

iUnesa, Vtvaoiiy, delight.

^^ J ^. «. Aai alKgator.

IPTO acy. Proad, haaghty, presamp^
tuons, fastidioas, arrogant, msolenly
cross, obstinate^ stobbom, in^tient^
refractory*

n^^A a./ Obstinacy^ atabbomneas^
Intolence.

w^TCTWr Si fN« Haaghtiaeaa, obstinacy^
rrfractorlneas.

inrnrfts,/. Arrogance.

sia^ 9.m» A small blackish, trka'^
galar, pjramidical ahaped seed of a
Tciy pangent smell (NtgOta ImUoa).

Wt^B.m. The eighth adar month.

sfwft ai^. Beloaglag to MagtM (#
thing).

*wt^! #.ia* Inhabitant of M0gadh\9k
caste of Brahm€fn9,

inpfl o. a. To send for.

«ll<t s./t Afishi a species ofSilaras
( S. psU>n\$8 ).

fffi adj. Plunged, dived, immersed;
saak^ drowned.

^^ #• sa. One of the dufff^ or divi-
sions of the universe ; a country,
that of the modern Mags^ or
Arracan ; a drug.

^Vf adj. Odoriferous.

^miT 8. m, Iiihabttant of Msgckih ; a
caste of Bra^maat.

9(m 9. /• The . t|lath lua!ar. aaterismi

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r ^QtahtiBg five itars figored by a
honae, a Leonhs Regvltis.

Wft adj. Belonging io J&agddh (a
titing ) ; »./. A sort of grain.

^nPT B. m. A rosary, a bead { of gM t )
the Tertibrss of the neek. MoaKa
dhalakna (lit. the bending of the neok^^
To be at the piont of deaths

^^ > #. «. A beggar, a borrower.

Hfjft B.f. , Betrothing, asking In marri-
age ;'a loan. Mangrfii dena^ To lead,
inrtT «. w. The ridge of a honse.
inr^ adj. Anspioions, propitious, eon-

• ferring bappinesg, prosperity, &c. ;
beautiful, pleasing, agreeable, s. m.
Welfare, bappiness ; the planet Mars
or its deified personification ; Tiies-

< day. VHngid'Ochar, #. m. Festivity^
rejoicing, congratulation, a song of
congratulation^ a marriage song or

• ^pithalaminm.

%V^#^ 9. / A sort of c»*pet made

• tXyiangodkot.
mRHTt 9. m. Tuesday.
^ffWtfWi e. m. Olad tidings, tke

Gospel.
'>»i^iq^ 8. m.f, A musician or singer.
tnr^ oLdj. Triumphant, rejoicing. Man-

gali logy People employed on re-

• ' joicings.

inr^mr ^. «• To cause to ask for;, to
send for. *

mw^ 8. tn. Name of a month, the

first of the Hindu year, according to

some systems, or the eighth.

«nPTm ? if. a. To send for, to ask
«ITT%^«II 5 for, to call for«

HT VT 8. m. A small tasse^

mwnK $.m. One to whom a manor

woman is betrothed.

«m^0f/, FAUiuithejQiat8|

^unnr •/ n. To have pata m tt#

joittta ; to creak ( or er (eetaHtfd, ^)
wwwniT f^. #. To wink*
^^m ^. n. To be made, to be commit*

ted, i» be perpetrated, to be pio-
. dnoed.

ffWifW An imitatrre sound,
irniwmr ^. n. Ta creak ( mi a hoiHmS

oroiher thing heamly MteM );
HWtmr If. n^ To'be perverse^ refiraetoiTV

disobecBent, ciosa, obstinate.

«?Wrtm *. m. 1 Pertness, perreraeness^

«IWWt #./. j obtsmacy.

•TTOT adj. Perverse, refiraotory, diaobe**

dfent, cross, obstinate, reetrre^ pert,
viwirpn f . a. To be sick at tbe stomad^

to feel nausea; to pretend ignoraneet

,,._ * m' > Stubbomnesa.
HWWTRTf. f. f

ir^^Tfr a^* Sijaeamish, stubboior.

ilWT^ #« m. A platform, aoaffold, at^gc^
ixaised seat.

il^nrr e; «. To make, cana^ stir Vf^
excite, commit, perpetrate, produce

wfi^m%adj. Filled up, fltuffed fidL

utafT a. 19b A atool, a cbain

ifPwiW $• M. Honey.

W^hFTT :>. a. To> tWbt^ to break Iff
twisting.

h.m. A. fish in generd ; tiie aane
of the first Aii4tar or inoarnatioii,
Wb^ ViihnM iaeaid to bave appear-
ed in tbe sbape of the small fiik
•dpAtff^ to-€«Zyaera^ or ffiAifsgtre,
to warn him of the general deluge,
and derire him to place the four VeA
in the boat which he {Vi$hm)
would preserre. nie fiah was first
taken np by Hayagrii^ in his hands
when bathings b^g then of the sise
of the sapkari Cor ponthi ), but U

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4 m )

irft

' in -a tanlc, rirAr, &e. ; and was earrlecl
"to the sea^ where, after wards it sap-
ported the ark with its horn. Saty-
a^rcaa Hred about 8000 years before
Orist.

j«l^^ «, fii« A mnsqnitOy a gnat. HdcA-
chhar ii jhul ta clioTy One who
wonld steal the minntest thing a
petty pilferer.

%V^9.f. A kiss.

wm^.m. A fish in general.

VliF^ ^- V^op. Name of a Jogi. 9. m.

• A rat. odj, Sinpid,

•r«* «./. ""A fish.

Wil^ 9. m. A fisherman.

ic9f adj. Ripe^ mellow.

ifwt^ ^/. A dmg used for dying red
( Ruhi^ mdnjith ).

t(^f^ ad;. Cheap, that which IS sold at
im nnder price ; bought at second
hand.

wftx^ f. m. Small cymbals.

^rar^ s.fH. A labourer, carrier, porter. •

^fli^T 8. f. Marrow, pith, sap.

inv^ 9. m. The middling.

^miK 9. m. The middle, centre ; in the
imddle, in.

^i<t adj. In the midst.

•Wf^ «./. A small cart. •

Wt^T<t4/* Middling.

^«it^ ^.Z. A smallish sort of car or
carriage on two wheels.

^ 9. m. A bed, a bedstead | a plat-
form, a scaffold ; an elevated shed
Taised on bamboo in a cornfield, &c.
where a watchman is stationed to

^ •protect the com from cattle, birds,
"wild beasts, &e. ; a sort of throne or
ehair of state, or the platform on
which it is raised, the dais.

M^n 9. m. Tooth-powder, dentifrice ;
cleaning the person by wiping, ba-

thing or rubbing with oil or fragrmit
unguentff.

inm «. II. To be polished, to be clean-
ed, to be scoured.

WW^ 9.f. The blossom {of a tree).

W9n 9. m. A bedstead ; a sort of throne
or chair of state.

HWTK 9. m. A cat.

^4Kt 9. m. A musical instrument, a
kind cymbal : ( it c<m8t8t9 of two smu/Z
br<u8 cup9 tied together with a etring,
and played upon by etriking one
against another).

J^^ J e.f. Coquetry, ogling. '

ifTimT «. fh. A small vessel for takmg

water out of a larger.
^Zyam V. ft. To wink, ogle, coquet. ,
^IT 8. m. A large earthen jar or pot.
WS^pn V. <t. To wink, ogle, twinkle.
W^ 9. /. A child's coral, or plaything

which infants suck ; a small eartheit

pot or jar ; a twinkle^ closing the

eyes.
ireitTT 9. m. A house of earth.
ii3t «. TO. A pea {^imm ao/tViim. ).
iiT^ 9. m. A kind of pea ; a kind of silk

cloth.
M2f> #./. A kind of pea.
«l?0«T ad). Mixed with peas,
ife^rnn V, «• To wink at, connive^

suffer, tolerate*
HfetliU 9. m. A rable land, rich soil.
Hf^n^ 1. m. Sufferance, toleration* .

Wft » J. /. Earth. M(ktU hwma, TO
f«fft > ruin or destroy. M«»<a' khana.

To eat flesh. Katti dalna^ To conceal
the Clime or fault of another. Ma//i
dena^ To bury. liHatti pakama^ To
bite the ground ; to be overcome or
overturned; to be perverse or obsti-
nate, to resist. Hitti par lama. To

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diflpttie about Und. UstU men mldna.
To be itdned or disgraeecU M<i^* hona
To become veak ot (aint| to be raiaei

UTT «• I*. Battermilkk

«I9 9. m. A school^ a college, tbe resi-
dence of joung BraAmofMy prosecat-
ing sacred studies ; a bnilding inhabi-
ted by ascetics of the same order ( a
pagan temple.

srs^ #• /• A sort of sweetmeat.

HSf a^. Slow.

^K8.n^ Ajar*

si^Nfl «•/• Onanism*

nf^Him D.a • To paste.

WB^t.f. Twisty flexioni ttnm, wttthsi
conrolntion^ contortion^ tldrcr h^U,
An adected person*

sTflfWT ^. «• To twisti writhoi contorti
distort pipai yearn*

irfl^ f. m. A twisting of the bowels,
pain in the bowels, flnx, gripes*

Wft^ 9. /. Twisting, twisty flexion^
Writhe^ oonTolntion*

S|f^ i. f. Linmg. heading (^ a
drum, 4rCf)

sVfVT f • a. To corer (ma Soot witi

: leather or a drum teiih parchment ),
to gild, to case.

WfTtf^^*. Lined, headed, eovered or top-
ped (oe a drum with parchment )•

nft s./. A cottage y a temple*

^im e.f. A cottage, a hnt,

sff^ s. fit. A gem, a jewel, a preeions
stone.

Wf%«R ad^. Composed of gems.

Wf^<n^ s./. A necklace, a zone, a fil-
let, &c. of precious stones.

«YW 8* m. Scam, skimmings, frothy
foam, barm, &c. ; pith, esence.

*. TO. Ornament, decoration, jewels
trinkets, Ac.

fmir#. m* A temporarf-fm'JOmg, sa
open shed or hall adorned with
flowers and erected on jTestiTal occa-
sionsy as at nuurriagea, &c. aa open
temple or building consecrated to a
deitjr.

ifufw «* TO. A circle^ orb, sphere disk
of the sun or moonfi halo, circumfer-
ence : a round tent; an officer em*
ployed in Tillages, an exciseman, a
proTince, a r^gioS| a district, extend-
ing twenty, or according to some
authoritiesi forty Tigcnu erexy way:
the country or empire OTer which
the twel?e prinoes termed Cheitr^
^artie are suj^sed to haye lule^
perhaps the peninsula of India*

iWWTWT^o^;. Round, circular.

WVinrn D. n. To make a cirenit, t9
hover ( oi tMe^ ^. X to be enre*
loped.

wwfw^t*TO. A tumUer^geon.

J^W^t «*/« An assembly, a corporatloa*

w^fT «• TO. An^alcoye, an arbour, i
bower, a shed.

.W9T1.IVU A kind of sweetmeat.

Wf%ir odj. Ornamented, adorned, 0Te^
Imd {unth foldi ^^.)i coyered {toUh
dust),

wfly^nrr i^. <!• To starch.

ifuft s. /. A market, a particular mar*
ket for any o ne thing.

ma^WTS. TO. An alcove, an arbour, $
bower, a shed.

il Vi s. TO. A frog ; a flower ( B^sui
Ifidica).

i}^4t s. /. A female or small frog ; a
plant ( Siphonanthus Indica, or, Hy*
drocotifle AsiaUca ).

W^m V. <t. To cover {ae a hook wUk
leatherfOra drum with parchment h

► to giW, to cose* ^

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$.m. A SBQiall rornid temple or cell.

«W»^1^T '0. #. To eaase to cover (« took,
dt-um, 4rc. with parchment ).

^*^W s, m. A temporary building, an
open eked or hall, adorned with
flowers and created on festive occa-
sions, as at marriages, <&o.

^V^jmmdf. Starched.

^rftwiTT «. <». To starch.

4l^ s.f, Ajogfi hnt or place of abode.

vfH 5. m. Parposcy intention, wish, mind
(at to ha99 a mind to any thing ) ;
knowledge^ doctrine, tenet, belief,
opinion, «./♦ Manner, method, way,
mode, system ; wisdom, understand-
ing^ intellect. MatAin, Void of ondcr-
etanding. neg^ part. No, do not.

VRIT s. m. An elephant.

nawT s. tn. A kind of sngar-cane«

na^T^T «. tf . To persuade.
«l«f^PTr^«T IK n. To be sick at stom-
ach, to feel nausea.
«lf|ilW adj. Drunken, like one intoxi-
cated.
HH^^ adj. Intoxicated, drunken,
drunk.

tfnitn. 1 **^' stupid, ignorant.
^m s. 91. Counsel, advice,.
«rf9 «./• Understanding, itellect; wish,
desire, inclination.

^^ii^^ i. m. 1 Error, mistake, mis-
tlfaifcf^ 8./. 3 apprehension.

ilf^iipr adj. Sensible, clever, intelli-

geot.
^T^ ailj. Intoxicated ( drunk with liquor )
intoxicated {with pHde, passion, jrc.)
i^ff^^lT V. a. To persuade.
^^l adj. Envious ; niggardly, covetous.
V ^mil 8, f. Envy, impatience of ano-
ther's success or piOKperity ; paesiou,
anger, a gnat, a inusquito.

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irtrlWt/. I ddj. Wicked, deprived,
^Wtt m, y bad ; envious.

«FQn 8. m. A fish in general; a part{«
cular fish, probably the saphari, or
the fish in which Vishnu is said to
have been incarnated in his fish Ava-
tar ; a country, enumerated, amongst
the midland divisions of India (2>f«
najpur and Sangpur ) • one of the
Purans.

vnvjrrar s. m. The Eohi, a sort of fish
( CypnnuB Rohita) \ the country call-
ed Maisya.

^n^ 8, m. Churning.

«vw^ t;. a. To churn ; to knead, to
work. f. m. A chum-staff.

'mPRr 8,f. A chum.

nw^ s»f. A chum- staff.
^m s.m. The forehead.

TTfw^r^. m. Butter-milk, without any
watery admixture.

i?Rr*T 8. w. A churning stick.

OTUJf./. A town in the province of
Agra^ celebrated as the birth-place^
and early rcBidence of KniJind^ and
still an object of pilgrimage amongst
Hindus,

^^1k^Js.m. A cSLsie oi irahmans of
Mathura ( 'M.attra ).

^^^8 f* The female of ^^athuriya^

viv)^ s. m. Contribution, subscription,"
capitation. [brella.

«iqHt 8. m. A parasol, paraplnie, um-

J{^ 8. m. Spirituous or vinous liquor ;
inebriety, intoxication ; pride, nrro-
gence.

^^«T «. m. Love, lust; Kamdev, the
Hindu Cupid; a medicinal plant,
Datara-^ the plant called, mynphal
( Gardenia dumetorum j Vangueria
spinosa). Madan ban, 8. m. Name of
a flower.

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^ -W8 )

0dj. &^bdued by lore, in love.
^V\m m. ) ^^. Drunk, mtoxicated.

isr^K *./. A phmt ( Asetepias giganUa).
^^TKm8.m. The followers of M<Kfor,

a Mahomedfin mendicaiit.
-fi^ft s. m, A juggler,
•iff^ adj. Proftid.
^fttr*./. ^ine, Bpirits, flpiritnotts or

vinous lipuoT.
«re ^€> ^./. A sort offish.
-H^ «. »i. Wine, vinous or spiritudus

liquor.
fTO^?! adj. Drunk, ~n drunkard,
"iprinm tlidj. Intoxicated, drunk,
ij^ 5.WI. Spirituous liquor; the nectar
or honey of flowers ; honey ; the
season of spring^; the month Chyt
Marc7i-^|>n7).
*IW< *•*'»• A "bee; a plant Achy ran-
ilui a$per<^ ) ; a fruity the round
. sweet lime.

^^%\^ 8. m. The honeycomb or live.
9T^?ni Ji. m. A sugarcane,
ii^^ 8. m. A bee.

vnjiT^ 8. m. A dish of curds^ gU 4ind
honey, to be offered to a respectable
guest on his arrivaL
if^iK? adj. Sweet, luscious.
?f^in^ *./. A honeybee.
iT¥«IT?f 8. m. A Jtagini or musical mode,
irs^mo^;. Intoxicated, drunk.
v;%mM i. ffu The month Cb^i ( V^co'ch-
April ). [liked.

^V^ adj. Sweet; pleasing, agreeable,
«i^t9 8^ nu Sweetness {in flavowr)^

sweetness ( in speech ),
^^^ adj. Sweet,

m^%iX 8./, A kind of bread baked on
Jive coals {u8ed among the fakire) ;
victuals given in alms to ^grims.

iw^m s.'wt. A sort cif Basflla, growfng
in watery or mountainous aituationa ?
sweetness.
wa^ a^. Middle, intermediate. dd9.
Amongst, amidst, amid. s^m. The
middle, eentre*
^^n 8. fB. The middle r^on ; part of
India, bounded by Kurukshetrm on the
north, Allahitbad en the south, the
'Rimalaya mountains on the east and
•the Vindhya mountains on the west:;
comprising therefore the modern .pro-
vinces of JiUahahadj Agra^ Ddhi,
Oude, &c^ thenortiiem limit is else-
wehere defined to be the disappearance
•of the SfH*a6u;a(i.
i1v9^T>r 8. m. The centre.
<l«r^ adj. Middle,eentrical,'interTemng^
intennediate, middling, temperate.
8. m. One of the eeven musical notes,
4he fifth note of the Hindu gamnnt.
i1«9ii^$tw ) 8, m. The eaHh the world of
i?«q^ir j mortals,
ii«rm 8./. The middle finger.
ifHR^ adj. Central, middle.; being
amongst or amidst, s m. A mediator,
WiiEn^ adj. Centrical, middle. ^. tn. A
middle man, «n umpire, and arbitra-
tor a mediator.
«l«r^iVT B. /. Middle state ^r character.
^vmw 9. m. Midday, noon,
ifif 8. m. Mind, Heart, soul, epirit, lor
clination, ManchoVf Heart-stealer.
Man-d^rawardi, adj. Fanciful, in ren-
ted (epeech or etoi^). Man^/wran,
donfidence, satisfaction of Blind, d^.
JAan-lfhanamiundiyakilanc^ To shake
the head at what one approves of, to
pretend to refuse that which one se-
cretly desires. Man-THcin, 8. m. Hcarfi
desire ; choice, ^ian-manta, or Maa-
mana^ adj.^ Agreeable, pleasing, satis-

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factory, to one's Heart's wish or con-
tent. A miHtrea?, sweetheart. Ma»-
mcf/ie. As the mind may desire. Man-
mar rahna. To suffer griefwiih' pa-
tience, Man-lagana, Heart-attach-
ment, heart-engaging. Man Idna, To
fix the mind ir|)on, to l>6 attentive,
to apply to. Mi»n-Ai/t men, In the
very sotiK

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cight pounds.

^^m » . w. A rosary, a bead"; the ver-
tebras of the neck. Mank(* dhahlcha,
To be at the point of death.

^^^l^(ms.f. Desire, wisK.

«!n«lWC <»<(;. Powerful:

I|irf2f^. m. The raised masonry round
the month of a welL

^«I^«T adj. Assiduous, intent^ eager,

' active, bold.

H«l«r«l «. w». Tooth-powder, dentifrTce :
cleaning the person by wiping, bath-
ing, or rubbingit with oil or fragrant
. ungaentn.

*lifil«./. Acknowledgment.

Hiiw g^ m. Minding, underatandingv

ii'TOf^w \ adj. Acceptable, agreeable,
iRHT^m j pleasant; amusing, charm-

Tng.

m^9f^t.fn. Cupid.

WiTWr tr: tf . To resist one^s own in-
clination, to be grieved or tronbled
fn mind.

«f^?W {heart ramshing). s, m. A
sweetheart^ mistress; w name of
Krishnai

^^W8- m. Self-conceit;

m^^^adj. S'elf-coceitedl

n^^s.m. The mind' or considered' as
the seat of perception and passion,
the heart ; tile intellect the under-
standing.

W^KWs. m: ATman^amale.

'inHT 1 s. /. The goddess of the
ir*I^IV 3 serpent race, and the prar-

' ticuhr protectress against tUeiir
venom.

«m«T»./. Wish, desire, mtentiony de-
sign-, purport^ purpose.

JjJ^ j adj. Mental, inteUectuid.

Wi9% 8, m. J^ man;

*l*r9n^«. m. The attention of the mind'

to its own sensation^ conscionsnesff

of pleasure or paim
^r^^nr «• ">. Mental distress.
imiTC^ «. «». Heart^steaKng.
^^tl^adj. m. Heart-stealer.
mny^a^i. Suppose, as if, likei.

i!<n«n V. a. To persuade, canse to agree
( io antfthin§ ), conciliate, propitiate^
sooth, coax,, assuage, appease, put in
mind ; to do, act,, perform, make.
TAandna^aruma, To appease, concili-
ate.

wnk8.m. Intention, desire^ purpose.

^ \ t.f. w. A, gem. Jewel.

«ff«rTT^ ». mi A person who makes or
sells ( chkvie ) thr. glass bracelets,
whioh the women wear on their
wriste.

'ffn^lfl •. /. The trade in jewels, &c.

irftir^ e. m. A blemish in horses.

iff 9. m. M^u, the legislator and saint,^
the son of BmAm^z, or a personifica-
tion or Brahma himself, the creatdr
of the world, and progenitor of man-
kind ; the name is however a generic
term, and in every Kal^a^i interval
from creation to creation, there are
fourteen successive VLenuz presiding
over the universe for the period of a
Ma«w^i»n(arar, respcclively : in thd-

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present creation thci^ have been the
Bix following }Aenu$\ Menu called
also Swayarnhhu^dy the supposed
• revealer of the code of law possessed-
by the Hindus, Swarochi»hay Uttam,
Tanun, Haynat, and Chahshuih, the
seventh or the present Menu is Vay-
vasioaty or Raiaat the second. A man
in general,
n^ 8. m. A man in general.
9ff^ «,/. A woman,
n^ift 8, /. A woman, the wife or female

of the man.
«I9W 8. m. Man, a man^ mankind.
iTS^W 8. m. The state or condition of

man, manhood^ humanity,
•nnnT J daj./. charming, fascinat-
^^IjA 5 ing, delighting, captivat-
ing the mind,
frwr *./. A kind of cotton. 8. w. Puss

(a cat), mind sonl, life.
^<t adv. Like, as if.
9nf^ o^r'. Seated in the mind.
n^^a^. Thought or meditated on

aecretly,
iliihl adj. Beautiful, handsome, lovely,

pleasing, agreeable.
wt«it« o^*. Chosen, preferred.
^^f(V8 8. m. Wish, desire, depign,

intention.
9{^^if aij^ 9eajatiful, lovely, pleasing.
. ij^^^ 8. m. Fancy, caprice, whim.
^ift%Kadj. Heart- ravishing, beautiful,
lovely, pleasing.

?I*(Wt 8. /. Bail, security, a person
referred to pay the debt, &c. of
another, surety, assurance, acknow-
ledgement.

^usi 8. m. A division of the Ved ; a
mystical verse or incantation ; a

}adj. Beautiful, pleasing,
agreeable, lovely.

, formula sacred to any individual
deity ; a charm^ philter, spell, incan-
tation ; sacret consultation, private^
advice. Mantra'jantray fncantaUoBy
exorcism.
^^^ 8. /. Secret counsel.
TT^trai 8. /. Advising, cowiseliing in

private, advice,
inm 8. m. A counsellor or adviser, a
king^s counsellor or minister; eo-
chanter.
^^8.m, A. churning stick ; a dish made
of barley-meal with ghi and water, a
sort of gruel or porridge ; a disease
of the eyes, cataract or opacitf i
rheum, excretion of tbe eyes.
«PV<l 8.m. Agitating, siirri^, chva*

ing.
«W^ «./. A chum.
^^ adj. Abated, slow, tedious, didl»
foolish ; bad, ill ; low ( ai a 8t09^ \
8, m. The planet Saturday. Mand^
gati, Blow ( in ) pace, adp. Slowly^
softly, "Mand'tnandf adv. Qeatlj,
softly.
W^^8,f. Dnlnesi^, littlenes, sk^imasfl^

feeblenesa, badness.
W^irfV adj. Stupid, foolish.
W^HPv adj. Wretched, unhappy, unfor-
tunate, [heaakui^
«T^«lfif adj. Dull, stupid, slow of a$4^a-
ij^^iwm adj. Slow, tardy.
«r^^ adj. Large, bulky. 8. m. The moun-
tain Mondor, with which the ocean is
said to have been churned by the
Surg and Asurs, after the delage,
for the purpose of recovering the
sacred things lost in it during t^
period ; the 'Mandra tree or one o|
the trees of paradise ; Swarg or ike
paradi&e of the Hindus,
^m\ adj. Squat, dapper.

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jf^^fT S* m. A smile, a gentle lavgb.

w^iudj. Gentle, mild, affable, cheap,
abated, allayed ; slow, trady. little.

«r^T^ adj. Slow of apprebension, dull.

m^\^K adj. Digyegarding, neglecting,
disrespecting.

?«f*l«Tif adj. Defying, going tardily.

n^JK i. m. One of tbe five trees of
Swarg ; tbe coraji tree {Eryilmna
fulgens) ; swallow wort (AacUpioi
giganiea).

^T^WW^ «• /• ^ sort of fish.

«)f^ #. 771. Boose, dwelling, temple.

wiin S.J. Acknowledgment.

«iWf V. n. Te be soothed, propitiated*

ifiirw 9^m. A name of Kamp the god
of love ; lore, amoroos passion or
desire. [love,

9miwt adj. Amorous, impassioned in

«P^i«K 8. m. The reign of a Menu, a
poriod equal to seventy-one ages of
the gods, ot 806,720,000 years of
mortals, or wilh its Sandhi or inter-
taI of aniveisal delc^, 308,448,000
years ; fourteen Manantaras oon^i-
tate fi ^^pa, the grand pepiad of
creation and destruction, or 4,880,
000,000 years, each '^anwanUara is
governed by its distinct M<nu, and
18 provided with its own Indra, and
minor deities-, apcordipg to Hindu
cosmogony there have been innun^er-
a])le Manwaniaraa since the first
creation of tbe world.

ip^sf adj. Thinking, conceiving ; mind-
ing> regarding.

snpiwq^ s.f. Measure.

imiT t^. »• To be measure.

?rtnn«iT %>. a. To cause to measure.

vfini ^. m* Measnre,

«nn^T 'o. a. To causeHo be measured.

^^ front My, wft$»

ipfi!T'«./. Pride, arrogance, selt-suffi-
ciency ; the interest or ^jffection en«
tertained for other objects from con-
sidering them as belonging to, er
connected, with one's self, affection.

vnvHTfii adj. Selfish. «. m. A miser, a
niggard.

<<fai|ltif|t 8. m. Husband or wife's mater-
nal uncle. [nal aunt.

wftnrww 8./. Husband or wife's raater-

W%^ a^j. Relating to the maternal
uncle; as, 'htameri hhaiy Mother's
brother's son, cousin. Mamen hahin,
Mother' brother's daughter.

Wi{t^ 8. w. Twist ; ache, pain, {parU-
cutarly^ in ths heweU >•

WW (meowp.) Composed of, chiefly;
consisting or made of.

WWWT «•/. A bird, a kmd W jay ( C<ma^
8ia$ Indiea ).

WWI 8./. Kindness, pity, sympathy,
oompassion, mercy, feeling, affection.
w4t 8.f. A harrow ; a ladder.
W^ 8. m. The pin or gnomon of a
sun-dial.

IWWC X. M. A peacock ; a flower, tbe
coxcomb ( Celosia cristcUd ) ; a plant

( Aehffran^88 mpera ).
W«I^WfT 8,f. Coxcomb {Qelo8ia cmUtia).
Wi^l^ X. m. A chameleon, a lizard.
WWft 8.f, A peahen.
W^W s. m. Epidemic or pestilential

disease.
HXJff^T 1. i». The ridge of a house.
«l<wrz 8. 771. A monkey, an ape.
W^wn 5. m. An emerald.
^KM^ ( lit. having died, ) adv. With

difficulty.

iftWWT 1 adj, Adidicted to beating
W^WWT > striking, or butting (a man
W5WTVr ) or animal ).

I^VTWT V. n. To die.

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^\^f9 adj. Fried (Jbh).

HK^Z 8. m. The pkM^ w&ere J?Midu<
burft their dead.

«f ^WWT tr. n. To die^

^^wl?ir *. »• A. diver.

^^i» *,/. Death, dying.

irqjfir^t «. »i. ^l. Attendan-te whose
boeinesffiiis to rob- oit, pevfamed
paste, &c. over the body.

^\K\ 1^. n. To die, expire, cease; (vMt.)
to desire Tehemently, to set oiie^»
heart upon aay thing, to- dote. #•> nu
Dying. fated,

^\vn adj. Botten, fermented*, maoer-

ifti|^<iiT tf. »• To suffer pain of sonow;
to labour excessiTely.

^vfp^adj. Starred to deaths greedyv
voracious^ ravenons;

«{^ir 9. m. Secret meaning or pnrpose*,
a secret^ any thing hidden or re-
condite.

W^ir^ 8. m. Somid made hj treading
upon dry teaveSi &e»

^K!H^tm f ' a. To creak as a new shoe
( an imitathe sound )•

«|i:TlprT 19, n. T6 be dead ; to be deeply
in love.

^V^r^\ w a. To canse to be beaten, to

• cause to be killed.

if^r 1. m. A pot-herb ( Amaranikia
oleraceus ).

MK%tJ 8. m. A Marhatta^

^Km 8. m. A sort of goose with ted
legs and bill, or perhaps the Flamin-
go ; a dnck.

^f^W«./. Pepper,

^ftn^ (tdj. Lean^ emaciated, mnch
reduced by sickness.

«r(t 8./. The plague.

^^ «>/. Pepper ( Fiper nigrum ).

ifOfv Sn /. A tay of light a snn-beam.
i.m. Asaint| the sun of Brd^^

and^ one of the VrajapcUiSf an*f

Braihmadika8f or first created beingir

antf sovereigns of the world; a

nfggard; amisen
ipM^Wrr «• /. The- murage, vapour

which in hot and sandy countries

especially appears at a distance like

a sheet of watiBr*
ifY «. IK, A region or solT desUtnteof

waisrs, sands, a desert; the province

of Moftojr.
vf^C^T «• m. A strong-scented plant'

(jtrUmisianafgaris) ; Oct/mun pHosum.
^W8.m. The province of M^ntror.
if^^inr 8, fn. A desert; a dry and desert'

tract: adj^ Barren, dry, withottt*

wmter, deserf.
irft^ «./. Twist, flexion, tnm, writhe,

convolutTotty contortion. M^rar-io^

An affected' persom
ifftfm ^. a. To twist, writhe, coni^

distort^ gripe, yearn,
nflfflf* 8. /: A plant ( WdieUfes

ikora ), the fruit of which is nsed'in

medicine,
iffl^ 8,m. A twisiihg of the boweTs,

piun in the bowels, flux, gripes.
ifEt^ 8./. Twisting, writhing,
i^flrfir 8. m. The Mi»A;ar, a marfne

monster, apparently the '^onodon or

Unicom, and nsuaily confounded

with the crocodile or shark,
irft^ 8.f. Affection, kindness, humanf-

ty, pity.
TcHTacg. Affectionate,
•r^ 8. m. A monkey or ape. ^
^^it 8./' A small or female monkey;
WllS^*. jm A sort of ebony (Dio8p9r98

nuHanoxylon ).
«r^i9 adj. Mortal, what mnst or shoold

die.
^l f • m. A m»X| fti^prtal. '

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^j^ffiM i.fn. The eartii, ih^ werld,
«the habitaUon cf mortuls,

«Tf^ «• 171. Rubbing, anoiotiag^ brtiis-
'ing» tf amplingy tMading down, grind-
ing.

^rff 91 (tri;. Rnbbed, anointed, &e.

f|4l ^. m« Secret meaning or parpose,
A seoret, any 'thing hidden or recon-
dite*

«l%^ 8. m. Thejrnstling sound of cloth
«n dry leasee.

«l%^ 0./. A sort of pine {Finui Dt-
'vadctru ).

ipini a. m, A learned or intelligent
4Ban or Brahman. [man.

«nir^f^ «• m. An acnte and iatelUgent

f^^ ) «. /. dtatioB, rank, -dignity,

'.4f^> respect, continuance in the
right way, propriety of condact^
steadiness, rectitude*

'P^f^^oij/. Respectable.

^m 8, m. Excretion of the body, as

serum, semen, blood, marrow, urine^

iisBces, ear-wax, nails, phlegm, tears,

rheum, and sweat ; dirt, filth ; dreg,

sediment ; rust.

^onqPTT f. fi. To walk like a chairman,

&c.( trotting and raising the shoul-

deri). [bird.

^^T s, f». A kind of deri^ish ; a kind of

^^iF\ 8. m. A salt-maker.

•r«w 8. «a. A worn rupee or other coin.

^m^^ 8. m. Rubbing, grinding.

fwif 8. m* Rubbing, grinding, &c.

^m^ D. a. To rub, tread on, trample
on, anoint.

^Tfl^ 8. m. Rubbish.

ifWTO «./• Muslin.

vr^^n^ 8. m. An intercalary month.

W^t? adj. Rained ; decided {in dispute).
Matmet karna, To destroy, raze. Mai-
met hona, To be ruined, to perish.

HW#. m. A mountain or mounfnhious
a-ange, from which the best Sandal
wood is brought, answering to the
western Ohate in' the peninsula of
India; the country that lies along
the Malapa range, or the west coast
of the peninsula, MaZd^aZiw, or
Malabar; one of the minoY </u^i)>« or
difisions of the worid.

•WIW 8, m. Sandal wood,

nm^T8.f. A plant commonly called
Teori ( Canvolrulue tarpethnm).

'WlWfWt 8. m. The colour of Sandal
wood.

'HWmw 8. m. The mountain- Malaya.

•rwfTt f. /. Price of scouring, rub-
bings &Q.

T^«./. Cream,

firflfK s. m. A mountain or mountain-
ous range, from which the best S<wi-
dal wood is brought, answering to
the western Ghats in the peninsula
of India. [wood,

f^rtW 8. m. The colour of Sandal

^m^\ 10. a. To cause rub, grind, or
scour.

^^\K 8,f. A Ragini or musical mode
sung during the rains.

f ftrtf ndj^ An unclean race, those who
make no distinction between clean
and unclean food, a barbarian or one
speaking any language but Sanskrit
and not subject to the usual Hindu
institution.

i?filW ) a<5f. Dirty, filthy, foul, rile,

»rfWT J bad ; foul ( figuratively ), soil-
ed with crime orvice, sinful, depraved.

ifftRm *./. Filth, impurity ; vileness.

^f^Prqw odj. Cruel, fierce, savage ;
vile, wicked.

irf%4t s.f. A woman during menstru-
ation.

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^n

^f^^^ 8. m. A small Tessel of wodd or
of the shell of i cocoa-nat, for hold-
ing the oil nsed in nnction.
irfe^ 8. m. \ adj. Very foul or nn-

frf^trr «./. j clean ; very wicketl

8./. A woman during menstruation*

^'i\^ adj. Filthy, foul, dirty; sad,

vexed, indisposed, disturbed, troubled*

mmm «. m. A kind of worm.

^W <*dj. An unclean race, those who
make no disUncUon between clean
and unclean food, a barbarian or one
speaking any language but Sanskrit
and not subject to the usual Hindu
intitutions. [hone ).

^9i^^ a^. Aged above ten years ( a

ir^HT 8. m, Name of a mountain •

i^r adj. Strong, stout, athletic, robust
1. TO. A wrestler, a boxer by birth.

iTir«r «./• A palastrum, or arena, a
place for athletic contests ; it is also
applied to the site of any- conflict, as
a field of battle, &c.

wiqT?a fi. A A match of wrestling or
boxing.

^^^\ «. TO. Wrestling, boxing.

ffirr^ } ^./. One of the Raginis or

'fWrCl J divisions of the musical
mode Megh sung daring the raius.

ff%«T 8. /. Arabian Jasmine {Ja8minum
zarnhac ).

Tftr^f^ 8, m. Aloe wood.

IT9 8, m, A bear.

*r^m 8i w. Protection, refuge, asylum,
retreat.

i}ir 8, m, A musqnito.

^n^ s. m. A gnat, a musquito ; r kind
of cutaneous ernption, the formation
of small pustules or warts ; a leather
water-bag.

w^'^xHs.f. Musquito curtains, bed cur-
tains of gauze, or of any thin sub-
stance, used to keep off mnsquitoes.

^^ift 8,f. A kind of pulse frieJ*

^ 8./i Ink ;^ihe stalk of the N^ctaif^

th€$ trisUs.
«T« «•/. Silence. M<tsi mdriMf To re-
main silent.
^^^ 1. w. A gnat, [burst,

«iWVT V. ft. To be torn, split, rent,
iraqrT'iT i>. n. To tear, rend, split, burst,
irnn 8. TO. A medicinal fruit ratala

anthelmintioa )•
mfk^ srm. A wart, a fleshy excres

cence or swelling.
^^^^1*^1 t>. n. To sappress one's i^ti*

ments from fear*
xwim 1). a. To brniae, crdsli, break

with the hand.
WVY^ 8./. Curtains {qf ahid), mus^

quito curtaine.
fwr 8. TO. A wart, a fleshy excrescence.
W9TW 8. TO. A place where a dead body

is burnt or buried, a cemetery.
^mK 6. m. An emerald.

^4t 8./. Ink.
inStn 8. TO. A vetch, pulsa.
w4\tt »./. Linseed (LinumuUlHissimnrn),
w€t^ fii prop. Messiah, Christ, the
Anointed, the Saviour of the world.

W^^Tt ) adj.
«T*^> / A

Christian.
»re^r 5. m. The gums ( of the Ueth ).
j{^X s.f, A sort of pulse or lentil

( Ermm kirsutnm, and Cieer lens ).

^^^ I «. /. A kind of small-pox.

«f¥ 8,f. pL Down, small hairs on the

lips before the grows.
^^T a>. a. To twist- to squeeze,

wring ; to regret, to grieve.

Of the M<Siiah. s.m.
follower of Christ, a

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ilTfT

H^«r adj. Twisted ; grleveJ, afflicted.

s, m. Affliction, renown, legret.
•r«* $. m.f. The head, the skall • the
forehead ; the head or top of any
thing.
if^V 8. m. Mast of a ship.
^m{ ». f». A wart, a fleshy excrescence.
«rwr adj. m. Dear, high-priced, expen-
sive. [ Dear.
^i^ f./. Death, scarcity, famine adj./,
mfm «./. O^onr, perfume, fragrance,
^f «^r V, n. To exhale agreeable smells,

to emit odour, to perfame.
I^^nn i>. o. To exhale {agittahU scent)

to perfame,
Wi:^^ adj. Odoriferous, fragrant, spi-
cy, aromatic.
^VR «. wi. Diffusive fragrance.
*Jirii adj. Great, glorious, large, bulky ;
excellent, illustrious, b./. Greatness,
r grandeur, dignity. t'

H ^?ft 5. wi. A person employed by the
land- holder to collect the rent from a
village, a land bailift.
ITifl^t «./. A mother. [rank.

^%^ 8. m. Greatness, either in bulk or
n?^^^ adj. Dependent upon or attach-
ed to the great«
^%^^ v. a. To chum.
T^^vr 8. m. A monk, an abbot, prior, a
religious superior, a chief of the
fakirs,
^X^\i.8./\ The business of -a Mahant.
iff^ s. w. A chief. «./. A woman, wife,

femalfu
Tf KT «. wi. A paZ^i-bearer.
•f^Mt*./. The business, of a pcdki-
beai-er ; a kind of song among the
cowherds.
•r^ft«./. A woman.
T^hJ 8y m. A division of the universe ;
a region said to be one crore of yojans

6i.

above the polar star, and to be the
abode of those saints who survive a
destruction of the world. [raw.
^WV s.m. A euauoh employed iu a Ha-
TifT adj. Great, illustrious ; very, ex-
tremely.
»f^i*^ s. m. Garlic ; a very large es-
culent root, a sort of yam.
flTT^T^ocJ;'. Large, "bulky, stout.
•ITi^fW 8, m. A name or rather a from
of Shiv, in his character of the des-
troying deity, being then represent-
ed of a black colour, and of aspect
more or less terrific. SA/v or MaAa-
kal may be considered as a personi-
fication of time that destroys all
things.
•I^iwmt «./. The wife of the preceding

deity, and a terrifi j form of Durga.
'TWi^ adj. Eminent by birth, of good

family or extraction.
f^Tf ^f adj. Of good family.
«T1f|^ s. m. A large or deep well.
^'%^^ adj. Of a good family.
'T^I^ s, m. A species of leprosy.
( gi-eat leprosy)^ perhaps the elephaa-i
tiasis.
*i^Ti|«r 8. m. A banker, moneydealer,
merchant ; a good or trust-worthy
person. [interest.

«!^Pfn^ 5./. The business of a ULahtjan •
5¥WPf a(Hj. Very wise.
^¥T?ffT9 8. m. A seine.
'ITTirt^ «. m, A large and splendid

sort of sedan or palki.
^'%^^^ 8. w. Greatness, grandeur, rank,
dignity ; the benefit supposed to be
derived from any good work,
if ^WiUHT 8. f. The lowermost division

of Nara^ or hell.
^TT9f9 8^ m. The fifth in descent of the
se^n jidXals or regious under the

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earih, snid to be inhabited by variona
races of evil leings, as tlie Nags^

fr?Tfim adj. Ver^ bitter. «. w. The
large Nimh tree (M^/ta sempet^mrens ).

^^Tiit^ (>rf;. Very sharp ( as flavour ),
or literally [ as a weapon ) or fignra-
tively ( as perception ^c).

'^IfTi^V adjy Very bright ; very ener-
getic or vigorous.

^JV9fj adj, "Liberal, lofty-mindea, mag-
nnnimons.

fiPf^ i, m. An elephant with large
tnsks ; an elephant's tnsk.

i!^i?f 8. m» S/iiv, oi\e of the principal
Hindu gods. ,

^=TTTV(if s. fn. Gold.

«?f TT^ X. m, Etemal emancipation or
beatitude.

'T^TI'C^ s. m. One of the hells or divi-
Bjons of Tartarus.

^TtPi?? s. f. Death, dying.

'Ttlft'^ s. m, A large kind of Vimh
trr»e MeZta ^emp€7*viren8 ).

•^?lf«rHTJ»./. Midnight.

^i^Tsittfr s. nu The emerald.

f^ni«Tn ndj. Magnanimous, libeml.

Tfltr*^*./. An owl.

^Ti^«J s. m. The principal path or
entrance to a town or houf^e, (S^c, a
main road, a highway ; iht end of
life, the wny of all fles!i.

'T^TqiJ^m s. m. A crime of the highest
degree, as, killing a %'ahman, steal-
ing gold from a priest, drinking
spirits, adnltery with the wife of a
spiritual teacher, and associating
with persons who hare conimittcd
these offences ; great crime in
general.

«»?WiT<t s, m. An offender in the
highest degree.

ilTT^tf *. f». Atrocity, great urn ; IciB-
ons crime or sin in general.

IVRpft AtrecioHs, great sinner.

irin^T^V 1. m. A reHgions mendicant.

^VT^W 9, m. A great man, a holy maa.

'»¥TH^«./. A flower: {Clitoriaiernatea).

•fTTTi^r s. m, A holy man, a saint ; a
king.

vr^Ttr^? s. m. A destruction of the
world said to occur after e^ery period
of 4,880,000,000 years ; a total
destruction of the universe happen-
ing after a period commensurate
with the life of Brahma^ or 109
years, each day of which is equal to
tlie period first stated, and each
liight of which is of similar duration ;
at the ex|>irati6ii of this term, the
seven, LokSf willi the saints, gods^
and Brahma himseli^ are said to he
annihilated,

^Ti^l^ 8. 771. The meat which is offer-
ed to the deity ( especiaUy 40 Jag*
gunnaih ) and afterwards distributed.

•I?T1^'^ adj. Very powerful.

^f imK^ s. in, A priest who ofiiciat«s
at funeral cerempnies \ and is irst
fed after the mourning for a dead
person,

I^IHT'T adj. Virtuous in a high degree,
pure, holy ; eminent, exalted.

i1iPTHr«l<¥T 8./. Possession of the eight
cardinal virtues, clemency, &c, ex-
alted station or merit.

»l^lHi^?l s» TO. A grand epic poem by
Vt/asdevy containing an account of
the dissenltions and wars of the
Kurus and Vandu^, two great colla-
teral branches of the house of
Bharat, so called from Bharat if
founder ; great * war of the descend-
ants of Bharat,

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iffir

^mtn adj. Very timiJ, pusiUauimous,

cowardly,
iff rntwr *• /. A sort of sensitivo plant

( Wmoia pudica V
ilfTirtV $. m. Hunaan fleaB. ( one who
takes momt; on givint^ his datiglUer in
manyage t; said ft^ sell mahcunanSr
human f^esh )*
•i¥F«i'«if «./. ZTiir^J ; worldly illusion

or anreality.
ifTT*f TV *. m, A kind of been DolicKos
catjang), [ruby.

iTfT^p^' adj. Costly, precions. s.m. A
•r?!^^ s, m. Tbe coral tree ( Sr-i/thvuM
Indtca) ; a drug^ chissed amongst
tbe principal drogs^ and described as
a tonic, and stimulant.
^TR^ 8, m. An essential sacrifice, a
Ba<^ranient of the Hindu religion ;
fi[?e acts are enumerated of tbis des-
cription, seyerallj considered aa due
to the Vedsy to the jfods, to man, to
the manes; and to all created beings ;
they are respectively^ stady of scrip-
ture offering of saerifi'ce to gpds^
hospitable treatment of gpests^, liba-
tion of water, &c., to deceased pro-
genitors, and t|ie casting of food on\
the ground or iu' water as an offering
to the gods, te spirits^ &q,'
^%\^m s. m. A great mechanical work,

as a Ipck or dyke.
'f^T^KT a.dj* IllustrionB, celebrated.
l^igT $. m. A great Sag y the aggre- j
gate of th^ four nges, or » period of
four millioo-y.. thr^e hundred and
twenty ttatis^^id year^*
♦HFiXT^r «. w. A soverign, an emp^p** >

great king, excellency*
•TTHf^ J. »». A ^m(^u emperor.
•l^wifTHlfrai «. m. A paramount soyer-
eign^ an etfiperor.

•llfKTr^. w. Miduigbt.
•nrwft s. t An empress.
«rfm^ s, m. God, the supreme Being^;
a place of refuge^ v sauctuary, KOf
asylum.
itTfitT s, m. The loadBtone.
TTT^^r 9, m. Rain wliich falls in ths
month of the VLagh, keeper.

W^\^ s. m. An elephant driver or
ftHwa. wr. A large forest.
•fTITK 8. m. Lac, the red animal die so

called extracted from laq insects,
•f^lftw 8, m. A small venomous, snake,

supposed to be two-headed,
•^^rftv^ 8, m. The Sofikranti or mo-
ment of the sun's entering Aries the
vernal equinox, but varyinj; several
days from the European conpputation.
inrt'ftfV «. /. One of the divisions of

Tartarus.
Wm^ s. m. A thousand millions.
^Vm? €u^. Magnanimous, liberal muni*-

ficent.
f TT^^ adj. Good, virtuoits, justr.
1?WT^^ 8. m. A sort of penewice;
subsisting for six successively daj
respectively, on cow's urine^ coir-
dun^^, milk, curds, ghi, and water iir
wjiich Kusa grabs' has been ^iled,.
and fastmg on the seventh days ; in-
stead of one day some authorities as-
sign a period of three days to each,
considering the first a^ the^ common
SiiHtapan penance ; others omit tjio-
two last periods, making it last fif-
teen days.
^I«IT€ ii. 77». Excessive vioUnce, bru*

ial assairlt.
<iTr^W s* m. Copulation,
f V«V <*dj. Subtile, fine, minute^
*l?TTro 3, m. A horse-laugh,
fffT 8. /. The eaith.

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»fH

«lf%*IT 5./. Greatness in general, literal
or figurative.

^f^^ 8, m. A bnffnlo.

lf%ir^ s* m. A plant, supposed to be

' the BMlitm tree.

«ff%^ «./. A female bnffulo.

^i\ s.f. The earth j a river, the Mahi
which rises in the province of
Malwaf and after pursuing a wester-
ly course of about 280 niiles^ falls
into the upper part of the gulph of
Cambaj.

ni^r^ 8. m. The surface of the earth«

»I^1T 8, m. A month ; monthly pay.
Mahina charhndy To be in arrears.
3f(f A/na-({or, A monthly servant.

»?f|tifii

M'i{^^ adj. Earthen, made of earth or

clay.

ilft^^ 8. m. A tree.

ifft^im 8. /. An earth-worm.

8. m. Name of a tree C($88i<$
lati/olh ) bearing flowers

which are sweet, and from which a

bpiritous liquor is distilled. The nuts

afford an oil used instead of butter.

> 8. m.

A sovereign, a king.

\

I «. m. A division of time,
) equal to IS k8han8 or 48 mi-

^^
nutes.

^\% 8. m. Indra, the ruler of 8U)arg($ ; a

range of mountains, one of the seven

principal chains in Bharat Var8ha or

' India, and apparently the northern

part of the Qh($t8 of the peninsula.

*?f ^ s, m. } A dish, consisting of rice
*» W 5. /. J or other grain, boiled in

some milk,
•i?*?!! *./• A food given to horses, con-

Bijiting of boiled kidney beans ( Tfta-

Z€clu8 ma'x ), a mash.

Ill;, \ '--s/--

•i^^ s. m, A large bull or ox.

«?<t^T 8. m. A bird ^Cuculns ccutcmeas),

^^m^ s. m. A great festival.

li^^TT adj. Persevering, diligent, mak-
ing strenuous *and unremitting exer-
tion. 8. TO. Diligence, effort, exertion.

^i^^ B. m. Kanonji the ancient city
an(i district ; final beatitude, emanci-
pation from vitality and absorption
idto the divine essence, prosperity,
elevation, eminence.

wi\^\adj. Mighty, powerful.

f^^iT oflj. Diligent, persevering, mak-
ing strenuous and onremittbsg
effort. 8. 171. Qreat effort, .energy,
exertion.

^TflfVr «. m. A frickle.

vnHirv 8. m. Garlic ; a plant ( BctvXa ) ;
long-peppen

•Nt^rv 1./. A sort of grass, commonly
called Duh ; a kind of sensitive plant
O^imosa pudica ).

flft^ 8. /. Dry ginger j a potherb
( Hingsta repen8 ).

«)lft S' TO. Buttermilk.

flf^T 8./. A bee.

nX8,f. Mother; a name of LachhmL

•irt^/* Mother.

•nt' 9\f. Aunt.

«?tpo«/|>M. In. ff./. Mother.

^t^ a./. A line on the top of the head
where the hair is parted ; a betrothed
damsel ; prow ; division. lAang np-
kalntty To divide the hair in a
straight line on the top of the head.

»?MI%^«ft 8.f, Name of a bird.

'iw^m u. a. To borrow far another, to
ask for and give.

»lk*iT i>, a. To ask for, require, demand,
bcg^ r''*^7> tTare, solicit, want, dcbirs

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i?T^T

seek, betrotli, will, ^ang tang karna^
To ask for. [riage.

^^^^ 8. f. Asking or betrothing in mar-

»!f«i%irT tJ. <i To borrow.

f»t«lt*. /. A loan, what is borrowed.
p<%rt Betrothed ( 6, woman ),

•ii-iT 5. w. Pus, matter, sernm.

vX-^^X u. a. To sconr, scrub, clean.

«|fMf 5. 771. The middle, in the middle,
in ; a Ragini or musical mode; a kind
of rerse. Manjhdhary 8 /. The mid-
stream.

^\m^ 3./. State, dignity.

«)N€T 8. m, A paste mixed with ponnded
glass, and applied to the string of a
kite, to cat that of another with ; a
feast given by a bridegroom preyions
to 'the wedding ; the trhnk of a tree.

m\^ 8, m. Master of a vessel, a boat-
man, sailor, steersman, helmsman.

«liv 5. m. Rice-water, rice-grael, starch,
paste.

iltv^T t>. a. To rnb, tread or trample
dcwB ; to knead ; to make, stir, escite
' commit, perpetrate, produce ; to
starch.

mi'Wl 9, m. Film^ speck ( on the eye) ; a
kind of bread*

«rt^ /»./. Starch (made of ncefiour ).

^\li^ 9. m, A temporary building, an
open shed or hall, adorned with
flowers and erected on festive occa-
sions, ns at marriages, &c.

«tI? *./. Faded, a dfull colour ; a dung-
hill / the den of a Wild beast.

^^^ 8. m. Flesh, meat.

^^^ 8./. Indian spikenard ( Valeriana
jalnmann).

^\^Mn a^. Eating' fleisb, carnivorous.

m%^ ». m. The mango. *

mm^8./. Emblic myrolalftD,
m't^^w, Butter.

*»T1W adj Belonging to, or produced in
the province of Magadh or 8o«th
Behar, s. m. A bard, a minstrel^
whose duty it is to recite the praises
of sovereigns, their genealogy, ami
the deeds of their ancestore^ in their
presence, and to attend on the march
of an army, and anhnate the soldiersr
by martial songs. The minstrel forms
a particular caste, said to spring front
a Vtf80 father and K$hatri mother ;
in mythology they are said ;to have
been created at once by the will of
Shh. Under the name of Bhat%
they are still nrnnerotis in the west
of India, where they are a priviledged
tribe.

HflVT #. TO, pi. The inhabitants or
people of Magadh.

irwft 8./. A kind of jasmine ( J#mt^
num auricuUinm ) • long- pepper CK-
peficngum ) ; a sort of Cardamomt
grown in Qnzerati a dialect of San8^
hrit, one of the pmcipal form» of
Trakritcif and nearly the same as
that used in the sacred books of the
Bhoudhie and Jtfk8.

^l^PTT i>. a. To ask iat

"HfW a. TO. One of the months of the
JBUkh year ( danuarj^February ).

wft «./. A potherb ( Hing8ta repem).

iTfVf^ adj. Propitioiis, tendmg to
good fortune.

WW^ j^. w. Welfare, propitionsness.

'^V^\ 8. TO. A large bedstead or platform ; ,
a frame or stage on which they sit
to drive away birds, &c. from corn
fields. VLachator^ adj, A lazy person
who never stirs from his bed ; a kind
of soldier among the Rajputs very
indolent and much addicted to opium.

. but active and brave when ronsed.

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^(^#./. A harrow; a small beJ^tf*-!.
*i^i| s, m. Name of a camitry, CAiwa.
'^\^K «. TO- A mosquito,
irrit *•./. A flj.

^rwrt/. 1 <^dj. Born of th« saae
^r^irqr m. ) mother.

in'ff ^^ 9. m. A gall-nut.
-mmi^K «./• Mid-stream.
iyif%y m. ^ ,. of a red colour.

^f#t«./. Earth.

^rer «. w. Battermilk. <m^. PeiTerie,

lazy, obstinata.
^Z 9. m. A buffoon (a «erte q< r*pww*ft)

'Hlf^f a^i- Lean, thin.

iKH^f «. m. A ^hild ; a man (m « ^^m

umptuous 8en8e\ a manikin,
unan «. m. A child, H boy not exca«d>

Ag sixteen yeifirs of ag«, a manikiir.
iHf^H9<«t»« A ruby.
. ^rn »./. Aeoeot^ vowel, Mdtiier*
unwv Si m. An elephatrt.
^HWfT V. tt. To be intoticaied.
irmi s,/. Mother ; the email pox* adj.

Drunk^ intoxicated.' *
inif(ftr« ^' <^w. Mother and faAer.
^{imnF «. w. -A. itetiernal gra»df«thirr
^mwti «./. A matem* gn»d«teiB*r.
^v^m 3. m. A nnvtenial nnoler.
^f!f^f^« B. m. The eon 6f a materw*

unole.
'^•^^^ ^1 «./. The wife of a mAtc^rnW

iria 5. A A mother.

WrOTf3^ «. w, A matricide*

m^ adi>. Only, : so*ely, (txduMe 4nd

identiciil, the t>«rjf thing ).
iTRWa^;, Mere* only, solely,
m^lf «./. A vowel {point or S^imiol )i

a dose, ianngredient.

im^'^ ^4^' Elnviotis, ot nnpatieui of

anothe^s prosperity.
'^m^8.m. Envy, malica^
nn^ 8, m. The forehead j prow ; the
ridge' of a thatch. Afatha thcmakna
( tit* ringing or throbbing of the fore-
head )• implies a presentiment of the'
eonclnsion, fromoertain marks ob-
served . in the commencement of ai»
affair : and it is generally nndcrstoocF
to indicate anr unfortunate termina-
tion. Uatha ragarna (Zt/. to rub the^
forehead viz, on the groun^d). To im-
plore humbly {oftlt^ deky^ a sdini, or
a king). Mathe parchurhna, v. a. To'
tyrannise, to oppress.
inifi^Wt v.a. ^o make even (parttaOar-

ly a thatch ).
urirc^. m. A» inhabitant of l/Laihurt^
(Muttra) ; a easts of Kayasthas, also^
of %'dhmane,
^^wadj. Intoxicating.
^T^VWT f.y. Intoxicating.
Wruflf s./; A larjfe creeper ( Cfcertnera

racemosa ).
^IW * 8. m. . Sweetness of ffavowr or dis-
position. [ fish.
m^ 8.f Spirituous liquor ; a sort of
^nWlir 8. ip. SpirituouB liqwr, distilled
from, the blossoms of the Bos^
latifoUa ; wine, spirit distilled from
grapes.
'^\^ 8. m. Charaeie]^ dignity, honor,
respect; arrogapce^ haughtiness,
pride ; blandish|nent ; measure in
general,, whether of weigbt, leught
or capacity, adj. Like. Man-gwnan.
8. w. Pj^piitjt state, honour Man-
goan, Respect,
^m nd^. Suppose, grant.
^mm 8. m. A plimt, of which the root
is sometimes eaten ( 4n(m indioum >

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^}t

-^nm /./. Vow, promise.

^inn^^ adj* To be respected or revered.

^rm 8. m. A man, man ,• a boy.

mm^i.f. J bigb-spirited.
^rm^^^w 8. m. I ^^j HttmUo, lowly.

^T*!*! «./. A woman.
WT^V tf£{j. Menial, $. m. Tbe mind, th^
seat or facnlty of reason and feeling,
tbe lake Manas or lAanasoi'^wara in
tbe Himalaya mountaiius.
ifn^«?9 $. m. Tbongbtfcuness.
^•nw«^?1f «. m. Welcome.
^«ni adif. Suppose, grant, as if like,

resembling.
^tPiv 9, m. A kind of gem, mbj. Lid

ka mani^ A borse.
^if^V^ft^ s, m. A bird ( Ardea leuc(h

cephala ).
^ifnm «./. Pride, dig;nity.
^Pl^t acj;, Prond, arrogant, banghty.
^T<n «. m, A man.
^i^Y «. m. A mairi .
^rg^ «./• A woman.
Wigw jp. »• Manbood, manliness^ bniQa-
nity, the state or quality of a man
or mortal,
in^ adv. Suppose, grant^ as if^ as.

f. iM. A cat,
IVIITT t;. a. To respect, regjird, mind,
attend to^ observe, obey, heed, be-
lieTC^ aooepU acknowledge, receive,
experience, agree^ allow, accede, as-
sent, confess consent, grant, admit^
take, assume, trust, yield, submit,
suppose, own, permit, to be set on
Bura ffianna, To take amiss, to take
as an affront. Bhala manna, To take
in good part,
wi'f adj. Respectable, venerable.
^1'? s* m. Measure,

WHTf s* m. Measure, measuring.
iriqWT i>. a To measure. Maja $hotha
our gini daUf/an, is applied to ex-
press scarcity of provision, also
penurious economy,
inwi^ *. w. Parents.
^rw« adj. Selfish. 8, m. A miser, a

niggard.
m^J 8. m, A maternal unele.
'^}ift 8./. An aunt, maternal uncle's

wife.
Wi^iftm f . a.* To shew partiality,
iriij; 8, m. An uncle, mother's brother ;
a snake. ( Phrase used at night whem
it is deemed vnUchj to call a serpent
by its propel* name )•
m^ 8./. Kindness, pity, sympathy,
compassion, mercy, feeling, affection ;
fraud, trick, <^ecoit, illusion ; philo-
sophical illusion, idealism, unreality
of all worldly existence. }Aayaj>atr($f
<^dj. Rich, opmlent, wealthy^
^l?in^ adj. Delusive, expert in de-
ceiving,
irr^nir^ (sdj^ IIliKive, deceptive.
in«il<t «. m. A jvggler, a conjurer.
^\f^^ adj. Illuacfry^ decaptive.
iTTK 8. /. Beatii^ ; battle ; a blow ;
. ( in comp. ) kilUrfg^ l^iller. Mar hutai,
8. /. Beating and brnising. Mar
khani. To get a dmbbing. Mar fln'r^-
na, To knock down. Mj»r danm^ To
kill, smite. Mar rfwa, To smite,' to
beat* Uardhar,s.f. Tlinmping and
beating severely. Mar pama, To be
beaten. Mar piV, s.f. Beating and
bruising, drubbing. Mir mama^ To
commit suioide ; to fall in battle
after killing some of the enemy.
Mdr lanof To rob, to take by lobery.
Mar iena^ To smite, overcome, con-
quer. Mar sakna, To be alle to beat.

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nm

TAarhalana, To overcome, to beat
nud drive back. Mar hiti-na, To beat
severely.

8. m. Plague, pestilence, epide-

mic.

^{imn adj. Emerald, of the colour of
an emerald,

m^^ i. m. A road, path, way ; the anu^.

iTK^ 8. m. Killiag, alaughter. M<tran-
hara, s. w. Smiter, slayer,

^Kll ^. «. To smite, strike, hit, kill,
Blay, beat, bang, drive, shoot, puaisli,
mortify, cast, mar, blight, blast,
spoil, ruin, conquer, crack, destroy,
break, fine, take, set, amother,
stamp, sting, stop, calm, ihrow, toss,
quench, ran. s. m. Striking, &c.

^^^ I «. m. A musical mode,

Hiff adj. Beaten, smitten, slain;
foundered or overturned {a hoat^ ^c.)
B.m. A victim. M(»ra pom<i, To be
killed or slain. Mara mant phima,
To wander. Mar* nuni. Mutual boat-
ing, scuffle, fray, biekering, broU.

irr^mnnv. ••• To be slain; to be

■ overcome ; to be overturned or sunk
(If boat, ^. ) ; to be cut off {a cttra-
tMiit, detctchmentf ^. )•

in^THTV cHij. Murderous.

^rf^fi adj. Killed, slain.

m^8./. Plague, epidemic.

in^ 8,m. A wai-like musical instru-
ment, a kettledrum, adj. ( tit comp, )
Smiting, striking ; striker, killer.

m^ sxibst. mas. inflect. ( B^ ) reason,
( OH ) account, ( /or ) the sake, for.

ifi«r 8. m. A road, path, way ; seareh,
seeking, inquiry ; the anus.

iriirc^ 8. i». The month Agrahayana
( NoDember-Decefiiber ),

Wm«f 8. m. Cleaning, clemming, wi[Hng;
cleaning the person, by wiping,
bathing, or rubbing it wilh oil or
fragrant unguents ; sprinkling with
w/iter for purification befere the
performance of religious ceremonies,
^mk 8. m. \ The common eat ; the
^r».|<t 8. /. J wild or pole cat
^m 8. m. Wrestler, boxer, prize-
fighter. 8./. A necklace, a garland.
m^mT8l\8.f. Celastrus(SN/<re«).
wmm «./, A^arland .
Wr^^H 8. m. A musical mode.
mm^ 8. f. Oreat-flowered jasmine
( Ja8minum gfu$ndi/orum ) ; a bud,
blossom ; a flower ( Bignonia tua^e-
olens ) ; a shrub ( Echieti caryopkyt-
lata ) ; a creeper ( GcBrtmra t^acs-
mo$a )• [ pancake.

HTl^T 8. m. A kind of sweetmeat, a
m^^ s. m. The province of Mo/mni or,
m. pi. The people of that province,
nmfft «./. A Bdgini or musical mode.
mm 8. i. A garland, a necklace, a
siring or wreath of flowers ; a cLa,i-
let of flowers ; a string of beads, a
Hindu rosary ; a book.
wr^TVt^ a. m. A flower-seller, a florist,

a gardener,
irt^ni?^ 8. '»• The seed of the EHoocar-
pus, of irhicb common rosaries are
made,
infill \ «./. Thewifeaflower-gatlwr-
irrP^rifl ) c^, or a female vender of

gai'lands, <$^c.
wr^ 8. m. A florist, a gatherer and

vendor of flowers, a gardner.
mwB( 8. VI. A garland, a wreath ; a chap-
let, a garland for the forehead,
m^^^ 1 9. Tni A mountainous range,
inf^^T^ 3 described as one of die
smaller mountains of India pro|>er;
lying eastward of mount Mem,

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ftfe

^im «./. The conjnnction of tlie sun
and moon, tlie change of the moon.

irrTf 8. /. Substance ; starch ; the yolk
of an egg ; leaven ; milk inspi&Sated
by boiling.

%fm $. m. A sort of vetch or kidtiey-
bean ( FhaseolnS maxy or, — radidtns ).

^TT'fcnff «./. A sort of leguminous shrub
( Oiycine debilis ).

ifRT s. m. A jeweller*s] or goldsmith's
weight, variously reckoned at five,
eigbt or ten rattis or seeds of the
AbruB precatorius : the weight in
common use is about seventeen grains
troy.

^i^ ». m* The month, a month, the
twelfth part of the Hindu year, it
fs usnally a lunar one, consisting
of thirty Tifda but it may be a
&oura or solar month, being equal
to the Bun's passage through a sign
of the zodiac ; there is also a Sawan
month, consisting of thirty risings
and setting of the sttn ; a Nakslnktrd
month, or month regulated by the
lunar asterisms ; and a fifth descrip-
tion of month called Vc^rhaapatyahy
depending on the motions of the
planet Jupiter ; the lunar mouth
also being of two kinds, as reck-
oned from the new or from the full
moon, completes six diflferent modes
of monthly computation.

^1^ *. m. Flesh, meat.

Wr^^lT^ 8. m. The last day of a month,

Wl^T *. w, A medicinal seed ( S6;t<»<m-
la anthelmintics),

^HJ 8. m, A small weight consisting of
eight rattig.

^n^T^ $, m. Day of new-moon.

^f«« adj. Monthly, relating or 1 elong-
ing to a month ; payable in a month

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( d debt, i-c. ) ; hired by the month
( d servant ) ; lasting for a month ;
happening or occurring at the eUd of ,
a mx)nth, what will occur a month
hence, &c. a. m, A particular Qhraddh,
or obsequial sacrifice performed every
day of new moon. [ aunt*

tt(^ s,/. Mother's sister> maternal

in€tT adj. Of a month, a month old.

^rTTir«r adj. Of a respectable family.

^^■9rf*TV adj. Fit for or suitable to
great persons.

iTi^ll^V adj' Glorious, majestic ; mag-
nanimous ; of great sanctity or ^
honour.

irr^T?»tr s, m. Majesty, greatness, might
the peculiar eflicacy or ?irtue of any
divinity or sacred shrine. &c. : a
work, giving an account of the merits
of any holy place or object,

iTiTf^cf^* t*cij. Imperial, royal, fit fo^
a king, &c.

iTTfv ad^i. In.

-mjK 8. m. i'oison.

m^ 6. m. A kind of Scolopendra or ju-
itts which is said to get into the braia
through the ears, and by its bite to
occasion excessive pain and even
death.

^^ 8, m. Rain.

fm^ s.f. Goat's or ship*s dung.

ftr^^r^lT V. a. To rinse.

f^^^\ V. n. To shut, to close.

irf^Kmr D. a. To eat without an appe-
tite. MicAar-TOicAar karna. Eating
without an appetite.

ftpft^TT V. a. To shut or cover the eye,

f^z^l t>. n. To be effaced, to expire.

piTZTiT t>. a. To efface, erase; obliterate,
blot out, abrogate, abolish.

ftrfem «./. An earthen pot.

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f^w

fwA 1 a./. Sarih. M/Zi paiEiitma, To

^fl J bite the ground ; to be over-
come or oTertnroed ; to be peryerse
or obstinate, to resist. Mitti dena^ To
bury. ticUti par lama, To ^p«ie
about land« M^f/i (fa/noy To conceal
<the crime or fanlt of another. J&atti
Isama, To rnin or destroy. MatU men
fnihtdf To be mined oi disgraced.
ViaiH Jchana, To eat flesh. Katti hona.
To become weak or faint^ to be mined.

fk(Tt 8.m. A kiss. ac^. Sweet ; slow.

ftr^ft «./. A kiss.

fm^ft 1./. A sort of sweetmeat.

IIiTtI^ f. /• A sweetmeat; sweetness.

"ftnrra «. m. Sweetness.

f^^l adj. Measured.

fniTfm adj. Prndent in speaking, of
measured speech.

fipnini adj» Abstemious, moderate in
diet^ eating Ufttle and sparhigly.

flffUf./. Measuring, measure; proof,
'evidence.

fipfttf./. Date; interest.

f^ $• m. A frteml.

f^mt } ^'^' Friendship, friendliness.

fifirfV >. w, A false or treacherous

friend.
Omw"^ s. m. Breach of fiiendslrip.
fifH^llI s. m. Aquirement of -a friend or

friendship, forming friendship, &c.
Vf\^ adv. Mutually, reciprocally.
f»ww S' m. A couple, a pair, a brace,

mria and female ; copulation ; union,

junction. «. m. The sign of the £odiac

Qemni.
fnwifiiKm 9, m. Amorous inclination.
fifW adit. Falsely, untruly, adj. False,

counterfeit
ffT^i^T^ adj. Acting fabely
l^ivf^ s.f. Denial of future existence,

atheism, heresy.

f^muflia adj. Treacherous, guilty tt
a breach of promise.

f^^irmtif 8./. Error, ignorance, mistrnke.

f^m^t adj. Lying, a liar.

^ffrtt 8./. An apology, submission, soli-
citation.

ikm 8, m. Bir i an address ezpreseiTe
of kindness, master. Miyan adm^ A
respectable person.

f^i!f8.f. The epilepsy.

f^^Th^T 8. m. One afilicteJ with the epi-
lepsy, one epileptic.

f^^ s. /. The pepper Ool-mirch^ Black-
pepper. L(d'm(rch, Capsicum or red
pepper,

fn^ \ a.m. Chili pepper ( Cap8iam

ft?wf adfj. False, lyings untme.

fif^V 8. f. A kind of ^ram, a tabovr.

( A kind vf long drum^ nmch longer

. than the dhol and broader ai the mtd"

<ffe than at either end ),

f^fT^T 1 8, m. A beater of the mir'
fti^tWt j iinng, « ttfbourer,

fir^t f . m. An ofiicer employed by go-
vernment in villages, an overseer, ex-
ciseman.

famn e. m. Mixing with, being in con-
tact with, associating witli, &e.;
agreement ; encountering, meetaog ;
to meet, to mix, <&c . |

flWlT^T^ adj. Civil, affable, sociable,
friendly, familiar, intimate, convivial.
Milanearif e.f. Sociableness, friend-
liness, affability, civility, concord,
agreement.

fiT9<rT t?. n. To be mixed or confonnd^
ed, to blend, meet, join, to be met
wiUi, to attain, occour, to begot, to
associate, agree, accord, fit, tallr,
suit, to be united, to become connect*

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9id ( mth ), to coalesce, correspond
MtfiMjutmof, or Milfta jhultKt^ To meet
eoniiallj, to have nnres trio ted inter-
course. Mi7/ta hilna, v. n. To act to-
gether» to coalesce^ to be together,
to join. Mitejuie rahitdp To life to*-
gether in harmony .

ftr^WT^ tr. (L To catfseto vaxXy &e.
firaiTiT '«'. a. To mix, to blend ; to canse
to meet, to join, attacB^ connect, ad-
jurat, aceord, fit, unite, apply, intro-
dnce« cement, cloae, compare, recon-
cile; assimilate sgroe, find^ get, meet,
visit,

Hfirnr 9. m. Agreement, reconciliation,
accommodation, mixing, coalescence^
combination, nnion, concord, nnder-
standing, adjnstment, pacification,
Tisit, mfceiing.

fif^rrtt adj. Civil, affable, sociable,
friendly, familiar, intimate, convi-
vial.

f^m^ ^. m. Mixture, mixing, accord,
nnison, assimilation.

Affair (»dj^ Mixed^ nnited, combined
or connected with; found, met with,
encetmterecL

fin?k «./• A sort of fennel ( Anelhun
panmorium); Indian spikenard ; com-
monanise.

finr o(^'« Mixed, mingled, blended. 8. m.
Mixing, mixture, a title of Brahmang^
who were 1 rough t to India from Sd-
ka-dwip by Krishna in order to cure
leprosy of his son Samhah ; also a
title of some Brahmans from Mtthtia
4rc. ; a Hindu physician ; a respect-
able person.

ffl^rw *. 7». Mixing, uniting ; ( in Arith-
metic ) Addition.

f^N?! adj. Respected, respeclable ; mix-
ed, mingled ; added.

fww I; /. m. Fiand, trick, deception;
f«nj j pretence, sham, stratagem^
envy.

ft<> $./, Sjnkenard ( Valeriana Jata^
man$i ) y a sort of fenuel (iMAitirr
panmorium^ 4rc. )
ftl^ adj. Sweet, sugary.
fIrwTfr «. m. Sauce, gravy, seasoning, tt
mixture of sugar and acids, Ac. eaten*
with bread or rice.
fn^m ir. n. To be grecind, to be pulve-

rized.

f^4ts./» A sort of fennel ( if a^//^um

panmorium ); another kind (A. sowa) ;

spikenard ( Valeriana Jatamasi ) ; s

sort of lovage ( Ligusticum aju)4en) ;.

common Bnise ( Pimpinelta anisum)*

Tn4\ ( 1. /. A powder (Tnad9 of

firaijt j vilrioly &c. ) with which the-

teeth are tinged of a black colour, adj.

/. Made of vetches. ISLisei'dan, A

box of gold, silver or other metal for

holding misi,

from the leaves^
lie is prepare-

ed, with which the natives stain their

hands and feet {Lawsonia inermii')^
fnifm 9. m. Sarcasm. Vihna phenhna^.

To sneer»
f^%KJ 9. m. A man who appears in th»

habit of a womaiK

fw^m > «./• A woman.

fw^TTT tr. n. To grow damp.

fw^T^ *./. A churn.

•ftwt «./. Marrow.

•ffwni 1). a. To rub, scour.

iflw «./. Death.

wt^WT I v. ft. To close the eyes, shut^

^VTT J wink.

^ei«iT v^ a. To rub with the hands.

«it9r 8, Of. Lentil.

2«Yf> I «./• A plant from
»r^^ J of which a red die

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mw

^Z\ ddj. Sweet ; slow. 5. m. A very
active vegetable poison ^ name^ of a
fruit ', a kiss.

t%lT } * '--

^^ 8./. A caste of Hmdwa professed-
ly thieves.

^fhiT 3. m, A f jiend, a lover ; a cup.

'ftW *./. A female namesake or frietid.

^tm *. TO. A namesake ; a pitcher ,- a
porringer, a cup.

^W «. TO. A fish • the siprn of the zodiac
Piceg ; the name of the fi^rst incarna-
tion of Vishnu,

^TCn 8. m, A kingfisher.

iftWT 8. m. A caste of Rindua professed-
ly thieves.

^r^^*. TO. A orano; a fisherman.

^TT^ i, m. Fish-spawn, roe, milt.

.'fWr^wr 8. TO. A follower of the 'M.imdn-
8a philosophy.

.^«ftm «. /. One of 'the philosophical
systems of the Hindus, or I'ather a

• twofold system, the two parts of
which form two of the six Titrsans
or schools of philosophy ; the first
part, the Pxiri) Mimdnsa^ or Wimdnsa

' flrraply, oiiginatos with the Muni
Jaymini, and illustrate the Karnift
h$nd($ oti\ie Veds, or the practical
part ( the ritual ) of roligfon and de-
votion, including also moral and
legjal obligations. The second pavt, or
ttftara Mindnsa, ascribed to Vf/t8, is
the same ns the Ve.lanf^ founded on
the Jnan hand or tlio tlieological
portion of the Vedi. and treating
of the spiritual worship of the Sup-
reme Being or soul of the universe.

'^ftTJTifi 'J. w. To bleat ('rt kid ).

ift«f»r s. m. Twinkling, blinking, wink-
ing.

iftci 8./. The worm of the intestine^
Ascarides, &c^

^it 8^f, A kindi of leather, chamois.

'fi^WT V. a. To grind,, pulverize, tweak,,
twitch, rumple, crumple.

9*^ 8, m. Mouth, face, countenance^
presence, aspect,, orifice ; respect^
complaisance ; (mst. ) power, fi ness,,
qualification', pretenee^ ability..

^nwr 8. nuf. The month-piece of &

g^V^CWT in ck. To deny.

H^^ 8,f. A kind of short poem of
frequent use in the Braja dtalec|» the
peouliarties. of which are these. It
consists of four lines, each composed
of four trochaes. lu the three first,
the speaker, a femalq, appers to talk
of her lover;, but on the questioa
being put by a friend,, applies the
whole to some other object. Hence

' aame from mukaiwif To deny.

^^ 3. TO. A crpwn, . crest, diadenu

"^^Bf^ ^ TO. •G'nm. olU}anum ; a preeiouff
gem ; quicksilver.

OT^ 8. nu A mirror^

flf^ t. m. An opening bud,

^ftr?F adj^ Half-closed ( (U a bud > ;.

half-shut {08 the eye ), blinking^

winking.

A thump, a blow with the
fist, bu£ret«

^ adj. Released, liberated, looeed,.
let, go ,- liberated from corporal
existence, finally happy. .?. nu The

• spirit released from mondaue exis-
tence, and re -integrated with its
divine original^

g^ 5./. A pearl. «./. Release, pardon,
absolution from sin, salvation, de-
liverance of the soul from the body
and exemption from fiuther trans-

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migration, adj- Released, absolved,
feed fiom corporal existence, finally
liappy.

^^^ \ s.m. A pearK

igwr (tf^. Mnch, many.

^KTt^t $./. pearl necklace.

^fin 8, 1/*. Final bealitmlc, the delirery

• ©f the soul from the body ami ex-
emption fiom further transmigration ;
the ( imaginary ) reabsorption of the
emancipated spirit into its great
primary source, identification ( accor^
ding to Hindu ideas ) with God ;
liberation, setting or beooming firee

OT loose.

^^ s. m. The month, the face. adj.
First, initial; chief, pre-eminent,
principal.

5ff ^5^ s. m. A mouthful.

S^BTTftr 8. m. Fire put into the mouth
of the corpse at the time of lighting
the fnneral pile ; a sacrificial ox
consecrated fire.

l^r^^f 1 ad^. Chief, primary prin-

wnm y cipal.

^m^i 8. /. Pre-eminence, being best
or chief.
Ql^t 8, m. A mallet ; a club used to
exercise with in the manner of dumb-
bells.

^ni adj. Lovely, beautiflil ; stupid,
ignorant, an idiot, a fool ; simple,
silly.

5^«T 8./. Loveliness ; ignorance, stud-,
idity : simplicity.

fj«>iT 8./^ A young and lovely female.

9^r 8. ra. A largo lump of fl^esh or
meat.

fl^^T 5. w». Allowance, premitlm, de-
duction ; obeisance, respects, visit,
audience, -llujra hajm, To make

obeisance, pay respects, wait on^
viBit. Mujre-gah, Placo of visitin-g^
audience, salmtation, &c.

^^prop. Mo.

gw t. TO. A sort of grass, from the
fibres of which a string is prepared,
of which the triple thread worn by
the Brahman as a girdle should be
formed ( Sachh<»rum mvnja ) ; the-
^ahmimcat gird-lo, or in eommoo
use, tho sacred string or cord«

B^rt «./. ? Fatness, plumpness, lig^
Q^MT 8. m. y ness, bulkitiess.

^ $./. Fist, grasp ( of the hand )^

clutch, hand, handfttl-
^ 8./. Tho first, blows with the first.

clutch, grasp. Muth-mard, «; m, A

robber a ruffian.
^fzm 8» m. A handful.
Hit^ «,/. Onanism.
Q^pn 1^. n. To be turned back, to be

bent, twisted^ turned, to turn, bend.

twine.
q%^M 19. n. To be twisted, to bo

writhed.
919 (tdj. Shaved, bald, having no hair

on the head ; low, mean. «. m. The

head, the forehead, a bald pate ; tho

trunk of a lopped tree ; a head-man.

tAunA-mal^ A necklace of *huma«

heads.
S^nrrft *!T^«IT To lie round vritK the

knees to the belly.
iT W 8, m. A barber.
5^T 8. m. Shaving, the first shaving

of a child -(a religious ceremony among

the Hindus ) ; shoaring, cutting.
Q?91T ID. n. To be shaved.
^99 T adj. Shaved.
99^T*TT tf. n. To ca^se to be shaved.
^^T 8. m. The head, the head of a

pai^er kite. 8. /• Bengal madder

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( Ruha ftptnjeth ). adj. Shaven, bald,
uncovered ; a kind of uncovered
falki.

Q^iwr ^. a. To shave.

fp9\m s. m. A kind of small turban.

Qf^ adj. Bald, shorn, shaven.

fl^flftrc adj. Blad-platcd, shaven-
headed.

f AvuT «. m. The head.

qw> 9. m. A barber, i.f. A medicinal
plant ( Sphctranthui indient ).

5^'^<t *./. A plant, described as a
creeper, bearing a red and yellow
flower, and commonly called bj the
same name, Mtcndtrt.

^ii|^#, m. A ionifosh a ffosain.

''^ I #./. The coping of a wall.

QUirr a4i. One who pisses mnch, a
piss-a-bed.

Vim $./• Desire or inclination to piae.

iprrvf (fdj. Desirous of pissing.

^Sfn%K 8.m. Straw, &c. mixed with
horse's nrint.

^%fft 1./. A hole in which tlie dirt
of a stifle ( p0rticularly urine) is
collected.

fi^ «./. Pkasnrs, delight, joj.

mj^s.f. Happiness, joy.

s^f^ ^cu^. FiMsed, delighted, i* m.
Pleasnro, happiness.

^f «. «R. A sort of kidney-bean ( PJuh
seolus mungo ).

HW^ 1. in. A mallet, a mace, a weapon
foimed like a carpenter^s hammer ;
a stafi, armed with iron, and larger
at the lower extremity, used for
breaking clods of earth, &e. ; a car-
penter's hammer ; a sort of flower,
said to be a kind of jasmine, perhaps
Jafminum zambaCf the wild variety.

«TfT s.f. A seal, a signet j a seal ring;

the mark of a seal or sjnuj^ im-
pression, a stamp, print, c;^iQedal
4c. ; a ring worn by Jogis. iu tlwir
ears.

mvfW^ adj. Stamped, sealed,

wf^ o^'. Sealed; marked, stamped,
stmck.

W«|irr s. nt. A species of raisin.

ijirsR t. m. Posh push, a mode of call-
ing a cat.

iwfH I «. w. A holy man, t sage^

W*»t ) a pions and learned person,
endowed with more or less of 8
divine nature, or having attained
it by rigiil abstraction and mortifica-
tion ; the title is applied to the
BtBhU, the Brahmckdiht, and to great
number of persons distinguisked for
their writings, considered as inspired,
as Panitti, Vyca, 4re. ; an ascetic, «
devotee.

^fti^ s. f. The female of the little

^ birds called amadavats ( or U% Fnn-
gila amandava ).

wffn^TR B. m. A hermitage, the abode
or retirement of holy sage.

WiRv^.^. A Jsaint, or chief of the
saims or sages.

^n^ i>, ft. To be shut, closed, con-
imcM* V. a. To close.

ipfT s. w. A ring, a collar.

Wtd«,/. A ring, a finger-ring.

ijinrfVt./- A honey-bee. [^^^'

W^T^ i.f. An aunt, mother's brother'!

^^ 8. m. A man at the point of
death, a dying man.

^^i.J. A radish.

^mtnj A. n. To twist, to writhe.

W^ «•/. An ornament worn in the
ear ; the tragus of the ear.

iroftnun.^in. A poulterer.

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^tt^^m V. n. To wither, fade, pm^

^ droop to be d^*ected or dispirited,

«f\9 ••m. A ooantiy o& the aorth
west of HindnBtan, called also
iHimpah, aad no Lamgan. m. pi. The
inhabitants of Lamgan,
^^n W^^ t>. a. To tie.

^IX«T^T «. m. A kind of food, rioe press-
ed flat and eaten raw. ( So named in
imitation qfih€ iound which it fives in
chewing ),

^K^ adj. Toothless, g, m. A peacock;

^^^ «./. A Ante, pipe, a fife. Mui^i-
dhar, s. m. A name of Krishna.

^rn t. m. Convolntion. adj. Twisted.

HXft «./. A twist, contortion, writhe,
consolation,

^^it 1. m. One whose business it is
to grow and sell Tegetables.

'^i^l 9, m. A peachick.

^f e. ttK A squib.

^fSirpit «•/ A musical mode. adj. Of
MuUan, MnUani Uaiti, e.f. Armeni-
an bole ( Ut. earth of Mult an ).

ir<^ 9./. A medit^tnal root, liquorice,
irerrt: s. /. Appraisement, Taluation,
^nmn ». a. To appraise,

^S W?IfT

back.
w^m J, m. A club, a mace ; a pestle

for cleaning rice,
irf^ adj. Stolen, robbed.
^M 8, m* The scrotum ; the testicle.
ws s. m. Theft, robbery.

iJW»nK 1. TO. A pilferer, robberi "^usht-
mar kar lythna^ To sit with the
knees held np, by the aims clasped
round them, towards the face.

HTlwrw 8.m. Thumping, and pulling,
fisticufifs, boxing.

V. a. To pinion, to tie
the hands behind the

^ 8.f. The first, the closed hand;

filching, stealing.
^pftqiQ 8. m. Pummelling, boxing,
•m^tm^ 8. m. Clenching the fist,
ijtft^fw adi>. Fist to &Bt {Jighting ),

fisticuffs.
%(^^J^8,f. A smile, a grin.
W^WT^T V. n. To smile, grin, smirk.
Fff^lt \ 9. f. Smiling, grinning,
?5^f^T3 I laughing, smile, smii*k.
«T^51^W t>. n. To smile, grin, smiric,

simper.
wmm 8. m. A pestle, a wooden pestle

used for cleaning rice ; a club.
W^^'CfW *. TO. " A Mahomedan.
W^^WI* 9. f. The Mahomedan reli-
gion ; circumcision ; a female yiusal*

man ; of or relating to a Musalman^
WHT1T «. a. To cause to steal.
^ 9. m. A fragrant grass ( Cypefue

rotundu9 ) ; a sort of poison,
^^^f«. TO. tan, vanguard.
^Td *./. The cuff of the sleeve of a
^ jacket, or the extremity of the leg of

a pair of trousers, the bore (of a

gun, ire ).
JW^l 8. TO. The mouth (cf a river, '4'C.),
" inlet, outlet. \!f(^th ).

inST^T «. TO. A pimple ( of the face in
ifllW *. TO. ' A division of time, the
^ thirtieth part of a day and night, or

au hour of forty-eight minutes,
v^ adj. Dead, lifeless, dull, yiuabadal,

8. TO. Sponge. }Aua'8hoy A washer of

dead bodies.
Mt 8. f. A blow with the fist,
^n «./. A kind of pulse ( Phaseolns
mungo ). Mungo-phali^ 8. /. The
ground-nut or pig-nut of the West
Indies ( Arachie hypogcea ).

X^ I 8.f. A dish made with' TOVn^.

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•^'JTT 8. m. Coral.

^ftm 8. m. A colour {red coral-colowred)

^ \ «./, Wliiskera.

M «./. A grass of which ropes are
made ( Sacchainim munja ).

ir'w 8. m. The head. Mwnci pdnt*, To
coax, to wheedle, 'biund bker^, B($t'
ting ( a8 ratHB).

iTT^^ <• vn* ^ ^^^<^ ^^ pillar.

^'wilT t>, cu To shave ; to instruct, con-
verty or make a disciple of ; to whee-
dle out of any thing. UUe U8ture
96 mwidnaf To cheat one,

-^madj. Shaved,

^'^8./. The head.

^VT t. m. The shoulder, a lump, a stool,
a footstool,

vfWT V. «• To shut^ cover, close, im«
prison, involve.

^'^^ »•/• A ring for the finger.

ir^ 8. m. Mouth, face, countenance,
presence, aspect, orifice; respect, com-
plaisance, power, fitness, qualifica*
tion, pretence ability, MunA andhera,
Twilight ; evening ; dusk, obscure*
'Munh-akhri. adj. Verbal. Munh apnii-
fa leke phtrjanOf To return dis-
appointed from anj enterprise, to
fail of success, Apna-ea munh ana,
is used to denote failure of success.
^ Munh ana. Salivation. Munk-a-munk,
0dj. Brimful. Munh utar jana, To
have the face shrunk or withered by
weakness and emaciation. Munh kar-
na, To confront, to compare ; to give
abuse; to burst or oi>en ( as an aba-
€888 ) ; to make the first attempt at
seizing game ( a young hound or other
animal ueed m hunting); to turn
one's faccy direct one's steps towards

any particular object or place. Mwiill
ka nawala. Any thing easily attained
Munh ka phuhar. Abusive. Munh
kala, 8, m. Disgrace. Munh kal^ k4r-
na. To incur disgrace ; to punish, to
disgrace. Munh ki loi uiame. To
lose the sense of shame. Munh he
kawa ur jana, To look blank or
at)y occassion. Munh kholna, To
nbnsB. Munh chang, A jew*s-harp.
Munh charhna, To become intimate
with, to attach one's self to ; to face,
to confort. Munh chaUna, To bite
( 01' to be inclined to bite^ as a Jiorse )
Munh chirana, To make mouths.
Munh chor, Shame-faced, bashfhl,
timid, sheepish. Munh chori^ Baslifcil-
ness. Munh chhipana. To hide one's
face {from bashfulnese )• Munh terka
kama^ To make wry faces. Munh
thathana^ To slap one's face, to box
the ears. Munh dalna, To beg to re-
quest. Munh takna, To be astonislftd
or afflicted. Munh toma^ To harass.
Mtf nA to dehho, Look at the face !
{applied to a pereon who pretends -or
aspires to sometlung beyond his power
or capacity). Munh topa. s. m. Bribe.
Munh thathana^ To make mouths or
faces, to fashion the face. Munh
dikhai^ 8, f. A present given by the
friends of the family and the woman
of the neighbourhood on their first
visit to a bride. Munh dikhana, -To
shew one's face, to appear with con-
fidence and satisfaction. Munh dekh-
kar bat katma, To flatter, to Si»euk
what one supposes will be agreeable
to oue'd hearers. Munh dekhna, To
look up to {/or aid, 4rc*)} to have a
regard for one ; to be astonished or
helpless. Munh dekh rahna, To s'l^re

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at with surprise. Munh dehhe Id prit.
Apparent friendship or affection^
shew af friendship before a person
whom yoQ pay no regard to in ab-
sence. MunA par garm hima^ To be-
have disiespectfolly in the presenee
of a sapertor. lHunh par l0n», To
teli, relate^ Munh par hawai umi {lit.
To haoe a sqmb <>r r^ket discharged
agaimt ^>m^8f<»c$j To change coloor.
Mum A paiama. To gape {withwr-
piw, 4rc.) MufiA |xut£i. To get into
one's good graces ; to presume on
the fayour of another. MfmA phima.
To turn away from, to be displeased
with, to be disgusted. Mnnk phema^
To abstain from. Uunk phylana. To
presume, to desire mnch, to gape.
Viunh hand hama^ To hold one's
toAgne. Uurih haniana^ To make
months or faces, to fashion the face.
Munh bana^ To opeft the month, to
gape. Munh barnay To refrain. JAunh
higama^ To be displeased ; to have
the taste blanted or depraved* Munh
higamoy To frown, to make faces.
Munh'holoy adj. Nominal, in name
or i^pellation. Munh bola bJiaiy or
Munh holi bahin* An intimate friend
{ lit. one calUd brother or sieter ).
Munh'bhari, t. /. A bribe, a sop.
Munh manga^ ( as ) demanded^ re-
qnested or asked for by word of
month, Munh mama^ To stop one's
months silence; to feed, to bite.
Micn^ men pani ana^ To desire with
eagerness. Munii marna. To turn
away» to abstain or desist from any
thing. Munh rakhna. To keep on
good terms with. Munh lagna^ To
hare the month burned by any pun-
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vourite. Munh lagna^ To familiarize,
to be intimate with inferiors^ to
favour, to countenance. Munh UtJuh
na, To be down in the mouth, to
make a long face. Munh leke rah
Jana, To be silent from shame. Munh
Bukama, To change colour. Munh ee
phul jhama, To abuse, to reproach.

^^f s. m. Soreness in the mouth, the
aphthaB or thrush, salivation. MtMi-
han-munh, Tetea-tete, face to face,
brimful, topful. Munhan-munhi «. /.
Altercation, squabble, wrangle^

^ oc^. Dumb.

\m s. m. The fist ; a thump, blow ; a
spy-hole.

^ji\ 8. /. A thump, a blow of the fist.

^^ i. m. The ridge of a thatch, the
topping or coping of a wall.

^g^ «. m. A kind of pigeon, s. /• A
thump.

^^s.f, A mallet for beating clothe^
with.

^[W^rmT V, a. To sprain.

w^^{ 8, m. Pincers, tweaeers, t>. a. To
pinch, shut, close.

^jSi 8. /. Whiskers. Muchh marora roti
toroj One who is proud of eating the
bread of idleness.

•^WlW^ 1. m. Stiff and bushy whiskers,

\m.^ adj^ , Having large whiskers.

^^ 8. f. Handle, hilt, fist, hand, hand-
ful { name of a game. Muth-ki^'fntUb^
Handful after handful, repeated
handfuls.

inr^ 8. m. A kind of printing consist
ing of spots on cloth, leather, &Cm

^p 8. m. A handle.

^fT^T 8. m. A handfuL

^p8,f. The fist-

^ s, m. The head.

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•Iff »df. Foolish, ttiipul, igttoitmt,

%miA. «. m. An idiots a fool, ft Bim-

ptelon. Murilmafi, l&vtipid In mind.
-^ffm 9./. PoBy, sflliness, jgooranoe,
ilfmr ek^. FdoIitAi, « f^U
i|il $. m. Urifte, pkm.
njmi^.^. To pits.
i|ir 9. m. Urine, pim.
m^mm i. m. ftint) jfUrj ; tirlnary dfec-

lion ia g:ett«i«I, as gravel, dtc
^fvf\n t. m. €hmofth(Ba(, oemndereS as

an ttrioaTj complaint.
^mr^ i. m. The ttrefhra.
%d(%mt. m. Milk J turbe, depositing -a

4hiok white sediment,
"^iwni 8. »i. Suppression of • nrine,
ijjffvS\ft 9' m* DlfficuUy or slow passage

of urine.
^^5^ V. n. To die.
i^dd;; Lftfle.
-^iq^ <««{;• Poolish, Ignoraffi, stnpid,

*idiot, feol. VhnrMk-grnnth^ The ineist-

* Ingof an ignorant fellow upon what
lie saye, -stohborovess.

.^[?:^«./. A statoe, image, an idol, a
picture^ a resemblance, form^ fignre,
body ; a person ( term wed hy Byrch^
git)* [idiotic.

*^4 ad]. Foolishy ignorant, stupid,

OT^n 1 «•/. Barbarism, folly, igno-
'■Jfl^lmtf ranee, stupidity.
' "^t^i^ adj. Fainting, swooning. 9. m,

Faitttingy syncope, swooning^
if^B./. Fainting, loss of consdous-
' nert or sense. I[8B>le.

^f%n adj. Fainting, %hited, insen-
^wf «•/. A swoon, atttpefiictfein, Mar-

chha ana, To*«Nfoon,
Hfww adj. Fainted, in a wooii, tasen-
sible, entranced;

\m. J

s. Barbarism, folly, igno-
rance, stupidity.

^ $./. The body ; figimi, foim, 1>ody
in general, or any definite «hapa or
imaga.

^jfifm^i adj. Material, floMaaiialy har-
ittg shape or anbstaaoe ; iacmaAie.

«Vff f . m. The head*

9(m9.m. ORgto, veoty raaa^ ^naratm,
.pvinoipal *or capitd bub ^ef moDey^
text (efa'boohy ^pfnmd to^eomm0tU)i
name of the laneteeatii Iwmbp Man-
sion* eidjn Really.

iv%i9r adj. Bom while 4he moob is ia
mul ( Scei^pieai;, iidiicA 'tt conatdirMl

'VnA e. /« A radish.

wm 8, m. Price.

^^ a. m. A rat, -a mooae.

winr a. m. A rat, a oK^uae ; aihiet

Wirt ^. im SteaUng, pilfering.

^m i.m. A rat) a wmae^ a Hmd, a
plmderer.

^f«Rr<»4f. Stebn.

iraiT ^. a. To piHer, steal, fildi, de*
fraud ; snatch or s^e 4yy foroew

«[«!«. ia. A rat.

W^^t a./. A mouse.

mw «. «• A wooden pe&tle.

«ra9Ts. m. A taproot; the fusiform
receptacle of a • many-seeded fruit
{ea(fihe Afiecarpus, Jnmna, &c.)
Muskuihar baratna^ To rain verj
heavily.

^T «. m. A mousey a rat.

WSniis.f. ivLdHma(/oUawmgefhlme$).

HM 8. nk A deer, an antelope • the
fifth lanar consteUatioD Mrigimroi,
Hriga-ohira, s, m. Name of a snail
bird. Mrig ekhdldf The skin ef-aaj
antelope worn and need as a bed by
derotees. 'Hbriga^nibhi, a. ai. Musk, i
bag of musk^ Mr^^agiwt, Deer- eyed.
Wiga-mad^ Musk. Mrifaloekani,

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iSa, M deer park«
wn\s.f. Vapour flbetittg- ever saiicie
or deaerttr and appeernug* st dietanee^
like water ; sxAtrj vapour^ mirmge;
%jy Wl 8. /. A womatt with beaaiiM

eyeis or ejee like a deer.
nwitm^ s. /. Bitter apple of oolo-

eyntt.
iff^«./. Cbaee^ Hwnlfaf .
mrrir 9' "*• A lion.
'Mfirrr s. w. The fifth lanar aansion;

contafnfng three stars.
Wl^ $. f. Cbloeynth ( Cticumis edo-
quintida ). [epHepsy.

4A «./. A doe, a female deer; the
^iRT 8. m. A Ron.
m^ a^. Bead, elpired, extinct^ de«

fbnct. r. m. Deatfi.
1911% 8. m. A dead Body, a corp«e.
Wiw^ a€^. InsensiMe, fainted.
W9r«T«r 8. m. FimeraT, ablation, batKing

after morning.
^tKT 8./. An earth worm.
^mm8. m. A sort of fragrant earth,

also called Sufttt earth.
nf^m *./. Earth, clay, soil.
W 8, /. Death, dying.
if^Titir 8, m, A name of Sftixt, as the

conqneier of death.
tjr^T ^. »)i. • A tabonr, a small] drmn ; a

double drunr.
^flRT t 9.m, A
- 'BPnft > danga,
WK*a^, Soft ; blunt, »ot sharp; gentle,

mil^.
ifjm t. /. Sofineas.
Wfl (ȣ^. Falsely ; uselessly, in vain.
m adi8^ In, among, between, at. Men

8$hy Froin within, out of.
^^«ft 8. f. The dttsg of goatsj sheep,
camels, &a

n^ S'/. A bank ( r^U^d U cipffne^
Md8 ), a border, bank ( ^ a /jaa*
rMMf, ^. V dam, dike* Mtfmf jRvniv
The rising of wares in th^ sea.

beater of the mri-
a tabonrer*

^itm 8,m. V A frog; the rump of a*

m^^8.f. i horse. MdnrfAi ibe/ttit<i;>r
ftono ( t(t. a frog Having ecf^t C&14 ),
expisiss pride ta cottsoqueatial aira-
assumed by worthless peraoM.

^WTs./. The brim of a well*

^fwm^ V. H; To skiil, to- «ttokMr
with a bank.

^irr «. fa. A ram ; l^e swell of iha
tMe called the boar.

w T ^* m. Rain. Bibii& MtOtka, To rain-
hard, Mak}^ ^ofeMfMH To rain.

iFf4V*.y. A plant, from the leares of
Which a red die is prepared, witli
whioh the natives stain their handa
and leet ( Lawsonus xnerm8 \

Ihr 8. m. A ram ; the sign Aries ; r
tent pin, a peg, a naiT.

Awvrs./. A woman's girdle or zone ;
the saerifioial string of Broiaitffv
when made of deer skin ; a triple
zone or string worn round the loins
by the three first classes ; the gird
of the Brahman shot^d be of the
fibres of the mii)^' or of ibma grass»
that of the K8hattt*i of a murwcty or
Bows ting, and thai of the Vyi of ar
thread of the fan.

%wS\ 8. J. A sackclotlu

^ 8. m. A cloud ; a fragrant grasr
( Cyperus rotundu8 ) ; a musical
mode appropriated to the west season
and last watch of the- nigiit before
dawn of the day, and said to liave
proceeded from the heap of^rahna,
or else from the sky. ft/iegh^ptrti, #; *»«
Lord of the^lo^ds« UsgkhP^u^r^U

l«^.

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Of th6 eolonr of the cloada Me^h-raj,

#. 1914 The thvoderer*

%V€TW ) #• lit* The raans^ the rainy
^{^^ J season.

%Wim f 8. m. Thunder.

%^«9t1a9 #.!»• A flash or lighting or
the fire of it.

^wftRw 8» m. Cloadiaessi deady or
rainy weather.

inft^^.m. lightning.

%WfT^ #. m. Sky, beayen, ether.

^kv^l^ 8. m. The noise or grmnbling of
clouds ; the FtUas tree < BaUafran-
do8a ) ; a sort oi Amaranth {Amaran-

. thus polygamus ).

SwfTWT *./. A gathering or snceeasion
of elouds, [masie.

•TW^TT 8. m. . One of the six modes of

M^W 8. m, Sulphuret of antimony.

^Z^\ v. a. To effect, erase, blot ont,
wipe out, annihilate, annul, eancd,
expiate, atone for ; to thwart.

%5^T 8. /. A tree (Spondids mangifera).

%^ift *./. A milky plant, the fruit of
which is crooked, and therefore com-
pared to a ram's horn ( AscUpiat
gemtnata ).

^ifr 8. m, A ram.

^tft 8.f. The plant fenugreek ( Trigo-
f^la fenugrcBcwn ).

^^ 8, m» Adeps, fat, the supposed pro-
per seat 19 the abdomen ; morbid or
unnatural corpulency.

^^^ adj. Bubust^ stout, strong ; fat,
corpulent.

*^T 8./. A drug, described as a sort of

: root resembling ginger, brought from
the Murang district ; it is one of the

f eight principal medicament, and is
said to be of cooling and emollient
luroperties, and of particular use in
. S%y^T and cousumptipu*

Wf'ft 8,/. The earth.

9^xfKt 8. /. A membrane in the abdo-
men, eo&taining a fat, the omentum.

MtvffI 8. /. Oorpulence; eAlwrgement
of the scrotum.

fhv #• m. Sacrifice offoriag, oblaticm.

^Wr t./. Appekeasioii^ conception, on-
derstandiDg*

9wrv)] <8dj. Intelligent, comprebendiag,
of ready eomprelMiiBioa er concep-
tioB.

f)f^ 8. n>. A poet fixed is the centre of
a threshing-floor or bam, to which
the cattle are attached^ aa they iom
round it to tread out the com.,^

^K adj. Intelligent, poaseasing a
ready and just apprehension.

IMt 8.f. A plant, from the leaves of
which a reddish dye is prepared, with
which the palms of the hands, tqis
of the fingers, soles of the feet^ and
fiuger-naila are stained {^Law8oMk
tngrmis).

fNrm s. m. A kid. [nuBe.

^ p*on, \8t peri. po88. mase. My,

IN 8. m. The sacred mountain Meru, in
tbe centre of the seven continents,
compared to the cup or seed-vessel
of the lotus, the leaves of which are
formed by the different Dwip8 ; iU
height is said by the Hindus to be
84, 000 TojanSf sixteen thousand of
which are below the surface of the
earth; the shape is variously des-
cribed, as square, conical, colnnltiar,
spherical, or spiral ; and the foor
faces of it are of various colours, or
white towards the east, yellow io
the south, black to the west, jmd red
towards the north : the river Qanges
falls from heaven on its summit, aad
flows th^ce to the surronndiof

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world in four gtreaUMjtbe BoiittMrn
branch is the Ganges of India, the
northern mnning info Tariary, ift the
BA<»Jra#om(», the etfitem is the Sita,
and the western the Chachihu or
Oxus; on the snmmlt of M^*u Br»/k-
via resides, attended and worshipped
by the Uishis Qt$ndharvaiff 4rc. ; the
regents of the points of the compass
occnpy the corresponding faces of the
monntain, the whole of which con*
sists of gold and gems ; considered
in any bat a fabnlons light ; moont
fderu appears to mean the high land
of Tartary, immediately to the north
of the Himalayd mountains.
9^rar 8. m. Fragrant resin, incense,
^f s, nt. An axis.
%ft pron. My, mine.
%^ i. m, Ooni^eziony relationship,
aggreementy combination, intimacy,
concord, reooncitiation, nnion, asso-
ciation, mixture, mixing, meeting,
assemblage ; a meeting or assem*
blage of people, a set, a fair, a court
of justice, a counterpart.
^«ir V. a. To thrust in, stuff in^ cram,

penetrate, force in.
Umi 8. m, A fair, a large concourse of
people collected at stated periods for
religious or commercial purposes, as
at ffardwar, a mixed assemblage of
fakirs or saddg. "Mela thela^ $, m. A
crowd, a concourse of people. VUla
milndj To meet full in the face.
%^5. w. A partaker, adj. Friendly,
sociable.

1 8. m.
> mr
J M^

A tribe inhabiting the
mountainous province of
Mewat, much addicted to

robbing. [of drug.

%^ <• m. A ram ^ thesign Ario/s j a king .

Wf«./. An ewe.

%▼ 8, m. Urinary disease, especially in-,

flammatory affection of the uietbra

including gonorrhoea, Ac. ; utine,

piss.
ihniT 8, m. A sweeper.
^VQKT^t 8./. Female of fnihtar ; abo a

female inn-keeper.
%im 8. w. A taunt, ^hna mam^y #.

0. To taunt.
iN^fT 8. m* A taunter.
^ pron, L [family.

^ 8. m. Kindred, relations, mother's
«m adj. Of or belonging to a friend,

friendly, amicable.
^ 8./. Friendship ; the seventeenth

lunar asterism. [Miihila^

^firo vdj. Belonging to, bom in, &c.
HMW 8. m, Venery, coition, copulation ;

union, association i maniage.
^^^ 8, m. A fruit used in medicine

( Vangueria 8pino8a).
^fn '. us* Red arsenic ( Realgar ).
^m 8.f. A bird, a kind of jay ( Cont^

cia8 Indiea ).
^>rT 8. /. A step-mother.
^ 8,f. Mother.
^W 8. /. Dirt, filth, rust, scum, Mytt<rt-

M, To refine, to purify. My/ ohh^mA-

na, To fine, strain, purify, clarify.

M^/ hyihna^ To gather a crust*
Mmnidj. Dirty, nasty, foul, defiled.

Viyla hama^ To dirty, tarnish, fouU

Mffh kuehyla, 0dj. Dirty. M^la ho-

• jana^ To tarnish, to become turbid,
to be dirty.

•ffwiT 8. m. A male buffalo.

^f¥^ 8./. A female buffalo.

4t pr<m. ( in Bra;. ), Me. Mo-koan, To

me, me.
fffsT 8. m. The shoulder ; a lump ; a

istool, a footstool

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liTvft #./. A kennel, a drain.

ifliiT 8. w. A small lole m a wall for

admitting light and air, an lAr-Me,

an apertnre.
«i1«ncT s. m. A mallety a ponnder, a

rammer ; flower, great double Arm*

bian or Tascan jatmine (JatrnMum

zctmbac: IILagarium).
wHnfi «./. A mallet for besting elol&s,

&c. with.
ilft^ i^dj. Vain, nselese^ frnittess. i. f.

Tmmpet-fiower ( Bt^ntmttf tua^ft

H^^nxn adj. Onltirating vain knowledge

or any but religions wisdom,
^wnr adj. Indulging vain hopes.
liH s. m. Strain, sprafn, twist; a tree

( JBpperanikera m&rmnga ).
4H« t. nt The siOt-ootlon tree (Bvm^

hax hiptaphfUum); &e plantain
' (MtMA Bupimhm); a Uberator,
wH«| 9. m. Liberating, setihig free:

release, aqnittal; thefD^ robbery. «.
^ /. A saddler's or shoemafcer^s wifs.
<tW<iT V. a. To let go, io set free^ to

shed, pat off extinguish.
«nwtV s. m. The gnm of the silk del*

%on tree.
4hvr 9. m. A lai^e lamp of flesh ; a

plantain tree (Mri^tf iaptentum),
^wns- s. f7i» A kind ef pungent seed

4^%4t s./» A pribUy night*«hade.

wN^ f . m. A saddler, a shoemaker, a
cobblerr

lAw «• tn. Release, liberation^ deliver-
ance, absolution, salyat ion, beatitude,
final and eternal happiness, the

' liberation of the soul from the body,
and its exemption from ffiiflier

* transmigratiott.

ffl? B.f. A package, bnn^; bi^ a

hid ; amomir totd ; a leatlier

bucket lbs Ta»mg w:afterf Tetehee^

lentOe.
4t94t e./. One of the Boffikii or fe^

male personifieatione of the mnaiwi

viodes f m matteok^ pickaxe>< a fat

woman*
4tt^ a. m. A bundTe*
4te9 fr /. A snail bundle^ paroei;.

knapsack.

^ftzm ? d^dj. Fat, plump, corpulent;.
?|tiT ) ihick,colti«i^ greets I«V^r
big, bulky, gfoatl,

fltert *•/• y Path ess, corpufency,.
iftVlW^. "K > tiiielBiietfa, ooarsenees,.

t^m, gra8i|nesr»
4tf?VT <. at. A porter^

^ e.f. A bundle^ pAchsfe, bale, #
lodTi ateuvty ti>4tel ; aleaUm budsttt
for raising water ; letckes^ lentila.

4hp 9, m. A tmra^ twts*, cQav^ulioirr
#riAt, aj^ntiit fistai«

«it9m ir. #. To iwiet, turn, becni, aovew;

4lfT tf. f>. A stoiol ; the shoidder.

4tfm $• m. Spa^.

iMlVT 9. m>. A flower ( /ouMtoar
zamhi^e ).

<tflVf A^ t. la. A kind of Uiadneas^
( Q$aa99r4n€^).

i^ifi & m. A psad. Holt H«t dhut^mi,
To be ^sgraead. MoH htt-kar
hk^rni. To be Tery bright ( appii&d
|y afk 9y9 ). Molt pironi, Te string
pearls ; ( m4t. ) to aped: eloquently •
to weep { the t9Sr9 bediff eon^fmred t0^
peca^B )•

4(1^^^ e. ??t. . A kipd of sweetmeat ; m
certaiii des^riptioa oC eye among
pigeons^

iflw^r 9m m. A disease i& hones, Splint,

^ apayiBr a. , .

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qftin 4. m. A kiiicl of grMs ihe reot of
wbioh is used la lae^daa ( <^p«t*M9

•^^#•111. Jcff, dellglit, htp]^^

pleasare.
4tf If add. Delighfiiig, itjoioingi oMt-

ing hapffinesB or deligkt. #• m. A

fiort of Bweetmeftt.
4|tf^ <»<0. Pleaaed, cteliglittd. #• m.

Pleasure, delight,
^fHft s. m. A merchsHt, a sbop-keeper,

a |(itain*merchailt» ateiTard, providore.

lio4i'hh«ti(t^ A p«nti7, a gram-mor

chant's shop.
4V9 a^. Gtiilelesi, arttesiT, simple,

loolisli.
^*r«ft«./. Point, ettd.
^^tt^ s.m. Wax. Mom ibi iitNb, A pflTson

of a fickle dtsposition, Mma-^fiima,

•. M. Wax-olotk, oem^loth* Mom-

diU c^dj* Tender hearted^ M&m^atti.

•« /. A waz-oondk. "Mom-foghany

Wax and oil ttixed together,
^fiwr*. m, Atnuittmy.
^tf^mrt <»4;. Of ot like a itfnmiiiy* s.f.

Amedieine.
?it^ -i^*- Waxen ; of the coloiHr of

wwz J ( applied $0 ohints) prepared

after stamping by eotering th^

flowers ttfith- w«x to present tHeir

being spoiled .ky other colours afters

wards Applied.
4hc ^. m. A peaeodc; twist, turn*

'idtn'-'paukil^ iL^. A kind of pleasure

boat> a barge. M^r-mukut, ^ m. A

<m>wii or crest like that off the

peacock.

I,/. A jej#'fl harp.

#, m, A. fan for driving away

flies \ espiciiltf if peaeook'/eaifiers ),

a krvsk.
^^•R «• /. A peaben.

witx\ jw^d«. Mine, my.

wt€t i^A A pipe or subtenraseoiis pas*

8»g« (/w* wafer ),
#«5. TO. Purchase; price. ^o/iAaA-
rana, To appraise, estimate, raloe.
Mol-tol, Fixing a price; traffic^ pur-
chasing. JifcH-hmrhana, «. tf. To en*
hance. Ib^^oi i?. a. To buy, to
pu)ichaee^
litw ^. m. A thiet
'^Nw 8, m. Stealing,
'it^ s.f. Stealing, theft.
^ffmni V. a. lo pilfer, steal, filcb, de-
fraud, snatch or seize by force.
i(t^ s./. Fainting, loss of conscious-
ness or sense ; ignortnce, folly, fool-
ishness ; it is applied especially to
that spiritual ignorance which leads
men to believe in the reality of
worldly objects, and to addict them*
sdves to mundane or senfiTual enjoy-
ment ; error, mistake ; bewilderment,
distraction ; pity, compassion, sym-
pathy, kindness, affection, allure*
ment^ fascination, love- MoA men
ana, 'to faint, as at the sudden
ftppearatice of a friend or mistress*
Mo%/Ma,To attach: allure, fasci-
nate, charm, captivate.
ittt^ adj. Fascinating, stupifyin^, de-
'privihgf6f sense or understanding.
8. m* Copulation ; temptation, seduc*
tiott, thft overj^weiing of leason and
reflection by worldly or sensual
alluremants. 'Mohau^bhofff 8. m. A
kind sweet-meat Mohan-mala, i. /*.
An omaiteent, a string or ^ieoklat;e
composed of gold beads and corals.
> ^>firr V. d. To fascinate, enchant,
charm, -lilhire, delude a^, Fasci-
nsftiag, oaptifating. charming; win-
fling.

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iftr^t s./. An enchantresB; fascination,
a oharm, a philter, adj.f. Fascinat-
ing, depriving of the powers of re-
flectiouy stapifyiag.

^¥WT «. m. The month ( of a rioer ^c),

. in'lee, ontlet«

^ff pron. To me, me.

i?lf^ir {iJj. Faint, senseless, charmed,
fascinated ; hegniled, deceived.

«ftf%ift/. i ad^. Illasive, faljacions,

^tVt m. f begniling. $. f. An en-
chantress, a whore.

^f%^ 8.f. A kind of jasmin©, called
also Tripura-malu

^W «. m. Final and entemal happiness,
the liberation of the sonl from the
body, and its exemption from further
transmigration, death ; liberation^
freedom.

^Nv 8. w. A deliverer, a liberator.

'SIPlK odj. Let go, liberated, at large.

'ft *. m. Hone J.
^ ^V 8. m. Pre-eminence.

^m s. m. Simplicity, silliness ; igno-
rance.

^N[t8. /. The girdle of a Brahman
made of three strings of munj grass.

vltv)l^<r <• m. Investiture with the dis-
tingnishing cord.

4t^ 8.m^ A kind of high crowned hat,
worn by the bridegroom at the time
of marriage.

•ftf^r 8, m. Ignorance, folly, especially
spiritaal folly.

S7wM/! } ®^^''°^' taciturnity.

it^ 8.nh A large jar; a basket.

'it^t adj. Silent^ taciturn. 8./. A small
round basket^ a work-basket. 8.m.
A class of mendicants who observe
perpetual silence, an ascetic, a her-
mit, a religious sage, one who has

overcome his passions and reUveS
from the world.

'fWl^*. /• A honey-bee.

ilt^ a. w. The blossom of a tree, espe-
cially of the mango.

'jhrnr 9, n. To blossom ( a* the man^
tree ).

^ftm 8. m. Stupidity, folly, fatuity.

ift^WT «. n. To bloom, bud, blossom
( the mango tree) ^ to intoxicate ( a
bhung^ 4rc, )

'?N^<t «./. A tree ( Mtmiwopx eUngi ).

wtftrwr €ulj. Of inferior rank or caste
among.

ift^ «./. A lock of hair on the
crown of the the head ; hair orna-
mented and braided round the head ;
a diadem, a tiara ; the head ; the
earth.

^\m 8. m. An uncle, mother's sister's
husband.

wWt *./. An aunt, mother's sister.

'ftt^ adj. TO. Belonging or related to
the mother's sister's husband ; as
M<HU0r{|, bhai, A oonsin. son of. a
mother's -sister. Moa$eri bahin.
Daughter of a mother's sipter.

m^ adj. Foul, dirty ; languid, weary ;
faded, withered.

irrf>r «./. Weariness^ languor ; fulness^
filth • fading, decay.

m^ 8.tiK The generic term for a bar-
barian or f9reigaer, that is, for <^e
one speaking any language but
Sanekrit, and not auject to the usual
Hindu institutions; a sinner a
criminal.

M ^^rrft 8. m. A barbarian, or s man
of an outcast race. The tribes enu-
merated under this head by Mans,
but who are by him said to be pro-
perly degraded Khattrie, appear io

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l>« chiefly the infaabitantfl of the
; tsotintries bordering immediately, up-
on India> both to Hie north and
eomth.

^^]( $. m. The conniriea bordering
on India, or those inhabited by
people of a different faith and lan-
gnage ; defined to be any yfhevd the
black antelope is not found.

'f^Ht^if*. m. Wheat. [lect.

^^^rnr adj. Speaking a barbarons dia-

^P*(f adj. Spoken incorrectly or bar-
baronsly. «. m. Foreign of barbarons
langnage ; ungrammatical speech,

ft

^ The twenty-sixth consonant of the
Ncig<%n alphabet, or semivowel y : in
some provinces it is pronounced j^

irtrflm *. w. An employer of priests at
a sacrifice,, the person who institutes
its performance, and pays the ex-
pense of it ; a customer, a person to
wliose custom^ T^rahmans^ barbeta*
and some other*s have a legal claim,
( The hereditary Urahtnan, or barber,
4rc, 0/» DiUag6 must be paid his fee,
whether you choose to employ him or
another person),

H«t^^ s* m. One of the four VedSi,

«W^ 8. m. The Tdijur or Yajus. one
of the four Veds : it is divided into
two principal portions^ the white
and black: both portions of this
Ved are very fnll on the subject of
religions rites, and the prayers
peculiar to it are chiefly in measured
and poetical prose^

W «. >». A sacrifice^ a ceremony in
which oblation are preseated^

67v

mRlPir L m» Any iaciificial act or
ceremony.

mmt s* m. A horse ; any animal offer^^
ed in sacrifice.

innrm i* m, A sacrificial vessel.

iftrj^ s,nK A name of Vishnv.

^^^pf{ *./. Place prepared for a sacri-
fice, or where it is offei^d.

^Trf%Fl «./. Performance, of sacrifice ;
obtaining the objects of a sacrifice.

ini^W s. m. The characteristic thread,
worn by the three principal classes
of Hindus*

^W9V\ i* m. A place of sacrifice.

«lflli| adj. Proper for or suitable to a
sacrifice.

irftrirtai fl,/. The country of the Hin-
dus I those districts in which the
ritual and institutes of the Hindtt
system are enforced j properly the
country in which the black deer or
antelope is native,

qUilT^T «./. A temple, a shrine, tt
place of sacrifice.

^'ffl^it^r », 7w» The sacrificial cord,
originally worn by the three prin-
cipal castes of Hindus,

^iSt^rft s. ro, A Brahman, &c, invest^
ed with the sacred thread.

irw^ S. m, Striving, making effort of
exertion ; carefulness, remedy, care,
'eflort endeavour*

^n'it?! adj. To be exerted or persever-
ed, to be made as an eff'ort. [tow*

?lii(?rcr adj. Firm to an engagement or

?lfw s. m. A sagCj whose passions are
completely under subj ection ; a reli-
gious mendicant, especially one of
the Jyn sect.

qwt s. mi A sage with subdued passions.

^H{^^ adji Chaste, pure, of snbdtte<l
passions.

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n^n *^ ai^\ PerwTering, jailigwat,

i|4t

1 ««•.
V ml

iD«kiog Affort or e^tariion.

nm^v. Asy-^ccoidin^ to.
liTTV^^A^f. Wbttkirigbt or proper

to bo done.
WlT^moif*. As dosignea.
IWTVH adv. At plooMiro, «t yoti pleiure.
WT¥i^ <»<^'. Wilful, indopondenty an-
controlled^ following ono'« own in-
cljiiaiione*
iWfmw <i<ft>. Inorder, orderly, snccoB-

sively, methodically,
^imnrr adv. In any way, ai|y how.
iWrfiTW <wfv. According to one's wish

or pnrpose*
WTV#*T ^'* lake, reseniblingy-AeW-

ing similarly or reSecting.

^A adjr Righi, proper^* according to

the eenee. adv. properly, suitably.

•ifirrffflT $. f. Rectitttde, propriety, St-

nes6« [ nity,

^WMIIH <Mfo. According to opportu-

i|Wrf9 <wf«^. Troly, exactly^ as it waa,

aecordmg to law or usage.
ffWT^'C adv. According to opportunity.
^9mW^adv. According to rule,
^mmf^ adn. Extent of capability, aa

mnch us possible.
IHIWTII ^dv^ According to the ShMiras^

agreeably to scripture.
nni^ adv. HappiJy.
i|Vf%fi adv. CircttmstantiaTIy, Telaiing

a thing as it happened.
il^T adv. When, at what time,
^ adv. IL

li; n. prop. The name of a Uhg, the
ancestor of Krishna^ and the eldest
•on of Yayaa, the fifth ttonsirtli of

the knar ifttaaty ^ aeonnliy m "flt
>Mat of the^omna Jiver aboni Mm^
thwrm and VriHdi^vamj iwrec ^hiah
^adu ruledy and named after btaa^
^fWIW i. m. A name of Kritkmm^ a# lofd
of Yadu.

^iffH 9. m. The tribe of Tadu.
«rfw4t s. m. A descendant ^f F«^.
Vlf^adv. Although.
^m I. m. A machine in ^enerali any
implement or apparaims ; a muaiaal
instrument ; a dial ; an obserTatMy^
a diagram of a mystical naturaar
astrological character; ^an amnlat.
Jantra vTumlf'^t, s. m. ffaggling, con-
juring enchanting by figures and in-
'cantattons.
'V9(m} *. Jw. "P^ittt anguiA, affliction.
^^8^m. An instrument €or drawing
wire ; a conjurer, a iuggler,^ wizard.
WW«if> Twin, fellow, one of* pair or
br»ca. f.ia. The deity oJf Nar^l or
thell^aad judge of -departed souls?
>he is often identified with deatti and
time. Jam-diya, t. m. A candle or
aiumination sacred to iam^ lighted
on the 15th of Kartik, KriBkn-pak^
t. V. three days before 4be detoali.
VT« adj. Twin,*feUow,one of a pair^

twins.
^9(f^ *.ro. An Infernal aptrft,'flio«e»-
senger or minister of J(»ia, «mphqred,
it is said, to bring the wnla^f the
dead to iani^s judgmeBt-aeat, and
whence conduct them to their insl
^eetinatioB.
fH^ 8. m. A musical mode ; a Tam», ,
which formerly meant an ioniaa. or
Greek, but is now applied to b»4fc
the lAakmovdan and Enw^pean iafi^
ders of India, and itiaaften mmd ss
a general term for mj fo»aig»*«
I barbarous raoa»

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m(^ #• m» A pair, a* brtee^ ft* coa^4

WWf 8, /. The Jihnna^ river, which risM
on the soaih aida of the BSnud^Bya
rwtkge, at a ghort distance t)> the
norih-weBt of the source ef the Gaa-
gee, and which after a- course of
about 878 miles falls into that mer
immediately beloW Allc^hahad.

9mi?V a^, IJnconfinecl, extended,
spread, at ease.

^«. m. B'K[\ej {Hbrdium hix$atichcfk)\
the measnre of a barley coniy con-
sidered^ as equal to six mustard
seeds ; the mark between the joints
of the finger. Joa joa hisab Una, To
take a strict account.

91WK t^m. Saltpetre, nitrate of potash.

nvf$. m. A conntry, probably Bactria,
or it may be extended from that co-
lony to Ionia ( id which word in hears
8onu rssimblanesX or still further to
(Greece ; by late Bindu writers, it is
most commonly applied to Arabia ;
a Taufla, apparently originally a*
6reek but since applied to both, the
MaXamedan and Edropean ihyaders
of India^ and often used as a general

term for any foreign or barbarous-
race.

Wf^f^rnlr#. m. An astironomical writer,
frequently quioted by ancient Hindu
astronomers; perhaps Ptolemy, or
the Greek astronomers collectiVely.

f ^n?W s. m. A sort of grass, very
generally cnltivated, and the grain
extensively eaten (AmTrop^gcn or
Bdcttibicc^or), '

^4\ n. prop, A female Faixw,

^^^V«i#. 9n, A medibinal plant (ir>*HrAfea
antidysenUrica ).

^vw s.tn. A form «f penanoe, dimi-
atsbingi the food daily during the

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dark fortrttighiy fasting om> the n«w
moon> and gradually augmentinf the
food till the full moon.

iTfrtt 9.f. At plant ( ZiguUkum ajw^€n)^

iTTWr. w. A Ai^er (Hidysarmi dlhagif.

nn $i «. Celebrity, repatation, glory,
fame, renown, name, oh'araeter, luck f
splendour, lustre ; prafse, eulegiuitu
Jas-apjasy 8; rn. Good or bad ( name ;
fume or okAraeter), la^ pat^ mdj. Ri*
pu table, renowned,

9WWC adj, Kendermg famous, confer-
ring celebrity.

^wmr^ (tdj. Ambitious, deftirous of
tmm or glory.

adj. Famous, celebrated,
renowned, famed.

^ftrt.m. V A staflf, a stick; a staff
vit f . /. J arsMd with iron, ^c. used

as a weapon, a club, a reace.
wf^ 8. m. A Wrd, the lapwing.
Wffc'nr ». m. Liquorice, or th* root or

the AAntt prtcatorius, which is used

for it,
nrpron. This, he, she, it, these, tlie,

of this degree;
^adi9. Here, hither; at theabdrej

near, with. r.#A(fa.Aki-y<»Wii, fn the-

very stae placej exactly here.

TaktH'-tak, To this pitch, to this

degree, thus far, hitherto.
^1t ddj. This vtryy in ihit very places

here.
n^^ 8. m. A Jew, a Hebrew.
9^ s, 9». A demigod,
irf^^ 8. f A female fiend.
^^TT #. m. Pulmonary conimmption.
iTf/wwi. This. (hither.

^\ adft. Contraction of Y<f A«n, Hem,.
^f^ 8. m. A sacrifice, any ceremony iu

which offerings and* ebUtious ice-
presented.

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^T%%adj» Beggar, mendicant, asking,
one wbo asks or solicits.

nr^nT 9, m. Asking, begging.

«ITf^?f adj. Asked, begged, solicited.

i»l«TV«. m. An officiating priest, a
Brahman who conducts any part oi
a sacrifice.

11?^ «. wi. Conducting a sacrifice, or
causing its perfarmance.

uifti^ ». m. A sacrificer, an institntor
of a sacrifice.

^tFw a^. Fit for sacrifice.

Jir^ 8. m. Property or presents derived
from officiattog at sacrifices.

HT^m 8, /. Pain, agony, sharp or aonte
pain ; the pains of hell.

^rn^iTW *. wi. Coming and going; tnuis-
migration.

inm 8. f. Going, i](V)¥ing, proceeding,
marching, trayelling ; departure,
march, journey ; a festival but espe-
cially the procession of idols, Ac. ;
going on pilgrinwige.

HT^tT^^^ 8. m. Setting forth on a jour-
ney, a march, &c.

mftnr *. m. A pilgrim, a traveller.

Jj ^ 8.m. A pilgrim.

'imtf'Nf (^dj. Jnat, true, right.

HT^? »» m. Krishnay as descended from
the family of l[ddu.

m^ 8, w. Any vehicle or form of con-
veyance, as a carnage, a Htter, a
horse, an elephant, &q,

^iTTf 5. w. Spending or passing away
time.

m\ »:m, A pony, n galloway.
. mn^ adj. Of or relating to Yd^an8.

9Tf^«ft <• m. Night. Yamtni'bhasha, *./.
The language or dialect of Yavdn8.

m^m8:m. The red colour procm'od from
the lac insect.

^T?«n7 ? adti. For life, as long ai
;9T^«#tf»T J life.

^rt^^ adtf. As much as ; as many as ;
as long as ; unto, a» far as ; until.

) adi), BelonginjT or relatine to
f a Taifctny lanian, MakotM-

daUf ^c. [this.

^rrft fron. dem, object, c^e. This, to

fiTT ^ron. This, he she, it these, the,

to this degree,
firft pron. Til is very, the same, itselt.
^ adj, joined, combined, united,

identified; right, fit, proper; posses^

sing, endowed with, as virtues, qualf^

ties, Ac.
jmr^ 8. /. A plant {Wmo8<8 oeCandrcf).

5% t./. Union, connection, joining ;
propriety, fitness ; contrivance, dex-
terity, art, skill, policy, project.

^ 8, m. An age of the world, or great
period, as the Sat or Krit, Treia,
Dwapdr, and Kali ; . a term used in
the game of Choasar, ( the oppo8iU
of a hloty two or more men 8taiiding on
the same 8quare ) ; a pair, a couple,
a brace. Jug^ug^ ado. Constantly
eternally, ^ug phoma, ti. a. To canse
a difference between friends, to fall
out. Jug-an'^jftg, Ages of agee, from
age to age, for ages.

^9rqn ad^. At one time^ at once ;
together, conjointly.

^^m 8. m, A pair, a brace, a couple,

Tg^m #. ?w. A destruction of the uni-
verse ; the end of an age.

f ^nvm^ 8. m. A real friend, a fHeod
in need.

guf *. w. A pair, a couple, a brace.

gn adj. Joined, combined, conected ;
endowed with, possessed f»f.

^ s, m. War, botlle, contejst, conftict.

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ffirft^ s. m. The elder of the fire
Pandav princes, and leader in the
great war between them and the
Kurus, in the beginning of the
fourth age ; the nominal son of Pan-
du, whom he sncceeded in the
sovereignty of India.

^"^fJifadj. Fighting, warring.

j^flY s.f, A young woman, one from
sixteen to thirty.

fm^'^. m. A young prince, especially
the heir apparent, associated to the
throne, _

f ff T^ «. m. The dignity of heir appa-
rent and associate in the throne.

5^1 5. m. A young man or one of the
virile age, or from sixteen to seventy.

^ l oJtf. Thus, in this manner. Tun

^ i na yun, One way or other,
somehow or other. Yun-hin, In this
very manner, thus, accidentally, by
cliance, causelessly, easily, cursorily.

'EWr ^./. A louse.

«rtr s, m. A multitude of lirds or
beasts, a herd, a flock.

^ *./. A sort of jasmine ( Jasminum
auneulatum, )

liq «. 171. A sacrificial post, pillar
usually made of bamboos, or the
wood of the Khadir^ to which the
victim at a sacrifice is bound ; a
trophy, a coluQin erected in honour
of a victory,

ITT 5. m. Pease soup, poase porridge,
the water in which pulse of various
kinds has been boiled.

9 pj'on. plur. These, they.

^W *. wf. Junction, joining, union ;
combination^ association, meeting,
conflux ; fitting; a fortunate mo-
ment, opportunity, occasion ; pen-
ance, devotion, religioad medltfttiOD,

apiritual worship of God, or union
with the Supreme Being by means
abstract contemplation : certain divi-
sions of a great circle, measured
upon the ecliptic ; propriety, fitness.
adj. Possible, capable, fit. Zog-mayt^
*./. A deceplife power whidi Jogis
are supposed to possess.

^jt^rmf^v 8. m. A sort of fish {Stlurm
dscita ).

^^Y 9.m. A cloth drawn round the
lower extremities of the ascetic as
he squats to perform religious ab-
straction.

^^[^ i. m. A menstruum or medium
for mixing medicines. #./. Alkali;
quicksilver.

^1%^ s.f. Practising religious ab-
straction.

^tTT^n s* m, A religious posture, the
position in which the devotee sits or
performs the religious exercise called
Jog.

^firF*n?T *./. Light sleep, wakefulness.

4tA4t ;./. A female fiend or sprite.

ift^ I. m. A devotee, an ascetic in
general ; a magician, conjurer.

^^K «. w. ^A principal sage or as-
cetic ; a magician ; a deity; the object
of devout contemplation.

^n( adj. Clever, accomplished, skiflTul ;
powerful, able ; fit, proper, suitable.

^ftnrm s.f. Fitness, suitableness, pro-
priety, capability, ability.

^■^nr «• »w. God, the Supreme Being,
the soul of the world ; a measure of
distance equal to four kros or koSy
will be exactly nine miles ; other
computations make the Jojan but
about ^^e mile ; or even no more
than four miles and a half ; joining
onioU; junction.

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batant.
;ftnif 8. m. Pighang, wtnrittg, batfcl*.
otifT^rw s. m. Keroiam, btaveiyy prowMS.
ibft 8, m. A wamor.
3itf«r*./, Theritlfft.
i|tf»wrT^ t./. The npper part of tbfe

TTilva. or the union of the labicer.
'•PlHsf 8. nu The clftora.
4Nnif #. m. An affection of the ynlra^

Menorrhagia, or prolapsus nterf.
'ftfWH i,/. A woman in generaT.
^ (nia. Thas, in thfs manner.
ift^tW ? f . m. A nirntial gift, presents
4hr* 5 made to a bride at her mar^-

rii^e bj her father or friends ; some

consider it also implying a gift to the

bridtgrooto.

ifW 8. m. } adj. Relating to the
'iW *• f. f womb or place of origin,

vteiine ; connected by female alii*

ance, marriage* &o.
i?tw*r f. m. Tenth, manhood.
4^f9Rt$ r. m^ Pride of Tontb, rasBnesa^

conceit.
'ft'wWT 8. /. The period of youth,

adolescence.

^ The tweAty-fteyentb consonant of tike

Nagari alphabet, correapondmg to

the letter r.
XT 8,f, A chnming staff, bran.
<iir 8, m« A poor man.
<tz 8. w, A wheel for drawing water

with.
<«#./. A ray, a son-beam.
^w •($. Bed, pf a led colovir« i, m.

Blood. Bakt'Chaninn, «♦ m led

tani^Z-wood, red sandert, oraaptt^

wooJ.
vnn^T 8. m, A kind" of l^toay in frtuch

the part affected is red. . . ,
XM8pf t, m. A dfaease, a bard lamp in

the abdomenr of the female aSter

conception, perhapa sctrrhns efth«-

ovarium ; a' clot of bloodl
^VTW 8, m. Red lead.
X9mi8./, Redneaa.
'miVTg' 8. m. Red chalk or xaf orpS*-

meni ;• copper.
\wm 8. /. A leech.
vmtlff 8. m. SjpilUng^ of blood,
^^f^l 8, in. Plethora, apontaneonv'

hnmorrhagea from the mouth noae,

rectum and cuticle, aceompanied'

withferer and head-acEo; vomiling^^

purging, &a
tivRr^ #•/• A painful and itoGy tfupt

on supposed to ariae from excesa or

blood and bile ; a plant naed for

the cure of the disease;
Kirsff od;. Bloody, fidl or consistjap

of blood.

nNWw*«4/* R^-ey«d.

mww adj. Red, of a red colour.

MWitw a4f. Bloodless, oold«bIooded,

KMJ^nadj^ Dressed in red.

vm^KT #. m. Anj vagrant devotee*
wearing red garments.

\mm 8. w. A sort of yam, ( J)io8eor^
purp(^8a ).

'C^fff 8. n%, A keeper. .

XWipf>n t>. a. To place; to keep- to-
have ; to give in oharge.

rm^ t?, a. To put dbwn, toplaioe ,-to-
kBep, toput by.

WW a. m. Keeping, charge, protecfcfen;

W[J V. <r. Te keeis put, plaee, have,,
hold, pos$es«, preeervai reaerve, save,

, JW; wi^ ttttie^ apply, amribe, ,ii|i-

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' Tpxxte^ tBttem, coiraider, &«t«, own,

•top.
I<i^l V. a, To take ta ohtrgo^ to
take mto keeping or service, to

Nitwit #./• The price p«icl for keeping,

fV^TfT V. tf. To cause te keep, place,

^. Rakkwa -Ima^ Te take in charge.

.^^^^^ f i.m. A keeper, ehepherdi
^j^l^^^ i cow-herd, goatherd.

tw^nft f./« Kee|nagy guarding, cuato*
dy, graaing oatUe.

twmr 1^. «. To giro im charge, te cauee
to keep, pnt, place. Jiahh Una^ To
take in charge.

^f^jB.f. ProtecHen, keeping.

^ #./. A tribute paid to a Btki chief
for protection, t. m. A protector,
guardian, t^dj. used $ub. Grass which
lias been preserved for cattle, lout
ilown and dried, haj.

ftilT *. m. Keeper, protector.

^Wf #./. AttritioB, friction, rubbing,
abrasion.

Vf^fnx «. #. To rub, scour, grate, frety
abrade, excoriate.

Kitjr 8, m. Quarrelling ; rubbing, po-
lishing- a coDjriom.

^^MTff T «. m. Quarrel, debate, dis-
cussion.

^m «• 0. To be attached to, to be iu
loye with«

^ir^ «./. Pursuit, chase.

^%^WT i». a. To pursue, chase, hunt.

^I 9. M. A sorereign of OtM^e, the great
grandfather of Bamchandrai the
family or descendants of Ragku.

^l4i| <•, 19. The race or Canuly of
B^gAtfl henoealso the uame of a
poen^ by K4Uda9^ which treaUof
the aaceotora ^tSam, inrnDaUt^ to

that prince, and his descendants to
Agnivern.

vw adj, I^iggaxdly, araricious, a miser,
s. m. A poor num.

TW 9. m. Paint, colour, tint, dye, hue,
dancing, acting, signing, amusement,
merriment, pleasure ,* suit {ca cards).
Rang urjana, To change colour, to
be afraid. Bang utama, To become
pale ; to be grieved. Rang kama^
To. enjoy, to lead a life of pleasure.
Bang charhTM, To be elated with
liqnor. Rang deJchna, To look at or
examine the state, condition, resnlt,
ooncusion or consequence of any
tiling. Rang-bhang, Spoiling of sport.
Rang-maJiall^ An apartment for fes*
tive or voluptuous enjoyment tiang
mama^ To win (in gaming : an m-
presticn taken from ike gamg qf ch<m^
par), l^ang roXiyin, «./. f1. Merri-
ment, pleasure, mirth, pleasant socio*
ty of a lover. IXang ratna. To be
affected or imbued (toith love) to be*
come attached to any one. Rftng mp,
e. 971. Colour, form, appearance.

Bang lagdna. To colour ; Tq excite a
quarrel.

XT9I *./. Colour.

K§m ». a. To colour, to die.

^^^[f^ 3. m. The day of full moon in
the nM>uth Aswin { SepUmher-OctO'
ber ), on the night of which Lakekmi
descended, promising wealth to all
who were awake ; the night is spent
in playing ancient chess, in naeheSf

%fF^ $• /. A field of battle ; a stagey
a theatre^ a place where dancing itf

W^W#. fii« Del^ht, melody, pleasure.
Kl^ «./« The price paid for eolourittg

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x^hn «. m. A djw.

^WWmr t. /l A hall for public exhlbi-
tionSy as n(tche$, pUys^ &o.y a ball-
room, a theatre.

Wrt *. /. The price paid for dyeing ; a
certain space of time daring which a
cloth is dyed,

nyfjnr t>. a. To colonr.

WT^ «./. Colour, colouring.

mi\ adj. Impassioned, having propen-
sity or passion, a.m. A dyen*./.
Chintz, the colour of which will not
stand washing • a kind of cloth pecu-
liar to Khyrabad.

nPNrr ^ m. A rake. adj. Gaudy, fine,
showy, airy, buxom.

^WW 9. m« A maker, a composer.

K^nj t>. n. To be made, to be created ;
to be prepared ; to be set to work, to
be employed, to be about (a busingss) ;
to stain, to colour ; to loye, to like ;
to keep time in music ; to penetrate ;
compose, perform. 8. /. Forming,
composing, creating, making, inven-
tion ; created thing, work, workman-
ship.

KYriT V. a. To set to work, to set a
going ; to make, to do ; to make
merry ; to stain the hands, feet, &c.,
with menhdif &c. ; to celebrate.

jf^n adj. Made, manufactured; written,
composed.

KW *. III. A protector, keeper, guard,
watchman, redeemer.

KWT «./. Protection, guarding, keep-
ing, preservation, defence, patronage,
safety.

^ f. m. Dust ; the pollen of flowers ;
the menstrual excretion ; the secon-
dary property of humanity, the qua-
lity of passion, which produces sen-
sual desire, wordly coretiiig, pride

and falsehood, and is tlie cause of
pain.

Kinv «./. A washerman.

^Cw4t a./. A washerman's wife or a
washerwoman.

^^rBHWl n.n. To be satisfied.

^npf «. w». Silver.

K^^9.f, Night.

^^"ft^sc *. w. The moon.

^ij^if^ #. m. The tuberose { PoUanlh4i
tuberosa),

K^WK. «. m. A rakihoi^ a ghost, go-
blin ; a thief ; a watchman.

iir^^M a. m. Evening, begining of the
night.

f.^flfl^f *. / A flower ( Nyetanthes
arbor tristU ), which blossoms at
night and diffuse .a powerful scent
after sun-set.

K^iriT^T 8. m. A kingdom, a country
under the control of a raja,

t^r^ 8, m. The second condition of hu-
manity, the quality or property of
passion* that which produces sen-
sual desire, wordly coveting, pride
and falsehood, and is the cause oC
pain ; dust ; the dust or pollen of a
flower; the menstrual evacuation.

^C^ra^ «./. A woman during menstrua-
tion.

^em adj. Affected, moved, attracted,
or excited by.

tsit?^ 8. m. Cue of the three characters
or dispositions assigned by the ffin-
du8 Siitwsh^ goodness, beneVolence ;
B.ajahf Passion or love of sensual
enjoyment or of pleasure ; Tamah^
Darkness, ignorance, delusion, promp-
titude to the vindictive passions.
These are all exhibited in the Hindu
Triad; in Brokmu^ rajah prevnils,
in VUhnu, satwah; and in Shiv^
tamah.

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tiftiN 8, m. Suppression of menstma-
tion.

%m s.m. A rope, a cord, a tie, a string.

X^m aiy. What excites or affects;
what colours, &c. «. m. A coloorist,
a pnjnter, a dyer >• a slimalug, an in-
citer of affection, &c, ; biliary humour
on which vision depends. $,/, Pnm-
ing powder. Ranjak urna, To flash
in the pan ( priming ). R tnjak urdna,
V. a. To burn priming, to flash in
the pan. U($njak dun, s. m. Priming
pan or Are pan. 'Ranjak pilant^ t, a.
To prime.

^^n s, m. Coloilrinff, dyein^j^, painting,
&c. ; afllbcting the heart, exciting
passion, &o, ; red sandal or sapan
wood.

tftra adj. Mo?ed or affected,

Ki $, /. Repetition, iteration.

X^j 19. a. To repeat^ iterate, order or
demand repeatedly.

i[W 8. m. War, battle.

^^«Ti?t adj. Desirous of war, wishing
to fight.

XM^fJ 8. m. Lines of entrenchment.

X^^n 8. m. A wilderness.

^^nii|| «. m. A trophy, a pillar.

V^TW^ 8* m. A field of battle.

^^«ti9f¥ s, m. Prowess.

^fl 8. m* A tree ( Pahna christi ; Rtc^>
nu8 i>ulgar%8).

x:^n s. m. A barren tree.

^^^wrr *• m. Widow^s dress, widow^s
weeds. f a widow.

^VT 8. J, A plant ( SoZtftJitd cuculUta) ;

^^\ 8.m. Widowhood.

Xfnm 8. /. A widow ,• a woman*

s.f. A woman ( in a bad 88n8$ )
'Bandi'lxiXj A whoremonger* 'Randi*
fr«u4 ^-Z* ^i^oring, fomificatiou.

^^^ «. fn, A widower.

XMddi. Occupied or engaged by» ac*
tively intent on, *./. Coition, copu-
lation.

T7f%«r *. m. Venery, coition.

K»«r'n «• m. Watching all night on reli-
gious occasions ( a female ceremony },
vigil.

KtfH 8. m* A jewel, gem, a precious
stone ; the pupil of the eye. Hatan^
Set with jewels. 'Ratan^singhaiun^
«• m. A throne adorned with pre-
cious stones.

vit^vix 8. m. Red colour.

^wfifV 8. wf. A wagtail.

^?f "'Rt *. m. A kind of rice.

^ifflft «./. An attack in the night;
a concubine who oomes at night.

^mm V, n. To rut> to be lewd.

KUnrft #./• A whore, a harlot

iTTTf^ift 8./. A libidinous woman, i
wanton, harlot,

tWT^ adj. m. Libidinous, lascirious.

X^i^ 8. m. A yam ( Dioecorea ).

xf^ 8. /• Passion, desire; coitioil^
copulation,

^fHfiinYT 8. m. Copulation.

^fil€liro^/. A plant ( 2Vt>«»aZa corfif-
culaU ), perhaps considered as an
aphrodisiac.

tilt It. fn^p. The Venus of the TUnduB,
8.f. A weight equal to eight barley-
corns; fortune* 'Rati chamakni, To
begin to prosper, to fiourisb.

X^m ) ddj. Fortunate, prosperolis,
T?ft^^ J flourishing,

tlrnrr s. m. Blindness at night, nyctal-
^ opia.

tnrf^Qi adj. Blind at night.

^5./. A weight equal to eight barl^
corns ; fortune RaUi chamakrii^ Tq
begin to prosper, to fionrlsli.

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\^ I. 99. A jewely a gem, a precious
stone; any thing the best of its
kind, or'fignratiTely; the jewel of the
species.

xm^^ i. w. Coral.

tinflir 8./. A pioat ; a medicine, -said
to be good for the eye^.

Cliffrtt «./. Kame of a flower.

X^fHM adj. Gemmed, full or made x>f

fUn^ t. /. A neoklace dC precious
stones ; a book in astroaomj ; a
flower.

xnvi ad;. Having gems.

*in *. m. Coral.

^vr^Hi^'r 1. vt. A throne adorned with
precious stones.

K«l^^^. m. The ocean; a jewel mine.

\WX^9.fy A neoklace of gems.

X^ B. m, k. car, a war chariot; a
carriage in general, any yebiclc or
mode of conveyance j a four-wheeled
carriage {ndl used for bag[gage}yt
coach, chariot.

tv^JK «• m. A maker of cars, coach-
maken

^ifinilT #./• A festival at which Uie
tijhariots go in procession : in Bmgal
an Ort$$a it is applied to the proces-
sion of the car of Krishnaf as Jaggan*
nathf on the second of the Ught fort-
Tiight of Ashdrb-

tv^«l«. m. A coachman, charioteer.

V^rtt f. /. Coachmanship.

fiimr 9. fn. A wheel ; tiie ruddy goose
{AnoB caiarca).

nft i. m. The owner of or rider in a car.

}

i, m, A tooth.

>f^ 9. m. A lip.
T|^ #. m. A layer of a wall, tiie work
cf aday.

^ $. m. Bejccted things, especially

waste paper.
KH 8. 971. Battle, war, combat, Han^t-

hhumif 8./. Field of battle,
^wn I. m. A wilderness.
TW^W 8. wi. Tire seraglio of a rdja^ the

female apartments.
^T «. m, A hole ; a loop*hole, an em-

brasiire» an nir ho^.
Xntj V, n, Te be boiled (victuali),
X^ s. m. A. hole, a fissure, a cavity, «

chasm ; a fault, a defect.
^tr^ 8./. Fatigue, hard labour ; slipper*

nesR ; chase.
^m^ 9. n. To slip, slide,
f ^<tn«!T t;. n. To gallop liard.
XVf 8. f. Fatigue, fruitless labour^

trudging.
KlfWT f. n. To fatigne one's self, to

run about fruitlessly.
^lY^ adj. Fatigued.
^IWRT «. n. To fatigne, to^ cause to

run about uselessly.
xwii 8.f. Tliick milk.
xfk 8. m. The sun. Rabi-bar, e. m. sun-
day.
^[W%^T 8. m. A common appellation of a

slave.
^f W 8, m. Sporting, playing ; dalltancc^

amorpus sport; coition, copulation.
x^ 8./. An agreeable woman, a wife.
K«nJNr adj. Pleasant.
X^^^ adj. Beautiful, pleasing.
K«rw)9irr<«/ Agreeableness, pleasant-
ness.
^«r9 8. m. Sport, pleasure, wanton

sport or dalliance,
^vfn €klj. Playing, sporting,
XMf^ 8. m. pi. Populace the Tnlgsr

( or tagj rug, and bobtail ).
^«fTi9.n. To turn ; to roam, go^ arange^

wander* 8. m. A paek or cttaae (ySw*

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' ^me). V. a. To- enjoy, to have con-
nexion with.
^cmm\ i>. <». To entice, to* beguile 3 to

take possession of.
%M\ s. f. A planiain; a harlot ; a whore-

delight.
K^W *• m. One of the^ minor c^urfp^ or

divisions of the world, lying to the
north of Ila%triL
^^HT V, », To be mixed.
Wnrr «. a. To mix. [ <&c.

W «. m* Sonnd in general, cry, noise,
vmx 9, m, A servant who attends at

the gate of the woman's apartments

to pnrcliase artrdes that are required.
WT 8. nu G old or silver filings ; a grain

or particle of sand, das^ gmi powder,

K^\^ 8. m. A kind of beam ( DoUehos

^fm g. m. The ami. [crystal.

' ^PiWTW *. m. The snn-stone, a sort of

\wf^Vf(^9m 8, m. The disk of the snn .

^Pnnil 8. w. The snn'a path.

^iRr 8 f. The tongne; a woman's
girdle or zone.

^fiw 8. m. A ray of light.

'^^ *. m. Jnice, hnmonr^ essence;
ffavour, taste, as sweet, salt, pnngent,
bitter, sonf, and astring^t ; taste,
sentiment, or emotion^ as an ohfect
of poetry compotitTon; eight senti-
ments are usually ennmerated, Sin-
goer or love, B.asf/ah or mirth, Kamna
or tenderness, Rondra or anger. Fir
or heroism,, Bhyitn($ky or terror, Fj-
hhat8<3^ or disgnst, Jtdbhut or surprise,
Santy tranquillity or content, or Vat-
Bnlya^ paternal ten dements, is some-
times considered as the ninth ; affec-
tion of the mind, passion ; exndation,
• a flaid, a h'quid ; semen virile • relish,
enjoyment ; quicksilver, mercury.

^€t|^ $, m, A white sublimate or a
muriate of m ercuiy, mad^ in close
veesels with sulpaur, mercury, ana
common salt ,• the crystals formed in
the first operation are sublimed a
second time, which seem to be the
only essential difference between
tilts and ther prepar^ions called

^^^(tdj. Uiscriminatiag or acquainted
with tastes, sentiments, Ao. s. m. A
poet, a writer, who understands- the
different R^ftj^ or sentiments to be
described, an alchymist, one who has
obtained a command over the magi-
cal properties of mereury ,* a physi-
cian, a medical preparer and admi-
nisterer of mercurial and chemical
compounds.

TWiWf B. /. Poetical skill or taste-;
knowledge of flavour; alehymy^

^J } ^./. The tongue.

^Y(\^8.m. QnicksiFver.

^'ifinffw «./. Loss of taste, flavour, &c.

^^3^ *. m. A preparation of mercury^
a kind of munate formed by sublim-
ing in close vessel, a mixture of sul-*
phur, mercury, and common satt.

filrtWl 8. m. CI ax or oxide of mercury.

^^IRT <i(ff. or fori. Wet with perfumed
essences or perapiration,

^y^^nT «. w. To wet with perfumed
essences or perspiration.

<wr^. fh, A rope.

X^^'m 8. w. Quicksilver.

^frtl" 8. /. String, cord.

^:MP[ 8. f. A kind of collyrium, extract-
ed from trie root of the Afwmnm
antftorrhtza,

miy^-adj. Exciting qiynels.

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K^^X\ (»df. Well-flavonred ; tasteful,
applied to a compofliiion, ^c.

K^ft'^f ». m. A sort of factitious cin-
naWy made with zino, mercury, blue
vitriol, and nitre fused together ; the
compound is used as an escharotic.

WTHf I. w. A sort of eollyrium, pre-
pared either with the clax of brass^
or with the Amomum antHorrhiza,

^T?ni 8. m. Fatal ; the seven infernal
regions under the earth, and the
residence of Nagea, Asuri, Dyts, and
other monstrous and demoniacal
beings : this is not to be confounded
with Faraik or Tartarus, the proper
hell er abode of guiltj mortals after
death ; the lowest of the seven divi-
sions of Patah

K^m\ V. 0. To solder.

^^nprl m. Alchymj, ehemistrj ; the
employment of mercury in medi-
cine ', a medicine composed of mer-
cury and other metals ; slowness,
mildness. Rd^a^ont, 8. m. A chemist.

f^TVI. m. The sugar-cane; the mango

tree ( Mangifera Indiea ).
WT^iri 8, /. A tubular vessel of the

body, a nerve, a tendon, <&c.
K^n^^ m. A kind of dish ( rice and the

juice of sugar- cane boiled together),

\Th^ aij. Flavoured, having taste or

flavour; tasteful, as a composition.

&c. ; sentimental, f. m. A libertine.

adj. Witty,
^f^^ri: 8. f. Cnnningness, shrewdness,

amorousness,
^r^^r 8, m. A rake, one who enjoys life,

a voluptuary.
'cf^m'tT tf. n. To be moist, to be juicy ;

to commence ripening, to ooze,
K€t (tdj, Hftmorous ; impassioned.

vi\m adj, Jaicy, luscious ; voluptuouSy
rakish.

K^ 8. m. Garlick.

V^aJix>. Softly.

^C%^ 8. m. Quicksilver; the phik>-
sopher's stone the touch ^ which
turns iron to gold.

^€^WT *. r». A cook.

X^s^f. Victuals; eookroom, kitchen.

^^ 8./. A kind of colly rium, extract-
ed from the root of the iim^miHii
alt tJiotrhiza.

w^ adj. Juicy. «. m. blood.

KWT 8. m. Rope, cable.

^'rft «. /. String, cord, rope.

^M^m 1 8.m. A small cannon, s
^^^V^T ) swivel, field- piece, a catt.
T^^^T 8. w. Flattery, agreeable eon-

versation.
T^^rPTT V. n. To wait, stay, delay,

desist, give up.

Ky$z le.m. A wheel, for drawing
^TTqrttT J water with.

KT7T 8. m. A spinning-wheel.

KfW 8. m. A cart.

V9^ 8. m. Staying, remaining.

KVf adv, ( In the ) remaining ; in the

presence, during, notwithstanding.
K%n8»f* Manner, method.
KZm ^' ». To stay, stop, remain, be,

exist, last, stand, continne, lie, live,

inhabit, dwell, reside^ escape. Rahi-

ne^wdla, Inhabitant.
X^mK 8. n. A robber, high way man.
\f9T 8. m. A kind of pulse, chdna

( Cicer anelinum ).
K^Xi 8. m. A slave ( not pureh^tsej ),
Wlk 8,f. House-rent.
x%^^[ 8, n. An inhabitant, dweller.
V%^ adi9. Solitary, private, in prirate,

secretly, privily, s. w. Wnggerr,

merrimeut ^ traoopUug^ treading jui-

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der foot ; solitariness, privacy ;

co-pulalion.
V^nm V. n. To be pleased, to rejoice.
V^ adj> Private, secret, s. m. A

secret, n mystery, any thing liidden,

recondite or mysterions.

vt^W 9. f^ J Stay. halt, dolay, abode,
rr»T B. m. J residence, ontinnance.

Khn adj. Free from, devoid of des-
titute, void of.

^^mr * m. A guardian, a protector.

K9^ s. m. Preserving, protecting, de-
fending, [tecting.

^c^T adj. Preserving, guarding, pro-

f^r^ 9. m. An evil spirit.

nrr *./. Proteetion, guarding, kee|Mng
preservation, defence, patronagey
safety.

^n adj. Preserved, protected, de-
fended ; kept, detained.

X^ 8. m. Preserving, guarding, defence,
protection*

^C^»Tnr adj. Preserved.

^]i: s.f. A kind of mustard seed with
small grains ( Sinapis ram^sa ). R<4tL
kffif Broken to small pieces or atoms.

^lir^T 8. m. Chaff of wheat, bran; a
species of mustard with large seeds.

Ki^ 8. m. A Hindu tiUe, prince, chief.
B.4eh'rayah, 9. m. A HinAk title,
(Ut:) the chief of pnnces ; the Dewan
of the Khalisa, or chief treasurer.
^PMT 8. m. Pumpkins, <&o. pickled in
sour milk.

^iq^ *. 171. A kind of spear.

Vl^^ 8, TO. A flower so called,

,5;^ } Pester, tin.

^fmro 8. m, A toyman.

ftt^TT J *. m. Sweetheart ; Leander,
Tl^^rm > the lover of Hero (wkoU

^ #•/. A widow ; a woman. Rand ka
sand. Son of a widow, a spoilt child.

^i^ adj. Barren. ( The mango fish
without ro88 (ti^e so called; and th$
word 18 particularly applied to un-
productive trees stwh as the male patn^

^^^ *. m. Widowhood.

^^s./. Parsley.

^ffU^^*. w. Neighbourhood.

K\yfmv.a. To cook, to dress food.

^W s, f. An iron instrument for scrap-
ing leather, scraper for leather.

^•TT I., «. To low, bellow, cry out.

^n^9 i. m. A demon, an evil spirit.

tWT *-/. Full moon, or the day of full
moon.

^^^s.f. Ashes.

^^mnr u. a. To keep, to put,

^T* s.f. An amulet, or string which
Hindus tie round their arms on «
certain festival, held in the full meon
of rSrdwan, or Sawan, in honow of
Krishna.

THr 8. m. A mode in music (there hsing
sue in number \ music, aong, tone;
the modes are, Bhyrav, Mala^'
Sarang^ Eindol, Vasant. Dipah, and
M^5*; anger, passion; love. ^R^g
chhana, 19. n. To be in concert. Sa^
^^f s.f. A treatise on music (h^
ing nothing mors th<m a eoOeefion of
pictures, exhibiting the tradiU^nai
histfrry of the primary and subrndimtf^
modes and the subjects appropriated
to each). Rag rang, s. m. Music. Rag^
sagdr, s. «i. A song composed of
many R^b or musical modes.

^W^ 8. m. A tree yielding an astrin-
gent resin or extract, the woofi of
which is used in dying ( mmg^
catechu).

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X^mn V. a. To begin to sing.

TifMft 8. /. A mode in music { there

being thirty of the R tginis in nwnier).
\m\'adj. Passionate, impassionate. «.

m. A singer ; a libertine, a lover,
^i^nr «. m. A sort of fish.
Km^ V. n. To be affected or imbued

(with love )f to bo strongly attached.
KTV 8. m. Apparatus. .
Km 8. *». Government, sovereignty,

royalty, reign, kingdom, (Incomp.)

Prince, king,
^m 8. m. A mason, a bricklayer.
^3r<^i./. A piincess.
xcm^ 8. m. Tax or toll imposed by
: thekinj. \verwl).

^ vT^nitu «, m. A frftffrant grass ( Cy
KCmrnrk 8.m. Royal duties, state, affairs.
KXm^i^^^' Royal, kingly,
finniTf^ «. w. A king's SOB, a prince.
^Cnir99 #, TO. A loyal race, a prince, a

king.
Vf^fiTT^ 8. f. King's cushion or throne
^jm%\ 8, TO. The king's spiritual pre-
' ceptor. (fish.

xmi(M 8. TO. A sort of flat fresh-water
f:mfNiir *. »». The royal mark on the

forehead^ coronation.
'CwNr^ t. TO. Majesty, kinglv, dignity.
minm 8, m. Sovereignty, royalty.
^TBT^iV 8. TO. Punishment ordered by

the king ; a baton, a sceptre.
<lHfS*i 8. m. A levee, nn audience.
vTirfT^ «• "* '^^^ S*^ ^^ ^^^ palace.
^T^*^ 8. TO. Oppression, tyranny ;

rebellion,
ti^rijhft 8. TO. A rebel, a traitor.
vmnn 8. TO. Royal revenue or right

to property. [*•<»)•

>CTVW< 8. TO. The prime minister of a
xm^ 8. m. Royal dufyi the doty

of the military tribe.

^nnrrift #./. A royal city, a capkaf,
a metropolis.

^ MCT #. TO. Regal state oc function^
government.

K\ A8n «. n. To shine, to be adcvrned.

^ Tliftfif 8. /. ' Regal polity, civil and"
military government ; the art of
government, the dnties of a princo
both in peace aad war.

tmaftw #. w. The emerald.

XJ^Vif 8, TO. A genr, said to be an itife^
rior kind .of diamond brouv^lit from
Virat De8y a country in the north-
west of India ; ar tiara or royal filleU
«./. King's cushion, throne.

Ktmm 8. TO. A Utndtfjtitle, prince.

xnnitzf. A queen.

trw^ 8. TO. A KehMn or rxxhjx of a-
military tribe.

icm^ «. m. A descendant of r^a\ the
name of a tribe.

^CTW^ivt 8. /. Courage, prowess in war.

trvwift^.TO. Descendant of am/a^ a
'Rdjfut tribe.

tiwr^ ) «. TO. A roval residence^ ft

t^nn^ J palace.

XXWif^we, in. Victuals plaoed before

idols at noon. fdence»

Kt^mPiJt ». TO. A palace, a royal rear-
.tTinVTW^- yn. A royal road, one passable

for horses and elephants, and forty

cubits broad,
^nr^wr L to. An enemy,' a rebel, one

making war against a prince.
tT^'ir adj. Proper or suitable for a

sovereign, princely, royal,
trurtnv «. to. An emperor, an universal

monarch, or king of Kin^.
>CTsr^Ts*TO. A. mortal disease; aeon*

sumption, ^ . , . ,

^nw^i^rw 8. TO. RoyM iAsignia.; any

ftfttval ttftrk iadmting; royalty.

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VM^M ^* ^* ^ Yoy^^ letter or order.
Tr^4t »• m. The descendant of a raja ;

a tribe of Eajput$, [cent.

K\^m ac^. Of royal parentage oi* des-
Xm^ <*dj. Bojal, kingly.
^^Wnn #. m. The country of raja$.
^ilflt^ ^j. Springing from a royal

race,
^rw^^ni^ *. '». A royal edict.
KTir^ adj. Relating to^ or derived, <&o.

from the quality of passion.
tm«^T «./. Majesty, royal dignity.
Wf fWI 9. /. A royal assembly or

court.
^IW^^ «• m. A large kind of snake

{Boa% the king of snakes.
^lif^V 9. w. A sacrifice performed only

by a universal monarch, attended

by his tributary princes.
TT^d^im 9. m. A courtier, a royal

attendant. [ duty, tax.

^cnwi *•»». Roy A revenue, impost,
^r5rr'€ «. w. A white goose with red

legs and bill, or mote properly per-
' haps the flamingo*
Kl«nn^2i *. w. A sort of large fish

( Cyprtnus niloticvs ).
tl'm s.m. A king, a prince.
^ITTUT «. /• A royal edict or command.
Klirrf^l'T «. m, A paramount sover-
eign,
^srr^ «.w. A gem, described as an

inferior sort of dismond, brought

from the country Virat,
Ktmr^ 9./. A line of kings, a royal

dynasty or genealogy.
KT* #./ A row, a line.
XT*l s, m^ A large fish ( Cyprmws

m'^otioM }.
K^^ $.m. An emperor.
^i|f «. m. A BOTereigni prince, a

lord, a gotemor*

^!^ #. m. A govermont, a countryTa
principality, a kingdom ; administra-
tion or exercise of sovereignty or
government.

^pii^^Tf 8,m. A prince who has lost
hit government.

^l^^ft s.f. Deposal, loss of sover-
eignty, [eigntyt

tl^Vinr *. «. Subversion of a sover-

Tl^fiW 9, m. Deposal or loss of a
kingdom.

^i^ifW 9, m, A deposed sovereign.

^fK^ *\/. Protection or defence of a
kingdom.

^T^iPl«:^ *. m. Government of a king-
dom ; right or title to a sovereignty*

Xl^ 9. m. A country or district, part
of a Bengal west of the Uughly
river.

KT^ 9. m. A Wndu title of a prince^
or raja.

fn^ *./. A Hmitft queen or princess.

<Hr 9./. Night Adki rat. Midnight.
Rat thori our sang bahut, la applied
to express a hurry of business with
little time to perform it in ; also
great expense with a small income.
Raton-ratf In the middle of the
night.

^HWf «. a. To dye ( tnth colour ), to
stain, tf. n. To be strongly attached
or in love ( Hi. stained with the die
of love ).

Kl^iadj, Red, died, coloured.

^ii^frilT «. m. Nyctalopia, ni^ht blind*
ness.

trfilW^ adj. Going or moving at night.
s, m, A goblin, a fiend, a ghost or
evil spirit ; a thief, a robber ; a
guard patrole.

i t.J. Night.

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tV^^.J. Pas, matter.

^TWdRft i. m. A kind of silk clot)i
made at Radha nagar.

Kl^j 8. m. A Hindu title of a prince or
raja.

XJ^ #./. A VUndu queen or princess.

K\m 9.f. Sirap.

KV^ 8. /• A kind of food like pap.

i^nf n. prop. A name common to ^ree
incarnations of Vi8hnu, or Far8ur($my
the son of the Muni Jamadagni,
bom at the commencement of the
second or Tret<$ Jug, for the purpose
of pnnishing the tjranical kings of
the K8haUri race ; K^mchandrOf the
son of Da8ar0thf king of Oudi, bom
ct the close of the second age, ( or
1600 yectri B. 0. ) to destroy the
demons who infested the earth, and
especially IUtf(»it, the Ditya sovereign
of Ceiflon ; and Balram, the elder
halfb-rother of Krishn, the son of
Hohiniy bom at the end of the Dwa-
par or third -age. Ram hahini,8^f.
The Ramadan • a long story. Ram
duhaif 8. /. An asseyeration, by Rom,
by God. Ram-hhijUiy 8.f. Galling out
for redres, complaint. Ram 1 Ram j A
Hindu form of salutation.

ifd ) 8 J.

%^ > fei

iNft J tl

One of the Ragini8 or
female personifications of
the musical mode«.

^f^rf^ f. 191. The name of a mountain,
▼arioasly applied, bat especially as-
signed to a mountain called Kamta
or Chitrkut in Bandelkhand, and to
another near 'N(9gpur called now
Ramtek.

^PTipft 8,f. A B.indu dancing-girl a
prostitute,

^•ni^ «./. A vegetabloi Oehra (Ht^tlf-
cu8 e8culentu8 ),

^Cmipiift *. /. A plant ( Ocymum gvt^'
8imam).

^PT^ tf. m. A kind of gwK>^ *

^OTWf f./. Kind of relion Earth used
for caste marks.

xmxM 8. w. Salt. [reed.

KT^mK 8. m. A sort of wood ; a kind of

^HTTir^'t 8, m. A class of Hindu medi-
cants, followers of Ramanand,

\mv^ 8. TO. The first epic poem of the
Hmitt^, recording the adventures of
R(tm, the son of Tyairath, soverei^
of Oude, written by the poet Viir
miki ; a name of seyeral poems on the
life and adventures of Ram.

tnn^ 8. TO. System of "Hindu medicants.

Km 8. m. A Hindu title, prmcc^ chief.
Raeh-rdyan, 8. m. X TUndn title, (ZiQ
The chief princes ; the "Diwan of the
Khali8a^ or chief traasnrej.

K(n\ 8. m. Pumpkins, &c pickled in
sour milk.

KT^V/. TO. A kind of spear.

Kl^i^ 8,f» A flower so called*

M<l«lf^^l f «. TO, A kind of rice ( tn

Kim ft J the ku8k. )•

^ J »•/. Wrangling, quarrel, fray.

^1^ I ^dj. Quarrelsome, contentioat.

TTer 8. m. Resin, the resinous or Iragraiit
exudation of the Shorea rohastaf
rosin, pitch ; saliva.

Km s.m. A prince.

TTWWT^ 8, TO. Gaiety, amusement* dalli-
ance, merriment, mirth; affectioBi
endearment.

Kmi\ 8,f. A kind of tent.

KtVQ 8, TO. The sovereign of Lanka or
Ceylon^ said to have been killed by
Ramchandr.

vm 8. TO. A hero : a JWeopor (cfa par-
ticular ca8te ).

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SS i ^"^ Bnyjpran. Yours.

nxfk s. m. A h«apy « qaaatltj ; « Bign of
the z^ac ; a part and its divkor, or
anmerat^r «ad deaomiaator.

^ifia^rnr *, w. The «odiac«

-crfilTW «. wi. A fraction,

^Clfi|ift«l «. m. Passage of a plaaat
throvgli a sign of the zodiac.

^ril%KW «. «. HeajHng, piling, gather-
ing.

XiTwm «<&'• Heaped, piled, gathered,

Tr^ f. IN. An inhabited conatry or
realm, a region.

^frwT #. /• A prickly sort of night-
shade ( Solanumjacquini \,

Km $. m. Reins of a bridle ; nsniy ;
adoption. Ras-an >, To be agreeable.
Rot lena 9. «, To adopt a son.

ti^ «, m. A festival among the cow-
herds, including songs and dances,
especially the circa] ar dance as per-
formed by Krishna and the Oopis or
cowherdesses ; a heap \ a sign of the
zodiac.

<ra^nt 9. m. The zodiac.

^€wrft f. w. A dandngboy, who imi-
tates the R(i« of Krishna^

nn^imi s. /• A festival in honnr of
Kriihna on the fall moon of Katie.
* Knit adj. Of middling breed ( » horse );
indifferent, so so.

Xtm^ s. /• A plant {Mimosa octandr<i) ,*
another plant ( the serpent Ophioxy-
loH ? ) ; u sort of perfome.

Xrv^T «. a. To ronghen a millstone (hy
dig*jing Uitle pits in iti surjhfxe with a
nm^H pickaxe )•

tff s. m. Typhon or the dragon that is
supposed to devour the sun or moon
during aa eclipse \ the ascending
node.

tTfWrv t. m. Immersion of a planet Ji)

an eclipse.
^nrffiT s. m. An eclipse of the sun ot

moon.
<TWW mdj. Infernal^ demoniacal. «. m.

An evil spiris, a demon, a vampirs, a

fiend, but who appears to be vartoua

descriptions and is either a powerful

Titan or oiemy of the gods in a

superhuman or incarnate form, a

R(St;an and others.
^fWWrr #. w* A form of marriage,

the violent seizure and rape of'«

girl after the repulse or destructioa

of her relatives.
^t^rtVf./. A female fiend, the femaW

of RaAA^o*. adj. Demoniacal, devi-

^8*- t a vacuum,

ftn adj. Empty, void. e. m. A vacuity,
frwiTT 8.f. Vacuity, void, space.
f^VW adj. lUmpty-handed.
ficWT «. / A magical invocation, a mys^

tical prayer of the Veds.
fK^nr adj. Having ihe quality of

being pleased.
fWTiT V, a. To please ; (met.) to plague;

tease, perplex.
fk,mm 9, a. To cause to empty,
ftg «. A Season, weather. The Hindus

divide the year into six seasons, viz.

Vasanta, Oiishma, Varsha^ Sarad,

Him^ and Sisir.
fkf% «,/. Increase, wealth, prosperity,
ftj $, m. An enemy.
Pcf?lT«./. Hostility, enmity.
fKfl «. ffi. A saint,
f^^ s. m. The soap-berry plant {Sapin-

dus of several species).
ft^9« a^. Pat.

f^^ «./. Anger, passion, vexation,
f^fmr t>. n. To drop slowly,
f^^f adj. Passionate.

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If'^

H%W f t). il. Tb be *T^plen§edj ?ex-

fcfVIW J ed, angry, provoked.

<t / A Todfttive particle used by w»y

of diirespect or admiration gensrally,
. ( m additftii^ femitlie ), iioila !

bravo I O !
iNniT V. n. To creep/ to plod.

s. m. A bear.

flH^j V. a. To dress (victuals) to cocik.
ftiW/. Choice, approbation, love, desire,
'-wish ; pleasing, satisfying. iRyA-y/i-
cJiau, «. m. A person who conceals
his inclination. 'Rijk-paehanUf v, a.
To conceal one's gratification.
^«l»n«. w. To^ be ipleased, to be grati-
fied, to be delighted.
i^} i, m, A finit, soap- wort, soap mi t

( Sapindus saponaria ).
^fiWT i.f. A small Uitha (/s&).
<1f «./. The back bone,
flit 5./. A young mango.
^madj. SSmptf.

<1fh «./. Usage, custom, practice, xite,
hdbit, regulation I rule, local or tradi-
tfonarj observance,
ift?: 8. m. Moise.

ftftHT'TT V. n. To cry ( <i# ^ chtld) ; to
, sinrmnr. v, a. To importune, to beg
, earnestlj.

€i^ 8. m/ Angec, passion, vexation*
^'^r V, n. To be trod or trampled on.
^'^^im t>. n. To be confinend, restrain-
ed or afflicted i in mind )«.
^nr 8. fiu Stoppage,
^Mns.f. Stopping.
^^«rT V. n. To stop, to be hindered^ to

be enclosed^ to be prohibited.
%^^\ 8. m. A preventer.
^^TT^T i>. (t* To cause to oncloae, scir-

round, stop, hinder,
imrv 8. m. \ Prevention, hinderance,
\%\n 8. /. j detention, badkwardn< s i.

^^Wrt «,/. Plainness, dryness : tinVm^^
lodks, indifference.

^ adj. Bent, crooked, t)urbed -; diseas-
ed, sick, infirm.

^^#./. Desire, wish, avidity, desire
of or pleasure from eaitiig ; light,
lustre.

-^Wm 1*0 excite desire ; to be Agreeable.

^r^ *. /. Hunger, appetite, taste, sen-
timent. •*

IW *. 771, A lieadless body,

^^^s.m. Weeping, wailing. ^

^ adj. Obstructed, stopped, sHut up ;
opposed, stopped, imfrcded.

Un^ k. 171. A tree (EUecarpm ganUrus)^

^fn^ «. TO. Blood.

WT r. n. To be at ftay, to stop.

WT^T adj. CXf siWor.

^^m Si m. A coin so called, « rrtpee.

t'ifnT D. n. To roll, be jrolled or put
verized.

^HfTTT 17. a. To cause to cry, to vex,
displease, afflict.

IQ'TT V, H. To be angry, to be displens^

ed, to have a ^BHsunderatanding witl^

a friend*
^ adj. Angry, displeased.
^y^.aid)^ Harsh, unkind; rough, hard|

rugged, uneven*
^^t «./. Cotton. Rmdoiy adj. Quilted

with cotton, stuffed with cotton,
^tvr s. 971, A seller of cotton.

%^Z\ s. m. The short hairs of the body.
Rungteh khareh hon$, «. n. The
standing of the hairs on end (/rom
€oldff€af*, 4rc. ) ,

%MZ8./. Dirt, filth.

<i7m«. a* To Borround, to esckiii
< 4U vfith A hedge ) ; ^o wa%olu v. n.
To bo restrained ^ to be oonfowmM,
to be astonished.

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ISry X. m. A* oprt.of deyotee;

^if^ «, m. A small tree;

IIV adj. DVy, plain, rongh, har«K;
nnkiiid, nnfrlendly, pare; simple*
iinseaaoned^ Bkikhfi snblia, adj. Plain,
blunt; Uarsli ( word, ^c. ).

f ^rt «. /. RougUness, plaiuiiiess, dry-
ness, unfriendliness.

^^r'f^ «./. A oarpjButer's cliiseji

u^ i. f. A sqitivrel*.

^V cK^j', Stern. 8. m. A violisitor.

It. m. All insect very troublesome
to birds.

adj. An animsl ( or hwdmore par-
tictUtirly ) ^neh teased by tl^e inseet

- ruj.

^3^tr. fi; To have misundersti^nding •
wilji' a friend) to be cool, tO' qaarrely
to be angry or displeased.

^^adj^ Q\i;>rrelpome. ^./. A species
of sensitive plant ( Mimosa natan^ ).

^TH^J?. /• Matu^l coolness, misun-
derstanding.

^ adj. Hard, stiff, rougb, grim^ cross,

^i{ 8. m. Countenance, foi^; shape,
figure^ appearance, face, picture,
beauty, manner, mode, method ; sil-
ver, Jfiup'fudhamr, Receptacle or
abode of beauty. RM7)*ra5, Killed or
calcined silver, tlft^psagw^r Oce^n of
beauty«

^I'siV*. nt. Pewter.

^pi^jft adj./. Well-shaped, elegant, bewr-
tiful, handsome ( a toman ).

^^VtW: adj. Well-shaped, beautiful,
handsome. [silver.

fpv^^ odj^ Silvered, juade . of silrer,
^.^^ $^my Silver.

^m ( «aed iv cotnpos. ) Jn form- or-
figure, having the shapes or fi'gure of.

^^^ii8./. Subterfuge, trick, wr^nglipg,

^fti.nu AsQx»ciJMn.Siu((ii'mu8tkii8.fs
Gum mastick.

S^iiT i>; n. To be angry, to bi displeas-
ed^ to have a Daipoi|d^jHpdmg witlj^
a friendl

^g. f. Scurf.

X 8, m. A* vocative particle used by
way of disrespect or admiration gener-
ally, holla I bravo! 6 !
X* $,/. Braying (as of an A$8 ).
Km'\J t). n; To 'bray (as an a88 ).
"fzinj V. n. To creep, to plod.
x^ 8, J. A medicinal plant.
Xz 8. m. A wheel for drawing water

with ; snivel, snot.
^T 8. m. Shot, snivel.
T'f *. m. \ Palma christi ( ^icinus uut
•^ s. /. y §ari$ ). Re/irf^ ka Ul, ^. ni^

Gastor-oH.
Kft 8./. A small meloHi
?V V *• /• Writing, Uoe/.mark, fatf^
%^f f destiny.,
^fts./. Afurrowy ...
Hyns.f. Wist.

IjJ* 1 8. m. Semen viiitoi

%^8.f. Sand; filings.

^«Wf V. a. To file, polish, Arum.

Xf(m adj. Sandy, ». /. Sand, sanAy

ground. . . ,

%^m\ ajd. Sandy. ^

^m^. m. Sand. [iag*^

^it 8. f. Price paid for filinjp or polish^
^fiiqT»IT D. a. To file, to polish.
\fti s.f. Sandy ground on' the shorr

of » liver ; file.
^?fl5fTc»d;. Sandyr

\j(^\ 8. m. A iileman, a filer, a poJisWr. \
^5. m. The letter r, with the inheiejit

short Yowel,

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^W

^^TTT 9, d. To shove, piwb, rnsli.

%^^m /•/. Ab«ndsne«, plraty • erowct;
bnstTe*

^mJ s. m. A flood ; ft line er string of
animals ; nishtng, rasb, P«Bb> shoTe,.
assanlt.

%^ 8./. A kind of sweetmeat. Rettrf
keh pher men foriM^ i». o» To be ia«
^ Tolved inr difficnlties*

%^9.f, Tlie last of the Timar asterisms
containing tlii?tj-iiro>' stars, figvured
dy ft tabor.

f^ 8. /. The Verhadd^ or Narwarfa
river, which rises m the monntain
Umrkut or Amarkantakf in the pro-
vince of QtendwtMiay and imns nearly
dne west abont 750 miles, when, it
falls into the sea below 'Bdroach.

tmB.f. ( mtYft ) Fossil alkali, Qsed for
washing and makfng soap^

%f V s. m. A sled, a sledgew

?¥^*. m. A vetch,

\i\ 8.f. Fossa alkaK.

?lrtw *./. Abundance.

X^^ ^. a. To bray {as an an )#

9^9 8. m. The leader* of a BmciW sect*

h^s.f. Night.

€^^ 8. /. Lamentation.

^^ f ^ »i. Hair of the body^ down,Vool,

tftwTHTv. a. Tomakeory> tovex» dis-
please.

KtWTW 8. f. Iitolination to cry.

'Rwror adj. Inclined to cry, vexed, dis-
pleased, afflicted.

iS^B.f. The hair on the arms, &c.,

, bristle, pile, nap, down^ So^n ladah

noy To become sleek and fat ( a iior«e)

to change his coat.

<!*rj> \ 8,f. Wrangling, subterfuge,
'fte'ft j trick, cheat.

<f2 5./. Trick snbtcrfuge.
<f(5WT ♦>. 01 To deny.

<!fiSffei«^. Treacherous*
{Itm tr. et* To pknt, to trattspTaiif »
ft^ #./. Prevention, prohibTtioa, stop^
restrain, let, hm^rance. iCtik-toky
Let and hinderaMe, oppositiMi ; ra?-
sTstanee,

fNrferr #; w. A cash -keeper, treasnrer.
<^^Pr «./. An obstaeTe.
tHwT t^. a, Te end^oee, snrromid, siopi.
block, fend, prevent, restram, hkichr^

detain, intenrrpt^ prohibit*
^^ 8^ m. A preventer.
f^8.m. Sicknesi^ duease in general^

or a diseftse.
ft^mr <u$*. Sick, diseasecL
ft^s.f. The body.
'(t'TTTW 8. nt, Oonsmnptfon*
tt^m^ 8. m. The symp^toms or sign ef

a disease, or of its progress.
<t*l«li^« 8. m. A physTciftQ or atleviater

of sickness;
Kt^tf^ir *./• Care or affe^iation ^i

disease.
^tw^adj. Carative, medicinal.
fm^^ adj. Carative, mecKcmaT. *, m.

A physician.

^Srwt/. 1 adj. Diseased, "ill, sick,
<t4t fn» ) affected with sickness or

disease.
<tfiWT txdj. Sfck, diseased, ilL
^Hw 8, vi, A stomaehic, carminative,
any medicine, fniit or fosstl, suppos-
ed to strengthen the tone of the sto-
mach and restore lost appetite.
<tWlT 8l 171. A yellow pigment, snppo^
ed to be the concrete bile of the cow,
or according to some anthorities, fe
be fonnd in the head of the animal,
nsed as a medicine, a dye, and per**
fume.

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^«l

8, m. Lamentation.

K)Dir s. m. The painted or white-footed

antelope ( Antelope picta ).

f>^ I 8, m. Thick bread ; ( met, )
^ZT' ) Sweetmeats offered to Hanu-

^€tA./; Bread.

^^r 8, 777. A stone, a fragment of stone
or brick, a brickbat.

k1^ .^ w. Weeping, crying; a tear,
tears.

fr^ 8, 771. A bank, a store.

ftif^ adj. Impending^ that which im-
pedes or obstmcts, an obstacle, a
hinderer or hinderance. s, m. Imped-
ing, obstmcting.

€t^T i>. n. To cry, io weep ; to be dis-
pleased, to be melancholy, adj. Ad-
dicted to crying. 8. m. Lamentation^
grief, Rq dena^ To cry, to weep j to
be displeased, to be filled with indig-
nation. Eoni eurat^ adj^ Of a sad
countenance. *. /. A melancholy or
mefal conntenance. [ &c.

<tQir a^. Who or what plants, raises^

ft?^ 8. m. Planting • raising.

^^^^ 1?. a. To sow, to plant ; to de-
fend, block, fend.

'pPm <idj^ Planted ; raised.

•^ », 771. Down, small hair of the body.

^^^ s. 771. A pore of the skin.

'Jj;^ } adj. Hairy, woolly.

'tifpT^^ ) g. 777. Horripilation, erec-
<tin^ J tion or rrgitlity of the

hair of the boily^\;onceived to be.ocoa-

sioned by^ and to exptess exquisite

delight.

Onif^ 4dj. Having the hair of the

body erect, considered as a proof of

exqutbite pleasure ; ei^raptared, de-

Mglited.

Hm^^e.f, A line of hair across Ik*

middle of the belly or narel.
(t^ »./. Noise, clamour, outcry; fame.
<tO« ad9. With difficulty, labour

and pain.
fimm it. a. To roll, plane, poHsk,

smooth ; to select, pick.
<HlWT tf. a. To cause to cry, weep.
^^ 8./. A mixture of rice, turmerick

attd alum, with acid, used to pamt

the forehead.
<tq^ 8. m. Anger, wrath, rage Roe hamm

To be angry, to be di6ptea»e4.

<fir^T I <^' Angry, passionate.

<t^^T¥Wci^". Angry, feeling a»d display-
ing wrath.

<te^ V. n. To be angry^ to be displease
ed, to have a misunderstanding with
a friend.

Hvi «. TO. The name of a mountain^
Adam^s peak in Ceylon.

it%Z8.f. Weeping, crying, tears.

<tf%^ *./. The fourth. lunar asterism,
figured by a wkeeled carriage, and
containing five stars.

ORf?! » i. m. The RoAt fish (C^fpri^

<!nr J nu8RohUa)»

<tfVT 8. m. A sort of grass ; the Rohi,

a kind of fish ; a deer said to resem*

ble an ass.
^^e.m. Trampling, treacffng under

foot,

^^m ? t7. a. To tramle on, to tread
Vlhf^r j down, to ride over.

\\^ } adj . Formptlabl e, feArfol .terrific ;
^"telfTJ violent, wrathful, irascible. <.m»

Wrath, rUge; heat,, warmth.
'itWT #*/. Fierceness, formidableness.
^n\ e. m. Bringing home a wifo to

consummate a marriage.

'fW* > ^. 771. A kind of salt, ac-
^^«l^ > cording to some authori-

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m^T

' 'liea, br<»nghi frotar a' raotnitmn ill

Jjmere, Uit in fa«t jirocured from
. « wilt )«te weartlie Umtt of SanMatf

abont ^eirtf mile« wwt ^f Jyn'tfor.
^ s, /". noise, clamonr, otrtcry ; fane.
^^ ofg. Fcunnidabley liorriblcr ierrifie*

«. w. One of the divisions 4)f lieW.
^CT r. w. Kmse, imnvAi, ••diiionr,

olarm.
^H%w * . m. &andi^ wood.
VtfHrw^ #. w. An cTneraW^
<tf^ «. m. A «ort of deer -, tlie R^Si

fish r» ^^^^ of fish ; « khid of graw.

^ The tWeny-eighih consonant of the
Nagari alphabet, the letter I.

^g^^ 1 ^. 9t. A species of the bread-
^r^^ j fruit tree {Artocdi-p^ La-

cucha).

9W^ 8. m. Wood, a cndgel, beam,i>8r.
Lftkdr-baz, A cudgel-player. Lahar-
hazi, 8. f. DUdgel-playin?, fencing.

^^!?Tn s. m. A wood cutter, wood-
seller, wood-monger,

^mfT J?, w. A hyena; Urge piece of
wood^

^nr^ «./. Wood, timber, a stafif, stick.
(met.) adj. Stiff.

^iH^ s.f. A line, lineament, streak.

«n7 s. TO, A staff, a stick, a club,

ifwnT «. o. To see, look at, perceive,
behold ; to understand, v. u. To
disappear.

ll%q?Jt (tdj. Rich.

W^^WT^ ^. n. To gasp, or pant with
heater thirst (as birds).

mmmzadj. Extravagant.

^(mj s. pL Hundreds of thousands.

f»V^ **4;» Signiftcaut.

9MFf s. m. Act of seeing er pereeiViiigi;,
f^^T s^m. A spectator.
%fT s. n9, A yarmsfter.
mmiz^ a<$. BBemsared' witft lac^ Lof-

UouU Uatnar, T^^sMeav WiUi l^, to*

gTaze.
W^ ad^. lOr as far a8> near, ttll^ nntii

op i&, dose tO| whilst, dnrfng.
fPHraifT tr. n, tor fellow cfoeely, tor

eonrt friendship.
«nff s. itr. A kind of hawk.

m^^ ? «. /. A moment, the rising of

ini > a sign of the zodiac ; affec^
tion, attachment, friendship, love ;
espouBal, appointing the day of mar-
riage. 8, m. A large ffat hollow cop-
per utensil in the form of a bason. .

ir. n. To be aeppFied, to apply, tO'
begin, to be fixed, to be attached, to-
be close lt&)f a<Qoin, to touch, to be*
employed, to be imputed, to Tattain:
(ta), to reach, to 8^it, to join, to-
close, to I>e, to belong, to become,,
to happen, to befall, to seem, t<^
taste, to be connected (with), U>
regard. Lagrahnct', To continue with-
out interruption, to continue fixed*
Laga rahna, To be occupied or busy
(m).

adj. Close, near, about, almost,
by, thereabout.

^imTT V. a. To apply, to fix, to cause
to apply, to cause to put or plants
&c.

Iprr^VH <»4/, Succ4serive, incessant.

^(mns. m, Stoppibg or making faot
(nk'boaif ^c. )

ffirr'n v. a. To apply, to close, to
attach, join, fix, afBx ; ascribe, im*
poee, liqr,. add, place, put, plant, set,
indict, shut, apiead, fasten, connect,
plaster, put to irork, exnplcqr, engl^

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' •se, impntey report tiny thing to th«
i^ay^f scandal or inalica, Lagann
hvjhan^ To exciie qnarrek. L<3t^i$
mama, To calnmniate. Lagd lena^ To
littQch to one'lB self, to conciliate,
to win,

•fi^rr^ s. m. Application, conn^ion, con-
tnct^ Inherence, symmetry, series,
relation, interconrse.

^T^ f./, Connexion, application.

-^Tma adj. Connected willi, attached to.

^^W 8.m. A staflT, a stivik ; an iron
club, or one bonnd with iron.

%^^ 8. wi. A clnb, i stfek.

^^^fr^. m, A man artned wkth a stick.

^f^^^t a^y. Pleasing, heantii^i), delight-
filly MHirlng. «

^^^r «. fft. A paramonr.

^^•51 «• rn\ Affection, attachment; a
'- pole With which a ,iw>at is- impelled.
Lagga na kkona, To be incompati-
ble inconsistent {with ), not compar*
• iiblc(tnM).

^ift s.f. A pole, a staff, glbstaff.

^H aty. Attached to, intent on ; joined
to, connebted with, 8, jn. l^e rising
of a sign, its appearance i^ve the
horizon ; the obliqne ascension, or
ibe divisions of the equator, whidi
rise in succession with each sign in
«n obliqne shere ; also defined as the
arc of the cqnator, which passes the
meridian in the same time with each
sign of the ecliptic ; in popnlar accep-
tation it is the moment of the san's
entrance into a zodiacal sign.

^'ffT *- ?w. A bard, a panegyrist.

^ adj Light, not heavy; small, little ;
insignlfioaat, mean, low;, short ( qs a
'MioeL Laghu-ditk, Sfaort-atgbted.
Laghu4el€f 9dv. Shortly^

m^^n '. m. A kind of fish, probjibly »
variety of the Pimelodns,

«1^1T adj. Low-minded, fHvolons.

•^fifl;?./. Lightness ; meanness, insig*
nificance,

'^f 5^^^ s. m. A small kettledrnm.

^1 wIt «. m. The Fran col in e partridge.

^ftlw «. m, A friend or ally of little
power or valne.

'If^'^ S ^. 'n algebra, the feast root
with reference to the additive quan-
tities.

^^m^'^r », m, Redncing in weight or
consequence i thinking little of, con-
temning.

«^IV^ adj. Temperate, abstemious*

^'C *./. The reins, the loins.

^^ n. A The capital of Riwan in Oj^ff-
Ion ; the name is extended also to the
island, which aecording to the notioaf
of the Eindm, is much more consi*
derable in sice, and lies further from
the continent than in reality ; it is
described as being equal to 1-1 2th
of the equatorial circumference of
tihe earth, nnd is one of the plac60
lying under the first meridian,
whence the longitude is computed ;
it is thus .pkoed in the Eastern
.ooeaii^ ^iHh of OetflHi, md aceord-
ing to Wilford is the peninsula of
Malacoa ; aecording to some Himlu
iteeotints also, it is distinct froon
Ceylon^ from which iriaod Lanka is
said 1^ be juat risibie.

^ITT^r i.f* A plint ( TrigoneUa «^fv

^vrwi^t «. m. A plant {Etkp1mhii$

TmtealH ).
ilWtfw^T «,/. A gnamineons .pla&t ( IV^

fontUn cof^ieuhta ).
trr 8, m. Limping, lameness.

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JJJ_ I adj. Lame, cripple.

%V!f r^l V. 11. To limp.

m^ «. m« An anchor. Langar tUkdna^
To weigh anchor. Lstngar ddlHa, To
cast anchor* Ltngarpar honOf To be
at anchor.

mw^s./. A large shallow pan, made
of metal, and generally nsed to knead
bread in, or at meals for serving rice.

^W^"^ s. m. A sausage.

mr^^ $. m. A baboon.

wihz «. m. 1 A cloth worn between

mihzi B. m« > the legs to conceal tlie

wf\ti «. /. ? pririties, Langot-h(tndy
9, m. A bandage to which the langot
is fastened ; one devoted to celibacy.
Irtngotigayar, s. m. An old friend
ifrom childhood )f a very intimate
friend, a crony.

"^Ifir 8. m. Fasting, abstinence ; leap-
ing, springhig, going by leaps or
jumps; jumping over or beyond;
exceeding, transgressing, disregard-
ing propriety, going beyond proper
bounds,

Hfm V, n. To be jumped over, to' be
passed over, to pass. v. a. To jump
or leap over.

Hfift «./. Past> fasting.

r«. /. Spring, elasticity, bending.
' adj* Elastic.

«W^i^ V. n. To spring, to bend.

mmm\ 9. m. Jolt ; a barge, a kind of
boat part. Bent.

fi^rm V. a. To jolt, to strain.

fl^irr «. «. To bend, to bow.

«^«^T>IT «• n. To be clammy, or gluti-
nous ; to be elastic.

iTf^ s. m. A foolish fellow, a simpleton.

wm^t tf. a. To bend, to bow. to crook.

in^irt. m. Sign, mark; symptom,
feature.

8. m. A bundle ( 0/ fhresd X a haU

or skein of t^iread, &c.
^Winftfrf 8. /. The sensitive plant

( Mimoia pudica ).
^mmm adj. Clammy, glutinous, vis-
cous.
«il9SimT «. «• To soften,
^if^isf n. prom. Name of the inventor

of chess,
vsi^ni 1;. a. To shame, to cause to

blush.
mm^j V. n. To be ashamed, or abashed,

to blush.
m^^m \ 8.m. A, kind of sensitive
«siw4) ) plant ( Mimoia notoJis, or

pudica ). adj. Bashful.
^^T^prr «. ft. To be abashed, to be

ashamed.
wdltm adj. Bashful, modesty
wn adj. Being ashamed^ blushing^

shrinking.

miirni adj. Being ashamed.

^nsfTt./. Shame, modesty, bashfulness.

adj. Shameful, causing or
occassioning shame.

Ulirnin €uij. Ashamed, bashful.

fl«rmT^ ) adi. Ashamed, modest,
wf^H f abashed.

WIT^f^Q a4i. Shameless, immodest.

f|«IT« f. fn. A sensitive plant {Mimosa'^

pudica }.

^vrrrrn m. > adj. Modest, bashfhL

^vrriln adj. Shameless, impudent.
vftHir adj. Ashamed, modest.
m9m\8.f. Modesty, bashfalness.
mZ8./. Tangled hair, a clotted lock

(c/Adir); a tadpole. Jjat jana^ To

become entangled.
^^ 8. m. A blockhead, a fool, o^e

speaking ignorantly or foolishly;

fault, defect.

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^^

^2%/?./. Hanging, dangling; an af-
fected motion in blandishment imd
coquetry.
^Z^i^ms.f. Affected gait, coqtietry.
^nir^ ft, m. Any tbtng hanging ; drops
worn in the ears ; a pendant ; ring-
let ; a frnit With which clothes are
dyed yellow ; name of 'a green hand-
some bird, which often remains hang-
ing by the feet ; a stand for water-
pots ; the drops of a crystal Instte.
«i:V^T ty. n. To hang, to dangle.
^szmi 8. fli. Incantation^ conjnring rod,
B philter^ a quack medicine or nos-
trum.
^jirpiT V. <»k To hang, dangle, append,

suspend.
^Z«rr 8, m. Suspension, hanging.
mz^zadj. Staggering, tripping j folded,

tangled.
^CZ^Z\ adj* riayful, wanton, frisky,
humourous { irregularly folded ( a
turband ).
^nf^lHT^T i>. n. To stagger, to trip.
ms^ «. /. Stumbling, staggering,

swaggering.
f^lZJ adj. Reduned ( by sickness, ^c, )^

lean^ emaciated.
mztiis.f. A kind of roller on which

the string of a kite is wound.
fRHiTT 8. m. Baggage, furniture, effects.
-mzft s*f. A small curl or lock of hair.
Laiuriy<Bn, 8. /. pU Tangled, short
hair.
nit%J s* fn. Name of a bird {Lamus).
9IT 8. m. A child's top. Lattu Aontt, v,

n. To fall in love, to be enamonred.
^fTSK tfe$. Slack> remiss.
^TTT s.m. A beam.
mK s. m. A stick, dub, cudgel. Lath-

hazi, M.f. Cudgelling.
«9qir ek^. Wet, soaked drenched.

70-

99T«i;ft s.f. Mntnal beating with cudgels*
^Rf^W «. a. To belabour, cudgel, cane,
^ir^ f. /. A string {of f earls, ^c. ), a

thread, a row ; a strand of a rope or

cord ; a parly. Lor men rahna, To be

in one*s party.
<JV«tr^ s. m. Childhood, boyhood.
Q^Vf^ 8.f. Childishness, the wisdom

of a child.
nn^^j 8, m, A boy, child, infant, bace.

Larka bald s. m. Child. Larka-Larki,

Boys and girls, children.

«^«rt[ 8. /. Childhood, boyhood, the
being of a child or children.

9f %ripr s» m. Childhood, boyhood.

^^^ «./. A girl.

w^f rm t>. n. To stagger, trip ; to stut-
ter, stammer.

m^m ♦. n. To fight, quarrel, contendj,'
battle^ war. 8. i». Fighting.

m^s.f. Fighting, contending.

^^f r^T v. n. To stutter, stammer ; tq
stagger, reeU

^^firr^QiT adj. Mad, foolish.

i8f rt 8. /. Battle, quarrel, war, fight,
fighting, harai kama^ To war, fight,
give battle.

Vftvr adj. Quarrelsome, warlike.

^mIt 1 *^' Quarrelsome, goodfighter. .

V^TWT «. a. To make fight, to fight, to

bait ; to play,
^fV^THT v. a. To thread, to string.
^I^ s.f^ A string ( of pearls ^c).

Wi^^sn s, m. A class of sweetmeats, or
a sweetmeat; a sort of ball ma4e
with fiour fried with oil or ghi, and
mixed with sugar and spices, and
distinguished into different kinds
according to some slight varieties in
its essential ingredients.

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»*

^fi 9. w. A. kin«l of ^eetraettt, aad^
chicDy of sugar, with the addition of
cocoaniit k«ni«l TRBped, jind creonii
ami formed into the t^rnpe-of I|U'g«
bolui>68 or balls. Man ke ladtfu kha-
^a. To build castles in the air. Thag
ke laddu kka bythna. To be distract-
ed, foolish^ or intoxicated. ( S/70Z;.M
•f one who talks or acta absurdly in
ofpo$itMn to 4u$ usual good sense : ) an
aHusion taken from sharpers who
join a party of travellers ; and luw-
hiK got into their confidence, enter-
tain tlirm with s^weetmeats impreg-
nated with Datara, or other intoxi-
cating drug, that thoy may rob them
withimimiiity while^nnder its stnpify-
ing influence.

:%,.'i7 i ^ ««'*•

^r^QT^T D. a. To donble'liem a garment.

^^l 8. /. ▲ small cart«

kfi^ a. m. Penis.

^^ \[ adj TftiUless, docked ; (« person)
-without friends, forlorn,

^H «./. Bad habits, whim, whimsey.
(fit compos.) con trad ion of ?<*/, kick.
Lai khora, mdj. Kicked, 4>eat on ; con
temptible, mean. std)st,) A slave, a
threshold. Jutt-kundan^ Igneminions
treatments Lat-kob, adj. Beating,
cndgelliflg. Latkhansy Te snflTera
kick at beatiing. h:$l'Z(tdi*j adj. Of
bad habitSy viciovs. LfH mardmn kar-
na. To trample or tread en. Lat-
mardan Dien paiTKtf To be trampled
under A>dt or tlisgracedL [er.

f 21 X, /. Tlie hftiigkug branch of a creep-

^af 3. f. An old shoe*

m^fi t./* ^^ ^^^ siioe ; a kind of vetch.

%(i\ s.f, A creeper, a vine, a creei>i»g
or winding plant in general ; a rege-

table and niedicinal ^nbatanK^e, the

mn^k -creeper said to gro.w in the

Dakhm, {woman.

^^^1W n. prop. Name of a mest famous

llfl? «./. Calcnmny, labonr.

^pirfWT V, a. To work, Jo canse to

toil, exhaust by labonr, fatigue, jaile,

bring down, affront, insnlt.

^W\^ s, m. A timber-tree i^Sho%*H^

robnsttt),
mfKm\ s,f, A twining plant.
Vlfiliir^ir/;. Of had habits.
^ififiTT'tT i». a. To kick,
^^r s. m, A rag. tatter, scrap of cloth.
^f?l 8,f. The string of a child's top ;
a clofh tied to the encl of a pole u^
direct the flight of pigeons ; a kick
when swimming. hWi kama. To m^
away.
^ir^lT V, n. To be draggled,
-^^f ^f t>. a. To draggle or besmear

with dirt.
^^^T i>. n. To he lo.idetl, 44* 1 e IndoH.
'^'JiR^T s, TO. Packing nrn\ loading,
^^\m w. (1. To load, hadwif^o^ %>. «.

To canse to load or lade.
^^^ s, m. A load ; an arched roof or

terrace.
Hq s. /. A handfnl, the f^pnrtf In the
palm of the hand closed )^ as to
hold water.
^^Ws,/. A flash (of U^htninj, 4-/-,),

botince, snatch.
^T(i%^\ «. n. To flash ( an lightning \ to
spring, bounce or rush forth or apoa,
to attack.
n^%\ s. m. A aaaich ; mmbleness ; a

1 ad custom or habit.
'W*^ «./. A stitch.
^^^ 8./, A scate.
^x\mm adj. Nimble.
^^z *. /. Odour ; warmth^ g'ow.

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#9

}\3. n. To cfing, stick, nd-
iier

l*ere together
fn?^ «. iw. A kfwd of itfohKses ; rela-
tion^ coimexioB ; s sort of grmss
(P<fiticti//i isertkilathim)^
^^fi s. /. F«p, a»y gintloons Kquid

food.
«R«r7 a./;. Nimble, qmck. Lt4>-fop

khamiy To eat qaiclcfy.
«^#> ^./. A glatinoirs kind of fo6<f,

pottage, pap, spooiinieat.
^m\fzm s.m, A tattler, a liar,
^^n^t «. /. Lying, tattling.
^«n*iii (*(l)f. Slender, thine
^^Z 8, m* /. A fold, a play, envefope,
twist, bandage, fillet. Lapet-jhapety
or 8j$f)6t, 8,/. Evasion, subterfuge.
^^^n s.f, A rollar on which clotB is

wound' in tlie loom^ a I niton, &c;
fs^^r r. <t. To wrap np, to fold, en-
close, pack, rollj fnrf.
fn'kz^ adj. Twisted^ orntiraented with
gold or silver thread wonnd rofind rt
m^l s, m. Brocade, gold or silver cloth.

S^S'':/ } A miscbievo«« child.

<awwigli' «: f. (Jiving the breifet to a
child when it contains no milk.

fr^^WW *• w. Tittle-tattle, nonsense.

nmf^ s, m, A liar, a tattler, adj. Left-
handed. [ttH>fftt»n),

^^ at^': /. Falser and talkative ((tf

^f^ s,f. The pot in which <<wt is col-
lected fioni the tree.

^^^Vaij. Fastidions, fretful, tonchy.

^^'Jf^T s, m. The pancreas. Clammy^
jj- Glnttinons.

«I^€ ««(/. Naked, shapeless. 5. /.
Flattery.

mm\ s. m. A lier, a talker,

w^ a. /. The Juice of the sugarcane
1 when boiling into sngar.

W^F #. tn. A clnb,

^^V s. m. A fruit (Cordia myxa).

mm adj. Gained, acquired. olStainecF,

receTFed, got..
^«T^^ adj. Recovered, restored t<^

one's senses, come to right mind.
•a»^ adj. Attainable, proburable;
'^•hrr^T ir. », To stretch out the hand»

to take any thing.

'nrrr > g. m, a hare, a rabbir.
^^ }

m^wt^*./. A long musket.

^TUfT adj. Tail.

^^^adj. False, lyiitg, dissokite, lecher,

libertine, s. m. A lecher, a libertine,.

m whoremonger, a gallant. KachKik^

tampai^ <HJf. Incontinent, dissolute,

lewd,
ti^rzdt 8. /• libertlrism,. digfloltitenOss«
^•f^ s.f. A fox.
^m\ adj. Long, tail, hanibd'hama, Tcr

lengthen, to extend^ to beat, to di-ub;

«^t *./. I Length, hamlfai chourai,

't^t s. m. J 8. /• Size, length and^
breadth ; (meK) pomp, glory, pride;

9i**r*iT v. a. To" lengthen.

^NwT 5./. The »vula or soft palate.

^ffwRf adj. Suspended, depending, fall-
ing or Banging down.

^t^ftlt i|{r>fr IT. d. ^o prance*

'cNt adj. f. \£m^r tall •,^ a kind of
botmdmg pace m a horse. jMoihi Icar-
ifff, To make a horse capriole, or"
throw ont his fore legs, Lctntbi 8an»
hhamij r. «. To regret, to lament.

^nr adj. Long, tall.

^W B> f. A sort of eliain enclosure
or fence.

^^ 8. J, fiqnal time in music and danc-
ing, tone, melody, modulation, syiit- '
phony, eiugiug in tune ^ ardent afl^i*

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tion or diesire, imiDeiHiioa or abftorp^

tion.
mmi\ 1. m. A woU.
«tf <• m. A skein,
^99 ^./* A BQddeB gasb of water^ &c.;

(met.) whim, fancy, caprice.
^««<n f. o. To attack.
^Ql^rnT f. a. To excite^ qnarrel, to set

on to fight.
w^VT^m V. a. To call, bawl after,

halloo after, challenge, set npthe

war hoop. v. n. To bawl oat ia-

sultinglj*
^ifWr «. w. A raonkej. ^

^S^^fvt «. /. A female monkey.
^QTWTvir V. n. To be tantalized,, to loog.

«. a. To excite desire, to tanializB,

to covet.
«m^iv^ S.m. A flower ( Nerium odorum).
mmn «. m. Pkasure, sport, pastime.
9^«n 9. /• A wanton woman.
^m «. w. A, boy.
9«T?«. ^ The forehead ; fate,.'desiiny,

fortune.
9«rs^W«./. A line on the forehead^

supposed to indicate long life; a

coloured sectarial mark on the foie-

head.
or^iirzirT «• f. An ornament worn oa the

forehead, a jewel or star suspended

there, or a kind of tiara bound over

it :^a mark made with Sandal on the

forehead.
^f^ni $, A A Eagini or musical mode.

adj. Beautiful, lovely,
vfoim 5. /. A woman in general ^ a

wanton.
frr<9qPTT «. a. To coax, wheedle, beg

earnestly ; to redden.
m^s.A A girl. acl;. Impotent.
^«f^^ s. m. Wheedling, coaxing; flftt-

terlngi ^luli^tion^

%n s. m. A minute^ division of tini«.)
the sixtieA part of the twiukMag of
an eye ; a larger division of time, ^
S6 twinkliags ef the eye, or about ^
a second; (in ariikmitic"} the im-
merator of a fraeUen.

^pna adj. Who or what cuts^ reaps, 4c«

'arr 9, m. The cIoyo tree ( MyrMom
emryophyVata ) ^ oloves^ the fruit.

W^W adj. Salt, saUae. $. m. Sea- saH^
reek or fossil salt ; factitioue salt or
salt obtaioed bf botUag elay fouad
aear the sea-shero, or any earth iia»
pregnated with saline partieles ; the
saline or salt taste, saHness.

^W^ffir '• ^> A salt mine in general*
or the district of Smnbhar ia Ajnm^^
celebrated for its fosail salt.

94^^91 «• m. The sea ef salt water.

^9^rilT s.f. A small river in TirAiil.

^^^I^i «• m. A salt mine.

'^Twiw e. m. The sea, or salt water.

^r^TTH B. m. Nitre \ xock or rivet salt

^^n «* m. Reaping.

^m 8. m. A kind of qaail (Perdue
ehinenM).

^W2«! ^9z^ adj. Topsy-turvy, * with
difficulty, with much ado.

«^n«. w. GarBc (Allium iati^nm);
a freckle.

m^ 8. m. Tenacity, viscosity^ glutinous-
aess, clamminess. Latdar^ ad^. Vis-
cous, glutinous, eluamy. LttHtari,

»./. Tenacity, viscosity, glatinous-
ness.

iy^^«n V. M, To become viscous, to be-
come moist ( #r atijf, as afield ).

^«wr V. n. To become, to be fit; to
shine.

^'9m€T adj. Viscous, clammy, ox gluti-
ttous, adhc&ire, ropy.

}f. m. A sickle^ a reaping^
hook.

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mv7

m^mmm t. n. To be clammy or gloti-
nou% to ogglutinate.

wiTmi adj. Seen, evident.

^f^QTWT t« n. To be viseoas, to be clam-
my.

«r^^r s, m. A glutinoiis fruit, ( C^rdia

m^ s,/. Milk and water.

miiwf 8, fn. A petticoat ( or <$ nureskirtf
tohich is tied, rwmd the loins and ex*
tends to thsfsst or ground).

m^m s,/, Q litter, flaali.

mi^^mv.n. To be kindled or lighted,
to rise np into aflame; to glitter,
flash, glance, shine ; to waye ( as her-
hagA htfcre the wind)-, to >arble,
qaaver.

W^WTT 19, a. To warble, to quaver; to
oanse to shine or glittw ; to blow up
a fire*

ta^^i^iT V. a. To fondle, to pat and en-
courage a horse &e.

w%9\^ «•/• Glittering, flashing.

^nNh^r <sdj. Qlittering*

9t^^ s. m. Rice-milk eated by bride
and bridegroom.

WTWT if. a. To find, get, experience.
t7. n. To avail, answer, boot^ signify,
accrue, s. m. Outstanding debt^ fate,
destiny.

^np^ s. m. A kind of parroquet.

W^^xi s. m. Name of a plant.

f!Tl «. /. A wave, a large ware or surf,
undulation; whim, fancy, vision., the
efifect of the poison of a snake ; a
waving pattern in embroidery; emo-
tion.

mxK^j i>. n. To wave, to undulate*

«^K^^ s, f. Prosperity.
QYM 8. fii« Quaver, shake, teiU {in
music).

^T^T«ll ^. n. To tantalize -, to undalat«»

fluctuate, wave; to play loosely, to

put off.
^T^FITTfl u. a. To evade, to avoid

performing an agreement,
^^ftirr adj. Waved, a mode of dyehig^

or painting,
^▼^t adj. Inconstant, capricious, whiar

cdcal.
fr^^t 8. m. Name of a grain, Bc^ra

( Violcus spicaiui ).
^IflVr adj. Blooming, flonrishing.
^fTW^im V. n. To bloom, to be verdant,

to flourish, [in^.

WVftz adj. Borrowing and never pay-
^rwr 8. m. Gta]io{Jllnm8atwum);

a freckle.
l^BftiTT ». J». Name of a precious stone,
mr^lff 8. m. Name of a glutinous fruit

( Cordia mixa : Cordia Utifolia ).
m% 8. m. Blood. Lahu-hihan, Covered

with blood, bloody.
ww^j s. m. Name of a plant.
^1^ 8, m. A lak, one hundred thousand.
H^^ 8. m. A mark; a spot ; an indiea-^

tion, a predicate^ any thing by which

an object is designated or distm«

guished ; a symtom or any indication

of a actual disease.
wPin adj. Seen ; marked,
^row n. prof^ The son of Dasarath^

the half brother and faithful oom«

panion of 'Ramchandra.
Wfits.f. One of the principal female

deities of the Bindus^ the wife of
' Vishnu, and goddess of wealth mid

prosperity; fortune, success, pros-
perity ; beauty, splendour,
onat^ni adj. Prosperous, fortunate

wealthy, thriving; beauttfU.
wm odj. To be seen or noted, s, m. A

mark, abutt; amark, asi|^- alak,

a huadred thousand.

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9m

frrt s*/. Pavcked rice mUed with ragiir.
9t« 8./, Quantity, measure; theioitiB ;

bird-lime ; chaff.
vt^iT 0. a. To overleap, to pass over.
mUs./. Bound, leapy spring.
91^ 8, m. Gum lac, a kind of wax fona-

eJ by the Coocas lacca, adj. A huto-'

dred thousand. Lakh lagana. To sfint

up or conceal.
WTwnr V. ar To apply lac.
WT^ »./. A. red colour procured fronr

lac
HT^ 8. /. Striking, hitting, fixingv a

stroke; enmity, rancour, spite)

grudge ; affection, lorer; cost, expeH*

diture ; a secret ; approach. Lag l^sh

na. To fall in love.
W^W8.f. Bspense, cost.
Vfif) 8,f. A mark, butt ; affection, lore,
^ir at^. Desiirons, adhering to.
ITTW? 5. m. Health ; lightness, delica^ey.

minuteness; meanness, ibsignifictmee'

frivolity:
«tl>«r 8, nu A plough ; ttfe penfs.
vtirhnr ^. m; One of the thirty^four

speeies'iof the fixed'^ or mineral alid

vegsiable poie^ns^
mw m 8. m, A hairy t«ii ( <$8'a hor^U^s^

4rc. ) ^ the penis.
^9m> ^ /' BltthfhhiesF; modesty^ sham;
9f4nmicM^\ MMestyv bashful, cfaaete,

decent.
VMrs; m. Visoosityj teaaeity^ gltm**

nonsaess.
tM <idj» Old or worn, dirty, spoiled,

shabby ( a$ dcfthsSj wrnanunis^ #e. ).

«./. Au obelisk, a pillar;
mw «• m- Akind of food eaten by the

poor ( Mb/^tKar, pouwdid^mth gri$ifi').

mzs./. A dlllarj att^delisk, a*|clMf

xot sitafft; iW vertical part of an

oilmUl.

mri(8,/. A staff, club, stick, crnlcfr.
Lathi pathi. Beating witb sticks, a
club or sticky

wn^ 8, m, LoTingness, eoa^ring, earem
play, sport, playfulness of a child.
Lot* larcttui. Jo fbacHe ( a ekiid ).

^llfm^^dj. Darling, dewr.

mfi 8.f, A kick. Latmama. To kick.

«1f «./. Load ; bowet L^phtmd^ s, /.
LMKliog and packing.

m^m tr. a. To load, lade, freight.

vrf^RT 8, Iff. A loader.

^|fff^'«. /• A small load ( parikuUrfy 4
%$a§hermaf^8).

«q^ tttfj. Fii tb carry a load. LtMu
Jihnm, To mooot a horse or colt fer
the first time.

vmr-iK. ft; lo briag, aiddtfoe,' induce,
introdkioe,. pa^snade, ttpfSj-, i^biee^
produce, make.

ift*nfi?. n. 'I\)»jmi»p.

^Til 8. m. Gain, profit, produce ; gaia
in general, acquirement, ticqoisition^
L^bh kat-na, lb attain.

^Mttjn* s, m. Profit and loss.

^rn: 8. m. SaliTa, spittle.

fgi^'adj, I>arlic(g, dear. 8\ m. An infant
boy") a* soti ; spittl«>, salira ; name of
af'bird^' ( tk9' m^ale of FiingiUa aman-
daw$), Lal'hujhak'kar^ Att intelli-
gent 'petAoii, one who comprehends
quickly; ot who readily divines what
lite fiaplvehed' or is to happen from
cert&hi symptoms ; but the term is
generally used ' ironically for a wisa^
acre, an ignotatit' foolish person who
pretends to more sense than his
nefghbourtf.

«T«W s, m. fjongfaig, CDTetousneaSv
greetlfnee^; sdfisIiniesSi ararice, occa-
sion, Tiew, want. LoZocA kom^f Ts .
otftt^ to'Ioog fcft«'

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rtffr

an^rft odj, Covotons, iutercstril, ?*e]fi«h,
an'^# «./• A kind of ruby ; false stono
r<^Rembling a mby.

adj. Wheodliqg, conxrtg. #./• A
miBtress, sweet heart.

9. f. Ardent desire ; regret,
sorrow, missing:, wishing for any per-
son or object absent ; toli«iling, ask-
ing ; the lonicing of pregnant women.
^ifT p. /• Saliva apittle. #. wi. Sir,

piaster, school-moater.
mirrfinr <»rfj. Relating to fate or

destiny,
^n^nt^ /». m. Passing rancoos nrine.
wfifWrirf^'. Loved, desired; cherifhed,
treated tenderly ; ceoxed, wheedled,
sedncffd.
wS^n s. wr, Bea«ty, lorelioess; gai#ty ;
grncefnlness.

^^ih } ^'^' ^ eedncer.

JirPir^ <«./. A wanton,

«^flTf. n. To he exiremely desir-

ons and nnablo faDy to ^xprosf one's

wishes.
ifH adj. Cfitting down, ^. m* A rope

( partic¥lar^ that drafvn hy bulleck*s

ni a wed ) ; the cable of a boat.
Wf^^^t «4/-/- I^'>^ely> beantifnl.
iflfV 6. m. Saltness, the taste or pro-

pctrty of salt; heanty, loveliness.
^HTW B. »?♦ Coretonsness, avarice.
Wiwn p* m. . Proftt« advantage.
litTT i». w?. Paivhed grain, f, /. A sort

of qnail ( H^'dt'x chinenHs ).
WT^i^W p. m. A tale-bearer.
m\^ <»./. A pumpkin gourd (Cttcurhtf»

lagenarU),
fflfTT 9, m. Any thing clammy or glnti-

noua I the milk of plants, size.
WJY 9. VI. A kind of clotfi resemUtng

gause ; adv;aiii«gi», welfar# ; lac.

5?rrf r if. w» Advantap^e.
mx^ ff. /• Name of a plant ; a fin« sort
of cloth,

^TTWT i*./. Lnc. a red dyp, or an insect
which is analogous to the cochineal
insect^ ontl like it forms when dried
and prepared, a dye of a red colour ;
the rest is formed of a resinous-
substance which is sealing-wax and
is vsually termed shd hic.

8.fn, The Palas tree ( Bufe^
frondosd ).

fH^m^i^*t 8. m. The red Jjodh^ a tree
from the bai4c of which an astringent
infusion is prepared, which is used
to fix colonr in dyeing.

fflTW «. m. A sort of bread-fruit tree

( Artocarpus laeucha}^
ftWT 8./. A nit, a young louse,
ffrwn 8. m, A writing, paper, deed.
%m?T adj. Writing. 8./. Writing, in- '

scription,
Tm^^s.f. Scriptnre, writting; a writ-
ing, a written document,
fil^m w. a. To write,
ftrwHt s, f. A pen. JJkhni d($8, 8. m* A

writer an nmanriensis^ copyist.
f^iW^ p. m. Predestination,, fate,
%^r%^T if. a. To copy, to write*
f?iCfrT#. wi. Fate, predestination, destiny,
writing, adj. Written.

fmmii: ^ A Tlw wsges of writtiiig ; the
labour of writtiag; 4he art or busi-
ness of writing.

fiir^*TT *>. ft. To cause or teach to write,
to get written.

f%f%!f adj. Written. 8. m. SeriptVire,
writing I a writing, a raWnHscript, a
written book or p«|wr.

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o/em ; gender.
Tmwi$.m. Embracing.
^n,.^ LonBotthBpmiB.
^n,.^«. Worship or the L^« or

fiffrtw.^ Tho drew or tho insignia
of.rel,gK,asstndo„t,th.,kin,,^
»«>wUc..the dress or appel"^
of a follower of 5&„. ' "PP^"*""

f^ . m. A worshipper of ^^f. ^ u,,
phallic type. '

^»./. Afterbirth, placenta,
finrrnr^. a. To cause to lie or repose,

?"▼"•••• To be draggled.
T«Wifi|i«.o. To draggle.

'X.'- "•'"""'*• •"'"•'■«•'<■•'.

^2tVi». ». To clinr. stict .<ii.-
together. * ' '^'"''^

^*''^»./. Adhesion.

?^ * ■^- -*» «W ''Wged tnrband.

rrr''''''P'"*«'^'"»««edor
washed orer.

J^"'^.'.-. To canse to plaster, ,„,«,,
or wash over.

2^../ Smearing, pl.,tering.

2S J '•£5"*^«»««neral,htod.
^^* "«fng;awriting,a;ritt«,
paper or book, &o.

*tT

f^finr,^ j ». 171. A scribe, a writer.

^md embraced, n^ud, connected
^'th^ 4c., defiled or contaminat-

*^».«.ThepM,o«»,.
^^:m. A slap.

^ ». «. A lecher, a whor«mon«r.

Worft'. For,oa«,con„tof.
^^"^ I ». m. The forehead • f.«- j
2^i tiny.forta„r ••**'"^'^
'*^^«.««. To log for

^^»- Tocanseto'take.
2^''^ •• •• To bring.
m^^i ». m. Taker

fij.fr .^m, base, mean, eonC
«"*»./ Marks of « carriage »|Z

-t.P-th, track, trace, sS,*I:i
"•«»7, disgrace. ' ^""^

2Z,m^' '''l'*«'«*«^o^* loose.

:rb3ide*""""^'^^*»--s

*^««&'. Stingy.

2^ ^./. A china fruit (^^^,,^

'*-'*«««no*«.erf,sedL7r^
*;|^r*.w. An old shoe.

^^^^/T.e dung of horses and el-

*I!>"tei!S'r"': '"""^ «' ''^^

^^.^^^Ited, d^solved; absorbed, im,

S^ '■^' ;^ "« ' * ■»«» t«-«»«>d.

^•.•. To planter, to besmear.
J>f....Rhenm(.y,^ ,,,,,.

^ «• »»• Concord, pe.ce.

J^'./. A strip, or slip of cloth
*«'•/. Indigo, .rfj. Bine.
'™«^ *. TO. A bird (fnr^,-^ »

t^'"-*- To-'-llow.tognlp. \
*^ '.A Play, sport, pastime in ge„^
«l/amoron. or wanton sport T

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^m^ «. /. A WAAton or Bportfnlwo •

matt I a work on aritlimeiic.
^« s.ffu A falling star • varnish.
mj9^ it. n. To lie hid, to be concealed.

w^^wa *. m. A rake, a profligate,

mjHf adj. Hid, concealed.

W^wrww ^. m. An ointment^ by apply-
ing which to a man's eyes he is said
to become invisible.

ir^infT V, a. To hide, lo conceal.

W^ii:s./. Woman.

mjm adj. Pare, mere, stark naked. Luch-
bahadar, $. m. A vagabond.

V^nrt «. m. Libertinism, rakishness.

mJ^V[ «. m. A spider.

^^r $.r m. A ragabond, a libertine, n

/ rake, a profligate, a^. Low, mean.

^^^nft «./. Libertinism.

W «rm^m . adj. Clammy, glnthions,

--▼rscoas, . .

^IT at^. Lame of a hand or hands,

,^ liATiog lost the Qse of hands and

' ^^^ [squandered.

f^i^ *• ••• To be plundered, to be

iTar^^n s. m. A sqnanderer, a prodigal,

spendthrift, plunderer.

^jm \ 9.m. Plnndering, min, devas-
mTin f tation.

mzfmj V. a. To squander, spend or ex-
pend, to cause to plunder or be plun-
dered ; to c^use to wallow or roll

' Bbont. Jjuta-luta-har mama^ To beat
severely.

m[fk^J 8./. A small pot.

^ ...

tr^^l i s. m. A squanderer, prodigal,
^''7^ % spendthrift, plunderer.

ir wmi «» m. A Hindu otnameat Worn

r^ in the ears.

^ ^Mt>n V. n. To roll, to fall ( or rM )

ofr> to slip, to slide.
wWrn^ s^ /. Rolling ; flattery, coa^ng^

wheedling, fawuing«

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^^fivm 1 «. w. To roll/ to be- spilt.
W*^T . J Imrkjana, To die.
9lfl«|T If. a. To cause to roil, to spill.
^f^ 8. f. A stone pestle with which

materials are triturated on a stone.
W%irrWT tf. a. To double hem agarment«
«^^ 8. m. A sort of potherb ( Chiro*

nia centaHroide8y &c. ).
«9T adj. TaiUless, tail-cropt, docked.
WIK! 8* m. A sycophant, a tell-tale, a

babbler, a tattler, backbiter.
giKt 8./. Pap.
'yii^v 8* m. Lapping (m o/a dog rfiwfc-

ing).
^H adj. Gone, lost, disappeared.
^1I<IT 8./. Disappearance, nonexistence.
^^ «•/. Poultice, cataplasm.

i|if adj. Covetous, greedy, desirous*.

cupidinous. 8. m. A lecher, a libertine,
^nm 8. m. A hunter ; a libertia% a

rake^whoce-moiiger^ a coyetoua or

greedy man.
^«n«rT 19. a. To excite desire^ tamtali^e^

allure, entree.
^TWI 80 m. An iron pot» .,

^¥tT 8. m. A younger, junior, cadoj.
^%rw\ 8^f. A staflf armed with ir«n,
w^m adj. Bloody^
^TTK •• la, A blacksmittb
Wft^»./* The female of LuA«i!w
mj. f. A hot Windv

m^ adj, HAlf-b«mt ( wood H a.bian.U
^t ^ /. A rotin4 lump of dough

prepared for making into bread or

cakes.
mm 8.f% A hot wind*
m «% adj. Half burnt ( wcfod ), a brand*
mmA 8. y, a Wooden poker, or. 8tak»

burnt at one end ^ a fox.
mjli^\ t>. IH To be scohsbed by the^ stiia

br hot wind, to have a eoup do solaiL ,

t>. a. To see. ,t

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mm^t »./. Coniagt-iiHcii.

m^T s. m. I^ietes of burning waiter

thrown ont from a confla^ailon.Lwfc^

laganay To inflame or excite qnarirels,

&c.
4r« <. /. Aflame. Lnlch chaldnaj Jo

charni| fascinate.
mZs-f. Plunder, LutbaZf A plunderer,

\ murderer.
« Z%2 «./. Plundering and ravaging.
^ 2»IT V. «. To plunder, pillage, spoil ;

to squander*
V zmz 8. /. Plunder and sacking.
W^2T«f^Z «./. Plundering.
m ^i^l <tc^. Salt, brackish.
9 ^ ^./. The salt that effloresces from

walls, &c. ; butter.
^m«./. A spider; local inflammation

produced by the urine of a spider.
m^ 8.m. Salt^
€ f^ <tdj. Baft, braclcish. r. m. Purslain

( VortvUaea cUr&csa ) • ft pioneer ; a
' aalt maker ; name of a tribe or easte

of 'Baniyas.
n 4\ «. /. The sttU rtiafc eflftoreseee ft*om

^alls, &c. ; butter.
«ir 8. w. A tail; a hairy tail, as a

horse's, a monkey's Ac.
m^adj, Lamfe of the hands.
W^<lVTt.m. A paWi
m^8./. Ahotwindv
%' paift. Having taben, imper. Take.

ad'9. Till, to; from, intmj,. Gomel

well!
«|4:^./. Paste.

^fl'^ «./. Croat's dung ; a cur, a ooun-
. trf dog,
fl'ir $• *n« Smut^ mildeiP ; a flock of

goats or ahip, apaekof dogs.
%ir $, m. A loiter, aa epistle,
ff f|^ 8i m. A writer, a scribe, a clerk ;

1 copyist, an amanuenslB, accountant.

«f Wt 3, /. The kuBiaet a of a writCT.^

^^»r 5. m. Writing, scriptnre j ili« b«rk

of the Bluj tree, which is used for

writing on in NiyU and Upper fifa»

^W<t «./. A pen, a reed.
^mi s. m. Account, reckonisg.
^iqir 8. m. A letter, an epistle.
^^W 8. m, A written paper, iwnt-

ing; a letter,
^WQHm 8. m. An office, a comiiy-

house, ^c.
?» ^TTT «. o. To take away, csny, con-
vey, run away with, export, snlnit,

refer, win.
mz 8, m. Morlar, plaster, chauun.
€^?1T, i>. n. To repose, lie down, lie, rest.
W 9 8* m. Plaster, paste, bitter.
^^ nerbal n. To take, taking.
€nfn 8. TO. Traffic, trader barter, b«j«

ing and 96lling..
^^i \\ a. To take, accept, a8smne,get|

hold, pick, win, receive, bny» WWj

V, n. To bring, fetch.
^.7 8. m. Plaster, ointment; plistnob

smearing ; mortar, chunam.

^^«IT ». a. To lie with ; to in«ltt

another in one's disgrace.
11 ^ «. a. To plaster, besmear.
^^"^V 8. TO. An adopted child, !*»*•

a fosterchild.

ed, a fosterchild.
'f'n^nT V. a. To adopt, rear, lirM«PJ

father,
^^ts^i* #. TO. Complete plasteriig.
W ^ s. «i. Plastering, sprea^iig ^^

smearing ointment, mortar, fte. ;
^W^fT «. a. To ealumntate.
^vm^^ v. <%. To provide, keeprarfft

procure, reserre^

■*^' > «. m. A brickhiyet, plaltertr.

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^Ktni V. n. To cheat, to pilfer.

5^ } *• »•• ^ «^'-

« m «• nie A lainb. [ing.

if 9^9 ^dj, Borrowiog and uerer paj-
lir^^ t». a. To taka raceive, aocept of«

take bjr force, extort, berea?e.
iff s, m. Plaster faUing from a wall.

m^B.m^ Taker; plaster, Ibat wUok

is spread on the outside of a new

pot ; -adder,
tf 4T^ s.f. Traffic, trade, taking and

giving. [foUh),

^WK s. m. Mud ( to plaiter d tvaU
tT^rtr 8. nu Plaster.
^tuT a. w. Taker.
^i| 8. m. Mark, sign, effect, ok^. Sajalf,

liHIe. 8. m. SmiUliidss, littleheis ;

a little.
v'V^T «• <r. To i^lasteiry spread, danb -,

to kindle ; to fometit (<$ q\Kxtrel%
Wt%# y. TO. Plairtering.
#^11 «• TO. Licking, tosting irith the

tongue,
^m ^. m. FastTire. proretider.
9[flfn 8. TO. ftbrar,
#V €uij. To be licked, s. m. The food

or beverage of the gods, nectar,

alBil>rosia.
iJNr adj. Read;^, bronght. 8. m« A kind

of Ymegtf ; an arrow for practising

with ; a spring.
^ imper. Tate, hold, inter). Lo, look,
' see, tliere noir.
^^8./. Blanket, flannel; sptondour

of the connten'anoe, honor.

wK ad0. Till, to, Up to.

iJlfH I a./. A clove {Cwnjo'phyllu^ ch-o-
fsSr J rrfcrfiiJfc^), hotmgchari^ 8, m.

A Idftd.of dishf piepared from peasd*

ittaeL
office ^« A luiD^of €ldj^> culil*

^m <« m. Man, mankind ; people ; a
world, a division of the universe ;
ia general three L^s'are enumerat*
ed, or heaven, hell, and earth; an«<
other olassificatlon ehwnierates seven,
exoliisive of the infernal regioas ; or
Bkur-hkf the earth, Bkuwat^hk^ the
space between the earth and thesipti^
the region of the Muni8, Biddhi8^ ^c.
Swari/-lokf the heaven of Indra^ he-*
tween the son and the polar star,
Makdr-lohy the usual abode of Wuigu
and other saints ; daring the confla-.
gration of these lower words the
saints ascend to the next, or Jan4ok,
which is described as the aboda of
Brakna*8 sons ; above this is the
sixth world or the Tapa lokf where
the deiti^ callecl Vyrdgiz reside ; the
seventh world $afya-Jok, ov Srahm-
loh^ is the abode of ib-a^ina, and
translation to .this world exempts
beings from farther birtb ; the three
first worlds are destrojj^d.at the end
of each Kulfa or day ^i Br^hmm i
the three last at the en^ of his life^
or of 100 of bis years ; the fbnrtb
Lalk is equnlly pMUiiaient^ \mi isstiDi*
inhabitable from .](«at M the time
tie three ftrat eve %ilumi9ig.Aliolh^
enumeration calls tkeae* seven worlds
earth, sky, kssven, middle vegiea^
place of births, mansioQ ot the bl^t^
atid abode lof truth, placing the sonSff
of Brahrmt in the sixth division, and
stating, the fifth 6r JoH-folc to 4>»
that, wheref animals destroyed in tliei
geneoal'conAa^pral^on ar^bovn agaifi ;
sight, seeing),
^tif^rv. a. Tocatch. . ,

ist€9W 8. 7». The creator, Brahmf*,
cvt^^n a, m. A conqueror of the wof Id

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^llfKa. m« The three worlds, heav«Dy
. earthy and hell,
vi)fi[nrm$,w. A so foreign of the ami-

• versfe?,

9i«ff1W f^j. Visible, to be seen.
«l«9m S* m. A king, a sovereign ; a

• .iHviuity who is supposed to protect

• tli€f regions, or the snn, moon, fire,

• wind, Indra, Tarn, Varurif and iTtie^r.
^VrPsf a^* Wotorfons, well known.
iJt^^:trf g. m. Popularity gaining pub-
lic confidence.

^iiK( 8. m. Tatters, torn clothes.

^^THTi: s, m, Ariotlier world,

^VT^if 8. m. A monntatnons belt sur-
rounding the outermost of the seven
seasf and bounding the world.

^^ts.m. Tools, old iron pots^ pans,
hardware.

^^ Ss m, People, folk*

ft^rrt*./. Woman.

'Stw* 1 *. w. A ball or lump of .flesh

^Twnt ) or meat ; stibium or lamp-

• black, &c. so used,
i5l>nT 8. fh. the eye.

^W*i*i? } 8. m. A. flower ( CetosM

^^m«r 8, m. Diseased affection of the
f efe^ Ophthalmia.

iHt^8^m.' TumUtng, roUiag; a kind
^ of pig«on, tumbler ; a bush.
i||2<n«. fr. To f^allow, roll about,
< flounce, sprawL
<t&<n 4^^*11 v. n. To wallow, to toll or

turn over*
ih^^fkms^m. Water-ere«s«8.
#^^ ndjt Wttll<millg, tumbling and
tosiing, fottfug abotct, restless, hat-
pot'honay To be in love.

^ffer *. rri; An earthen pot (fof^'coohtftg),
9 pipkin', a small metal {>ot, g^'noially
"cl brasjs' 01* liuucd iron.

^t^wt 8. /« A kind of earth coutaui--'
ing fossil alkali. <

-^^8. m. A stone pestle with which
materials are triturated on a stone.

iftWT adj. Salt, brackish; barren or saK
(land). 8. m, Purslain {Pnrtulaca
oleracM); the salt that effloresces
^om &c. ,

'ftif t./. A corpse, dead body,

SSl'^ } A lump of flesh
M^9j8./. A bag, a sadc^ stupe. . ^
irWt 8./. A staff, club (hnotUd)*
#t^ 80 m. A caste among the Vatkan$».

^StV I *• w- A tree, the bark of whicb
Wtw J is used in dyeing ( SympZeeo*

racemMa) ; a medicine.
«^n «• m. Name of a tribe, a huriM&d-

9tf^ «. m. Name of a tribe. . ,':.

wm B, TO. Salt^ Lon mirch lagand. To
speak hyperholioaUy or in loftjr. dtf<
fuse language.

^A^ ^^' ^9X, brackish ; barren or salt
{land). 8. «. Purslain (Portirf^eia
oleracea); the salt that effioreg^ea
from walls, &e. . -

«t^m «.m. Saltness.

^*lt^ 8. m. Salt lands y a place where
salt 4s product, a salt-pit.

9)^ 8.,m. Rejection, cutting off ,ia
general, especially used as a giamma*
tical term for dropping letters, syllftr.
bles, &c. ; disappearance^' destruction
orasujre;(m coinpof. vfUh a^eti)
vanished disappeared.

^^ «• /• A Inmp of any thing moisf;
a poultice composed of flour, tuc*
meric, and oil or clarified butter.

fjtwrw 8^ m, A kind of gtnn, ineellse,
benzoin ( resin ), [ simnsiB ).

^Tnj s/w. A jLind ot bean ( Dolicbo*^

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mUf #. m. Avarice, covetonsness, ^pi-
difcj. intense orgieetly ileaire,

irtH^iT «. n. To be onamoar«<l.

fftjf ifir%ii adj. Beguiled jpr orerpomo r}>j
cnpidity.

ir^f%CT ^dj. Free from ei^idity.

^*ft adj, Desirons, capidinons^ covet-
ous, greedy, avaricious.

mt^ 8. m. A. 4ail, a hairy tail ; the hafr
of the body ; the base of a iriangle,
&c. ;,a piquet^ ortt post^ or sen, try.

^il^^ fl. m. A Uar6.

ilYvi^tT i. m. A pore of the skin.

lt«Twt «./. A fox.

^«rf%^ g, m. An animal whose hair is
sapposed to be poisonous, as a tiger»

#i|i| atlj. Hairy, covered witli or mitde

of hair; woollen.
#tifirTfS4) «./. A plant ( Olpdne d^^
. -Us).

^HWUmh i.m. The polecat.
ntmm S.fi A plant {heea hirta) InAian
.•.^pifcenitrd ( Valit'Mna ScUwm^iUfi) :

cowacb ( Carpopogon prutuni ) \

green vitriol ; Orris root. . *

^t^^\K8.m. The emerald. / .
^«r^^w s. m. Horripilation^ oreot&n

of the hair of the body; ' ^

^jftiR «i m. The eyd.
fsh: 8. m. An ear-ring^ drop, pendant ;

' « tear.
f9^9 adj. Shaking, trettnlon^. t. m»

Tears, the fkiid in which '^ the eye»

appear sometimes to be overwhdlmed^

un'lulation, glimmer*
^91 Y;^.m. A u ear-ring^ dnypy peii^tw<«
Wtirr^. m. A suppository, a Und ^l

solid clyster.
Itf^wr «./. Asortofdoak or sfmsil

( Rumex vesiccu'ius ) . ' ^ _^ .

^^9^ (»dj. Y.W dejp)iw oji* w^^^ms

wishing, longing for, grdedy, ittBaIKi
able.

#^ «• «•. A clod, a Imnpof enrtb; mat '

. of iron or iron filings.

^t^vpi ddj. Made of a clod or of earth.

^w s, m. A Inmp of earUi.

€t^ i. m. Iron^ either crude or wroaght j
steel ; Aloe wood or AgaUoebnn.

'ft^'B^^ 8, in. A thorny shrub.

^W€T>r 8. m. The loadstone.

^¥^rT 8. «. A blacksmith, or iron-
smith.

vftirte 8. m. Rust of iron, or iron
filings.

^1f^

)•

m. Iron filings*

«r^ ■

IJ^T^ 8. m. Bell-metal ; rnst of iron or
iron .'filings.

Wtwf^ 8. m. The diamond ( coii<j|tter-

ing in hardn888 the iron )»
Wt^Wr 8,m* An iron pot.
^it¥lT^ 8. m. Borax (a8 fusing msfals )«.
ihyfWH4»€^. Hade of iron.
1)1^1^ 8. m. A ptant ( JiihyranAes-;
' tridndra).

fNn(VK#./. An iron mine,
ffhrt Iron. ^k-Udkf s.. m. An iron

macq or club, Itoha b(y<maf To figl^t

witjh swords.
^%m adj. Bloody. ,
ivt^^ ^. /• Ka^ oC.a caste aoioQg
^Vathan8.

4ti(TfV9K 8. m. Lustration of ams,,
.. ceremonies, performed on. the 9th of

Uw light half of tlie wpnth Aswii^ ;

formerly a campaign, but now

nsnidiy ^confiue^ ^ ^^ ^^I'B^^i^
decoration and worship of. the sol*

' dier'i wei^na« ' .. . >

fir^PC.^ 91. A blacksmith; ,

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#f9fl adj. Red, of ft red colour. $. m.

Rod, the coloar ; blood.
lAf%ii«^. m. A rttby ; cabc 0f bM8f .
wrfrr^tni adj. Red fac«d. t. m. An
. iohnenmon.
Wtfim adj. Of iron.
^ihPt «. A A lampy » moothfol ; a kind

.of silk-oloiAi ; dawa jnsi before sqii-

rise.
WtW <• >»• Blood. Loku dalM, To spit

blood. Loha phdln^f To have lepvaty*

hohu bythnUf To pass blood by stool..

JULu Ztt&an, <m2;. Gorered with btoodi

bloody.

^ I adi>. BUj to, up to. '

ifhr «. /. A clove ( Caf^ophytlup iagro*
. mmtieui ).
lPfTtl|f <• m. A dish prepared from

iffvT «. w. A boy, a slave boy, !ad,

brat, hounda-bmit, «, /. Sodomy.

iRftfirT > «./. A girl, a slave girl, a
^^ S secrant gii4^ baad-maal;

lit*. /. The flanke 4f a^ co^dlli ^f^
pointed flame. Lou lagiuio^ ^ be
constant in prayer^ devotioni 4^0*
h^u I4gni, TlM.€req4edt wkA hmg*
'ooirtiftited tepetitioit of any sayitig
( pmriicularly of a lo9$r edUin'g on IU$
migtrssi^ w of a dyi^ man on (Tod ),*
< fo %ave a eonalttt desire or craving'
(for any Hung ).

^Wt i>. a. To see.

i^lrr «. m. A kind of pompion { Cuciit^
hka lagmiaria); lightning, Hash,
glitter, corasoatlon.

^^Nrrfflflv g.m. An aKheist, a maleHa*
- liit; a ^iarf<«b.

^fmmad}. Mnndane, vf^ofWy; human,
what prevails amongvt>br k fiaittfiStfr
to mttikiad ; omac8Ua> oereuotdfiiii

^^r»<IT «. /. Worldliness , irorUly

curreacy, or ens torn.
Whrt s. f, A kind of pompion.
^ $. «• Taming orer, iavertiag; r^

turning.
Wtem «. n. To turn over, to ton lick,

return.
^RT «. (t. To turn o?ef, to mvert;

to turn baoky to return , gire bid,

reject,
ftiW^ jT. ai^ Name of a medicine.
^•IT 8. m. Balandng, making aealei

equal. «. a. To reap.
WMt #./• Wagos in kiad to reipen it

harvest fime.
^^#. at* An-ialeiXMilary mostli.
it^ adj. Iron, made of iron* i. m. Inn.
#ff^ ti m» A tnmee.
ftrft tf. at. A wolf.
W- The iwifikty-nhia etesoatrif ofl^d

Nagdri alphabet, or morepro^y

the semij^owel 0 f ii is ofiea mMii^

«l wiUu the labial con^eaioidr i

wMi^wlifeK it is also ojbiioaii^ inter-

chsageaUe.
^ «. m. Rao^ linai^, fanifly.
4i«s. 411. A amall ftA {Gjinoglwi

Sivma).,
WW'tfl:!! #. at. A. genealogical t^ «

list, the history of a race or djaisty,

«c.
:Wr^^#./* Family lineage* dwcaai
^m^tm a. a». R^r^ditary estate.
WillM > s. // Ah eariby coacwtion
^i|||r)^« r of a milk^wkite ooloir,

formed in the hollow of the bamboo.
w^tt9(€t.f. Pl-oaperityofafamily.
4iiv«ffi|iv«. la, Ramily usage.
WWil€t 8,f. A pedigree, a geaealojy'
#(IPt«i5fV itelongmgor relaUag to*

family, a bamboo, &c.
^hA A? ptj^ f£^ flatc*

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^n

44H|^ 9- m. A piper; a name of

Krishna^
^ms.m. A crane ('Ard$a nivect ) • ft

tree ( S€3ban($ grani\fiora ).
v^Vi t. 9». A tree ( jEnhtftumtne

grandiflora ).
ir9W tf. m, A plftnt ( Hfmus^M 4tengi\
^W^ n$^. Fik or proper ilo be said or

. spoken.
^Vlt t* m. A speaker.
?lt a^\ Crooked, curved^ bewed or

bent ; indirecty evaaii%.
'TiirT^ 'adj. Wbo or xf^i goes torto-

onslj ; frandntent, dnbonest.
W9T s» f. Crookedness y Mekedness ;

craft, ennnlng'; evasiVe or indtreet

speech,
m}^ 8. m. The Seshtma ^anSifior($.
^adf. Crooked; dishoitesi, frandaleni.
^Mlf s. m. Carratnre, cntve ; fraodn^

lent or dishonest disposition,
>liiitflir s. f. Eqni^oqne, eraston^ pun

the co?ert expression of someChiaigy

else than the wo^ds nsed natnrallj

imply^ either from the manner in

which the]^ are ottered or somp ether

eense of which they are snsoepiiUe ;

hint, insinoation';' sarcasm^
iffp ^. m. The bend or elbow of a rif er,

the winding coarse of a stream;

crookedness
^ s, mu Bengal, or the eastern parts

of the modem province,
^l^s. m. Speech, ipeaking ; a sentence,

a text, a diotnm^ an aphorism, a rule.
^S^^mf, adj. Ohedient. s^ m. The anthor

or enonciator of a precept.
'W^nm^^.m. Disconrse, order of words,
^^wjt adj. CknnpliaQit, conformable,

Bnbmisaiver humble. , . ^

^^mmms.m, Mere words, assertion nn-

supported by facts^

^^ s»f. Orris root ( ilcoiiis calamus y
1^ adj. Hardy impenetrable, adaman*

tine. 8. m, A thnnde^oit in gener&V

ortne thunderbolt of Indra ; the die*

mond {the gem hemg conHdered analog^

0U8 in hardness to the thuvdet'holi^ or rn

fact, to be the iome euhtance )•
A^mn e, m. A tknnderbolt, a stroke of

lightnhig,
^W^ 8, m. The blosaom ef the seen-

mum.
^^W 8. w^ Death by lightning ; cfoea

multiplication.
^W^«r adj. Hard, adainantine ; hani*

hearted,
^w^llt i. y. A species of sun-flower

( MeUotropimt ).
^Wl^m 8. m. A thundorboll or stroke |

a andden calamity,
^wnvra 8> m. Cross multiplication.
IWH adj. . Fnuukilent, wftfty, e^ m. A

jackal ; a roguo, cheats
«wn ^* 'ii. Cheating, fraud.
^fW9 adj. Tricked, deceived, cheated.^
WW.«<»4f. Crafty^ fFauduient» dishonee«i
^3 8. nu The large Indian fig-t«ee {Fi-

cus Indw0i)t,
AZ 8. m, Th9 Bfk»ioia«Urt or reiigjen*

Btudent, after his iavestitore » with

the sacred thread ; a lad, a yomth m

-general j a flower { Bigi^mia Indiem).

^m 8. m,, A .lady a young maa in

general,
^IWT «./. False, ground and fried wUh

oil or bujtter^
if^iTT a./. Aflsh-hook, .
A'Wfli i. m. A part^ SiiKertion, a shore*
^^ir s. .»« BortifD^iiMgr partitioning,

dividing.
¥9 «• ai. A msm wh^ is circumcised of

-has no prepuce* . ,.
^W arfe. As, like^ sinMlar; that is more

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^K

• generftlly cansidered as m oflQx to

words • AS, Fashu-i^t, )ike ii boAsi.
fi« •• m. A cAlf ; A yetr.
nra ^. m A eliild, CAlf ; a- tnedicinAl

plant ( Wtigktea anUd^ienUriea).
mwK g, m. A oteer.

^iVfTH & in. An active poison, also
. called ^fi1k^ zakar^ the iroot of tbe

aconite ferox brought from Nepal,
nmK 8.m^ A jear.
nmf^n adj. Annnal, yearly.
^mm ^. AfTeatioiiate, Icind. al in,

Aflection, fondness,
mrwir s.f. Tenderness, affection.
^^*r s, m. The month , the face.
^fT^ i, m. A sheat-fish (SUuht»' Bo<$lt$).
^^ i.f. A son's wife } a wife in general.
f 1 •• jiu A forest, a wood, a groVe.
imnw f. m. A species of arum (\i;

Vl^l<t 0dj. Forester^ savage. ;

W^KHV 9, m, A lion.

^^^l^ e.m. Living in the woods, as

alieniiit^ iftc.
WwnvSt 8. m. An anchoret, a hermit ;

- forester. [cttracal)^

^Hi^rw «. m. A sort of wild cat ( Felta
9WWf4V t^dj. Betng or afaidfng in a wood.

' s, m. A hermit; an anchoret.
wnfwr€ «K^\ SKtnate or being in a forest.
V^«V% «. m. A tree that bears fmit but

> no apparent Uossoms, as several spe-
cies of the fig, the jack. Ac. ; a trre

: in general ; an ascetic.
^^1^ 8. m. The skirts of a wood.
^mw«r ^ m. Dwdling in a forest,
'fflrm #./. A woman in general ; a be-
loved woman^ a wife, a mistress.
n^n 8. m. Obeisance to a Brdktn<m or

. superior by touching the feet, &c.
T^ny 8./. Praise, praSsing, espocidly
the gods or great men.

W'^ 8. A- Reverence, ftorsbip, ndaring.

^<^^9 adj. Praise-worthy, to be enlo«
giaed or prirised: - . - -

^^ 8. /. , A parasite plant (Hpidem-
drum i^iaeUaiumf ^c. smj, parmi^
plant.

n^'8.f. A captive, a prioner,. a mtm
or beas^ confined. #. m A patv^rpst,
a bird, a herald, a servant whose duty
it is to proclaim the titles of a grea*f
man as Ire passes along ; or.apoet^
who sings the prai^^s of a prince in
his presence, or accompsnies an arm j
to channt martial songs ; a praiser

. a flatterer. [ hindaUe.

IKT a^. To be praised, commendable,

4^ adj. Forest, savage, wild, produce-
ed ina'wood, &c.'

iRT 8. /• A multitude of groves;* a

. quantity of water, a flood, a deluge^,
a plan(((PAgr<o/i>^^icas«). [men virile

^^^ 8, m. Sowing seed; shaving; ee-^

SIT f. in. A sower, a planter, &c, i a
fatiier^ a progenitor. [an ematic.

vim 8. VK Vomiting, cau^g vomiting,

4Rft edj. Vomiting, sick. a./. Vomituig.

^^^S «. m. Age, time of life.

^^m adj. delating to age, aged, «. )m.

' A contemporary, an associate .or coq^

' panion.

^^^S adj. Aged, relating. to age, s. m.
A friend, a contemporary an aasociate
or companion, s. f. A woman's female
friend or confidante*

^s.rn. A boon; a blessing, especially
tbe gift of aJ9r**mi»n or.deity ; Ar
bridegroom, atj^. Best, excelleut. ^

^<WT *. /. A rivdct, running past the
north of Benor^, into the Ganges^
no«r called the Bome* [mis cominnuUi)

ivikm s. 1A. Tne castor oil tree OR^^
I nv^ adj. Qrantui§a prayer, cohferHng

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%Ti

^a boon, propiiiaus, farouvable, . _.

f^TW #. rn^ Granfciug a boon.

Wiil^r^ *.. •»• ConieTting a boon.

'K^T'lT i>. n* To be victorious, to hjive
tlie adva^nUgo, to gaiu.

^^9 «. m, A vasp.

IJWir ckdv.. Oa this side of a river, &c.

^fl?9 <. m. The ^mall sliell called a
Cotontt and naed as a coin.

M%\^n\ $, /. Benares.

mjyf s. m, A hog ; a name of Vishnu^
in the third At>at(ir^ or tlesceut, in
which he is said to have assumed the
shape of a boar ; one of the eighteen
smaller Dwipas or divisions of the
.tmiverse.

ifft:^ adj. Beat, dearest, most prefer-
able or beloved.

1^«IT1 8. VI. The eighteenth of the as-
tronomical periods called Yogs.

n%^ 8. m. The deity of the waters and
regent of the west.

t(\ adv. On this side, near. Vere giv-
nc», To fall short.

m^ s.m. A class, a tribe, a mnltitnde
of similar things, whether animate or
inanimate ; as, Kah-isarga, the class
of guttural letters ; Trwarg^ a class
of three objects, as love, dutj^ and
wealth ; the Sudra^varga, tha Sudra
tnbe ; a chapter^ a book, a section, a
square number (in arithmetic).,

W^«T s. «. The square of a cube,

^^^m I. ». A square root. •

^M^ i. 771. Quitting, abandonment,
shunning, avoiding.

•W^iR^ adj. Improper, censyrable,

. wieked, proper to be avoided* .

tffmt IT adj. Abandoaed, avoided • ex-
cluded, excepted, . . . ,

iV^ s. m. A tribe, a class, a caste, an
. owjer] oolour/Uu^tint^ a letteiv,,of.

the alphabet- (in (tiithmetic) K.cp'

efficient.

t ' ■*'■'■

^^^^ 9, m. Order of caste or tribe ,- al-

.phabetical arrangement, the alpha-
bet. "^
^^iri iu{). Algebraic. :
4^^«T s. m. Tlie particular occupatioa

or (iuty of each caste or tribe.
^^*i 8. in. Describing, expatiating, ex-

phvning, pointing out qualities or

exoelJencies, *&c.
^^11 5. /. Praise, panegyric.
^<^«fr':3T s./. The alphabet,
^^^^r 8, /. A white aluminous fossil

often confounded with chalk, of which

it ia considered a species.
Tw^y adj. Of a good tribe, caste, kind,

&c, s. m. A Brahman0t
A^W^KS^m. Mixture or confusion of

castes I a man or tribe of mixed ori-

giuy or from a father and mother of

different ca3tes.
V9i\^adJ. Outcaste.
if^hsTH 8, m. The class anid state of a

person,
?r^9 adj. Described, explained.
Vf{^ 8. m. Livelihood, subsistence,
^tmjn a<g. Bemg, existing, Jiyiog,

being present; dwelling or abiding in ;

( in grammar ) the present tense.

A^ \ ''^* The wiok of a lamp. ^

Af^m 8. J. A quail ; the wick of a lamp.
^<« ad). Round, xjircuiar, glol)ula|^

spherical.
A\n adj. Growing, thriving, t. m. In*

creasing, growing, thfiviag ; augu^ettt-

ing, causing to increase, y
Aim^ adj. Prosperojc^, thriving; iii-

cre^«ing,.growiBgi / v .
^ft^ adj.^ drown, -^jpand^d,, increased;

thriven.

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J!^f adv. On tliifl side of a lirer, Ac. 1

ii«ir#t«./. A tort ofbetn (Dolicho$
catjang ).

^^ t. m. A year f a dWiaion of the
known continent, of nhich nine are
Teckonetl, viz. Ktiru^ Hiranm^y^
Jt&mnnafc, Ha^i^d, Hariy KeUifnmla^
Shadrasijah^ Kinf^dVy and Bharat-^
Jamhu Dwipy or India.

^hti. m. Raining, rain.

^hi adj. Raining, showering, sprink*
ling.

l^iT^n 9' ^* A motintainona range,
anppos^d to separata the raiions
VarthoM or divisions of the globe
from each other • six ranges are enu-
merated from Boath to north, viz
Bvmttvan^ ttemckhitOy N'ishaddha, Nila,
Stvet, and Sringi, or Sringavan
Miru constitutes the seventh.

W^iW «. fn. A century.

^9TW t. m, A thousand yearff«

^lm*pl' \ The rain or rainy sea-

inif «Tfr «• »». 5 8on, containing two
months, according to the Hindu
classification of the seasons, which
aome systems consider to be Smoana
and Bhadra^ and others Bhadra and
Aswina ; the duration of the monsoon
is however longer, being reckoned
from Asarha to Kariiha^ or fiH)m the
middle of June to the beginning of

* October.

^rirljW B, m. Ten thousand years.

^f^wpi s. m. Autumn, the autnmnal

season,
' wlhr adj. Yearly, annual.

vCt s. m. A' peacock.

nm Near, hither.

^mxm *./v A small kind of crane.

^i^mm s. m4 The batk of a tree.
.Miiln «. TO. The poet Valmiki.

wirif adj. Beloved, desired, deftf. i. «.
A lover, m husband, s friend ; t
anperintendant, an oversaer.

19 adj* Humbled, subdued, tamed,
overpowered ; enthralled, aubdued by
charms and incantationa, ff aelnate^
charmed, enchanted. #• ai. Authori^,
supremacy, mastership ; anbjectioB,
submission, the state of bang com-
pletely tamed and overpowered.

^m 8, /. Fascinating, bewitching;
subjection, holding in order or tub-
jeotion.

if^ 9, m. A HUki or divine sage of
the first order ; he is also a Brahma*
dhika^ a Prajapatt^ and one of the
seven stars of Ursa Major,

f4t 1. m. A sage with subdued paasioos.

Win^RTW i. m. Subduing or orerooming
by drugs, charms, &c., enchanting,
charming ; subduing in general.

^fHsif adj^ Bewitched, fascinated, nvb*
jected to another's will.

^i|n adj. Subjugated, sulject to an^
other's will.

'vt{K 8. m. A pungent fruit resembliag
pepper ( Pothot ofictnaUs ).

«nw adj. Docile, tame, humble, gprtsm*
able.

WHfT s, /. Humility, subjugation, dis-
position to^ or fitness for aubjec-
tion.

^n^xmj adj. Of a subdued mind.

?iriit ».f. A house, a dwelling ; abidiii^,
abode, residence.

nm^ s. m. Cloth or clotlies.

^^^ 8. tn. The season of spring, or iia
deifieil personification ; dyacnttiy,
diarrhoea ; small-pox.

<»4imSiyi 8. m. A tree ( Cerdiia ntg^tm
and latifolia )•

^9^i^v 8, m. The oelebratioR of the

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' r€tnn of sprfog, formerly heU on the
iall mooa of C%iCrii, but now on the
full moon of Phal^wMt being identt*
'■- fled witk the Doljati*a or HM.

kJWiA *' ''^ Att.agdnjty an ambMsador.

99 9. m. Wealth, thing, sabstanee*

JT^ ^« i». A foesil salt, brotight from

> a difltriot in Ajmirg, Sambhar salt.

ITf^f J,/. Thfeeartb.

Wl^f 8. m. The father of Kri$hM.

^^Viadj. Wealthy, rich.

."^^V ^. 9/1* ^THbhar salt; the S^&ana
grandtfiora.

'^^ g; Dk Thing, matter, sabstance. .

Yff ff9 oflTii. In fine^ in faot, essentially,
sfri^aaiiaUj*

^mm^B. m. Otttlino^ of any subject,
akelet^i of a disoonrse. [p^vty*

,W¥lf*l #•/. Loss of substance or pro-

nm M. m. Cloth, clothes, raiment*
'nrnwfti.m. A tailor.

4911^9 8, m. The end or hem of a
garment.

^m 8,m. Olothy clothes*

nx pron. That, he, ahe^^ it, the ; {acca^

$ionaUy like ^4 \ they, thoaa,
:.w%i: $./: Side, quarter, way.

V^fTT t. m. Attack, onset.

^^\ flkfu. .There, thither, yonder. Vahan
ha ^ahan, In that very place.

^d^ff^9, m. A foreign country.

«f%i^acjf. Bxpellod, excluded.

H^ fnm. He himself, that veij.
vlflr «. a*. Fire, or its deity Agni.

fT tiklt^. Or, whether, coii;. and. pnm*
r- :ffiiii^ her, t&at.

nt ad9. There, that place.
^ kUtt #. /. The maana of the bimboo.

W s. m. Word, language, spi<ft>
* ^t«ir7^ «^. Frivolous, iuoonsistent

wrt^r^vr # . m. Qossipping, chattering^

idle or improper talk,
ifr Wfi f . m. Prevarication, equivocation*
^fnr^ adjf . Ebqueati able in apeeob*
wnni^m «./• Eloquence.
mm s. f». A sentence ,■ a rule or apho«

rism ; speech ; a word.
^IIVWW^ s« 9»« KefusTug or criticising^

an assertion.
fT«5n <»dj. Promised.
WT'^WT «./. A virgin betrothed.
^^^ «. 971. Speaking ill, defamation,

abuse.
wiw«./. Speech i speaking ; a phiase^

a proverb or adage.
^rr^W s. m. A word ; a speaker.
^mPw»4^'. VerbaU • .
inwr s. /. Speech.

VT^T? > adj. Tidkative, chattering^
^mi^) gabbling) talking much and

idly or Uamably.
Wlfir« 04^ Terb^» f . w.. News, tidings^

intelligence.
^ffwwQW ^ m. A let^r, a d^patch ;

a newspaper, a gazette.
fT%i|.«. m. pL Praising,, applauding;

bravo ! well done ! aha!
flf^irTW f. m. Globe amaranth.
^^^^^ $. m, A particular sacrifice.
^TsTt s, in. A plant ( Jmticia adhi*

natoda ), -
inift«l^ adj. Aphrodisiac.
^l^fT^^^. m. Stimuloueorfxcitement
o^ amorous desires by ^sphrodisiacSt

9Ii«ir>^ m. Wishing, desiring.

WIS'BT*./, Wish, desire.

Wif^m^adj. Wished^ desired, lonf;ed

for. . , .

5ri6si*.f. /, A lifcidinoas womaUi a

•r

wanton.-
V^ skd^^ Wishing, desirous^

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HrzMj. A road.
iifz^T 9. /. The site of a honae or

WT^ *./.*A hoTiso, a bttilding ; a g«rd*i,

an orchard, a plantation.
;irT^ s. m. A termination {in eompoiitim),

denoting place or enclosnre.
Htyt »./• An orchard, a courtyard folt

trees and plants.
WT^ «• w. An arrow.
mPni^ 8. m. Traffic, trade.
W mt *. /. Speech, sonnd.
^rn 5. m. Air, wind ; rhctrmatism,
gout, fnflamation of the joints ; air,
wind, as one of the humours of the
body,
mfl^B.m. A plant {Mcn-silea quadri-

folia ).
tnn^t adj. Rheumatic, gonty.
m^w^ 8. m. Fever arising from vitiated

wind.
';fp!pn! «. w. Rheumatism attended with

fever.
'fTRTVir adj. Inflated, puffed up with

wind.
mnviK 8, >». Acute gout or rheumatism.
iCTWft'r 8, m. Rheumatism, gout.
i|Tirct«rt adj. Rheumatic, afflicted with
gout or rheumatism, especially of the
acute kind,
wmffl*^/. Swelled testicle.
irpn^Tlfw *. /• -^"7 ™<5rbid affection

attributed to disorder of the wind.
mn^tt 8. m. The castor oil tree.
^W^ «. m. Cholic with flatulence.
^iWrft B.y. The castor oil tree ; a plant

( Asparagus racemo§u8 ).
^rrift^ adj. Windy, relating Or belong-
ing to wind, &c-
wy^'^adj. Gouty, rheumatic. ». m, A
whirlwind, a gale, a hurricane, [ness.
^\^W{ ;./. Tenderness, affection, fon4-

ni^8,fn. Discourie, diqnife, assertion,

difousstbn ; a pltt&t^ an aoeosstioB.
'Wlli**'i». Controversy, dispoie.

^nfWTVW f ; nr. Ar^nllnt^ nUBtlndDg
a controversy.

^^!r^«. m. Attack and rej^imieii;
plaint and reply.

wnft adj. Speaking, Ssoonrsfng; assert^-
ing, declaring. $. m. A sage, an ex-
pounder of the law tad Sh^irat $ «
plaintiff, an accuser.

WT9 8. m. Any musical instrament.

^n^PTT^ 8. m. A multitude of mnsied
instruments, a band.

^rrw 8. m. A heavy sea, the rolling of
water f^om wind, ^. ; hence tiie
high tide in the Indian rivers, com-
monly called the Bore (pa9^de ik
compo8. ) Possessing, endo^wed with,
d^c, MDhMavin^ Possessiagwedtly
rich.

V;^KW <' *". The Brdhmana of the (ftird
order, who has passed throng iH^
conditions of student And hettse-
hblder, and has left "his house Wd
family for lonely meditation in woofs
and wilds ; ^e hermit, the anchoret;
a tree ( -^dsm latifdUa ) ; the PalU
tree ( Buteafrotido8a ).

^•1^ 8. m. J . ,

urift s.f. \ ^^ *J?^ * "^^^^y-

nv^m 8.fn. A kind of holy basil, JBrffai-
guished as the hMek a]^^cies ofJEi«Av>
( Ocpttim tanchxm >. ' ..• -; .

wnTt 8. /. 'A large oUong.p«nd, a . ppai^
a lakew

^madj, Left^ not rig^; ifl^ %a8e,
wicked.

^rnmrt* /• PerverseitesS) «oiitrarie^»
wickedness*

^WW adj. Short, dwftrfisb^ ft 4m^i
low^ TilOi base, 9. m. VUhmu m his

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tift.

.<^r90ter of tiiedwtrf, in wUoh fat
18 said to have appeared on bip fifth
deseen^ from.. M&^«^ to prevail
Bj2i, fromob^wii^dominioa^o^Jii^
three worlds. . .

wmit «./. A female dvarf *

njms.f. Woman*

fT'Tmrf 8. i». The doctrine of the Han-
U'di^ according to one system ; the

. left hand ritnal, the nee of flesh,
•piritsi &o. fo]:ming part of the
Vamaehara ceremonies.

irnrmnft $> m. A follower of the left
hand portion of the TafUras.

m^ 8, m. Sweetmeats or cakes, form-

, ing a light refreshment, which is not
supposed to be any breach of a reli-
gions fast, sweetmeats or cakes part
•of an efifering to a deity, or prepared
on particular occasions, as mar-
riage?, <&c., and sent as presents to
. friends and acquaintances*

ifnnr ad^. Windy, relating or ,belong-
ing to wind.

nm9i s. f. The water or region of the
wind ; the north-west.

in^ s, m. Air^ wind, or its , personified

^, deification ; the air of the body ;
morbid affection of the win^y
humouF.

^T^wt^ i* m. The north-west.

Ti|pn9 8, m. Flatulence, indigestion.

. WigitSH 8. m. A whirlpool, an eddy ; a
jrhirlwiad, a hurricane.

It ^itv aij. Affected by wiad^ JSatnlent,
epileptic.

ngf^ff^ 8.f. Qalm, lull; cure of windy
disorders.

-^rrgifflw,!. w». Fastyig^ living on air,.
^T^^^ a^. Like windy unsubstantial';

swift. , ,.

^}X 5. m, A blow, wound, guafa, assault.

Tirc *. «. A day of the week ; a mulH-
tude, a quantity, a heap ; the near
bank of a rirer, ofr this side. *. /,
Leisure ; delay ; waiting, patience ;
time.

^TKM adj. Opposing, bbstructing, an
obstacle or agent of resistance.

<rtw*. m, "Resistance, opposition, pro-
hibition, obstacle or impediment;
defence, protecting, guarding ; ward-
ing off a blow, guarding, warding.

trtir 8. m. Offerings, oblations ; sacri-
fices.

WTWt;, a. To surround, encircle, go
round ; to offer ( tn sacrifice, ^c. )
Van phartrhohay To go round any
tody (cm a sign of leing an ojfiring
or sacrifice for his welfare), to devote
one*s self for any one (a practics
chiefiy of women ).

^TTtT f. m. Cheapiiess, thrift ; benefit,
gain ; a rictim. adj. cheap.

TTtr^^ *./. The holy city, Benares.

^l^VPX 1 adt). On this side and that,
^^^nr J on both sides ; through.and

tbrouofh, across, s. m. Bounds,
^fic 8. TO. Water.
wrffVlfir s, TO. An aqnntic plant ( Pis-

tia strattoites i) maiher ]^\B,ni (Tva-

pa hispinosa ^. * -

TifwtrNf. m. /The lUs or SiUa fish

( Cluf§nodon lUska ).
^ft^^'od;. Aquatic, liringor rmiifig in

water, f. TO. A fish^
Tiftw «^V Aquatio, horn or. ptoduced

on or b^ ^Sler. .«. m. A concbnihell ;

any bivalve shell,
mfon t^dj^ Hiadered^ pvovente4i.,Jvn-

TTftf adj. What yields water, s. w. A

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mft^ ) «./, A& aqoatic l^laat ( Pii-

^^^ i tea zU'AtioUa).

iif^WiY «• m. A cascade^ a water- fall ;

a current or flow of water*
iff^c^ f • m. A raft, a float.
Vlfc^^ t. m. A froit ( Fl^cowrtia cato-

phraeta )•
^1^ «. /• Any spiritaoos liquor, or

more properly a particular kind pre-
. pared from hogweed ground with the

juice of the date or palm, and then
. distilled; the west, the region of

Vat-una ; the 25tfa lunar asteriam, of

which Varuna is the ruling deity*
fiTif f . b. Tidings, news, intelligenoe.;.

rumour, report i a
mfnm iadj. Relating ta

tary,. explanatory, i. m. A gloss, a

coramentaryy especially a supplemea-

tacy eiqplanation*
^Aw^. m. Old age; the mfirmity, &c.

of old age. .
tiff *»<&'. Yearly, ananal; growing,

&c. in the rainy season, or fit for or

suited to it, &c.
YT^ir «. m. The fruit of the Solamtm

jnequM.

VTw '• m. Rerenge.

VTW 9 «. m. Denotes ( in e&mpos, )
WTWT f agent, doer, keeper, man, in«

habitant, master, lord, possessor,

owner; as "Rahhwal, or^^wata, A

keeper ; Nao-wdt^, A boat-man ;

IVAr*tmi/, or letfto, An inhabitant

of IMhi. Qhar-waU^, Master or

Iceeper of a house. Zikh^w^

Writer, \Bbfie^iiMt{as Beoomuigy about

to be.

wnft t. A FemiBise of wsfas.

UTidNr I. m. nteaiutkorof tbal(((fc»»-

WTffK d^ Tiling mwiif gt>U»g>
prattling.

^TffWf jr./ Garrulity, loquacJwwK
ness.

ntm^.f. A i^t (JhuHcia ganitrutia).

ifflnr cufj. Peifuuied, eeented.

Mtfwit f . /. The Gum6 river, which
rising in the Kemaom hills, pursues
a winding and south easterly course,
and passing Laeknow and Jonpur,
falls, into the Ganges below Benares*

YTV a. m. A house, a habitation ,- site,
situtttioh, abode, or place of staying
or abiding ; perfuming.

IT^W s. m« Cloth, clothes ; abiding,

^PSm adj. Vernal, relating to the

aensoit of springy suitable to rt, prtK

duced in it, &e«
vrw^ s, m. A day.
VTflnr ^« PevjhoBed, seeatad; peopled,

populous, flourishing ( a country ):
fTfft o^'. Abiding, staying.
WTf t. "1. A name of Fi>/inu ; the soul,

or the Supreme Being considered as

the soul of the unirerse.

adj. Determined, demonstrated,

fixed, substantiated ; real, sub-

stantial.

a^. To be abided or dwelt in, \o

be fixed as a habitation.
^TV V f . in. A potherb ( Chenopodimm

aXkwm ; and other edible gpeciee ).
inr «. nL Vapour ; tears. [earriec

Mt%% a. »• A horseman ; a porter, a
«TV^ e. 19* A Tehide, a oonTeyanoo of

any kind| at a horse, an elephant^ m
■ .ctmage,
irff pron. obfed. iooM, ein§. Waa^%iir^

it, that^.to him, to her, to it, to Ihat
^iffift ^.f. Anarmyjabodf offercea

consisting of 81 elephants, 81 cats,

243 horses, 4C5 foot, a cohort, ^ a

battalxoiL

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•f^T

^T^hrfir s. m. A general, n coiAmaod-
ing officer.

%m ^'. Outer, external.

fir prep. Denoting disunion, sepamtiony
diritnon, die tinciion ; away, apart,
distinct.

^Z adj. Larg^ great ; formidable,
friglitfnl, hideonfly horrible.

flVf^ i. m. A herbaceous plant

( HedyBorum alhagi >.
.f^^f^ (tdj. Trembling, tremnlons,
agitated ; palpitating, heaving.

ftwftnr s. m, Sarcuftoatj a district in
the north-west of Hindu&tan^ Gener-
ally considered as part of the Panja6,
though sometimes confotmded with
Caikmir,

f^^^fwm »./. Illegal or immoral act!

^^m adj. Confounded, agitated ; the
l-BOth of a Kala, the second of a
degree.

ftww s, w. Error, Ignorance, mistake ;
doubt, indecision ; ( in rhet&ric ) anti-
thesis of opposites ; ( in gramme )
admission of more than one form or
rule.

ftwf%ir adj. Blown, as a flower, bud-
ded, opened.

fiwrr^ 5. TO. Change of form or nature,
alteration or deyiation from the

* natural state; sickness^ f ^disease,
change from the state of health.

*1wmiir«.m. Twilight.

f^iam g. m. Display,, manifestation,
open or splendid appearance.

^miwiflt./. Appearance, display.

fPVfilir i. «•• Manifestation.

fwr ^. Averse, estranged. i« m.
Disgns^ arersion.

ftVHiVK edj. Changed in aspect^ form
or appearance.

t^rinft f./. Changs of any kin J^ as ef^

■ pnrpose, mind, form, nature, &<:*
either permanent or temporary;

. sickness, disease, change from tlie
natural or healthy state.

PHi^f «• «i. Heroism, prowess, heroic
raJour; great power or strength;
brerpowering, overcoming.

flwwnf^ n.prop. The name of a cele-
brated prince, the sovereign of
Otigein and reputed founder of an
sera still in use amongst the Hindus^
comtncncing 56 years before the
Cbrifttian «ra.

•Rurtt *. m. A lion ; a hero.

ftsi^ $. m. Sale, selling, vending.

fturtft «, TO. A seller, a vender.

ff JRT'?! adj. Valiant, mighty ; overcom-
ing, victorious. *. m. A hero, a
warrior.

flnftir <wf/. Sold.

fi^^ir adj. Known, notorious, famous.

ft^?nfif «./. Fame, celebrity, notorietyi

ft^Wf 8. m. Explaining, expounding.

^W adj. Bad, worth ksp.

f^i^ adj. Concealed, hidden.

ftUT t. St. The body ; extension, diff a*
sioii ; war, battle ; opposition, ciw
counter.

f^ffl t. m. Impediment, obstacle.

fm K m* Obstacle, impediment.

ftlrtmft rt<$. Impeding, obstmcthig,

finpitwr ady Who or what removes
difRculties, jcc.

ftWIM t. ^n. Bemoving obstacles.

f^Wftftr *./. Removal of obstacles.

fwfiwr adj. Stopped, prevented, ob-
structed, inpeded.

fil^fr adj. Unsteady, unfixed, moving,
going.

fvnm^ Y. m. Fickleness, unsteadiness.

ft^npr aj^. Clever, able, wise, sensible.

flnilt5. TO. The exercise of jodgmen^t or

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Pwn^w 1 «• m. An inTesttgator, a

ft^^^ j iudgc,

fl^rf^^T ad^. Judged, discasaed^ datM-"
miaed^ decided*

f^^^m adj. Intervening, intermediaia*

ftf%4 adj. Variegated^ spotted ; pai&t-
edy coloured.

^i^ 5. m^ Separation, disjnnctkui ;
prohibition^ prevention*
. pcm^ adj. Private, lonely, solitary.

ft*Tq 8. m. Victory, triumph^ conquest.

f^«l?imn adj. Victorious, triumphant.

ft«r^T «u A Hemp {.Cannabis sati^a)^
or the tops of the plant used as ja
parcotio.

^91^ adj. Victorious, triumphant, con-
quering.

ftBTlftf «./. A different species or iribe.

firfilV adj. Conquered, defeated.

f^T^^fm^adj. Of subdued organs or
passions.

fn adj. Skilful, able, clever, conver-
sant ; wise, learned,

ftwn 8. IB, Wisdom, learning,

f^Vin adj. Celebrated, famous, known,
notorious ; known, understood*

f^VTi #• m, Knowledge, scienoe, )ean|-
ing worldly knowledge or wisdom,

ft7liW#. m« Teaching, instraetiosi,

"^ . commuaiei»4ion of knowleil^ not
religious ; representing, informing.

fm^ adj. Exempt from decay ; free
frem fever.

Act t. m» a new shoot ; a branch,

fiBITTr^WT s. / A bird, a sort of thrush ;
a variety of the bird, usually tk<pgh
inaccurately, called Mi/na in Bengal.

ffYwrm <s^'. Affliotinl^, dlstreasing.

.ffwAvn adj.: Low, poor, abject^ dis-
tress ed.

A^T^t. M. A eat,
fW^ s. m. The lapis lazuli.
fiRWl i' f. Cofttrover^ytitrgument, 1ix%
.. subversion of another's opinion^ gr

inUrpreta^ou and establishment of

one's own ; criticism.
ftlRj^ g.f, The name of a river, ^aid ^

be situated in the Punjab.
ftw^^ «• «. Qi^t» donation ; abandon^

ing, quitting; passing, crossing,
fwnil f. w# Reasoning, discussion,
firir^ s.m. One of the seven divisions of

Fauly the second in descent bebw

the earth,
finiftri./. Along span measured by

the extended thumb and little finger ;

considered equal to twelve fingers.
Ormw i. w. An awning, a canopy.
U^n adj. Content^ satisfied, free fron^

desirSk
f^«^?«T 8./. Satiety, satisfaction ; con-
tent,
fnr 9. m. Wealth, property, thing,

substance.
fiTTWi^adj. Bich, wealthy,
f^^n adj. Poor, indigent,
pr^m adj. Clever, shrewd, kupwiag;

burnt, s. m. A libertinfi, a lecher, an

intriguer ; a learned or clever msA, a

scholar, a Pum/i^.
f^ll^i^m •• '/» Sharpness, shrewdness,

cleverness,
f^ 8. m. The Indian prickly pear

( Oactm IndiQU8 >• \

fHv '• ff Dismission, taking leave,

faiewell, adieu,
flr^ncii 8. m. T#ari»& breaki** ..filif-

ting^ fseveriiig, .dividiogk , r

fins[nmt7.a. To t^, t^.n^§^^ -..

Mi^adj. Kn^;w«, W(t^er»i,op4-9, ^ ^
fffi^ \ 8. f. An iBtenMdiat# point

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ftPT

fkfKm^.m. The lapis UzqIi.
'fttf.«.i]i. Ato^ign coantry, sbroad ;
an J plaott awaj fr«m home.

ff ti|^<Tir 9. VI. TravdUing, going fd>roact.

PrfiWr f^j" Foreign, exotic.

fr$4t a^. Foreign, foragner, exotic.

f^tr irf;. Incorporeal, without body

ftWT^ «4/' ^^^'^fi** being present or in
existence.

f«n*./. Knowledge, learning, science,
whether sacred or profane, thongh
more especially the former.

fWf^lW *. wi. Giving knowledge or
science.

P^^fnrftl j *. /. Acquirement of know-
ledge ; acquisition made by or
through learning. [cation,

PWT«rm f. m. Study, diligent appH-

f'Writff ^. m. A pupil, a student.

ft^r^^ #. m. A school, a college.

fWi^iH *. wi. Acquisition of learning ;
acquirement by or through learning.

pRTT^F^ adj. Learned, possessed of
learning or science.

ft'^rVtw adj. Ignorant, uninstruoted.

fw ?T *./. Lightning.

U^^ t, m. Coral.

fwVfT €uij< Intelligent, wise ; learned.

f^%W s. m. Enmity, hatred.

f^4t adj. Inimical, hostile, hating.
8. m. An enemy.

f9W 8. m. Form^ formula^ rule; manner,
kind, sort.

fcir^T t. /. A widow.

ft^wit^«r 9f m. Marrying a widow.

ftwri 8. m. Act, action, general or
particular^ though more especially
the performance of such acts or rites
as are prescribed in the sacred books
of the Hindus ; rule, precept, ordi-
nance, injunction ; form, mode,
manner.

TaVh 8. m. A sacred precept, an acf di
rite prescribed by the Vedas for effec*
ting certain consequ^ces ^ rutfy
form, foriQttla.

ff^^ 5. m. Separation ; agitation of
miad from terror or distress, &c.

ftww adj. Compliant, tractable, govern-
able ; to be done, what is or ought
to be practised.

ftH'€ 8. m. Aversion, disrespect, en-
mity, dislike ; destruction. [ing.

ft«r*«t adj. Hostile, adverse ; destroy-

ft«l pron. 3rd per 8. pi. ( same as un )^
Them, those.

fWT adj. Bent, bowed, stooping ;
crooked, curved ; humble, mod«st.

PnWT Name of one of the wives of
Kasyapy mother of Arun and Oarud^
a sort of basket. [modesty.

ftTfe*./. Bowing, bendiug • humility^

U^A 8.f. Bee fii«nJt 11

fk^^ 8, m. Affability, modesty, hu-
mility, mildness ; reverence, obei*
sance ; decorum, decency, propriety
of conduct or behaviour.

fti4t 8. w. Ganeeh,

T^n^adj. Lost, destroyed.

Pmft? «./. Disappearance, destructi(5n,

ftwf ad'o. Without, except.

f%lTW adj. Deserted, unprotected, un.
owned.

Pi'fWV^. m. (fika) (A remover of obsta-
cles) a Buddha^ the Gonesh. ,

ftlln 8. m. Disappearance, destruction^
loss, annihilation.

f^li[W adj. Destroying, a destroyer,

ff fiftw ^dj. Destroyed.

ftwrrft adj. Destroyer, destinctive ;
perishing, bein^ destroyed ; under«
going change or transformation* ,

ftfimer 8. m. Falling, falling do^,
( literally or figuratively, a8 from oi

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fm

' Tin'ghf, Oi\from t^ignih;, w/rfw^, tjr. ) ; |
cftlftmity, unavoidable evil.

.ftflyqimi^l o^. Portetttont, announ-
cing misfortune or destnictlon,

fWwm 8. m. Barter, exchange.

f9n\n ckdj. Modest, bumble • compliant.

-fWlifrWT ndj. Well-behaved ; humbled,
lowly.

ff«ftlf «. m. Eftgem^fls, yehemence j
play, sport, pastime j pleasure, grati-
fieation.

•f^^^ *. TO* A drop of water or any
liquid ; a spot, a dot; a mark ; the
dot over a letter representing the
nasal termination.

fwi $. m. The Vindhya or Bindh
mountains, or the mountainous range
which runs across India from the
provmce of B«/iar, nearly to Gazevatf
and properly divides HindnBU%n from
the Dikhin. [tains.

ftsfjTW^l *. TO. Vindhya range of mpun-

fi^JiJ^t z.f. The great Vindhya forest,
which appears to have spread at one
time fron^ near Mathura to the
/^et'mada*

fwimftr^ft «. TO. A name of Durgd -,
m village and temple sncred to Durga,
tinder the forms of Yog m6ya and
Bhog mdya, and a place of great
resort amongst the Hindus, situated
about three miles from JAirzapur on
' the Qanges.

fmiTH 8. TO. A tree ( Echites sthoUrxB),

f^n\^ 5. to. Assemblage, collection, col-
lecting or depositing (iny thing, site,
]»lace, receptacle, that in or on which
any thing is placed or deposited.

T^wyf pron. 3rd [pers. sing, {same as wn-
hen). Them, those, to them, &c.

fr^HTTW s, TO. Time of calamity or mis-

• fortune, adversity. [fortune.

fnrfrr 8. /. Adversity, calamity, mis-

f^^ffl^1ff adj. Unfortunate.
fnqffnfwnadf. Prosperous, hiyipf.-
ftrmrm^ «. «. Heavy ealamitj.
f^Mm 8. TO. A bad road.

^^ } s.'f. Calamity, adversity, mig-

f%q^^ «« m. Extrication from mis-
fortune, [in calamity.

ftq^^ri?? adj. Overtaken by or involved

U^^Windj. Unhappy, unfortunate.

f^qr??rw <*dj. Prosperous.

fiir^W adj. Reverse, inverse, opposite,
contrary.

fw<1«ni s. /. Contrariety, reverse or
opposite state or condition.

ftxT^ 0dj. Opposed or atl verse tfl,
contrary, inimical, i. m. An enenj,
an adversary ; a disputant^ an op-
ponen t.

fl^l^wr «./. Hostility, enmity, , opposi*
ion ; controversy ; contradiction ia
argument.

fH^^^^n ^dj. Indifferent^ impartial.

f^qw s» TO. A moment, an Instaai,
either a Pa/ or second ; a simple
breathing.

T^xnm s. TO. Cooking, dreaaing.

ftUTWT 8. /. The Vipdsa^ or B^yak river
in the Vanjab.

f^f^w 8» TO. A wood, a forest.

ftf^r ad). Large, great ; broad ; defp,
profound.

f%^«wr 8. /. Magnitude, extent.

fUTT 5. TO. A Brahman.

ftqiW adj. Vain, idle, unmeaning, f mil-
less, useless, [Icsanesi.

fi|qi^?rr s. A Unprofitableness, frsft-

fwm adj. Di^jed, portioBetl, p**-
tioned ; 8eparat2fljiM|t^ s distJBci

ffHfw s,f. Part, portion^ divuio»,*

partition ; inflexion of
ciension.

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fk

ftiff $, m. Snbatance, thing, property,

wenlth ; supreme or superhaman-

i)ower.
ffirw 9. nu Part, porMon, share ; parti-

lion of art inheritance ; (m arithmetic)

1h« nnmerator of a fraction,
fnftww "^dj, Fearfal, formidable, terrific,

horrible. [always, eternal.

fkm adj. Omnipresent, all-pervading ;
fvgm s. /. Power, enpremacy.
ftisr% *. w. Superhuman power ; power,

diirnity, dominion.
f^nifHHV\aij. Superhuman,
finfww «. •». Ornament, decoration,
f^iffinr ad). Ad6raed, deeoraled.
f^n^ i. »». Error, mistake, bhinAer ;

hurry, ftutrr s doubt« apprehension.
PwrrTiH #. m. Error, confusion,
fnwr odff . CUan, pure, ( either Utendbf,

<$$ clothes, ire, or figureUwelt/, oi the

hstirt or mind).

^fnmmf^s.m. Crystal.

fi^lirni adj. Pure, undefiled.

fmwtm \ e, A ^ step-mother, a fa-

^T^T J ther's wife.

fi|«nw f, m, A car or chariot of the

gods, sometimes servinir as a seat or

throne, and at others carrying them

through the skies self-dir^ctftd and
self -moving ; any car or vehicle.

fwnr 8, m, A bad road : a wroncr road,

literally or ficrnratively, pvil conduct,
ftnw adj. Loosed, liberated.
ft^ftr $.f. Liberation, especially final

emancipation from fntnre exintence.
fr^% mdj. Averted, having the face

cant down or turned away ; opposed.
fRIif^r #. /. Tuminjr away ; opposition,
fiQ^ adj. Averted, turned away ;

hostile, averse to or from,
ftfjj part. Confounded, bewildered,

foolish, stupid.
ftf?(^ adj, Beguiled, fgoli&h,

f^^^ 8. m. Libera tion^ freedom, being'
or letting loose. .

ft«ftw^ s. m. Liber ating<

fw^ilf^il adj. Liberated, set free. -

fnflT^ ». m. Seducing, tempting, con-
founding the mind and exciting the
r>a«stons ( the r$ct ).

fWt^4V adj. Fascinating, Seducing,
bewitching, tempting, Itheinstmntent
or affinl ).

fnfff^irdrf;. Pasoinnted. beirniled.

ftwr B. mi The disk of th^ sun "or,
moon ; nn image, a picture, a sha-
dow, a reflected or represented form ;
ih« {Tourd of the Momordica mona^
detpha.

Phbttw adj. Fref»h. pure, free from soil
or decay ; refreshed.

ffihii .?. m. Absence separation, especi-
ally of l6ver8 ; disunion, disjunction,

fW^jft adj. Separated, absent, remote^
apart, e. m. The ruddy joroPs^^.

fkrm alj. Averse, indiflfei^nt. free from

' inoliPatioTi or affection ; stoical, void
of attachment t^ worldly obi<»ctfl. ■

f^Tufirrv adj. Disinclined to. disliking.

ftt% 8, f. Aversion, disinclination ;
absence of affection.

PlTftn" adj. "Made, prepared, effected ;
written, composed.

fffWT «./. A plnnf ; a sort of grass,
commonly <mlled Thih, ' .

ff ^ if. fa. A fraqrrant grass ( ^ndropo-
gfin fchcBnanthtm >.

fwvw adj^ Stopped, ceased, rested j

ft^fir t. /. Stop, cessation, term, rest.

fkxmif.

loose, relaxed ; apart, wide, separat-
ed by an interval ; remote, rare,
occurrincr at distant or repeated in*
terVals of time*

T adj. F[nf». delicate, thul
^ {hut with' intet*Hir.ei') ;

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fMr

ff^^ adj. Insipid.

ff ^V 9» m. Separation, parting, absence,

especially the separation of lovers.
InxHn <»dj. Void of, exempt or free

from.

ft^fV^t/. I <»<^*. Separate, snndered,
ftT^ m. J absent or apart from.

s./. A woman absent fjrom her hus-
band or lover,
fi^nr 8. m, Tbe absence of desire or
passion, indifference, philosophy, the
disregard of all sensnal enjoyment.

ff ^tA adj. Void of passion or desire.

fK:i^ adj. Shining, splendid^ hand-

- aouew [some.

frfT^irm adj. Splendid, biilliiiaty hand«

fiiT9 9, m. A eonntry, ono of the
midland divisions of India^ probably
Berar^

fr^TTt t. m. An inferior sort of dia-

. mondy mid to be found ifi the conntry
of Virat.

UKxm 9. m, A oat.

fr^Y tulj. Opposed, hindered ; reverse,
contrary, opposite ; inconsistent ( m
argument ), incongraons, a nonse-
qaitor ; hostile, averse.

fill?lT s* /. Opposition, contrariety ;
ittoongroity ; enmity.

fv^if adj. Deformed, mon»trons ; un-

. natnral.

finprir adj. Fiightfnl, hideons ; de-
foitned, mia-ihapea.

fl^ S. m. A purgative.

f^dHTfrfWi Enmity, animosity J oppo-
aitioD, contradiction ; mur*

f4^^ adj. Inimical, adverse^r hostile ;
opposing ; obs tractive ; contradic*
lory, inconsistent ; quarrelsome, con-
tentions. ««m. An enemy, an opponent.

ff fi #. m. The hole of a rat or snake^
« chasm, vacaiiy'; a caTe> a oAYern*

Unm adj. Shameless^ impudeat,

abashed.
fNr^ t. m. Slowness, tardinesa, delaj.
f%W«l*rt ». m. Delaying, retardiBf^.
fk<m t. m, DestmotioB of tiie world ;

destrnction in general ; HqneliBetion.
fi^Mnr «• m. Deetroying; corrodKng^

eating away * liquefying ; attenuating

(Mthefluuboftkebody); m atie*

nuant ; an eaeharotie.
nm^n s. TO. Sporting, dallying,
f^r^n^ s. TO. Lamentation, the langm^e

of grief and diatreee.
Tfm^ 8. m. Sport,- pastime^ play, eapad*

ally aittorefiis paatime, dalUaaaa,

wantonnata.
fwnflviT^ 9./* A w<Hnaa ;. awliare, a

harlots

fkmf^f. t ndj. Waalon, ipartira^
Pwrirft m. y dallying.

firerrA «. m. A sensuaHst, an enjoyer*
ff^vn 8. m. Sight, seeing, lookiag.-'
f^«iVT «. a. To see, to look^ (o viiew.
fNt^9 ^. Agreeahle^baaiftifal^lit

to be seen or looked at*
f^Hvw adj. Seen, beheld.
flrflRwn 8. TO. The eye.
fTOY^fqnr 9. TO. A glance, a look,
ff^^w 9. TO. A sort of fiah (Cupea

eultraia ).
firii1V<TT V. a. To shake, to chum,
fnfhirir i. m. Allurement, attraettoDy

temptation^ seduction ; beguiling^

perplexing.
^^St^adj. Revecse^. opposite, contrary^

backward.
f^«)i|f«^ 9. f. Rule of inrersion.
fnitil^^i&llf 1, TO. Rule of three ia«

verse.
fWtuftf^ t./. . Rule of inveri^on.
fi^W^T I'* »• To churn,
ffli, m, A pit^ a hole*

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fW

f!P9 t. m. A frait tred, commonly

named Beta ( ud^yZtf m4fmifo# ) | the

frnife of the BAk
flH^ #. m. A hoky ft ehftsmi ft Tabuity ;

fault, defeet*
fn^f. m. Bxpbnaiionf exposition,

gloflf^ eowftent; detaOing, deserib-

ing. [stemniBg.

ftw^ 9. f9i. Abandoning, leaving,
ftaf^A o^if. Left^ abandoned, aroided,

shunned.
^w 9. 971. A man of a low easte. one

of degrading oocni^tion, an outeaste.
film adj. Independent; uneontrolled,
- vnteslMMI, unsubdued; sedate at

the period of death, or haTfng the

8oul freer from woxldlf esrea and

ivars«
flr^rw (tdji fTiielothed, nftked, '
f*«mfT i.f. Wish, dMr*.
f|iff^(»4^'. Wished, desired
ffwffc^l./ iSirpose, wish.
' ftwnr 9: m. Contest, contenliott. '
fkvt^ adj. i)isputhig, eofttending, a

litigant,
f^wmif s* m. Exile, banishment,
ffwpnr^. w. Marrh^e.

ftf^w ad^* Various, mnUif(Mvn| <){ HMuy

eotts.
f4i%ii f.m. Diserimmfttion, jud^iMnt.
fk%wmBj. Judgment^ dis^riinBftiion,

the faenlty on preper^ «f. y$Agmml^
f^94k #^'. jf«cUeiAUSk» d{8crta)ftfttiTe«f^ »«

A sag^, ft pfattoidphei^ <• jndgev
ff^^ $4^m J>\$0pMmi^x^ judgtaMit,
. dutiiigiueUigtnltbtfiQeiiifalftdmod.
fmw adj. W^v^Uf nidauteA
Umm ^ Disiiniged^warmedt
fmmr^ A.i»« A plftQt. {JBufk$9iia of

loaiiou 1(^ind$ )•

f^wn ^* /• The sixteenth Innar if»
teriflm.

finnir d^;. Great^ large ; great, emi-
nent, illustrious.

ftmvirf ^/ Magnitude, bulk ; emi-
nence, distinction.

1^^ €uij» Endowed with, possessed
of, having, inherent or attached to*

fMlv^ «. m. Sort, kind, manner ; ex-
cellence, superiority.

fHHw <K0. Dtooriminative, attribntiv«,

VA^ adj. Principal, primary^ chief*
9. m. A name^ » substantive.

fhlNr adj. Without grief, happyv

A^iiv adj. Rested, reposed; cdm^
composed.

fmA f. /. Rasi, repose, cessfttioit
from toil or oooupatioh.

^mm «• m. Beat, rapoae ; pauses «l«p^
oessatio» ; tranquiUHy, OMnposore.

fn adj. AH, entirs, whol% uni? ersal.
a* SI. The wodd, unirecss ; ftdeity
af ft partteolar class, in whi6h teu
areettu«wrftftfld,.who ave woeshipped
particularly at the flmeial obse^oies
iir honor of deceased progenitipis in
gftnaral, and Mroeif e an oblation off
clarified butter at the daily and
domestic Shroddha.

lTn4h «. nu The son of ^a&md, tnd
mrtiaiof the gods.

f^nrarr $. /. A soart of gull (X^rta
ridihtmdut ).

f^SiW i. m. The creator, the maker of
, #U thiogft.,

g. m. All men, mankinds

flBRf^SKtfV All-«nbduing.
fli^fT i. f. A plant ( Hedjftarwn
U$0ff>difiidi^)^

JJjjJ;^ od;. All.snstt5ning.

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fk%

ftfVTf cu^. Taking all fprmg, exisimg
in all forms, uuiversali omnipresent.
$. m. VUhnu.

ft^<t^l i. m. An esculent root ( Arum

Pr^^'iw adj. AlUpervading^ erery-
where.diffased.

ft^a^T^ culi. All-diffased or pervading.

fY^^nfff t. /. Universal diffusion or
permeation.

ff^mf « f . m. Th0 prickly pear (Coitus
IndicuB >•

fir^^rrr s. m. The creator of all, God.

fr^ «• /. A tree, the bgrk of wbiob
is said to be used in dyeiug red»
commonly called Atis ( Bituil^ K ^

ft^nr f . fR. Tbe aoul of the world, the
universal spirit^ 0od.

^niff^ir i. tn. A Mufdy the son of
OatBu, originally of the milittry
order ; bat wko became by long and
painful austerities a BmibatfriAtV- in
which eharaoter he appears in the
Sami$psn^ w the early pveeeptor and
connsellor of Mam*

fNm $. m. Trust, fail^ confidence.

f4iiw«if ($dJ4 Inspiring confidence or
faith.

fwwmwfir *. »». Violation of trast,
tree hery.

ff^mtmr«i «. m. A traitor, on« Who
betrays confidence.

fi^Tfr^m «. m. A 'confidential agent,
one worthy to be trusted.

f^YTBiTT «• W' Breach of faith, Vio-
lation of conffdetice.

TiWT^ ndj. Trusting, conficKng m {
honest, trusty.

ff%^ «. m. Shin^ under a froia*or
appellation in which esp^utfy .Jl6
is worshipped at Benares^ where a
celebrated temple ie eppropriated^ to

him in the chm-aoter. of lord or god of
the universe. :

fww s. m. Poison, venoaL ~

AlWi4) a^f AntidiOtiC, an antidotes
f . m, A tree ( Mimosa siristS )•

f^^r^ f . m. A sort of snake.

ftiW adj. Venemous^ poiaooous. s. m
A snake;

ftjrwTUff s. tn. A tree ( Mimosa sirisa) f
an antidote i reqioving or ouiui|p
poison.

fnwnft adij,. Antidote. ,.,

fk^^^m s. t». Taking. ppison.

ffilHWT s.vu, ^ poisopoas enake.

filWil iu^j.. Difficult ( q/ aec^M), xongh,
uneven ; difficult, &e. < of eompre^
hsnsio$iir as a.ho^ ;, painful, diffio«It,
troublesome ( m general ) ; odd ^mi-
nnmherg ) j fearful ^ frigktfnlt nwfnl.

frwvfnv^ s,fn.A, vadent fsrver ; irr^giilnr-
ly remittent fever.

1k^^m s.m. A anake-cateber, on# n^
by pretended ohatnuh &c. atlmety
anafcea and cores tbe bite ; a qjkaim
for curing snake bites.

ftW«r«T^f| 0. m. Temerity,, daring.

ffrfw f • m. Any ebjeet of sense, any
thing perceivable by the senses, as
colour, form, flavour, odour and
eonnd ;' an object in genend, as of
affect'on or desire, ^c. ; worldy
object or pnrsnit,' affair^ bosinesS)
tranaaiotion, &e.

tkwl^ #• n\ An ^pfenrean, a senanaUst,
OnebeoMil of objects of aenae or
attentive to woildly ohfeots ; n nnte-
rialist^ one who deAea tbo existence
of nny tUngwUeh is not an objeelof
sense f m aum of tke weald.

ftif^ «./. The idanbiistmtion of an-
tidotes, tlie core of poiaeot by drug f
or chanile.

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f'ft

'ftr^rHf s.'tn* A deid^ in antidotes, one

professing by channsy &o. tcrenre the
-' bite of A sniike.
fture^rw «. tn. The Gr^k parlridge

{ perdix rvfa). [venom.

f'nrTT <wf/. An antidote, removing
ftwiT^ adj. Maltcions, malignant,

dierishing hatred or hostility.
fw^TW 5. m". The horn of an animal;

the tnsks of an elephant • the task
or fang of the boar,
ft^rml s. m. Any animal with horns.
f^^n? ^. «. Lassitude^ dejection, low-

Tiess of spiri ts, want of energy.
Prwr^ adj. Dejected, disconsolate,

Borrowfnl.
f^f^^ adj, Ahtidotic, antidote,
fw^^irr B. /. A kind of birth wort

(Aristolcehia Indka).
fw^mr^ 0dj. Venemone, poisonous.

tW'W f *• ''*' ^^ eqoinon.
Pr^T^WTiT f. /. The alMdow of the
• gnomon at noon whon the snn is in

the equinoctial points.
r=nrwfifn g. m. The day of the enqninoz.
fwtr^ $. m. A disease, obstmction of

nrine or feces, ischnry, constipation •

paralysis, lo.ofi ot motion,
f^^ s. m. A seat, stool^ chair, conch ;

the seat of the BrAhmani either v^\

or in effigy, as presiding at a

saoL'ifice.
fife 8.f. The seventh of the variable

Kii^rani^ or astronomical periocb so

termed, each answering to half a

Innar day.
finrr *./. Ftwes, ordnre.
f«^^ 8. M. One of the three ' prrncipal

Hindu deities, and the preserver of

the world. {UfnaUa),

ft^^Hfi^nr i^^f. A flower {QlUoref

fnj^ s. TO. The sky, heaven, attto-
sphere.

ft^ijfl *. f: One of the twelve Scmkr^
antiaov periods at which the tun
enters a sign of the zodiac, especi-
ally the first sign after the eqninex.

^^nuT 8. /. A plant ( Echitea cary-
ophyllata ) ; a small fragront shmb
( Ocymum sancivm )•

f«wr pron» Bd perg. aing. inflect. { 8dme

' a8 008 ), Him, her, it that, &e.

f^Wn 9, m. The soft aspirate, marked
by -two perpendicular dots ( ; ), and
as the snbstitirte of the letters 9 or
^* the termination of various iu*
flexions both of nouns and verbs.

f^^spf 8. m. Gift, •donation ; quitting,
relinquishing, dismissing, sending
away.

ft% pron. Zdpers \ sing, ( aame as ooae )
Hipi, her, it^ to him, to her, &c.

U^K «. TO. A led.

fk^nx 8. m. Spreading, extension, diffu-
sion ; vastness, expanse ; breadth,
amplitude.

ff^^ adj. Spread, expanded.

fwHif adj. Spread, diffused, extended.

twf^ 8. f. The diameter of a circle.

fi^^ adj. Apparent, manifest, open ;
plain, intelligent.

ftijftE 8. m. \ A boil, a pustule ;

ff^ftzT «. /. j srmall-pdx.

ftBRT 8. TO, Wonder, surprise, astonish-
ment.

f^Mi i ^^^' Astonished, surprised.

fvW?T<»4^'. Forgotten,
f^ fir 8. f. Forgetting, forgetfultics?.
Vs^ilf^ ndj: Discordant, inharmonious.
ft^TO adj* Insipid, flavonrless;

«JJ,,}..».AbW.

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f^m^ s. m. Taking off dr awaj ; going

nbont for pleasure or exercise.
f^%n «. m. Piny, sport, pastime,
ff^rft adj. Playful, sportdve ; taking

pleasure or relaxation.
fkf\n adj. Abandoned, left, deserted,

deprived of.
t^f^W €dj. Thrown, cast ; agitated,

bewildered, perplexed ; foolish.
fn^ s. fn. Casting, throwing ; eon*

fusion, perplexity; oetestial latitude.

^w s. IB. Seed ( of plan($y ire) ; cause,
origin in general ; semen virile j
algebra, analysis.

iftii^lil *. m. Any seed-vessel.

^I^^ntt./. A pod, a legume.

iftiiiPsif *\ m. Algebra.

^sri «. m. A fan,

^fefST 8. /. The betel plant ( Piper
betd ) ; the preparation of the Areca
nut with spices and chnnam, and
enveloped in the leaf of the Piper
betel, betel, paun.

iH^r #./. The Indian lute, a fretted
instrument of the guitar kind,
usually having seven wires or
strings, and a large gourd at each
end of the finger board ; the extent
of the instrument is two octaves ; it
is supposed to be the inyention of
Narad f the son of Brahma^ ftud has
many varieties, enumerated accord-
ing to the number of strings, &o^

ftK adj. Heroic ; powerful, mighty.
9. m. A hero, a warrior, a chaiQ|Hon.

f\KftX 8. /. Heroism.

€tvin^ €./. A distinguished warrior*

4)i| 8. m. Strength, vigour, power ;

semen firile ; heroism, Talour ; teed

{o/plant8f ^c.)
fi^mn adj. Strong, stout, robiutt '

^t^fttfllW m^. DeTOid of power <tt

Tigonr, ifee.
^Mfrfliw adj. Possessed of ooorage,

t igour, 4ko«
^WrflPr *. /. Loss of vlgonr or courage;

impotence.
ii^^i^ aSf, Seedless ; cowardly.
5 ff ad«.- That very { time, place, ^c >,

immediately, exactly, there, on the

spot, in that very manner.

rnw }•«*■'• Thatnmch.

IT pron. That, he, she, it the ; ( oeca^

eianaUy Uke ve ), they, those,
fft euh. There, diither, yonder.
^ adv. That very ( timey place, ire. ),

immediAtdy, exaotlp tiiere.
vmt.m. A wolC.
ff^ #./. A comiiry, piobaUythat to

the west o£2MiW and Agrm^ or the

modem Braj.
Wfi adj. Practice, profession, memii of

gaining « snbeisteBoe ; a eirsH
fWiiW 8* in. Seetor or segment of a

circle,
Ktiid Tidings, mmonr, intelligonee ; 1

tale, a story.
ff% s./. Livdihood, profession, means

of acquiriag subsistence; circnm-

ISsrence of a ^oircle.
fWT adi9. Useless, fruiUesB ; in vain,
fl adj. Old, i^ed, ancient, t • «. An

old man, or one past seventy. .
twit./. Old age.
fltfl «. /• Revoranoe for old age.
9fT 8. /. An old woman, either one

past child-bearing or one with grey

hair.
wiximi8.f. Tho condilioa or period of

oldage.
ff^ s. /. Increase, augmentatiou in

general, as in bulk ; owmequsnee,

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i^

wmlXb, te. s rifle, aecemlmg ; 'RiOTin<-
ting ; prosperity, success ; the
"olerenth of the Bstronomical Togs^
«or Fo^ star of the llih lunar man-
«iou ; the increase of the digits of
tire sun or moon ; enlargement t)f
the scrotum, either from swelled
iesiiole or hydrocele or otiier morbid
affections ,• interest^ usnry, especially
returning the principal ( as in ihe
•care of seed coift lent ), with a pro-
portionate increment.

YffWTf adj, Atigmented, iticreased ;
rich i prosperous.

9ft^m ^. m. A sacrifice to progenitors
on ai^ prosperous occasion, as the
birth of a son, &c. [quantity.

f^ s. 971. A heap, a multitude, a

W^ S.J. Holy basil {Ocumum sanctum).

7rw 8. m. A Bcoipion ^ the sign
Scorpio.

^% s. m. A bull ; the sign of tiie
zodiac Taurus.

lf«#./. Rain.

^rwfrrw s. m. The rainy season.

¥¥«M «. m. A great or iHustrious man.

^T«! adj. Great, large.

I^¥^T «. m, A country, described as
lying behind the Vindhya^ mountains,
near the province of Malwa^ and
perhaps comprising Bundelkhand, or
the adjoining district

tf^f?! s. m. The regent of the plant
Jupiter, identified astronomically
with the planet.

f^^fil^ir s. m. The cycle of 60 years.

fffffft^K s. m. Thursdi^.

9W «. m. A tree in general.

?^^ «. w, A monkey.

WiOTT $. /. The shade of a single
tree ; the shade of many trees, or n
^rove.

74-

iwrtr a.ni. Turpentine.

T^nrw s. m. The Indian figtrce, as lor^
of trees.

9Tr«R adj. Abounding with trees.

r^i?W «. m. Planting trees.

%%% s. m. A sort of fish ( perhaps ihe
ismnmon Bhehti >.

^^ s. m. Speed, dispatch, velocity, ad^^
Quickly, speedily.

%iiWT5f adv. Quickly, speedily.

tfilfiT s./. Speed, quickness.

^•ft adj, ^wift, fle€t, rapitl.

%^ 8. J. Unornameutcd Jnnd braided
hair ; assemblage of water, as ihe
conflux of livers &c., as at Ailahabad^
whore the Ganga^ Yamuna^ and, as
is supposed, the Saraswatiy all coning
from the north, unite ; this and
other similar places, thence ^receiye
ihe name of Tviveni.

tw «. wi. A flute, a pipe.

tw^ 8. m, A player on a flute.

^nn 8, m. Hii^, wages.

^HfT adj. So much, that much.

ta^ 8, m. The ratan ( Calamus roiang).

^^l^ s. m. A sprite, a goblin, espe-
cially one supposed to haunt ceme-
teries and animate dead bodies.

^wr adj. Knowing, understandings
acquainted with. s. m, A sage, ono
who knows the nature of the soul
and God.

t^ s. m. A reed, a cane, the ratan,

^^^ s.f. The Belwa river, which rises
in tho province of Malwa^ and fol-
lowing a north-easterly course for
about 340 miles, falls into the Jamnts
near CalpK

^^ s.m. A Vedp the generic term for

tlie sacred writing or scripture of

the Hindu 8 ^ supposed to have been

icvealed by Bn^hma, and after being

•Oil

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^^

preBorved bj tradition for a consider-
able period, to have been arranged in
the present form by Vyasa ^ the prin-
cipal Veda are three in number, the
Rich, Yajut, and Bam, to which a
fourth, the Athart>a, is usually added ;
the Itihds and Ptirdns, or ancient
history and mythology, are some-
times conscdered as a fifth.
9!^tr s. m. A Brahman skilled in the
Ve(U.

lvi\\7. \ P^n, smart, agony.

W^H^ $. m. The sanctity of the Veds.

^^n\m s. /. The mystical prayer or
Gaf/atri, personified as the mother
or source of the Veds.

5?5«?IT^ s. m. The Muni Vf/asa, the com-
piler*and arranger of the Veds,

%^TV 9> w. A sacred science, considered
as subordinate to, and in some sense,
a part of the Veds : six sciences come
under iLis denomination, vix. Siksha,
or the science of pronunciation and
articulation ; Kalpa, tlie detail of
religious ceremonies ; Vi/akdrana or
grammar ; Chhund, prosody ; Jyotish,
or astronomy ; and Nintktif or the
explanation of the difficult or obscure
words and phrases that occur in the
Veds.

^'^m s, •». The theological part of the
Veds ; considered collectively it is
contained in the numerous passages
or chapters of the Veds termed Upa-
nishads which inculcate an abstract
and speculative monotheistioal wor-
ship; these have been further ex-
plained and illustrated by later
writers : the founder of the school
is Vf/asa, and subsequently Sankara-
charya is its most oniinent teacher.

9^1^ s. m. A follower of tbe Fed«tf#

philosophy.
%?n^'fr^ ^« m. The repetition of the
mystical syllable <m\ study of the
Veds.

iPriT *./• A. quadrangular open shed
in the middle of a court-yard, erected
for various purposes ; ground prepar-
ed for sacrificial ceremonies, a rude
kind of altar.

%i^ s./. Ground for placing the vessels
used at an oblation, or for binding
the victim, or lighting the sacrificial
fire ; it is more or less raised and of
various shapes ; an altar, &t. s. m.
A Pandity a learned Brahman^ a
teacher.

^^W adj. Scriptural, taught or declared
in the Veds»

^V s. m. Perforation, piercing ; depth
(in meatursment ) .

^xim adj. Sharp, piercilig, a ptercer or
perforator.

WTT i». <». To pierce, perforate^

twnV s.f. An instrument for pierenig
an elephant^s ear ; a small gimblet or
perforating instrument used to pierce
gems, shells, &c. ; an auger, a gim-
blet, <&c., or any similar instrtiment.

%fif?f adj. Pierced, perforated.

f^ ddj. Piercing, perforating.

^mis./. Timet

^ 8, m. Dress, decoration.

^Jl^J^ 8, m. The sun-flower.

%H*rTd 8, nu A hypocrite, a false
devotee.

%i(^ 8. m. A mule.

^i9T 8. /. A harlot, a prostitnt«, •
whore ; a plant ( Cisiamftlos te-
andra).

%W 8, m. Ornament, dress, decoration.
^^ 8. m. Surrounding) encompasaipf«

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^ftil <i^'. SarrouBded, encompassed,
enclosed ; bonad roaad, enveloped,
wrapped up.

nMK 8, 191. A mnl^.

nw^l 19. a. To skin.

\mm 9. m. Evening, afieifioon.

9f^ i» ni. A name of Vishnu ; the
paradise or world of Vf/kantka or
Vishnu ; its aiie is varionaly des-
cribed, either as in the northern
oceaif, or on the eastern peak of
monnt Menh

Sr«i«if ». m. A kind of gem, said to
Tes^ttble a diamond* and to be of
similar properties j it is also consi-
dered to be a banii diamond, and
to be the common loadstone or
magnet.

^ffHT t. m. A latist, a plajdr on tiia
Vina or Indian late.

^nvil t. /. The river of hell.

^fipir ddj, Scriptnral, derived from or
conformable to the Veda

9f^ 8. m. A geni of a divrc colonr, the
lapiti lazuli.

9^fi|« adj. Foreign, a stranger.

^9 8. m. A physictaa.

9nn 8. m. Orandenr, wealth.

99T«f ^^ ddj. Grammatical, relating to
grammer. «• m. A grammarian.

4^ a. nkt Emmtf, hostility.

^fur 8. m. Absence of worldly passion
or deaire*

ttxj^ 8. m. An ascetic, a devotee, one
who has SHbdaed his worldly desires :
at present the term is commonly
applied to a particular elasa of reli-
gioiia mendioaatt.

^Tiv#.iM. Sabjeotioii of the appetite
and paadoniy absdnc« of woridly
deairee*

l^v^^* } ^^i' Hostile, iaimical.

w(t ^. m. An enemy.

^mjm 8* m. The month in which the

moon is fall near the sonthern scale

(April'Matj)y the first mouth in the

Hindu Calendar,
^^unft 8,f. The day of fall moon m the

month Vyshakha,
nm 8. m, A man of the third or agri*

cnltural and mercantile tribe.
fm^nJ 8. /. Trade, agriculture.
AVUr^ 8. /• A woman of the Vy^hy^

caste,
if in? «. m. Inequality, uneTenuass s

solitariness, singleness.
i%^ adj. Relating or belonging to

Viahnu. 8. fn. A flower of Ftsihnt.
^^rft 8. f. A flower (Clitoria Umatea) ;

sacred basil (Ocymum sanctum)*
A^j adi9. or adj. In that manner^ io,

that like, snoh. Wysa Jca wy800

Such as before.
^fm^ <td^. In the same maniier.
iT^ adv» Freely, without cost, gratis.
<Y adv. In that manner, so. Won JcOf

wonhi^ Exactly the same as before or

originally.
^m adj. Wet, moist, damp,
^^m 8* nu A aheat fish {8%Utru$

Boalis).
9tm 8. m. Gum myrrh.
iQW adj. Wise, learned ; evident^ maiu«

fest, apparent ; individual, spicific.
izi% 8. /. Individuality; appearance^

manifestation; case, inflection^ ov

the proper form of any inflectedl

word. [eJ.

aqir adj. Bewildered, perplexed, distratt*
^nrnra./. Perplexity, anxiety.
m^jn 8. m. The both pait ol a digit or

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«r^f( ». m» A foiiv

mmw s. m« A sigtt^ ft marir^ a symbol.

«r^ir a. m. Saace^ . eondimeitt *, a eon-
sonant.

«lfifnm i. m. Inverted or retrogade
order, mTersion, rererse ; eontiarie-
tj, opposition in general.

«rfiir^m acQ. Different, distinet,

«lfil^ «• m* Difference^ separateneait

^^{fhr <^dj. Past, gone.

Tcnft^TRT 8, m. Great and portentous
calamity, or a portent ; the seren-r
tcenth of the astrologrcal Yogi.

^m^\S,/. Pain.

«rm«^ adj. Painful, excruciating.

^gqriftn adj. Free from pain. '

i^PrfT^ #. m. Following hnproper
courses, doing wkat ia pvohibked
or wicked.

•rPfwrWt*./. A wanton woman, an
nnchaste wife.

arPnrrO ^j. Following or doing what
is improper ; going astray.

«r? s. m. Expenditure, expendmgr;
destruction, disappearance.

vpET adj. Uselesa, vain, unprofitable;
unmeaning.

«mm 8, /. Unprofitableness, useless-
ness ; absence of meaning, nonsense.

lawif^^ f . m. Subtraction.

if^^r^ 8. m« Dividing, separating*.

vinirnr s, m. Intervening, inteivention,
apace.

«rf«rT?W ndj. Intervening, interme-
diate^ separating.

Wf^TRT «. m. Effort, exertion, persever-
imce, industry } following any busi-
aesB or profession ; plan, device,
trick.

i^9T^ adj. Active, energetic ; engi^ed
in business.
[9.A Separating^ placing x^rngte

or apart ; a decree, a written decfii^
ration of the law, apidred in practice
to the written extracta from tfte
codes of law, stated aa the opiniona
of the Hindu law officers attached
to the courts of justice; an engage^
ment, an i^reement, a contract.

«r^TT^ *. m. Dsage, custom; professiou^
business ; the practice of the courts,,
or civil and criminal law, judicial
procedare, admittistrative justice
as the examination of evidence, &c. ^
contests at law, law-suft, litigation.

VI I R* adj. Gostomary, usual ; en-
gaged in customary duty or avoea-^
tion ; connected with or relating^ to
legal process f Ihigaat, being party
to a suit.

vHyt^ a<%'« Litigant, litigating, en*
gaged in a law suit ; rdatin|r to
legal process ; customary, usnsl ;
following one's ordinary affaira or
avocation.

ilTfnk adj. To be observed or prae«
ticed, as a duty or avooation ; cu9-
tomary, usual; actionable, svhjeel
to legal process.

wrtr adj. Confounded, oonfoaed, be-
wildered ; pervaded, penetrate^
spread.

vfmm i. /. Agitation, bewldevmtnt ;
imbereaoe.

^ri^ 8. m. Orammar ; explainia^^,
expounding.

iW^ 8. tn. A grammarian.

VTTfW adj. Oonfonnded, bewildered,
perplexed^ overcome with fear, Ac^

i^TV^^ 9- /. Perplexity, agitation,
alarm.

a|l9VWl mdj* Agitated, flsrned, be*
wildered. [plexed.

«in9f^ <tij. Agitat^i P^4^r V^'

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tfT^ir i* /. fixpotition, ezpIanaiioii»

gloss, comment.
*fT^im 1. 1». Bxpltiniiig, expoundiiig.
ivmnr s. m. Obstacle^ impediment ; the
thirteentfi of ihe astronomical Yo§$.
%B[m\^ adj. Who or what opposes,

resists, beats, &c.
i^nr 9. m. A tiger.

i«TW^ 9.f. A tiger's claw, a sort of
perfume ; a scratch or impression of
the finger nails,
wrrn ». m. Deceit, frand, craft, cunning ;
disguise, either of purpose or person ;
wickedness.
«rnr #. m. A hunter, one who lires by
killing deer, &c. ; a low or wicked
man.
«9lf^ 9. m. Sickness, disease in general.
tifrfWH adj. Sick, ill, diseased.
9t((^nStn adj. Free from disease, con-
valescent.
«n<r 9. m. One of the fire vital airs, that
which is di£fused throughout the
bodj.
vn^FfT adj. Diffnsive, comprehensire,

spreading or extending widely.
^T^^RITT 9,f. Diffusion, perradence.
nrrqm v. n. To spread through or

throughout, to pervade, penetoate.
«mn^ 9. m. Occupation, business, trade,

profession ; exercise, practice*
«TTWt9^ adj. Basy, occupied ; exercising,

practising,
vrrqt adj. Diffusive, comprehensire.
mnm adj. Pervaded, occupied or penetrat-
ed by ; celebrated, famous ; filled, full.
s^Rr 9. f. Pervading, inherence ; uni-
versal permeation, omnipresence.
^ifiRTI (9dj. Diffusive, pervading.
«rm^T 9./. Copaoi^ of being penetrated

or essentially affected by.
nn^ 9. ^% A fathgtn, or the spaoe ]be^

tween the tips of the fingers of either
hand when the arms are extended.
«nW!W 9.m. Fatigue, labour ,• gymnastics.
^JfTtrrtt adj. Usual, customary ; juridi-
cal. Judicial, legal. #. m. A counsel-
lor, a minister.
mm 9. m. A celebrated sage and author,
the supposed original c<Mnpiler of the
V9d9 and Puran$y also the founder
of the Vedanta philosophy ; diffusion,
extension ; the diameter of a circle.
mj\9m f . m. Inverted order, irregular

arrangement.
<9«Rf^ s./. 8cience,neaming ; formation

of words, derivation, etymology.
m^9 adj. Learned, conversant or profi-
cient in literature; derived, formed
as a derivative word; generated,
begotten.
«rf 9. m. MQitfury array, the arrangement

of troops in various positions,
irws. m. A tumour, aboil; an ulcer, a

wound,
inr 9. m. Any meritorious act of devo^
tion, the voluntary or vowed obs e r.
Vance or imposition of any penance,
austerity, or privation, as fasting,
continence, exposure to heat and
cold, &c.
W^ adj. Enjfaged in or observing a
religious vow or obligation. ». m. An
ascetic, a devotee, one engaged in the
observance of a vow or penance.
mm 9. m. A Srahmafiy or man of the
three first classes, in whose youth
the customary observances have been
omitted, and who has not received
his investiture with the sacrificial
thread.
wmj #./. A female of a fallen Srah-

man, 4rc.
^i 9,/. Shame, bashfulness, modesty.

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iftf^ff a^. Ashamed, modei t.
iftrf s. nk. Bice of rarioas kiud«t

«i

H Th« thirtietli consonant of the Nagari
alphabet; and corresponds to th
prononnced softly, as in Bhun,

HV s. m. A spyereign, anj prince who
gives his name to an era, especially
applied to Shalhahan ; a particular
caste, the followers or descendants
of Shaha, or ShcHhahckm.

imz s. OT. A cart.

i|Vf^^ s.f. A small cart^ a toy- cart

WlHQT !• m, A kind of sweetmeat
made of rice, butter and sugar.

i[fir s. m. Any lucky or auspicious
object or ometa.

Kffir s. m. A bird ; one of the astrono-
mical periods called Karans^
9. m. A fish.

$. m. A kind of fish, the gilt-
head..

vr^^HTY 8. m. A sort of gilt-head
(Sparut emarginatug )•

mv odj. Able, capable, strong, powerful.

WWWT *. /. A bility, power.

11% ^. f. Power, ability^ strength,
prowess ; the energy or active power
of a deity.

irfmm^ ad]. Powerful, mighty^

nfVrt^tw ad^. Powerless, impotent.

il«r ^4/' Possible, practicable! to be
effected or done.

arwHT «./. Possibility.

«fli#|g «. m. An insect of a red colour
( Coccinella or lady-bird oj p0nifiU9
ipeeiei)^ .

mnn^ s.m. The bow of Inclr0^ th»
rainbow. 1

IWiT'^T «./. Coloeyatii (Cucnmis cdLom
quintida ).

K«TW*r 9. m. A mediciaal plant (TTr^ii^
antidys$nterica ).

MWTX 9, m. Bame of a nmaical mode.

HM^ 9. m. The name of a celebrated
teacher of the Vedant philosophy.

n€ii«i^W 8. nu Name of a musical mode.

K^ 8. /. Fear, terror, apprehension ;
doubt, uncertainty.

WiriHir adj. Fearful, afraid.

^Wl^ <»dj^ Free from doubt or sppr^
henaion.

ir%{f adj. Alarmed, frightened ; doubt-
ful, micertain.

HV «. m. The trunk of a lopped tree ;
a javelin ; a pin, a stake, a pale ; the
gnomon of a dial, ueually twelve
fingers long ; the scats fidi ( R^
Sanhur).

Wtt% 8. m. A scate fish*

iir 8, m. The conch shell used by the
Hindus ; a large number, ten or s
hundred billions.

«%4t «. /• A descriptif n of woam,
^ one of the four classes into wlndi
females 'are divided in erotic writ-
tings ; the Shankhini is described 8M
tall, with long haii, neither stout
nor thin, of irascible disposition and
strong passions.

1? adj» Wicked, depraved, perv^rse^
dishonest.

WOTT ». /. • Wickedneps, defM^avity.

HW «. m. Hemp ( CcmnabtM satha >;
Bengal San, a plant from which a '
Idnd of hemp is prepared (CroMaM
juneia (mdatim* hmd8 ).

mi^w K m. The fibre or fiax of &e Se«
Btet> or atriflg med^ from Uf eo»-
dage ; twine^^

1^^ 8.mt A rotck or snail, island in

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the midst of the riv^er ^ime ; an insu-
lar s|K>t inclosed bj the branches of
SarjUf where it falls into the Ganges
above Chhapra^ at Bhrignr asram or
Bhagbashram : called also the bonk of
the Dardan,
«. 99. A ball at liberty.

HH $. m. A hsndred.

Kir^ adj. A hundred times, a hundred
fold.

^^ *• /• Sa//e^" rirer, which rises in the
HimaXayci mountains in the vicinitj
it is supposed of the Ravanhrad or
lake, and running to the^S, W. unites
in the Panjab with the Beya or
Vipasa^ when it forms the Hyphasis
of the Greeks, and falls into the Indus
below iiuUan,

snv^ C '••^* ^ centipede, janlns.
Wtfn^T s.f. The twenty-fifth lunar mto-

aion, containiag 100 stars.
WWft 5./. A plant (AsparagM raa^

Hifoi^ 8. A hundred Lakhs, tm millions.

HiW§ 8. m. A century.

unir^ s. m. A sort of dock or sorrel

(Oxalia manadelpha, or Bwmx vest-

canuM).
WS'^yfm 8, m A hundred thouaond.
i|4f^ 8. m. An enemy, a foe, an adversary.
HJim »./. Hostility, enmity.
9lf«r s. m* The planet Saturn or its

regent,
nfvif^ 8. m. Tlie emerald or sapphire.
nPj^Tt 8. fn. Saturday.
^^^ adv. Slowly, tardily.
il«i^f 8. m. The planet Saturn or its

mythological personification,
imw B. m. An oath, asseveratioB by

oath or ordeal| an imprecatioDy a

curst.

W^^ f . m. An oath, eon&rmation of th#
truth by oath or ordeal ; abuse, im«
precation^ cursing, malediction.

HIT adj. Cursed, anathematized.

8, m. A sort of grass {Saceharum cy*
lindt*%cum\

)|W 8, m. A butt, or mark for archers.

w^d #./. A small fish (Cy pi-inns So-
phore).

HI? *. »t. Sound, word, voice ; ( in gram"
mer) A declinable word as noun ; pro-
noun, (&C.

HHTUnc adj. Sounding, sonorous.

HTHk «. m. A plagiary.

H«?^tfH 8. TO. A root, a radical word.

•l^Hriim «. m. Philology, grammar, &c.

M^8, w. Quiet of mind, stoicism, in-
difference ; abstract meditation on
hrahma, or God ; quiet> tranquillity,
rest, calm, final happiness, eman-
ci pation from human existence.

HW s. TO. Killing animals for sacrifice,
immolation ; mental tranquillity,
calmness, indifference.

Hftw adj. Pacified, appeased ; quiet^
tranquil sedate, calm.

H^ adj. Tranquil, pacific, tranquil-
lised. 8. /. A legume or pod, a tree
(.^cdcta Suma) ; a shrub (Sirrattda
anikdmntica)^

HiMifta./. A sort of sei^live plflot
( Mimosa ptUlica).

wS\K 8. TO. A small variety of the
Mimosa Suma.

^mm f • m. A Yufwlvw shell ; a conch
shell ; a snail.

^^^ s. to. Sleep ; a bed, a couch ; copu-
lation.

Hin^ adj. Sleepy, slothfol^ sluggish.

K^ 8. f. A bed, a couch, a soph a.

H^ s. m. A short of reed or gf ass (/^dc*
chamm Sa7*a) ; an arrow.

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'm^ ^. m. A lizard, a chameleon ;
«afflowor, (tbe plant.)

Ktw 8. tn. A housQ ; preserver, a pro-
tector, what or who protects or pre-
serves ; preservatiotti protection, de-
fence.

H^wnvn adj. Refogee, appellant, one who
comes for protection or refage«

K^WT^ adj. Unfortonate, wretched, in-
volved in calamitj or rnin, and de-
pendant on others for protection or
aid.

il^t9 adj. To be protected or aided,
poor, miserable, helpless, $. m«
A protection, a protector, that which
or who affords refuge and defoAce ;
a house protection, defence.

H^wvm «« m. The aatnmnal season.

i|^9i«T^«r odfj. Autnmnal.

H^^ t,f. The reason of antnmn or the
snltrj season ; the two months snc-
ceeding the rains ; according to the
Vydikuiy comprising the months
"Bhadra and Aswifh and according to
Pouranikus, Aiwin and Kariiky fine-
tnating thus from August to Novem-
ber.

MKM a.m. A fabuous animals, si^posed
to have eight legs, and to inhabit
particularly the snowy mouBtains.

W^ir 8* m. A small bird, considered as
variety of the Salic or i/yaci {jTurdut
goiaUca). ^

HW 8.f. The Saraju river.

nKM •dj. Upright, honest.

wx^m s.f. Uprightness, sincerity.

WKiz\ 8. 01. Sound, noise, voice.

HKjfz \8.f. A sort of bird {Turdu8
^^T^ j gingimanm),
^^nlt^ adj. $ouscd, dripping wet.
Hici^ 8. wi. A lid, a cover ; a shallow cnp
or dish j a latter.

H<Wf ^. in* A bow.

n<^K 8. m. The body,

VC^^Kfa^v 8. m. A hostage..

K^^twr^ 8. m. Puiification of the body
by various ceremonies at conception,
birth, initiation deatb, i&c.

Hft^ adj. Embodied, corporeal hatiog
body. [if he di84i$8€U

wmKl 8. m. Clayed or candied sugar,

w4rT <tdj. Happy, glad, s. m. A name or
appellation common to Brahmans,

H^rct 9.f. Night ; a woman.

W^l *./. Vice in a horse.

W«H 8. m, A grasshopper ; a locust.

^mWl 8. f. A thin slip of bamboo, ser-
ving when tipped with sulphur for a
match ; a ruler ; a fibrous stick used
as a brush or pencil.

W^liTf. m. A canvass sack, &c. in
which baggage is fastened previouslj
to being loaded on cattle.

W^ilT 8. m. A child's bib.

HfflTirt. m. That pari of surgery
which treats of the extraction of ex-
traneous substances lodged in the
body.

Wialf :f 8. m« Extration of foreign gubs^
tances from the body..

8. m, A plant (Bignonia Indica).
8. /. The gum Olibanum tree
(Bon^Uia thurifera).

wir4t?^^ 8* 91. Incense, Olibanum^

Wf «. 771. A dead body, a corpse.

i|I^ 8. m. A barbarian, one inhabiting
the mountains districts of India, and
and wearing the fathers of the pea-
cock, &c. as decorations.

W9TV1 8. m. A mystical and magical
ceremony performed with a dead body.

HWV s. m. A hare or rabit.

nmnit 8. /. The />o#*, the country be-
tween the Oange8 and Jumna ritert.

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mfiR^ 8. /. A digit of the moon.

acwt ^. m. T]ie moon«

nil,!, m. A weapon in general ; {or ts-
peeiMy such ^sis uaed in ike hand) n
«word a scjmiiar. Shdstra-dhati^ adj.
A]med«

5|ir^rK *. m. An armoufer.

amTi9?9 5. m. Militarj exercise or
practice^

3[if Hwi «./. The €cience of arms.

^^ g, m. Corn, grain in general.

H^H^IT adj^ Gvaminivorons.

aiJ!<Tg 5. w*. The mnlberrj tree and frnit.

si^«f «^ m^ Honey.

5(f i|it i. /. Flute, clarion*

Jim 8, m» A potherb in general, or any
lea^ flower, fruit, stalk, root, <&c.
nsed as a vegetable ; one of the seven
Dwips or divisions of the world ; the
'sixth, surrounded by the sea of milk
or white sea j an era, a period usually
commencing with some celebrated^
prince, as Yadhishthir j VHcrmmadi-
if/uh, Sulii^ahan, ^c. thence denomi-
nated Sakesaras ^c. ; the term in or-
Alinary use is aplied especially to the
era of Salii9ahan^ commencing 76 or
78 yeais after the Christian era,

nmm 8. m. Entirenesa, «. /, The things
used in ceremony called ••homa.*'

HT«»^<^ *. /• A city, supposed to be the
modem Sam^^dr.

scr*^<1?I 8. m. A fossile salt brought
from a lake in the vicinity ^ambhar^
a town in AJmere^

snftl'ft *♦/. Female demon or sprite.

arm «. m. A worshipper of the female
principle.

nm «. /. Branch, line of ancestors or
decendants* [tree.

aii^T «, m. A branch, the branch of a

ail^l^n $. m. Monkey.

in^ «. TO. A iroe.

in^l^l^ 8. m. Stating a pedlgrae at

the marriage ceremony.
m2¥5./. ) A petticoat.

mzj Wickedness, villainy.

m^ 8. m, A touchstone ; a whet or
grindstone.

mwr adj. Calm, tranquil, pacified ; al-
layed, alleviated ; stilled, hnshed (as
tvind^ &c.) ; meek, humble. [ness.

H}^^! «. f. Quietness, calmness, meek-

m^l'HT adj. Calm, composed, of resign-
ed or composed spirit.

H\Tm s.f. Quiet, tranquillity stoicism ;
rest, repose •, remission, alleviation.

HT^ 8. m. Oath, affirmation by oath or
ordeal ; curse, imprecation.

m^^^ adj. Having incurred or suffer-
ing under curse.

^K\f^^ adj. Swom.

i[|if1tl^ 8. m. Diliverance from a curse

or its effects.

11^ 8» /. Cloth used for cleaning
liquor s-

wm w. prop, A name of Krishn.

WT«iT *• 7n. A little brird ^ a grain

{ Panicxm colonum, or frtmenu -

ceam),

sn'ft ^'^T'JT .V a. To^fihoe witli iron.

acnir 9 8, m. A bivalve shelL

m^ 8. tn, Brother-in-laWy substance,

gist or matter of ony subject.
XR^ ^« ff^ Beasts and bisds.
m\fi 8,/. A female deer/ a kind of

musical instrument.

WTW I * •^' ^^^^ goddess Sarswati.
Jin;ir 8, m. or/. A kind of crane.
UtO 5,/. A talking mynah ; a cloth

worn by women.
JIKIPc^ adj. Relating to the body,

corporeal.

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inj^ t. tn, A tifjar ; a pnHther, q
a Rakshai,

nm f. m. A kind of fish ( Ophioeiphalus
tarahl ) ; a tree ( SAorea robusta ).
«. /. A Sliau;/.

^I^^TiT s, m. Species of black qnartzose
stone worshipped by the Hindus as
representing Vishnu,

WT^Wf *•/• A shrub (Hedysarum gan-
geticum ).

HT^T s. m, A house ; a halU

UTftf s. m. Rico in general, but es-
pecially in two classes j one like white
rice growing in deep water, and the
other a red aort, requiring only a
moist soil.

inr«^T^T 8. m, A sovereign of India, an
institutor of the era now called S^A:<i,
beginning 76 or 7 8 years after Christ,
whose capital was PrcUtiahihana in
the Dakhin.

WT^ adj. Made of shawl,

Wiwi^ 8,/, The silk- cotton tree ( Bom-
hax heptaphyllum ).

HW^ s. m. Th« young of birds.

nm^ g. m. An order, [an edict, a com-
mand ; a writing, a deed, a written
contract or agreement; goTerning,
mlingy goverment.

WT^f^ 8. m. A plate of copper, stone
or sheet of paper, &c. on which an
edict or grant is inscribed.

Hf^^il adj. To be governed or directed.

Klfv 8, f. A command, an ord«r;
governing, ruling ; correction, pun-
ishment.

mm 8- w. An order or command;
scripture, science, institutes of re-
ligion, law or letters, especially con-
sidered as of divine origin or author-
ity ; used singly it implies works of
literatuie or science iu general} and

it is therefore cuatomarily eomnect^j
with some other word to limit ite
application, as the Vedcmta SJtiutrtn
or treatises of philosophical theology,
the Dharma Sha8tr<n, books of law,
&c. ; it is also applied to lets impor-
tant branches of knowledge, as the
Ka^jfa Sha8tfa8f or poetical works,
8hilpi ShcislraSf works on the me-
chanical arts, and Karmm Bhastrsa, or
erotic compositions ; in the singular
number it is also used compre-
hensively to signify the body of all
that has been written on the subjec',
as Dharmch Shastra^ the institutes or
code of law, Kavy^ SAa;/r(>, poetry,
Alankar Shastra^ rhetoric, &c. ; a
book in general.

«T«rtl adj. Acquainted with the Shas-
tras ; skilled in the knowledge of law
and religion especially.

irT^ft^ adj. Contrary to law or
religion, illegal, forbidden.

,«n^fi /f. m. The purport of a book-
argument.

m^na^TK *. m. Conformity to sacred
ordinances.

Hf«ft *. m. A pandit y a teacher of holy
science, or one skilled in it.

m^^ adj. Scriptural, authorized by or
conformable to sacreJ iuKtitutes.

HT^m adj. Said or declared in a work
of sacreil authority.

m^ adj. Punishable, deserving punish-
ment.

firirqi 8./. A tree ( Dalbergia Si$u \

fnWK 8, m. The peak or summit of a
monntniu ; point, end, top in general.

fil^^fic^. Crested, peaked, pointed.

fR^i *. /. Point, top in general ; a
crest ; a lock of hair on the crown of
the head • dome.

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fi|«t adj. Crested ; baling a lock of
hair on the top of the head* #. m. A
peaeock*

fimf »./. The 8atUj river,

fivfincir <. m. A sapphire.

firfn^ ^ 1 f • m. A tort of ebony ( Dimpy-
roa giutinoaa).

fk^n^ a€^. Loose, lax, flaccid, flabbj;
langnid, inert, feeble.

fiirv^WT s,f. Relaxation, looseness.

fsrfvr^^^ adj. Weakened, relaxed.

fnK B. ^. The head.

fwT:irvn«t ». w^ A devoteo carrying a
hnman skull as his emblem.

fic^.^iq s, til. Vertigo; awimmiog of
the brain.

fir^iST ^. m. Vinegar,

fK^:4t^ 9./. Pain of the head, head-
ache*

fiw »./. Any vessel of the body, really
or supposed to be, of a tubular form,
as a nerve, a tendon, a gut, &c*

fWfTir iidj. Veiny, tendinous, skinny,
showing the tendons or veins.

fk^^ «. M. A kind of tree {Aeada
Smsa ).

fud^W 9, m. J
head.

fkCtf)^ s. m. Disease of the head.

fitfTT «./. A stone, a rock ; a flat stone
on which condiments^ &c, are ground
with a mnllor.

fil^T^ s. m. Bitumen; red chalk.

fsisnfsni 8. nu Bitumen.

ftWT^?5 B. la. Chalk ; red chalk ; a white
fossil substance ; an aluminous earth
dl white colour, aftd thence con*
sidered to be a kind of chalk.

fa^iT^ '• m* Storax or Benzoin.
l^6iwi«)^ iutj. Made of stone.

A ^em worn in a crest,
or on the top of ^e

fi|9iK9 B. m. Incense, Benjamin oY
Olibanum.

fwisr^WT i. /. A medicinal snbstance
said to he of Cooling and lit Lonthriptio
properties, commonly termed ^Habak \
a sort of lichen or moss.

Tim B. m. Any art, any manual or
mechanical art.

fi|«S^4l s, m. Manual labour, handicraft*

fi^vrarnc b. m. An artisan, a mechanic.

fk^^^T «•/• Art, mechanical or manual
skill.

fjtr«l^ B. /. A drug or herb, a kind of
grass said to be known by the name
of LakatiitBipi, and described as sWeet
and cooling, and bearing seeds of
tonic and restorative properties.

filftW^l B.f. A workshop, a manu-
factory.

fit^BTilTWi f . m. A treatise or set of
treatises on works of art.

fwfit adj* An artist, an artificer or arti-
san ; belonging or relating to a me-
chanical profession or art.

firw #. TO. The deity Bhh, the most
formidable of the Hindu triad, the
destroyer of creation ; the adoration
of which he is the object, is of a more
gloomy nature in iijeneral than that
of the rest, and he ia the particniar
god of the Tdntrik<*9 or followers of
the books called Tantras.

filWiijt. m. The milk-stone, opal or

chalcedony.
fil^ft«./. A 'name of Benares; the

mountain Kailas,
fw^^iTfil *. /. A celebrated feftival in

honor of S/mw on the fonrtoenth of

the moon's wane or dark fortnight

in Magh.
OlITi./. The wife Shiva ; female jackal.

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fir^r^^ ) f . m. Any temple deiiicated to
fil^l^T / Shiv.

fuRr^r *./. A palankin.

fnftr^ acfj. Cold, frigid, cliill j, freezing,
8. w. Frost.

f^ftl^^T^ 8. TO, The cold season, com-
prisiDg* two months from about the
middle of Jonnary to that of March.

5|9 8. TO. The young of man or any
animal, a child, a calf, a pnp, &C* ; a
pnpil, a scholar.

ffl^« 8. TO. A porpoise ; another fish
resembling a porpoise.

fini^T «./. Boyhood, pupilage ; childhood.

firoqm 8. m. The sovereign of a country
in the central part of India or Chsedi,
opposed to rishna and slain by him.

fl9^n^ s» TO. A porpoise ; kind of
animal of the lizard speeies.

Tn'S adj. Obedient, docile ; ordered, com-
manded, disciplined, trained.

ftlinn f./. Good behaviour, urbanity,
civility • docility.

dt^^Hr 8, /. A council of state, an as-
sembly of chief officers.

fttewm^T^ *. w. History or tradition of
eminent persons,

ftcet^r^ adj. Wcll-boliaved. 8. m. Good
manners^ proper behaviour.

fit^ 8, TO. A pupil, a scholar.

Tw^W adj. A learner, a teacher.

ffl^f «. /. Learning, study, the
acquisition of knowlcdp;e.

fit^mRir 8, f. Dexterity, skill.

fjrf^H adj. Skilfnl. clever, conversant ;
diflcfplinod, exercised ; docile ; studied,
learned.

rft^T 8. TO. Thin rain, or rain driven by
wind.

ifiV adj. Quick, speedy, «. to. (in
a8tronomf/ ) Parallax, adj. Soon
', quickly, swiftly, speedily.

WW^nift adj. Gohig quiek or expeditionlj
il)W<fT 8./^ Quickness, speed.
iftiT adj. Cold, chilly, frfj^id. *. w. Cold,
coldness • cold weather or tbe six
months of the rainy, dewy and coH
seasons.
^^*m 8. TO. Cold weather, winter.
iftw^T s.f. Cold, coldness.
4Yifif adj. Cold, chilly, fiigid. l, a. Cold

coldness.
4tirawT «./. Coldness, coolness,
ijtmp^ adj. Removing cold.
*wf^ 8. TO. Camphor.
itftv^ adj. Cold, chilled, fihiferinj:,

funerin|( or shrinking from cold,
^hnm^ 8. TO. The moon gem, cryitil.
iftti adj. Thin, small, slender • wisted,

withered, decayed.
iHviiT 8./. Emaciation, witherinj.
rf^«r 8. m. Tlie head,
iftl^^ i. m Decapitating.
^m adj. Well-behaved, well-dispowd.

8. TO. Good conduct or dispowto.
^*aiHi( adj. Of a good or amiiHe dis-
position.
Wtirfl «./. A kind of wood {dilhfrgia

Sisu \
II* 8. m, A parrot.
«fiff i.f. A pearl oyster j a small rfwil;

a cockle.
^fm«n»l>. TO. One of the seven principal

mountainous ranges of India.
TO 8. TO. The planet Venus ; iemen

virile.
VW^TK 8. TO. Friday.
^M adj. While, of a white colonr. #.«•
White (the coZour) ; one of tho »^
nomical 7o^«.
^mvw 8. m. A kind of fflXS^^

water-hen,
VMfir 8.f. Whiteness.
W^^ y. m. The light half of » ?<**

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wt

the fifteen days of tbe moon's in-
crease^ of from new to foil moon.

n^ adj. White ; clean, cleansecl, pnri-
fied ; pure, piong, exempt from pas-
sion or Tice.

Vf^tm i./' Pnrity, cleanness.

^P«rirfw e. m. Crystal.

^^«./. Dry ginger.

^n B. m. An elephant*s proboscis or
tmnk.

^ 0ij. Pnre, pnrifiecl, clean, cleansed ;
fi^nltless. correct.

wm f . /. Parity, cleanness, freedom
from soil or defect.

^Hrflf adj. Of pnre and sincere pnrpose,
honest, free from gnide ; intelligent.

%H »./• Pnnty, pnrification ; innocence
established by ordeal or trial, acqnit-
tal.

ygm adj. Empty, void. s.'m. A cypher.

^iT adj. Happy, well, right, fortnnate,
anspicions ; handsome, beantiful, s,
m. Good, good fortune, anspicions,
happiness ; one of the astrological
Togs.

XPT«T adj. Propitious, producing
^ood, &c.

Vn^ 8. m. Pious or virtuous act;
reputable occupation or employment.

unw adj. Fortunate, propitious.

ip(WKodj. Propitious, auspicious, con-
ferring happiness or fortune.

^r>T^ s. f. The female el^hant of the
North-West quarter.

VT?T s./. Sister of Knt^o.*

Wim^ 9. m. Happy result or conse-
quence.

^«r9V a. m. An auspicious moment.

W*^ o^'. Of a good disposiUon,

VHTT c^dj. Handsome, elegant; s. /.
A handsome, woman. .

»Hl^l^^J» YirtU9U».

"WXW adj. Prosperous and forfunafe,
good and eviL # . m. Oood and ill-
fortune.
^Pf adj. White ; shining. *g, m. White

(the colour).
ipnnf 8. m. The thirty-sixth year of |

the Indian cycle.
1^^ f . m. A city and district, perhaps
the modem Samhkalpwr^ in the dis-
trict of Oondwana.
^W^TKWT V. n. To encourage or stimu-
late a dog to the chase, by the sound
8hu8ha. [chase.

^wmft8.f. Impelling a dog to the
V«v adj. Dry, dried.
nmm 8./» Dryness.
Wn 8. «». A rake, prodigal, debauchee,
backguard, scoundrel, vagabond.
Shuhadha Bhikasta, Euined and
wretched.
VIT^nm 8. m. Raking, rakishness, de-
bauchery, dissoluteness.
¥YTT 8. m. Humour, fame.
V¥t/V 8. f. A kind of large cake made

of flour and ghi.
^I?rtH3 8. w. A caterpillar*
^«K 8. m. A hog.
^*T5f 8. m. A gem, perhaps amber.
n!IH ckdj. Minute, small, fine, subtile.
V^ 8. m. A man of the fourth or

servile tribe.
n^ 8. / The wife of a Shudra.
n^ adj. Empty, void. 8. w. Heaven,

sky, ether; a cypher ; a vacuum.
V!8m #. /. Vacuity, emptiness ; un-
reality, the false or illusory nature
' of all existence.
?K«s^mft 8. m. A Boudha ; an atheist.
n^8.m. A hero ; a boar,
^p^ s. fn. An esculent root (Arum
ean^ntaatum) i Q plaut ( Bignonia,
Indica).

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^n $./, Heroiam, prowets.
^t%^ *> nt. The graDdfathor of KrMmt.
Hq t. m. A winnowing basket.
iV]iT'r9T 8, /. The sisfcer of Ravan^^
^ s, m. Sharp pain in general, or

especially in tlie belly as cholto, Ae.^

or in the joints from rhonmntism

or gont ; a weiipoOy a pike, a chirt ;

an astrolofrioid Yog, that of the 9th

lanar mansion.
m9W9^ a, m. The castor oU pkat

( RicinuM c^mmunU )«
^%^ 9. m. Asafcetida.
^ cu^'. Bnffecinf sharp pain, bavin;

the cholic, &c.
vmm 8, m. A shakal or jaekal,
i^<f s. m. A belt or cham wora ronnd

a man's body $ a chain, a fetter in

generic
mr <. m. A horn ; the top of a mountain.
9Vn s. m. Love * 'copnlation, coition ;

red lead.
nw^^ adj. Feeling or relating: to the

passion of love ; stained with red

lead. 8, m. Dress, decoration.
Vfr 8,f. A sort of sheat fish, ( Bilurui

Singio ),
Vlfi adj^ Homed; crested, peaked.
9^ s. m. A garland of flowers worn ob

the crown of the head ; a crest.
tqiT^^ 8. /. A tLoifei (NycUtUhe8

arhor'triUi ).

t^T r ^* ''** '^ ^^'> ^ flatterer, deceive.

ft^ 8.f. A kind of javelin made of iron«
^^ L nu Bemainder, kavings, rest|

balance.
$^r^ a» m. The last teim ^the time of

death.
$^nf^ 8.f. The last watch of the nighb
ii«[iT^T «./. The lost statg ^ cguditiop

of life.

^n f . m. Cold, coldness.

^Tnm 8.VU Looseness, laxity ; flaccidily.

WW adj, Monntaioans, moonUuneer,

Ac. ; stony, roiiky. s. m. A mono*

taiD ; Bitumen • storax \ a sort of

collyrism.
W7 ^. m. A worshipper of BAiV.
ikf fW 8. m. An aqoatic pla&t ( Faf-

liinma ocO*€uidra )•
<lV 8. m. Sorrow, grief. [sonow.

wtVHi* 8* m. DfssqMiting or removing

*W > ». m. Grief; affection; thought,
W^w«) conception, idea»

WtWTW (tdj. Pained, afflicted by sorrow.

*fw«l ctdjp .Sorrowfnl, afflicted.

Ht^ 8. m. Tbottghtfol (man).

i{tw 8. m. The S<nM river, which rises
in the toble-Iand of Amerlanttdt^ and
mnning first northerly and then
easterly for 600*miles, falls into the
Ganges above Patnd ; a flower
Bignonia Indica) ; a red sort of
sngar-cane.

>ftww 8. m. A roby.

Wtrwn adj. Red, crimson, pnrple. *. ••.
Blood ; saffron.

<tfwifliTW 8. m. A ruby.

4^ 8. ». Swelling, intomescence.

iDwWA^ Oiscntient^ removing^ swel-
lings.

iftwrft*./. Hogweed (B^erhctota diffit$a\

<t¥ii adj. Who or what cleanses, puri-
fies, &a ( In arkhmHidi The subtra-
hend.

wNw 8. m. Cbaniog, deannng; purify^
ing ; oorMQtiBg, freeing from fantta
or errors ; correcting, as a writing ;
aitbtractioa (in tHrkhmmc)'; payment^
aoqwittance ; gcee» vitriol.

Hp^ ai). Beautifnl, handsome ; poo*
pitiousi a^spifii^ ItMit The M\h
Tog,

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Tftvm^ adj. Fair, splendid, sliiniiig.

litHf s.f. Light, lustre, rftdiimce, splea-
doTir; beauty,

iftHivn «. m. A tree the Bofina or
BahajMs ( Hyperanthira moranga) ;
the legnmes, blossoms and leaves
are esculent^ and the root of the
yonng tree is used as a sabstitute
for horse-radish : in medicine the
root is used as a rubefacient exter-
nally, and the expressed oil of the
seeds is employed to relieve arthritic
pains, &G.

litfH?! adj. Beautiful, decorated.

ii[m s. «i» jEach^iwmtne paludosai
the wood of which, being very light
and spongy, is used by fialierman
fur floating tlieir nets; a variety
of toys, such as artificial birds and
flowers are made of it ; garlands
of those flowers are used in marriage
ceremonies ; when charred it answers
the purpose of tinder.

ilt^ 8. m. Pulmonary consumption;
drying ; intumescence^ swelling.

lit^W 9. m. Suction, sucking ; dry iug up.

liW 8, m» Purification bj ablution,
&o. from personal defilement ; puri-
fication at given periods from defile-
ment caused by the death of a rela-
tion, &c. ; purity, cleanness, freedom
from defilement.

lit^^ 8. m. A distiller and vender of
spirituous liquors.

'ftf^JRt *. /. A female keeper of a
tavern or dram 'shop.

'(Hr 8. TO. Valour, heroism, prowess.

^iniiiT 8. m. A cemetry, a place where
dead bodies are burnt or buried.

^W'li'T^T^ adj. A ghost, a goal, a
sprite, male or female, abiding in
cemeteries, &c.

i9rm adj. Black or dark bine. 8. m. A
sacred fig-tree at Prayitg o^s AU
lahabad.

Vn^WM 8. w. A kind of horse with
blaok ears used in the ceremony of
the asumed sacrifice.

W\^m 8.f. Blackness.

^niTHm adj. Black as jet, of a glossy
black hne.

^rmn adj. Of a blacker dark blue
colour.

WfT 8.f. A small singing bird with
black plumage, called Shama.

>WJn\W 8.m. A kind of grain generally
«aten by tlie Hindus ( Panicnmfru-
meniaceum^ also P. colonum ), called
also Sanwan,

^jmm 8. i». A wife's brother.

W^^ «./. A wife's sister.

i^n s. m. A hawk, a falcon.

ni^ 8. f. The female hawk.

ir^^m adj. Trusting, believing ; vener-
ating, respecting.

^IfT *. /. Respect, reverence ; wish,
desire ; faith, belief, purity.

^9VT9m adj. Done with faith.

^fflf»W adj. Believing, faithful.

^Hm^ adj. Believing, full of faith.

irvgiir Having faith, belie viug.

iriTKfflT adj. Distrusting, unbelieving.

>Jim adj. Faithful, believing ; wish-
ing, desirous. «. /. A pregnant
woman longing for any thing.

bUtwtw adj. Believing, trusting, having
faith.

^rn 8. m. Weariness, fatigue ; labour,
exertion, toil.

VT^ «, m. A religious character ; an
ascetic, a Yati, one devoted to
meditation for the purpose of eman-
cipation from existence, probably the
Sarmanes of theQfoek writers.

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^«im adj. Exhausted, overcome with
fatigue.

^»ft adj. Wearying, tiring, undergoing
or incarring weariness or fatigue ;
laborions, diligent.

^V9 «./. The ear ; hearing.

^^^T 8. /. The twenty-third of the
Innar asterisms, represented by three
footsteps^ and containing three stars.

^^f^q 9. m. The organ of hearing,
tlie ear.

^l^^i s. /. The twenty-fourth lunar
astorism.

^r^ adj. Faiihfal, believing, s. m. A
funeral ceremony observed at various
fixed periods and for different pur-
poses, consisting of offering with
water and fire to the gods and
manes, and gifts and food to the
relations present and assisting
Brahmans : it is especially performed
[ for a parent recently deceased, or for
three paternal ancestors ; or for all
ancestors collectively, and is suppos-
ed necessary to secure the ascent
and residence of the souls of the
deceased in a world appropriated to
the manes.

^\^ adj. Wearied, fatigued • calmed,
tranquil,

^fN s, /. Weariness, exhausted.

^I^^ 8. m. The lay votary of a Buddlia.
or Jyit.

^^^ 8, m. The month Sravan ( Jw/y-
AuguBt )•

^^* 8. /. Day of fall moon in the
mouth Srtftfcin.

^ 8,f. Fortune, prosperity, success,
thriving ; wealth • beauty, splen-
dour, lustre ; light ; the three ob-
jects of life collectively, or love,
duty, and wealth.

"jhrv t. m. 'Sandid of.

^m% 8.nu A magical diagram ; the

ctrele of the gbbe or earth,
^^fil #. m. Vishnu,
^mm 8. m. A fruit tree ( ^gU nor-

meU>8 ),
'^^v^ 8. m. Marie of feet of the stint

Bhrigu on the breast of Kmhw,

^»nr m. I adj. Wealthy, opnlent;

^«ifH/. ) pleashkg beaQtifal ; pros-
perous, fortunate, thriving ; famous,
illustrious.

^^nt a./. Fall of lustre or beaaty.

^DTT tf . m* Full of lustre or beantj.

^\^ 8. m. The seventh year of the
Indian cycle.

^TK I adj. Famous, illastrions ; for-
^f I! ) tunate, wealthy.

-^V^ 8. f. Turpentine.

^4Km 8, m. The third of the personified
musical modes.

'ftrftJ* 8.f. The sun-flower (flaw/-
ropium Indkum ).

^if adj. Heard ; understood. «. w,
Sacred science, holy writ, &c,

^fW5./. The Ved8.

%wt «./. A line, a row, a range.

^q: «. TO. Final happiness ; good for-
tune, auspiciousness, prosperity.

^^ adj. Best, excellent, most, ex-
cellent, pre-eminent ; oldest, senior.

%OTI «./. Superiority, exccellenco.
^ 8.m. The ear; the currrentofa

stream,
aftiw adjs To be heard or listened to.

^«n *. TO. A hearer.

^ri^ 8.f. Praise, panegyric, flattery,

eulogium.
^|W ad;. Venerable, respectable, prai?«-

worthy, entWed to praise or renor-

ation.

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iTwr 9. m* The phlegmatic hnmo^, one
of three prmcix^al hamors or fluids
of the body.

i^9 8. m. A verse, a stanza.

^^^ s, m. A person of tUe lowest rank.

H%K 9, m. A father-in-law, a wife's or
husband's father.

W^ s.f. A mother-in-law.

m^ s. m. A dog.

^T^ s.f. A bitch.

%\^ s. m. Breathy breaihiag.

f%i| B. oi. Whitness of the skin, vitiligo.

ff4l adj. Affected with vitiligo or
whiteness of the skin.

%if adj. White, i. m. White {the
colour ) ; the planet Venas or its
regent Sahra ; the sixth range of
mountains dlvitting the known con-
tinenty the wliite numn tains separa-
ting the^ Verskaa of Hif^anmay and
li^manak one of the minor Dwips or
divisions of the world i in fable the
White Island, identifed geographio-
mlly by Wilford with Britain.

%^^7 s. m. The white island, or a
minor division of the universe so
called ; also termed Chandra Dwip,
and supposed by Wilford to be
Britain.

%«Vf9 i. m. Chalk ; the milk*stone,
opal or chalcedony.

%if^4 A tree ( Tafia cratceva ) ; a
white snake.

%^f ^ s. m. A white elephant.

^^m s. m. Gigantic Bwallow-wort
( A8clef%d$ yiyantea ), with white
flowers.

^ The thirty first consonant of the
Nagaf*i alphabet, corresponding to
lA^ pr(wottuced in some schools kh.

76-

^^adj. Six.

^z^^\ s. m. The six acta proper for
a Bt^hman {coUectiifely), or teachiug
the Veds, holy study, offering ^sacri-
fices, conducting them for others,
giving, accepting gifts ; six acts
allowable to a Brahman for subsia*
tence, or gleaning, accepting gifts,
asking alms, agriculture, trade and
tending cattle, or according to some
lending money at interest ; the six
acts taught in the Tantras, or kilU
ing, infatuating, enthralling, expel-
ling, exciting animosity, and the
stopping or privation of any faculty.

^^^^ s. m. A hexagon, a six-angled
figure.

s. m. Six parte of the body col-
lectively, as the two arms, two legs,
and the head and waist ; the six
supplementary parts of the Veds, or
grammar, prosody, astronomy, pro-
nunciation^ the meaning of unusnal
terms, and the jitual of thts Hindu
religion.

ac^. Bix-fold, six times, s. m.
An assemblage of six qualities or
properties.

^^1C9 adj. In six ways, of six kinds.

^^ s.m. A bull at liberty.

W9 i' nif A eunuch.

^

9 The thirty-second consonant of the
Nayari alphabet, corresponding to i.

* ad^, ( In compos. ) With, togetlier
with, dc.

*li* 8. f. A scate.

^WZ 8. wf. Vexation, misfortune, pnnr,
ftSTony, pain, anguish. SankHh-chouth,

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M<$gh, soered to Qanesh.

tm\ s.f. Pear, terror, doubt, Buspieion.

<rwrf «./. A sign, nod, wink, beckon-
ing. Sankitrna, v, n. To beckon, nod,
Viiiik or make a signal, to hint.

ifr^-f 6, m. Shame, baahfnlness, reserve,
diffidence ; a scate.

?r«t^^ 5. m. The act of shrinking.

fr*«>ft adj. Bashful, reserved, diflSden^.

^Wr^ 8,/. The suh's entering into a
new sign.

iimm 3. m, A bolemn vow or declaration
of pmpjsc. Sankaipna, u, a. To
give alms (by making a nlijioug vow),
to vow.

w^ 9. m. A conch which the Hindus
blow, a shell ; a kind of ornament.
ad). Simple, artless. Dapol 8ankhi$y
adj. Promising much and perform-
ing nothing.

*Vf^ $./. A medicinal plant {An-
drojiogijn acicuXatum ? )«

*ftl^ i.f. A description of women.
( The SankJiini are dencnhsd a$ taU,
Ufith long hair^ neiiher iiout nor thin,
of it'oscibU diipoiition and sttong
passions ).

m^f(ji.f. Anumber. #. w. Arsenic.

^^ adv. Along with,

%^<T #•/. Coition; collection, congre-
gation^ company, society, a place
where the Sikhs celebrate their
religious ceremonies. a<y. Apposite,
proper. Sangati, *. t». /, Companion,
comrade,

^m 8. m. Coition ; meeting, conflax,
union.

^ir^ s, m. Lines, entrenchment,

^n^ s. /. Pincers, forceps.

fr^n I. m. A companion^ a comrade, an
accomplice.

ii^fl 8, m. The exhibition of n song,
dancing and miysic as a public enter-
tainment ; the art and science of
music and dancing. Sangil di^rpana,
A book on masio. Sangii-nach^ A
kind of dance.

fr^'V s- 171. A compilation.

^fl^^ 8, m. A disorder, an irregular
state of the bowels, costlveness
alternately with a diarrhosa.

^^]^ jf. m. Battle, war.

^r?l s. m. Companionship, society,
assemblage. Sanghaii^ 8, m. A com-
panion, a friend, an associate.

*f^r s, m, A companion.

Irn^ s, m. Purse, capital, stock, saving,
heaping np, hoard.

#^I^ 8, m. Entrance, penetrfttion ;
beginning, commencement; the en-
tering of the planets into a n«w ugn.

*^rf^T «./. A bawd, a procuress.

<rf%!T <*<0« Hoarded, collected.

ir%ir <tdj. Abridged, short. Sanehkipan,
8. m. Abridgnent, abbreviation, oon-
ciseness, brevity.

iGrUT s, f. A noun ; a metapiior , an
idiomatioal phrase.

%^T^ 8, m. A Brythman of the fourth
order, a religious mendicant.

%^ 8. /. Affluence, wealth, riches,
prosperity.

^ir adj. Perfect, complete, endowed
with.

^7^ adj. Perfect, full^ complet«, all,
tlie whole.

WH 8. m. A year ; an ora. SamM
handhnay To establish an era.

^ftwv 8. m. Connection, affinity, relation;
rhyme, metre. Bamhandhiy «. m. Re-
lation ; son or daughter's fathMMt-
law.

*^Hf ». m. Comfort, sootbinf, tn-

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*m

coimigMneni, the act o£ consoling ;
vocative case.

*iTf ad^. Pbsaible, fit, right, proper,
suitable.

*Hwr«iT \\ n. To be supported, to stand,
stop, to be firm, to recover onePs
self, from a fall, &c,

*nt«i»ri 1^. a. To support, prop, suutain,
hold up, assist, help ; to shield, pro-
tect, stop, retain, restrain, check,
repress.

ii^^ms.f. Probability.

^h\^ s. fn. Enjoyment ; coition.

%nm g. iw* Esteem, respect, honour,
awe.

%imi 9, m. Respe^^t, esteem, reverence,
regard. Sonmant, adj. Polite, civil ;
reepeetful.

*1W ^j' Opposite, confronting, in
face, ovei! afsinet.

*?i«? s. m. Restiwiiit, forhedrance, so-
berness, abstinence from particnlar
food on eeirlaiii days. Sanjami, adj.
Who or what checks, restrains,
curhs, &«., sober, temperate, ab-
stemious, s. m. A snint, a sage,
one who subdues dr controls his
passions.

wgir adj. Jdnedwith. connecled, at-
tached ; mixed, blended ; endowed
with, possessed of.

fpJ^ «. ^* Intimate union or nssoei-
ation ; adherence, jnnction, conjunc-
iinn ; accident, event, occurrence,
chance, hap, luck.

il9t^ «. *»• An ascetic who does not
observe a vow of continence, but has
a family.

i(^iXf*dfi Joined, united^ adheienfc.

%nfis.m. A yeat* ; an erg*

♦^1^ «. m. A year.

miKHJ 0. »* To be dressed, pieparod or

arranged, to be decorated, to suit,

prosper*
^^? I s. m. CooanunicaUon of in-
tm^ y telligence ,* information, news.

^^fCIT V. a. To prepare, dress, desk,
decorate ; adjust, adorn, arrange^
accomplish.

^W<r «- m. Doubt, unoertaifflty > dread^
apprehension.

^OTTW «. m. A sceptic.

^S5?lTif ($dj. Dubious, uncertain.

^iWT^II adj. Affected with doubt,
hesitating, dubious; doubtful, uncer-
tain, [cal.

^«(qT9 adj. Dubious, doubting^ scepti-

ti^ifiiT v.n. To. jingle, to ring; to
faint ; to simmer. Sanaanahat, 9. f.
An imitative sound, ringing, jin-
gling ; simmering ; fainting.

HW 9. m. Donbt, apprehension fear,
anxiety.

^imn s. m. Union, proximity, approx-
imfttioli, contact ; acquaintanoe,
familiarity, intercourse ; sensual
attachment.

4nif adj* Familiar, friendly, keeping
company, acquainted, an *acquaint-
ance.

^^\\ 8. m. The world, the habitatioa
of mortals.

ilr^T<t adj. Worldly, mundane*

^WJTf: 9, m. Completing, accomplish-
ing, finiflhing, perfecting ; an essenti-
al and purificatory rite or ceremony
amongst the Hindus \ purification,
consecration.

%^U ddj. Wrought, made, artificially
produced ; excellent best ; decorat-
ed, ornamented. ». wi. Language
formed by perfect grammatical rules,
the classical and sacred language of
the Hindus,

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#Win s. m, A place where four roads
meet ; form, figure, shape ; fabric-
ation, constmction ; a viciniiyy a
neighbourhood, a common place of
abode.

%^(n s. m. Touching, contact) laying
hold of.

%tn adj. Compact, close ; collected,
assembled.

^^fiifT g.f. Conipaotness ; approzim*
ation, contact.

fr^fir «./. Assemblage, collection^ heap;
utiion, junction ; compactness.

^TTK s. m. Destruction, loss ; the de-
struction of the world ; making away,

' killing, murderiog. adj. Killed.

?lin^ i>. a. To kill, to make away with.

^f%tn 9*f. An arrangement of the text
of the Vedi into short sentences ; a
compendium, a collection more or lestf
compressed of laws, legends, <&o.

<r«ii? adj. Bad, vile. m. m. A small tree
( Trophis aspera ) ; a cart ; the name
of a Hindu holiday

^iin^ adj. Thorny, prickly ; trouble-
some, perilous. 9. m. An aquatic
plant ( Vallisneria) .

nmn $, /. Power, strength, ability ; the
energy or actire power of a deity ;
the female organ as the counterpart
of the phallic personification of
SUna^ and worshipped either nter^Tly
or figuratively by a sect of Hindus,
thence termed Saktas,

^^$nx i>. n. To be able.

^^KJ adj. Small (not having room
enough ), narrow, strait.

fB^Ktt 8, /. Smallness, want of room,
narrowness. • '

^^I*IT V. a. To straiten, to deprive of

necessary room *, to cause to accept

nmm s.f. The entering of ihe sim i«U

a new sign,
Wl** a. fit. ( In grtmmar ) The trto*

sitive Tcrb.
9^r« adj. All, whole, entire.
9itff>fT V. n. To be serrowrQl, to h9

wearied.
^nflK 9, m. Dawn of day, ttoraiog.
HWT^W ^. Haying a canae, originctiag

from a cause.
WWnWT ^^ a. To accept (m liU ^

exchange^ ^c. )
inrKt «./• Dawn of day, SMmiing.
9«TW adj. . Betimes, early m th« mooK

ing.
«9^ 9. /. Slurlnking, awe, fear, tktmtm^
irfWKT v. n. To fear, to bo mfhiid of.

to be in awe of, to be abashed^ to

apprehend, to be apprehensiTo.
99^«iT V. n. To be abtthed^ to be

afraid. ^, a. To abash.
9f^ 8. m. A kinsman, one of ike

same family name asd connmL

origin,
w^ir adj. Narrow, strait, a. /. Waftii

distress,
^^^n «. *. To tighten, to straiten.
^%^m «. n. To shrink, to shrivel, to

gather up ( the limbs^ a9 a^ori%ise >.
9$9T 9, m. A kind of iron.
^^^ 9, m. Regard, respect, esteem.
^^ft^wr IK n. To shrink, to draw op

(theUmb9)f to gidJter Up, shrivel,

tighten, contract, v. a. To oontraet,

draw up.
9^v a^*. Angry, dktpleaaed.
^v'Krr 1. m. A small earthen veasd.
^^^8.f. A saucer.
mn^ 3. m. A speoua of poison «
^nrwT 9./. A tree ( Mimoia Swni >.
€iVT 9. m. A friend ; an «88eoi«te} i

compaQion.

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1 s. /. Relationship by the
j sMtio fmtentfl, conflttigni-

«f^ i. m. Friendship.

9^ s,f. A wom«n'8 femaU friend or
companion a oonfidante» &o,

W^itm^i s. A A female friend or con-
fidante.

99 9^ m. Friendship.

«^W affj. Fragrant, odoriferoncf.

innnpn s* m. Greens dressed with'
ptdfle.

^K adj. Poisonons. g. m» A sover-
eign of Aj6dhy($.

n^M adj. Prond ; elated.

mm adj. Related ( of the tame pdrentsy,
fnll, own ; a relatire, a kin. s. m.
Kin.. Saga hkai. Own brother.

vr?fw

nity, relationship, kin ; betrothing
for marriage ; second maitiage, of a
woman of low tribe. Sagti^ hama. To
oontnsot a marriage to affiance, to
betroth.

«f<t adj. Having or endowed with
propeiti^, qualities, &e.

W^ i^ m. Angnry, omen.

^l^fit s. /. Animal food, meat^ flesh.

f^Atn adj. Being of ont fattiify, of kin,
related. /. m. A distant kinsman.

^W adj. Thick ( ok 4 head of htir,
etoudi, wood, ^6.

^mz adj. Narrow, contracted. $. m,
Blfficnlty', tronble, rexatfon, mis-
fbrtnne. patig, agony, t>aia, angtiish.

'W^ 8. m. Mixing, blending, eonfoncid-
ing ; amfx^d cMte or'race^ one pro^
ceedittg from the p^dmiscnons int^r-
cotirWorthefJiiirttikesih' the tht
ii^taiice; and agl^ fyonl theiif cbhi-
menooKrith the' deir^ettdtots of stteh
a connection, or the inddcrimblite
cohabitation of those de6<Sendktttii
ftmongstono atfot&^r; nioui Hiniue

of the present age or of one of the
many branches of this race, the
higheert of which is impure and in«
ferior to the Sudra ; nnder this term
( Sankar ) two kind of men are
included according: to the Hamayaih
the one denominated yonieankar^
mixed or degraded by birth, and the
other, acharsankar, degraded by
conduct.

9V^w 8. m. Attracting, drairing.

^^m 8, m. Collection, quantity ; adi-
dttion ( in aHlhmetic ),

^ir^w 8. m. Contact, junction ; addtion
( in arithmeffc ).

^ikn adj. Heaped, piled, arranged,

added, s'. m. Addition (in afithmeftc).
mmm 8. fn\ VoliUorf, will, resolte,

m^tal deteitnination ; a solemn rdw

or declaration of pnipode.
WtWT V. a. To gif'e alms ( by mahinf

a rettgiono i»ow \ to vow.
^*^^ a^. Cr6>^dM, confused.
^NpHpf s. fh. Celebrating, praising ;

honour, gTorfflcation.
fl^H%9 adj. tTnbloWn, unopened ; ab*

ashed.
9r«r adj. Crowded, confased, idled

with so as to' be impervious.
##if 9. m. Engacrement, agreement,'

si^f gestttt^, gestictilation.
«#it%rf^ 9. fM. A plajbe of assignatiouv
^nr^f. in. Shutting, closing contract-
ing, eotftraotion ; shame, bashful«»

neMfty i^eifve, di(Men6e ; a sort of

Mi, a s<»iAe ( RtfiNt Smcoto )•
9>^phPf 8. nu A stringing ; eaasiiig to

shriAir "Or^ ^96 ; the act of abrinking.
«ft4l^«i^'. Mahfbl, reseiVed^ diffident^*
^H 8. m. ^Mng, moving) traareHing •

\h§ pMM^ ' of ft planetary bod^

thrOQDgh tWzoAiid.

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9W\m adj. Efiiered ( into a new sign),

^W\^ 8. /. The actual pasagd of
the sun or other planetary bodies
from one sign of Uie zodiac into
another.

€ir V 8, in. Abridgement, abbreviation,
conciseness, compression*

^17^T 8./. Nnmberi numeration, count-
ing.

iron 8. /. Number in general, or a
number, a numeral, «• m. Arsenia

^l* 8. m. Meeting, encountering ; join-
ing, uniting.

9¥if 8. m. Friendship, acquaintance ;
union, meeting.

?nr^ 8. f. Meeting, unios ; associatioa^
intercourse ; eoHioa ; ooUectaon,
congregation, company, s^iety % a
place where the SiMi eelebvate tb«ir
religious cerem^iea.

WH 8* m. Meeting, lurion^ junction,
the encouniev of persona, the as-
sociation of friends- or lores, th#
confluence ot ri? era ; coition i ( M
f88%rwi(my ) Planetary conjunction.

mrt 8. o». War^ battle % misfortonA,
calamity ; promise, assent, agree-
mnt, lines, entrenduneni.

^▼^ 8.f. PiacerSf foreeps*

91^ <fa^*. Unitiog with, going to or
with, attaebed ; Ubidiao«s» luatfoU
defiirous. s, m. A oompamon, a eomr
rade, an accomplice!.

virtir 8. fhk The eahibHieii ef sopg,
dtfneinji, aitd iiuiic, m % public
entertainment^, the avt Of sciencff-of
miMio and daMing.

WTt^s. m. Htdiniff ooae«akiieiii«

^t t. tn. AoampthiltovandiMd^
mottt f quantity, coU^etfonr ^. -

m^^8.nu CMleetiag, 4M>mF41ing»

9Tt<ttf./. DiardHH^ dyfintajyi

^TH 8. m War, battle.

9V 8. m. Flock, ntuHitude, uumber, s

coUejtion of Uviog beings either of

the same or differeat species ; •

sheap, a quantity in general «
^W adj. True. 8. wi. Tmtb« adv. In-
deed ; in earnest, actually, tmly.
^W^^ adj. or adi8. True, truly,
l^n^^ adj. All, whether animate or

inaniniate,
^^t 8. f. Truth, yersoity, honesty,

probity, authenticity. •
«(% 8. m. Friendahip, intimacy, con^

nexion.
^?r adj. With eirrnmspection, with

caution, with reflection or consider*

ation, mindful, conscious, attentive,

cautions.
^%2Tir adj. Rational ; conscious, seaaiUe.
fr^ ^dj. Active^ making, effozi.
bV^ 8.f0 Fidelity, reetitudey bonesiy,

truth,
^r adj. Traa, genuine, raal, hones^

just, sincere, faithful, sure.
«^ 8. f. Trutlu veracity, honea^^

probity, authenticity*
flfilfiw^ #• m. BiyiAma or tiie Supremo

Spirit.
Vf «. «i. Shape, ornament, appearanoo,

preparation. Sq^cfar, Wdl-shaped,

handsome.
^S^^sr 8.f* Preparation and appeanusce.
^iR #• m. A A respectable person, a

sweetheart, mistaress.
^9na V. n. To be prepared; to fit,

to become, to beseem, v. o. To

dress,, to omam«n4;, to accoutre,

to adjust, to rectify. 8. m. Res-
' poctable person, a sweetheart, a

mistiess.
^spi adj. With water, wet, filled with

or e^yitiuiuiig TAtec#

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^mm «• nt. Third brolbet ot fonr or

more.
?ETM^RT ty. a. To eanee/to prepftte.
€3ni: ». /. The prioe'paid fer maki&g

belts or scabbards ; preparation.
Q^rfh adj, Of the same sort or species,

of the same tribe ^ &e.
^^TiT t?. o. To oaase to prepare.
^^m s, m. Preparation, ornament.
^'9^J^'^9,f. Preparation ; contrivance.
QWt^n adj. Well-shaped, handsome,

gracefnl.
^wi\^ adj. Alive, living.
«'«ri adj. Of good faittily, Hrell-bort ;

respectable, repatable ; good> rirtn-

ous. s. m.f. A reepectable person, a

sweetheart, a mistress,
«r^T adj. Armed, ncconlered • orna-
mented, decora4ed« 9, f. Dress, de-
coration ; armour^ mail.
^m\ L /» A kind et mineral oSkali,

nation, impure carbonate of 6oda:
9^^ 8, m. Heap, quantity, number,

multitude ; pnrse, capital, stocky

8 toie, saving, heaping np, hoard.
fr«4t adj. Who collects, gathers,

heaps or hoards np.
WimJK 9. m: Difficult progress ; « gem

supposed to be in the head of a

serpent.
€^Tf^vr 8. /. A female messenger or

go-between ; a bawd.
9f%^ adj. Accnmalated, oolleeted,

gathered.
«f<9W4 a./. Pl»nt ( ScUvitUa cueulUtti >.
991^ adj. With knowledge ; knowing,

intelligent, wise. Sagyani, adj. Wiee,

intelligent.
^^ 8. A An elastic n>d, thick at one

end and thin at the other.
^zm^ 13. ». To rnn away, to disappear,

to flee, to sheer off.

^irit 8. J. Taperingness, vanishing ef

a tapering body at the extreme point,

disappearance.
^i:^l«rT if, a. To balk, to disappoint, to

cause to disappear.
^HifT 13. n. To jom, to adhere, to stick,

to unite. [surpiised.

^^^^PIT «. ft. To be confounded, to b*
9ZW 8./. Foolish prattle, falsehood.

Satalif 8. /. Chattering nonsense ;

falsehood.
irjWT r. a. To unite, stick, make adhere.
Vzmz 8. /. Sticking or striking

together, adhering, uniting.
^fz^ 8,/* A stick,
^s.f. Zedoarj ( Cui^uma zetmmhet^

hui applied also to the Xjurcuma

amada).
^it^^ add. Joined, glued, stuck

together crowded.
^V adj. Accompanied or explained b^

a commentary. [collusion.

W?lWir#. m. An amour, combination,
^Z adj. Cunning ; ignorant. '

tftwmt «. n. To be turned of sixty

years ; to be decrepid, or in one's

dotage, to be superannuated.
fnfhfT'i?. m. A sweetmeat, consisting of

m'eal, sugar, ginger, spices, &c.

( particularly gittn medieinaliy to

child-bed ufomeny <§nd dietributed^ ae

caudle is, to goeeipe ).
^nfir t./. A road .

9^^«./. Rottenness, rot, putrefaction.
^8^^ v.n. To rot; to ferment.
«^ adj. Rotten, musty, stinking.
^^W1 1^. a. To cause to rot ; to make

fortnent, to>teep.
^^^Z8,f. Rottenneea, mustiness.
Qiprfl^ 8. f» A disagreeable sm^ll,

fetor, stench. Sardhand mdrna. To

give forth a fetid odour, stin •

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«9«1| i. m. Pockthi-efid.
W^ 8, m. A eunuch.
«^^ «./. Tongs, pincers.
WW od;. Strong, fat> stout, *. m.
hardened excrement, Scybala.

W^J€ «. m. A necessary, a water closet
( opening into the aireeti ), a sink.

W^rRT i, m. Large pincers.

^^\4\ 8. m. A class of Hindu mendi-
cants.

W?r adj. True ; right, actual ; good,
virtuous. 8, m. The true God, the
always present and all pervading
spirit; power, strength) essence the
principal of goodness ; juice, sap;
virtue ; Irutli. ad\> Actually.

VIKTTQT f. m. A feast given in the
seventh month of pregnancy.

^Q'ft 8. /• The seventh lunar daj.

99<Y adj. Seventeen.

^w^'TT V, n. To be iMigry.

9««^r adj. Seven-fold, of seven strings
or rows ( a oh0in qf pe0rl8, ^c. )

"^K^rft 8. /. A necklace of seven string.

ws^mi adj. Virtuous, chaste, honest,
adhering to truth.

W<I97 aaj. Sixty-seven*

«W^?r 8./. The name of a-book writ^ni
by BHamLil (an inhabiti$ni qf
OivaUor)^ containing 700 distiches
or dohasin -ft'f^a-^AtiifcA*.

^^^^^ adj. Seventy-seven.

fririWT V. o. To tease, vex, fret, tronUe,
afflict, ail, harm, interrupt, annoy,
grieve, harass. Satau, 8. m.f. Vexer,
teaser, tormentor.

«a^ odj.f. Chaste, virtuous, const^it.
8./, A virtuous wife; in ordinary
ube applied especially to the wife
who burns herself with her husbAud's
corpse. [wife. I

«ifl^ <• m, Virluousness or purity in a I

««nw i. m. A feUow-fitudent, the pupil
of the same spiritual preceptor.

^iJtirr adj. Powerful, strong.

M^^lW8.f. A tomb, grave, burning
ground, the place where a suU is
burned.

wn^ja.m. Parched grain, reduced to
meal and made into a past. a^ij.
( Applied io 0 kind of ginger >.
Pulverable, free from threads or
fibres. Satw eankrant. The entering
of the sun into Ariee, on which day
the meal x>f parched grain is distribu t-
ed to tbe firakmanes

WJ^ I. TO. A good act, piety, virtue ;
hospitality; funeral obsequies.

^^miX, 8. TO. Reverence, respejt . hos-
pitable treatmmit or reception ; doing
good, a pious action.

^fipWT 8. /. Funeral or obsequial
ceiemonies; 4eing good, charity;
virtue, 4c. ; saluMilion j welcome,
courtesy : hospitality.

OTW adj. Best, exeeUent ; yery vener-
able or respcictable ; most virtuous.

^^ adj. Seventy. Baitara-bakut Uwm,
<^dj. Old, deorepid, doting.

'^ *•/• Being, existence, goodness,
excellence.^, m. power, strength.

vmtw adj. Twenty-seven.

«^THf adj. Ninety-seven.

«m^ adj. Fifty-seven.
nmit adj. fiighty-aeveu.

Q^^ f. TO. An enemy.

«^«. TO. Parched gram, reduced^ to
meal and made into a paste*

«^ 8. fn. One of the thrae Out^ or
properties of man and nature^ the
quality of excellence or goodnesss ;
substance, thing; vigcwr, power;
essence ; a substantive noun.

^^w e.m. The property of goodness.

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^SWn «. /. Parity, goodness*

^«jf a. w, A good roacl ; correct or

yirtaoas condaot, doctriae^ &o,
^mm 8, w. A worthy or virtuous person
«?t^^ 8, m. A virtuous son,
^i^^ s* m. A worthy or spirited man.
^IT^^V 8. m. The pomegranate.
«^ adj.Tme ; siucere^ honest, speaking
the truth/a. m. Trntli ; an oath ; the
first Yui/ or age» the golden a/re,
comprising one aiillion seven hun-
dred and twenty- eight thousand
years, the uppermost of the seven
Lok8 or worlds, the abode of Brahma^
and heaven of truth.
vm^\ 8.f. Truth, trueness.
fr«J^ adu, ludeed, verily,a particle of

interrogation, and asseveration.
^^^^ 8. m. The first of the four Tugs
or ages, the period of general virtue
and purity, or the golden age, com-
prising a term- of J, 728, 000 years.
9^^V5. m. The uppermost of the
seven Loks or world, tlie abode of
Brahmen y and heaven of truth.
B'^^^'l^.iw. Speaking truth.
QKTIT^ adj. Who speaks truth.
«^HT^ «• m. An unexceptionable

witness*
Qcrnwr «. ?». A virtuous and upright

man.
V^'nw «. w. (A term of imprecation
signifying) Depravation^ destruction.
Batt/anas kaima, To make the ruin,
destruction, or mischief (of any one or
any thing ). Satyanae j<tna, oiv hona.
To be the depravation, destruction,
ruin, &c., ( o/ any one or any thing ),
to be destroyed or ruined.
VfflffliO adj. Depraved, bad, destroyed
, damaged ; a thorny plants
W^l^if f. m. Commerce, ttrade, traffic

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lie8 ) .
^^ 8. m. The quality of excellence or

goodness,
^c?^ ajj. Qniek, expeditious, adi).

Quickly, swiftly.
^^xms.f. Quickness, speed.

B^F 8. m. Association with the good.

^^t^T adj. Child bora in the seventh
mouth.

€^^K 8. m. A heap of slain.

^w^Ki 8. m, A sweetmeat given to a
childbed woman.

^ftiqr 8, m. A surgeon ; a mark in form
of a cross, the four arms of which are
bent at right angles ; prefixed in
vermilion by Hindus to their account
books at tlie commencement of a new
year ; the same figure is formed on the
ground with, flour, at marriages and
other ceremonies.

^^^ 8. m. A place, house, mansion.

^^^ (tdj. Benevolent, compassionate.

^^^J 8. /. The female of the little bird
called Amadavat; a kind of mendicant '

^^ s, m. Any person present at aa
assembly, a spectator, an assessor,
a, member, &c,

^^T adj. Always, at all limes.

^^r<rfh 8. m. Final happiness, emanci^
pation from life ; the Supremo
Spirit.

^^(^T^ 8. n. Virtuous conduct.

^^im\ adj. Good, virtuous.

^T«f^ adj. Always happy.

«^T1W 8, m. A wagtail.

fT^TH^ s.f» A shrub, gigantic swallow-
wort, the white variety -

^r^lTW s. m. The cocoanut tree ; tho
gloraerous fig-tree; the jack (Arto*
Citrpva infegri/oliit ? ) ; the Bel ( uEgle
mnrmelos ).

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^^Wl #. TO. Alms, or food distributed

dailj to ihe poor, travellers, &e»
^^ifnw I. m. Shim.

^^T^TWl « /. A bird ( Trogtm diUctus )

a flower (Hibiscus phaniceus^ the

white variety ) # a kind of mendicant

dressed like a woman.

?Bf^^T 5./. Tbe female of the little bird

called Amadavat.
«5^^t 8. 771. A proper or good reply.
9S« o^;. Like, similar.
^n^j 8. /, Likeness, sameness.
^In adj. Near, j^roximate ; of tbe

same conn try or place.
^^^ adj, Willi body, d^i'. Bodily.
^IffiT «./. Felicity or fortune ; good

conduct.
^I^ otij. Good, pure, virtuous ; ex-
cellent, eminent.
QII^ «. TO. A pure or holy disposition
or nature, a good temper ; amiability,
kindly feeling ; the property of
goodness.
¥inn u. n. To be fully instructed or

or disciplined.
^xfnff adj. Observing the same customs

or laws.
W^^ «. /. A wife, wKose husband is

living,
f VTWT in a. To train animals ; to per-
form.
^*f «. m. Nam^ of a plant ( Crotalaria
juncea ), a kind of flax ; a tree ( Pen-
taptef^a tomentcsa ).
^•iWTin t). n. To jingle, to ring, to

faint.
^^Vin i. m. Packthread, or a net made
. o?it.

a^qiff 8, m. A disease in which the
body is seized with universal chilli-
ness, deliquium : it is explained by
ibe Hindu physicians to be that in

which the three hnmonrs, bQe,
phlegm and atrabOis are corrnpted.

fRT s. m. Senna.

B^TTim adj. Eternal, continual, per-
petual ; firm, fixed, permanent.

9WTtn s,f. A woman whose hnsband
is living.

mfnm *. m. A kind of Tasar cloth.

^^\^K 8. m. Saturn, Saturday.

^^^?CT adj, Unlu<?ky {/dlow ). *. w.
Name of a mountain near Gwalior.

^^ 8, m, A kind of devotee, a saint.
adj. Pious, virtuous.

Q^rif 8, f. Race, lineage ; a son, a
daughter, offspring, progeny.

^wrn <idj. Distressed, afilicted, wretched.

^^\ adj. Depraved ; miserly.

^^m 8. m. Family, race, lineage ; off-
spring, progeny, a son or daughter,
children,

^^i( $, m. Heat, burning heat ; offiie-
tion, sorrow, pahi, distress, misery,
repentance.

«i|IT4t adj. Sad, sorrowful.

M^ 8, tiH. A succedanenm.

«^ adj. Satisfied, gratified^ deifi-
ed, content, pleased.

^9iT ad^. Instead, stead;

^w!t^ 8. m. Content, patience satiety,
satisfaction, joy, pleasure, del%ht^
happiness, gratification. S^nUmk
kamoy To be patient, to be content.

%W!t^ adj. Patient, contented ; con-
soled, comforted, gratified.

^fs^vn adj. Doubted, questioned, donht-
ful.^

^^n 8. m. News, tidings, informatioii ;

a message,
^ift s. m. A messenger.
^5%^ 8. m. Doubt, nncertatnty, s«*

picion, apprehension, hesatatiesi

anxiety. .

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^f\,ai;. Doubtful, scrupulous^, dis-

trusifulj suspicions.
«^if 8, m. Spying, prying into secrets.

ScMdhan pana, v. a. To trace, to

discover.

. m. ) Piekles, &c., acid pt^
./. / paration of the Bel

and other fruitfi«
9f^ 8. m, UnioBy junction, connexion,

combination ; peace, making peace^
. pacification ; a hole, a chasm.
^Bmj s.f. Twilight, either morning

or eveaing ; a period of time, fore-

'^ooB, fifternoon, or midday*
VHQlvm #. m. Twilight
^f^jmHH '• m. Evening twilight
mX^ «. / Beverence^ obeiaance, (ever-
. eiitial aalntatipn^
W V. n. To be impregnated ; to be

stained, ^iled, smeared or defiled ;
. to be kneaded, mixed up {08 /our,

dough, earth, j-c. )
jQWT^ «. m. The. roaring of the waves,

rambling noise made by wind and

rain at a distance, sound, blusten

^,1:1 I Proximity, approxlma-
^ftftr s.f. J ^^°' uearnesa.

^f^qm 9, m. Morbid state of the three
humours^

^filfvi cidj. Near, proximate, at hand,
present.

«*IITW 8. m. Respect, for the good ;
respect, esteem, reverence, regard.

^^V^ /$dj* Polite, civil 4 respectful.

^^9 ddj. Opposite^ confronting, in
face, over against.

Wim ».m. Abandonment of all world-
ly affeetions andpossQssions.

mm}^ .8. m. Brahman of the fourth
order» the religious mendicant ; an

' ascetic, a devotee.

^^w «v/. An oath, an asseveration.

^^fk aiv. Instantly, in a moment,

quiitly, swiftly.

^mni 8. i7i. A dream.

^ } 8. m, A dream. Sapndosh «. m.
^q*n J Nocturnal pollution/ Sapna-

bichari^ 8. m. An interpreter of

dreams.
%«JW^ adj.- With sprouts, shoots, or

twigs (d pot, 4rc. in timet of rejoicing).

^^^ 8. m, A partisan, a follower, - ati

adherent, one of the tame tide or
party.

.^9^ i 8.m. A tractable imd dnljM
wn y son.

9^tm ? 8. w. A jpw^gf snake jus^t
^fiW 5 Hatched.

WX^ 8./. The seventh day of the fort-
night

^f^^% e, «. A week.

^T|rf> t. /. A small glistening fish,
commonly termed Punthi^ a sort of
carp ( Cyprinue Sophore ).

H^^ adj. Productive, fruitful; 1 earing
fruit, yielding a profit, &c.

^W <»dj. All, every, the whole, total,

, ( In the inflection of the plural this
word generally becomes Btihhon ), Siib
kuchh, Every thing, all. 8a6 fe>i,
Every body, every one. Bab khoitwa.
Omnivorous, one who eats all kind
of food without exception. Sab misri
hi hyn daliyan ( all ari pieces of
sugar ), is applied to denote eij^uaU
itj or ^similitude of state, form ; &c.

'^1% adj. Powerful forcible,

HW^ffll; 8, /. Ppwer,* force, strength.

J^^K adj\ Early, soon, in good time.

^t<T S, fh. Morning, dawn.

?b9^ adv. In the morning early, soon.

^^BK adj. Everywhere.

jfi^ 5. in. Sound in general ; a sound,
a"^ woid ; ( in gram, ) a declinable

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Word, as a noxniy pronontiy &c. ; a
song ( among "SanahpanthiB )•

9H9 adj. Fearing) fearfnL

«Kr 8./. An assembly, meeting, com-
pany, [sembly.

Qin^Rv #• m. The president of an as-

^iTT^^ ^. m. One of a company, an
assistant at an assemble or meeting ;
( in law ) an assessor.

«)9 adj, Tmsted) confidential, faithfoL
8. m. An assistant at an assembly ;
an assessor.

m^m $. /• Fotitenesi^ refinement in
manners.

^fr adj. All, whole, entire ; like,
similar, s. m. A tone in mnsio.

^inur *./. Understanding, comprehen-
sion, knowledge, opinion, conception,
thought, mind.

Q^urm «. a. To nndeistand, compre-
suppose, think, conceiye, consider,
deem^ fancy perceive, apprehend,
know, come to an understanding
(with).

ITBHWT^ adj. Prudent, wise, considerate.

Q^nriWT tf. a. To make comprehend,
to explain, to account for, to con-
' vince, describe, inform, safety, un-
deceive, warn, admonish, instruct,
apologize.

^YViCTWT I *./. Act of explaining:,

^^PiStiit ) convincing or giving con-
fidence.

^vfVir adj* Proper, right, fit. 9. m.
Property, fitness.

fmrn? i,/. Sameness, similarity, equa-
lity,similitude, parallelism, resem-
hlance, comparison, parity.

9iT^i?f #. ^n* Impartial, equally viewing
both sides,

9^**W <*^> Sympathizing, feeling for
another's woe.

«WW^ 8./. Child's mother-in-Taw.

€K^W«T^T s, m. The mutual embrac-
ing of two ^mhh%8.

^Wufwm^T r. w. The family of a child's
father- in -law.

vnft «. m. Child's father>in-)aw*

^WWT^ adj. Of like nature or property;
8, m. Equability ; sameness.

B«n{fw 8, m. Even ground.

^iiH ». m. Time ; leisure, opportunity ;
season, fit or proper time for any
thing.

ww< *. m. War, iattle, conflict.

WH^ adj. Btrong, powerful ; able, ade^
quate to, capable. ». m. StrengtB^
power.

?rMr4 8. m. Aloe wood (Ampri8agalto^a).

wwwin 8. /. Strength, power, poweress;
ability, capabiUty, adequacy.

^^itfadj. Strong, powerful.

^^^nr 8. m. Delivering, consigning,
committing, entrusting to another.

«?wnni adj. Delivered, made orer, con-
signed.

«H^f^ a^. Correct in conduct.

HHm adj. Dirty, muddy, filthy.

^fW adj. All. whole, entire, complete.

^m 1 8, w. Time, season ; plenty,
flWf J abundance ; state, condition ;

concord, harmony, unison. Samm*

handhna ti. n. To be in concert,
^ivit 8 /. Endurance ; patience ; eapa*

bility.
wirwirTa./. Fame, reputation.
Wm^mn adj. Famed, celebrated ; noto*

rious, public.
^m^B adj. Arrived, approached, met^

encountered ; united, joined.
€WHlfil «./• Arrival, approach; union,

joining ; encountering, meeting ;

similar condicion or progineasMMMpi
mmn 8 iw. Union, junction ; unva^

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approach ; assooiatioiiy acqnaintance,
interconrBO ; encotinter, meeting.

^irmrK adj. Equal or like in virtnoQs
condnct, i, m. Information, tradition,
news, tidings, intelligence, adrice,
account of circumstances or health,
^c*

^nim i.m. A mnltitnde, a nnmber ( cf
any iking except beasts ) • an assem-
bly ; a meeting ; apparatus ; society.

^nvit /./. Musicians that attend dan-
cers.

^Nlim*l B, m. Beligious meditation;
promising, declaring ; consolation,
comfort, solace ; pacification ; adjust-
ment, the act of satisfying.

Vnf%r*./. Tomb of a Jogi, particu-
lariy where Hindus^ from religious
motives, submit to be buried alive ;
deep and devout meditation* an
exercise of austerity among Jogis^
whereby they are supposed to acquire
the power of suspending during their
pleasure the connextion between
their soul and body.

9ifm adj. Like, akin, alike, simitar,
equal, adequate ; one, uniform, same.
S.f. Equality ; level, rank.

^'TTW^rtftf adj. Occuring or produced
at the same period.

^*(il^^l adj. Of equal age.

vifT^m s. f. Sameness, resemblance,

equality, likeness ; community of

kind or quality. [into.

^RPTT '0. n. To be contained in, to go

^mrvn s. m. Conclusion, completion,
finish.

^wnm adj. Finished, done, completed,
concluded.

. plished, perfected.

}0^. Finished, done, con-
cluded, completed, accom-

9HTfH s,f. End, concInsiOT, completion,

perfection, finish.
€iiwl> s.f. A collection of flowers, a

Dosegay, d^.
^niT^#. m. A phnt ( Vitex tr^olia and

negundo).
^r^fTf B. m. Room^ space.
VWi%W e. m. Entrance.
^m^ s. m. Contraction, abridgement,

conciseness ; compositions of words,

formation of compound terms (tn

grammar ),
9^% s,f. Sameness, likeness, equality.
Vfw 1. /. Fuel, wood, grassj &c., em(-

ployed to kindle or light a fire.
^rtURW s. m. ( In arithmetic ) Equation,
W^ adj. Near, contiguous, proximate^

at hand, postpos mas. Near.
^^^\^fns.f. Proximity, contiguity.
^i?Wt f ./. Proximity, nearness,
iuilf^ {»dj» Pit, right, proper.
?91^ 8, m. Assemblage, collection,

either in thought or fact ; conjund-

tion of words or sentences.
^W^f^s./, Origin, production, birth*
W^^^m adj. Bom, produce.
nW^^ s. m. Festivity.
W^^ 8. m. Ascent, rise ; rising ( as ^

the sn% ^c. ^
9!P^ 8. m. Multitude, quantity, num-
ber, heap. adj. Aggregate.
n^ g. m. A sea, an ocean,
'^li^^r^ 8. m. Cuttle-fish bone.
flQ^r^ 8. m. The sea coast.
Wfil^ifK 8. m. The sea- shore.
€^1^ 8* m. The dorsal scale or cuttle*

fish bone ( Sepia officinalis ).
vgiinTO 8. m. Sea salt.
vqnf^ 8. m. Submarine, fire.
99?^W #. m. A medicine (Ccnvohulue

argentius ).
QQin^ 8. m. The 6ea shore. a<it?. As

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^f^^m\ s. A a sjirub {M^4amm

neons plant ( TrigtmelU cormimidikM )•

-^F^ITW ^. m, A sjiark ; a Jarg« {abvlow
fish, pei'baps intending. tk# wkal^
hyperbalicaljy desc^ilMd.

«gfl^*./. Parmigti7, fortim.OrWliaif,
the art of physiogDomy. .

,«Bfi5<t #- f». A fortune-teller, a phy-
siognomist, a palnv8t9r. ,

9Qf^ aij. Marine, oceanic, marititte.

.W^wr cidj. Entire, whole.

.«i:f #. m. AsscfmbUge, Iggrsgft^ fe
general, heap^ uombery moltiUide,

, quantrty, &c.

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. m. Time* season ^ leisure,
opportunity.

w9tzt.fi An aatriAgeaty a meAiebe
need by womenfor oovtriogNg p«f-
posesi coniraciiom

.vD^m «. a. To collect together, to a
mass ; to coDstringe, contmct, oom-
jureae, brace^ tocaiiae to sbnrel or
shrinlr. [with.

«% adi9. With, along with^ together
. «nt K >». Reason, time. -

ts^tnTi>. a. To cool Farm waxm by
mixin|: it with -cool water.

^HTftrs./. Pro^perity^snccess, 'increase
of any faronrable kind, or of wealth,
fame, power, Ac.; a/clvapcement in
good qnaliiies, perfectien, excellence;
a necklace of pearls, 4c.

^smM (tdj. Aoeomplishsd» completfid,
affected, obtained ; drosperooe, fortn-
nate, thriying,'happy>

n^ii.m. Mixture^ miagliQg^ jOQAtaot,
nnion, junction; copnlation*

«i«nf«<t4;. Who or whjit {atfils,
. accomplishss, &c«

.1>VI^^. »' ijlainiag, acquiring^ accom-
plishing, effecting.

V^m^ ad^. Aitaiz^ed, obtained, gaine4r
gotten ^ effected, accomplished,

^^ s, 99. A caskot, a covered box*

^^R^ adj. Whole, entire, complete,
finished.

€W^T«./. Jukiesfl, comjpletiov.

^^f(,ad^. Kow, at pi^senl^ at this
time. .

f^TOir^- m^ Gift, donation ; (mfroa^
mar ) the dative case.

^^V^ -9. tfk, T^aditioa«l doctone w)^
has be^en transmitted irom xme
.tcacbe^ to aaotbei:, and is eatahUab-
ed as of saci'ed anthodt j.

wmmv^.m. £ff^cting,^coinpliilM9^
peifornung weillor <«oqyplat^.

flnfwj«r «• m. Settipg. out on a jon^ey.

««irnr a4j. .Attained, obtained, gptteiL

^•Nifii 8. f Obtaining, geiiinf, ^cqnisi-
tion.

^jujtw <t4j, , Well pleased, delighted^

9^f^ !./• Attachment,, affection ^.de<«>
light.

VW^.s. m. Connexion, affinity, r^latioiL;
connexion by birth or marriage, re-
tionship ; rhyme, metre ; (m ^ramai#r)
the possessive case*

V^^ adj. Belated tp, a relation, a
connexion ; ^connected with, belong-
ing or relatiag to. s. fH. A relation ;
^on or danghter'e father-iA-law.

iwff /./. The vocatiye case.

V^fl^f ^r.in. Calling,. add^ssing, calliiig
tiO ; the yoieative pass ; e^aoL^
soothing, enconragement, thu aet of
c^nsoljAg.

VWRT o. n. To be supported, to stand,
stop) be $rm, recover. one> self from
alalV&c. \

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mw

' idopUflott ; poesibaily ; obnsigtoncy,
compatibility.

^wwrni). <». to stipport, prop, tasl^ii,
hold ap, assist, help ; to shield pro-
tect^ stop, retnrn, restmn, check,
repress.

^mnwrr «. /. Considering, reflecting ^
fitness, suitableness ; adequacy, owb-
petency ; possibility ; probability ;
( in gi'ammar ) the sense of the poten-
tial mood.

^•Hlf^ (tdj. Possible.

^m^^ 8. m. Conversation, dlicoorse.

^i|f 8. w, A parent, a progenitor.

^^if s. m. Enjoyment, pleasure, de-
light ; coition, copulation.

W8[^ adj. Sensual, sensualist,

H^wn 8. m. A nieal part«k«a together,
a convivial party.

^iir^r 8, m. Esteem, respect, reyer^ee,
honour, awe.

^mn adj. Assented or agreed to, con-
curred in, iQpproted of; conformable
to. «• m. Opinion, seatiment.

fTHfii «. A Wish, desii-e ; agr^menty
' assent, similarity of opinion or pur-
pose ; approbation.

T^myn b. m. Respect^ homage.

^mm adj. Respectable, honourable.

^fnm adj. Like, similar, same - of equal
measure or extent ; meted, measured.

9«^ V odj. Bttcouatering, facing, in
front of.

^m ^^ adj. Bofare, in front or ia face
of.

^m^ ad^. Fascinated, bewild«;«d;

stu^ifiedj astounded,
^ipt^*. »w. Pleasure, delight.
^^Vir 8. m. Igtaioraboe ; folly i beguile*
meat, fasetnalien ; stapefactioQ.

^lalffH adj. Beguiled, fascinated j en-
ri^ture, or^hunae iritii delight.

oeitf. AU, wholly ; properly^ fitly,
in the right manner.
^W^ i. m. Sleepi, repose,
^^tt| €. m. Cunning, shrewdness.
B^TWT adj* Cunning, artful, shrewd, sly,
kBOwing, sagaciens, clever, prudent i
mature (m under8tcifU]Ung), grown up.
^% 8. m. An arrow ,* a lake, a pooL
^H^T I #• m. A reed {Sacehat^m pi'o^

cerum),
«^ar«TT t>. n. To be mbyed, to remove,

move, stir, to get out of the waj,

budge,
9^Vlwr t^. a. To move, 'put on one side,

to move out of the way.
^X^ adj. All qualities, possessing all

qualities (an epithet of the deify),
mz 8. m, A lizard, a chameleon,
9t^ 8. m. A kind of musk-melon.

€W I e. /. An asylum, shelter, pro-

^WT 5 tection.

?S^irT V. n. To be performed, to be carri-
ed on, to issue, to be ended.

^Kimft 8. m. A refugee, one who has
come for protection or refuge.

^iwHl*l^<H^ <*dj. Merciful to those come
for sanctuary, an epithet of the Deity,

^^' 8. m. A serpent.

^K^js.f. Galloping. Sdi-pat fhenhha.
To set off in a gallop.

^Jm S. m. A kind of reed, or'reed-grass
(Sacharutn procerum),

^^irtr 8. m. Eveiy thing, whole property.

^K^ adj. Plain, artless, honest, sincere,
simple, candid, upright ; perpendi-
cular, straight, ». m. A sort of pine
(Pinvsl<yngiJoUa)'^ a bird (Pauo hiatU
carata),

^^matfj. Upright, tall, straight, «./.,
A yarietiy of the plans called TeoH.

irtn*. nu A lake, pond, tank. Sai-war,^
adj. Equal.

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W« adj. Best, excellent, prime ; laare,

abundant, plenty.
«^Kim V- n. To creep along as asnakey
to make the noise a snake does when
creeping.
?gxQT adj. Best, excellent, prime; more,
abnndant, plenty. [lence.

^Qii: s. /. Increase, abundance, excel-

m^ $. f. A species of mustard ( Sin-
apis diehotama \

W^^f\ adj. .Elegant.

^^^ 8.f. The wife of Bra^m*, the
goddes of speech and eloquence, the
patroness of music and the arts and
the iufentress of the ^itnscHl langu-
age and Dei>n<tgn letters ; a rirer,
the Sarsati/f which rivers on the
mountains bounding the morth-east
part of the province of Delhi, whence
it runs in a south-westerly direction,
and is lost in the sands of the great
desert in the Bhattiy according to
the Hindus the ri?er only disappears
in this place, and continuing its
r course under ground, joins the
Oitnges and Jamna at Allahabad.

^KT #./. An earthen cover of a pot.

frr.Tt *./• A. small cover.

^KJ^ 8. m. Curse, imprecation. Sarap
dena^ To curse.

^f:T«?f T u. <f . To curse.

9^rf 9. m. A lid, or a shallow cup or
saucer used as such.

9^TW 8. m. A Hindu tribe ; the foll-
owers of the Ji/n religion ; the laity,

mXJ^^ 8, m. A harrow.

^Ki% 8, f. Praise, commendation.

^f^%^ 8, m. Praising.

iniTTwr V. a. To praise, commend,
approve, applaud, celebrate.

wftw»T 8. m. The gamut; sol-faing,
solmization.

9<t B.f. The shaft of an arrow ; a r^d
of which arrows are made.

^^WT a4;. Like^ resembling ; so*

V^ adj. Like, resemblbg. «. m. Own
or natural shape^ or form, appear-
ance, identity, shape, form, a spect-
acle ; with fohn, with appearance.

V^virf «./• Likeness, resemblance.

^C^ adj. in its own shape, as it
realfy appears.

^\W '• /. The ninth mansion of the
moon, consisting, of five stars, prob-
ably in Cancer, adj. Cunning, sly.

«^ 8. m. Glue, btarch.

n^'m 9. m. A lotus.

9<hrf «. m. A kind of scissors for
cutting betel-nnt.

^9[^ adj Siok, diseased.

9Kt^ 8. m. A lake or large pond, any
piece of water deep enough for the
lotus to grow.

9Ktft f./. A kind of scHiiitar.

wt}m 8,f, A kind of seed.

^f^s.f. Natron, alkali.

^^ $. 171. A snake, a serpent.

9$ir«T 8.f. A plant, perhaps the same
as the serpent o^ioxybn.

^^^^ 8, m. A mushroom.

«^i|F^nr 8. m. The snake-stone, a gem
or pearl said to resemble in form the
berry of the Abra8 prtcatmiaus ; and
to be found in the head of the snake.

9^«|(W 8. m. The snake-stone or car-
buncle, or a jewel said io be foond
in the head of a snake, possessing
also alexipharmic properties.

^^%^ 8. m. An ichneumon, a man-
goose.
9W<rY^ IT. in. A total eoUpse.
WW <u^. All, whole, entire, complete^

nniversal.
Vl^nO <^4;* '^^^ maker of all things.

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^^^ITV s. m. All seasoas or iimos
9^i|rm1^ adf Of all times or seasons.
^W adj. Qoing every where, allpre-

Tading.
^^WS <¥ij. Omnipreseaty unlTersallj

diffased,
^^^^ 8, m. A class of fonr aromatics,

or Ktkkolf cloves^ agallochum and

gam benjamin,
^f 5iir?j g. /. The universe, the whole

world.
fr^fifW adj. All-snbduing, irresistible ;

all-sarpassing, excellent incompar-
able. 8. m: The twenty- first year of

the cycle.
^mf adj. Omniscient, all- wise.
^^ir^r«./. Omniscience.
^^8^€ a. m. All- splendour or power.
^^S^'m adj, Made^ comprising or

condistiug of all-splendour or power.
9^2ilM? adj. Every where auspicious.

8. m. A temple or palace of a square

form, with an entrance opposed to

each point of the compass.
9^9 adio. Eveiy where, in all places ;

always, at all times.
9^9r adt). In all ways, by all means ;

assuredly, certainly.
9^0^ adj. All-subduing, irresistible.
^i%^ adj. All-seeing.
9^r ad^. Always, at all times.
«^:W9^ 8. m. Final emancipation

from transmigration.
^T^ s, m. Whole weal th or property;

( in arithmetic ) total of a sun in pro*

gression.
^4uT^ 8,f. The twenty- second year

of the cycle,
nwm u m. A pronoun.
nWn I. m. Total destruction, de-
struction of all.

c t

^^f^fir *• /. Entire completion or

78-

fulness, complete preparation or pro*

vision.
^^T^^ adj. Generally or universally be^

loved ; generally friendly, loving all.
^^H^ ad). Omnivorous, eating all or

any thing, all-devouring.
«lH(f #. m. Whole disposition, all

one's thoughts and purpose,
^^^ s. m. All tlie elements ; all create

ed things.
^^^^ adj. General, universal, compre*

hensive^ comprehending.
^^Cr'T 8, m. The whole night.

^^fft^lf s. m. The universe.

c

1^^ I ^^* 0'^'^'8<5ient, all-wise.

W€WT 8,f, Sameness or identity with

all things ; equanimity, equal regard

for all.
^^^% adj. All-enduring, bearing all

things with patience and firmness.

8. m. Bdellium.
^^^ 8. m. Whole property or posses-
sions,- substance, whole essence of

any thing.
^I^r^^ adj. Fined in all one^s pto^

perty. 8. m. Confiscation of propeirty.
^^^Vi^ 8. m. Confiscation of a whole

property.
^W^mi\5. m. A universal monarch;

the owner or master of all.
VW^TC a. fn. Total confiscation,
^^hr 8. TO. The whole body,
^^furr 8. m. The supreme or univeirsal

spirit ; all beings collectively.
wff^n»TT B. m. General control or

su perin tendance.
B^tf^wrCt «• fn. A general or head

superintendant.
«iThr«f adv. For or on account of all.
9^^R adj. Giving shelter or protectioib

to all.

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«t

•*^ $, m. Snpreine or nniverflal mon-
arch ; the Supreme Being.
•^If'lftfnir s, m. A class of certain prin-
cipal drugs, consisting of Mura Vale-
fix$7ia Jatamansif Orrii root. Benzoin^
Zedoai*t/f Kurk^ ov Coetes «ptfe«o»«^,
red Saunders^ and Cy ferns. »

^'rr^f*?^^ 8. w. The juice or infusion of
a number of plants as used at a royal
innuguration.

>Br^q 8. m, A sort of mustard {Sinapis
dichotoma) ; a kind of poison.

^^.^ adj. Bashful, modest, ashamed.

^m^J V. n. To pierce, prick, perforate,
eiUeh. «. m.,A rirulet.

^^^^fiiT «. n. To creep (as a shake), to

' make the noise a snake does when
creeping*

^^it 8. /. A needle, or piece of wire for

' tinging the eyelids with a colljrinm '.

' also used for dl9pri?iig people of sight
which is effected by drawing it while
hot, clobe over the eyes of the suffer-
et ; a lead pencil.

W^iWT «./. A rule, a ruler ; a probe.

^ftl^r i./. A river.

9f%^ #. fn. Water ; liquid.

%^iit*./. The full moon in StnenHf bI
which time the ornament called
9^khi U tied round the wrist.

99q 8. m. A little.

^^f adj* Salted {food ). *. m. Name
of a district.

i^itnyadf. Salted, salt, seasoned ; taste-
ful ; beautiful ; expressive (a conn-
tenance )«

9^<R adj. Seasoned, tasteful ; beautiful
(vihen appUed to a mistrest).

^wHt 8. /. The gum Olibanum tree (^o-
swetlU thurifera ).

W^ 8. m. A kind of coarse cloth.

m. A thong, nairow slips

9W 8

of l^ftther with irhi^ riioel m»
Btitehed.

^^ adj. FooHsh (a wofMh).

^^^ adj. Like, resembling ; of the rane
tribe or olass ; of th^ Mae Idnd^ ho-
mogeneous.

fnr adj. With a quartet, k quartwrmere*

^rk8. 171* A title of the Ec^ah of Jey-
pore ^ a quarter more.

B^t^ 8, m. Mimickry, acting, imitation,
disguise, sham. ^uwoatgldtM^ To imi-
tate^ &c.

Qifttft 8' m. An actor, d mimick.

^^TtRT w. n. To try, to prove.

^^X% 8, m. Relish, flavour, taste, sweet*
ness ; pleasure.

^^ i adj. A quarter added.

^fwVIV ^' Waaton, sportive.
^«ram adj. Astonished, surprised.
««r adj. Left, left hand ; south, soutlH

em ; reverse, contrary, backward.
^BHV adj. Fearful, doubtful,
friftiv adj. Sorrowful, sad« adtf. Sorrow*

fully.
^n^ adj. Doubtful, uncertaiiu
Mm a^. bheap.
^fflt 8./. CheapniSBS.
^mm^.n, Tbrest.
B9T 8. m. A hard.
91^ 8. m. f^ather4ii4aWi
^^ 8. m. Fruit ; com, gmlB.
mntlK 8. m. A frugra&t sort of tottigo ;

assistani^e.
VIPlTfem »./. Co-operatioii, asmtiaiiice.
^T^i<V adj. * An assistant or aaaodste.

8.m, A helper.
^%Wfm 8.m. Going with, aeeompanj-

ing; a womttn'a bttrning htfsetf oa

the funeral pile with ha- 46oaaadl

husband.
9tY^ a. m. A compaaioD, « follower;

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^ft

^▼^ »./. A wife -; ft woman's female

friend or confidante.
ipiT^^ ad^, A companioDf an ^tt^n-

daat.
^TY adj. Sasy, not diifictilt, facile.
adif. Easily. Sahitj-guhhctohu With
natnral ease.
^WWfT s. m. A tree, the root of which
supplies the place of horaer^ish
• ( Gniianjin0 mortmga \ J^peran*
thfii'($ morunga.
Wf^ 8, m. Sufferance, endurance ; as-

Boci^ion- union.
^jm ctdj. Patient, enduring, Rufferia^,

bearinjg^.^. m. Bearing ; enduri^js^.
^Vi[V1^ <»4;« SufferabU, beamUe^

tolerable.
^:%m nf, fu To bear, endure, snpport.
WirvfY^ 90 m, C<>ncreniation/ a widow's
burning herself with the oorj^e of
her husband,
^irn^ It. ». To thrill, have the hairs
stand on end. «. o. To stroke, rub
gently ; tickle, titillate • to tire,
harass, tease.
^yfKV(^ 8./. Titillation.
WT<t 8. /. A fish, the small carp ( O-

prinus chryiopar8iU8 ).
HT^Tni ». (», To stroke, rub gently,

tickle.
WT^n^ 8, /. Gentle, rubbing, strok-
ing, titillation.
fTf firr 8. m. A sufferer.
^%^ 8. m. The month Agrahdyana
( No9emher'D8eember ) • the winter
season ; strength, power.
f9l[9r «dtf« Quickly, precipitately, in-
considerately, without consideration
or pf^use.
;nrav>V Of)* Patient, emluring.
VH^ 8. m. The month Pimhn (iDecm-
bsr- January )»

8. m. A thousand.

^nrfff 8. m. A sort of skatl fia&-
(Bilw-ujf pelorm8}^ ^ugBB^

^TfS^ 8, m, A period of a ihowand„

^rwni adj. Thoasar\d-eyed .; used fig-
uratively, vigilant, ikU-peroeivift|^,
alMuspecting, all-powerful.

^^ffit 4. m. Commauder or prefect pf a
thousand.

WTft 8^ m. Aider« assistan)^, helper.

^%T^ adj. Tolerable.

V^rrit 8' m. Rearing, endurance.

^%\nj 8.m, A musical mqde.

9Vr9 8. m. A companion^ a follower
and adberent ; a helper..

^l^m^ 8. m. A succourer, aider.ally.

WTT^TTT 8. f. Aid,, help, assistance,
friendship.

fTTT?^ adj. Befriended, assisted, ac-
companied. . .

W^^ 9. m. Assistance, aid, help, as^
sociation. Sahara kam% To abet.

€^ adj. Synonymous, hf^ving the
same meaning.

€fv! adj. Accompanied by, in com-
pany with, associate^ with, adv^
With, together with,

«ff Tim V. n. To thrill, have the hairs
stand on end. i;. a. To stroke, rub
gently, tickle, titillate ; tire, harass ^
tease.

^f%^ adj^ Patient, enduring, resigned,

^TVfir «./. Patience, resignation.

WV^ An emphatical particle. ( it ts )

true or correct or good ; very well |^

«twT V. a. To try; to adjust; to

provide.
^%^ 8. f. A woman's female cpmpan-

ion, a handmaid damsel, concubine.
^<tf t 8. TO, A brothjBr of ]7hole Wood,
one by the same father and mother.
Sakodar hhai^ FuU brother. >

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#f^

9Tt9 #. m. A plmnmet*

^iftit s. /. A kind of door-frame.

frv ^tdj. To borne or snffered.

9T o^;. Like, resembling {moti com-
monly by W(ty of adjunct ; like the
English ISff)y as Kala-ga^Blacikish ;
an adjunct the meaning of which is
at times scarcely perceptible, thongh
often it seems to give intensity to
the preceding word, as Bjhut-ia,
Mnch, many, very much.

m^ adj. Tractable, f, m. A relation.

^T^'iTt B. f. A support on which the
pole of a cart is propped.

%li: 9, m. Lord, master ; ( met, > a
mendicant ; the deity ; an imitative
sound, as of wind.

%T^«./. Fear; the asthma; a lump
of a sweetmeat (particularly of
3u\ebee ).

^ftmrc 1 8.f, A chain, a kind of female
♦r^rtt J ornament ; a strait, a narrow

lane; (met.) difficulty, or?;. Tight,

narrow, close, strait, strict.

♦t^^ 8. /. A chain.

%T^*. m. A bridge ; a kind of wood
( Shorea robuHa ).

!&m *./. A spear or javelin, all of iron.
I. m. Disguise, miraickry, sham,
acting, imitation ; a scene. Sang
Jcarna, t>. a. To net foolishly. Sang
tana. To imitate, to mimick.

<riift 9.f. A support on which the pole
of a cart is propped.

%r«f1lf«. m. The exhibition of song,
dancing and music as a public enter-
tainment 5 the art or science of music
and dancing.

*T^ *•/• A scate.

*r^^ s, TO, A wife's son by a former
husband. [real.

t\^ adj. True, proper, correct, exact,

*mT f. m. A mould.
ffW «. /. Evening.

t\W B, m. 1 Ima^e of cow-dnn^
*m> «./. 3 made by children in the

month of A$in, krishnA'paksha, to

represent idols,

*T^ I 8, /. Joining, sticking ; con-
*T^ } federacy, collusion ; a stick for

threshing corn with, a flail.
*TZr 8. m. A stick or whip with which

elephants are beaten at the time of

fight; a spur.
^fJ^T V. a. To join thread, to join,

splice, to stick together.

trw } 8. TO. A bull ; a stallion ; (met.) '

HTf ) an independent, eztratagant
fellow.

*TV^ 8. /. A female camel, a drome-
dary. Sandni-sawar, One who ridaa
on a camel.

*T¥T 8. TO. Name of an-antmal resemb-
ling a lizard ) the oil of which is 8aid
to hd-oe restorative poiffevB ).

iner adj. Calm, tranquil, pacified, ap-
peased. Sant ktirna. To be appeased
or pacified.

^irf> prep. Instead, s.f Stead.

i(\^ 8, m. A snake, a serpent.

^]^^ 8.f A female snake.

^PTi* 8. m. The name of a town, near
Ajmere, in tlic vicinity of which ia
a lake, from which salt is extracted ;
the salt itself. [plexion.

^i^wr adj. Of a dark or sallow com*

tlA\ 8. TO. A very small grain {Panickm
frumentaceum ).

m^ 8. TO. Breath, sigh. Sdns ntti teni^
To gasp or draw in breath ( as a
person in agony ) Sansa bharna^ To
sigh, to regret. Sttnsa rvibia. To b#
smothered or throttled. Sansarokn0p
V, a. To sufiocatci to sUfle*

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^m

^miT V. ». To snub, distress, threaten.
4r^ s, m. Imagination, reflection,
fancy, fear, approbension.

^Wrftw adj. Worldly, of or belonging
to tho world.

^r^ 8. m. An era. Sdka kama, To
establish an era ; ( met, ) to distin-
gnish one's self by heroic actions.
Sdke-handh, 9. m. A king who has
established an era.

^TWrt €uij. Having form or shape.

^W *• /• Trust, credit, reputation ;
season.

^iMXs.f. A branch.

i^njt g. /• An evidence^ a witness ; an
eye-witness.

9T^n9 a<2;. Evident, conspicuous, tf^f.
Before, in the presence of.

^m \ 8. m. Green, edible vecre-

^.fTTTH ) tables, culinary herbs,
potherb. Sagpat hona^ To become
soft.

^VVK s. *»• The ocean ; to bathe the
bones of Bagar's 60,000 sons the
OangeM is said to have been led by
Bhagh^thy his great-great-grandson,
to the ocean, at the place now called
Ganga-sagar.

m^ 8.f. Teak wood or tree ( Tectona
grandis).

^JMJms.f- A chain.

9YV7T <^d). Numeral, relating to number.
8, m, A system of philosophy, as-
cribed originally to the Muni Kapil.

9TT €uij. Having all the members.
8. m. Disguise, mimickry, sham
acting, imitation ; a scene, ^ng
Jcdtrn-J^. V. a. To act foolishly. Sdng
laruMf To imitate, to mimic.

m^ <8dj. True.

mm #• m* Preparation, harnessi ac-
cotttrements.

ITTW'f «. w. A sweetheart, lover.

«W*n V. *. To prepai'e, dress, de-
corate, bedeck, regulate. ». n. To
become, fit, suit.

^ntlf. m. Partnership, association.

^vit 8. m, A partner, associate.

friCTT? *./. Combining, leaguing, con-
federating.

^K9 adj. Sixty.

mit 8. m. A kind of rice produced in
the rains ( 80 callei^ heetu9$ it ripens
in 60 daff8 from the time of goioing ),

^V^ 8. /, A dress consisting of one
piece of cloth worn by Hindu women
round the body and passing over
the head.

mii 8. m. The spring harvest or grain
cut in the spring.

m^8. fft, A wife's sister's husband.

^a adj. ( nted with noune of nnmber
denotee) With ahalf(o/on^ or of
the aggregate number in addition to the
ittimher specified ).

Bm tkdj. Seven, Bdt pdnch kamdy To
be in doubt, to be unable to decide
what to do. So^ eathundary The tiamie'
of a game.

^W adj. Seventh.

^ftr«T^ adj. Dysenteric, afflicted with
dysentery.

9T^V adj. Spontaneous, sincere ; re-
lating to or proceeding from the
SatWith quality, honest, true, good,
gentle, amiable, &o.

^TW ad^. With, together, along with.
8. «. Society, company. Sdth ishe^
Along with this ; besides, moreover.
. Sdth Mskey Along with that, al^
though, notwithstanding. Bdth-<lena,
To job, associate with. Sdtk-ivalaj
A comrade, a companion. Bdthon-
sdlh, Together with, aloig with. •

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9T(W«r <•/. A feoaiik oompanion.
9fin «. m. A cQupanioti* eomr#de»
alljf accomplice^. jW)BOciate« SiflAi-
<il/A, Together, in one company.

m^K, adj. ReepectfaU (tJv. fiespaet-
fally.

B4^t i. m. A kind of song.

mV9f 9. m. Resemblance, Miailarilj.
9PI adj, Vhtnons, righteous, good,
holy. #• HI. A religious peisen, a
mendicant, s, /• Desire.

m}n adj. Completing, perfecting^ fin-
ishing, who or what effects or com*
pletes ; liofy^ 4ev<»t«eu t. «« A
practieec.

WT>fn #. m. Accomplising, effecting ;
praoiicf.

Wnnri «. <»• To familiailae gradually .to
any habits to teaoh, iaarn.'habituft^
accustom, to OBe^" practis<% regnlate
pacify, correot/rnctify^ settle^ fix or
. determine, accomplish, s. f. The
act of familiarizing by habitude,
, practice ; aceompliehment

9nii^9 adj. In oommott ; common.

9TWTKiP44r 0* w- Common or universal
dnty, conduct to be observed by
all castes or orders, aa humanity, (&e»

^W <*Uj. Pious, virinous, good, pure,
honest, s. m. A merchant ; a kind of
mendicant.

mV^J i.f. Goodness, honesty, c^nreet-
^ ness, pieiy.

m^H^ 8, m. A flower ( HilUcM mMld-

^RfVW t. m. The K^kdamb tree (NancU^

Oadania ). '
VifiQ^ 194;. Vivtuons, lighfasoas, wiaely
. or virtuously iueiiueld.
^r^ adj. AocOmpUskaUe, :at.tainabb ;

praeiicable, easy. # . m. Ibe tweaty-

secpiul asUroiM>i)il€Al if^

mn «•/. A whesione, a grindstone*
^Tw^ifr^T V. a. To make one «nder«

stand by hints,
9nft i./. Chaff or straw mixed with
grain ( particitUrlif that from which
Ml hcts been ei»f relied \^ as food for
cattle,
91^ «« m. Table-land, level ground on

the top or edge of a mountain.
«T'iV<r «• m. Conciliation, recoacilement.
91111 i>. d^ To knead, to nux up (^^am*,
d<nighf earthy 4rc. ), to impr^ate,
stam, soil, smear, defile ; to whet«
^Tf^v^ 8, m. Proximity, vicinity.
^J^ 8. m. Imprecation, curse.
m^^ ». m, A disorder in which the

hair gradually falls off.
€T^TWT v a. To curse.
m^iVW (^dj. Faulty, offending.,
^\f^^ s. /. A female snake. *
«niw ^^V ProduetiveneaSy fniltfilnesi.
€TWrT ndj. Attentive, cautious.
MjkK »dj. An dk ; a leather of elk!s or
any kind of deer's hide for bedding ;
a small anvil.
^TW^ifir 8, m. A spell c<unpoaed in collo-
quial language^
^TfJ! adj. Whole, entire.
«m 8. m. The thiiid of the four Veds,
the prayers of which oompoaed in
metre, are always safUgor chanted.
^mAtf./. Furniture, toola, apparatas

articles, materials, scenery. -
mMK 8. nh A kind of salt.
m^M 8 /, Ability,, pow^r.
wmft of^. Powjerfvil, miglity, ablf,

capable.
^rnrtr *• w. Ability, p9wer«
^mi 8. /. Apparaixis, pvoviatfmji, fir*

niture, articles,
^mif^ a. JB. ^ asaieia&l oir 9pefla^
tor at an assembly, &e.

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frmt^r ai^. Ooimnohj ^^teral, generie,

• tiiiirersal.

^itn^TO^ «. w. A. ginCTio Of epeeiftc
character.

^mm I 8i /. A female who is common
€(x ttU men,' a harlot*

frnft «./. A ferrule, aefu. Tti front, front-
ing, before, confronting, opposite.

^i»fN? *. m. Proximity, ne&rness.

^itffiT* «. /. Pnlmietry, chiromancy,
fortune- telling, physiogliomy.

%!irT ) *. m. Bncountering, con-

^T«TiiT j . fronting, facting, front,
oppo8>tion. &dmna kail^Sf To con*
front, oppose, encounter.

I adv. In fpont^ fronting, be-
9(i(^% > ^^r®> confronting, opposite.

^TW(. »• fn. An elk.

«t4%TV s, m; Srentide, erening.

V\m»^ ^* Shade.

^XK adj. Best, excellent s* m. The

* pith or sap of trees^ &o. strength,
▼igonr; the essence of any thing,

* the' esacsiUAl or vital part of it, quin-
. VcBsenci^ ; value, worth ; manure ;
f istom 9 thB piece used in placing

choupur,
^6>W gi m; A mnsioal mode $ a peiicoek

a snake, a serpent ; a cloud ; tiie cry
- tf a {Meaoock ; a deer ; a wemam ;

water ; the name of a country 9 a

lamp ; the Nymphea lotus^
^PtNm », «. A fiddler.
9TTir^ f. /• A musical instrument liike
, fiddle.

^TKHT s. /. Strength, substance ; essence
m^ «.' «• A charioteer.
9TOrT ^. d. To perform, accompli^
*efildei,K$otiipAte>make,iiie.nd« ;

^I^iit^ 8. m. Steel.
^Tm ad}, ^uhsjtifntia), * hav^iiig- fiA,
substance, strength, &c.. 1

^jrt^t^n adj. Pithless, topless.

8. TO. I The Indian crane, male*
8, /• y and female, ( Ardea

Sibirica ).
fvr^^ff s. m. pi. The people of the

Sara8wat country, or the north-west

part of the province of Ddhi;
^m adj. All, whole. 8. m# Wife's

brother-in-law*
^mi 8. m. Abridgment.
mf^Wr *. /. A bird ( Turrdtu 8aUc4 );

also a Piyna ( Oraoula rtU^io$a ), r
91^ 8. f. Cream ; a dress consisting of

one pietse of cloth worn by Bitidii

women round the body and passing

over the head.
^\% K /• A bird, a starling*
m^ 8. /. The ninth lunar asterisk. '
wriiltw 8. m. An emperor, a uniteitoal

monarch.
<*THftftl* tirfj. Universally known pre^*

vailing throughottt the universe.
wrJi^rPS* adj. Of ^very fchid or iuri;

belonging or relating to* every tribe.

&c*
9Tfl r. mi A common timber ttee

( S^orea rogU8ta ) ; a thorn ; pei^o*

ration, bore, mortise, a hole made by
•'drivirtg a pirt into the ground^ Ac. 8. fi

A housto ; place ; a vchool.' 8. m. A

jackal.
m^ih^iT 8. ^. A stone, s epedes of

Ammonite common in the Ghinduk

river, and worshipped by Ih^ Fjrt^
' nwotf as a type of Vi8knui •

9}^^ } 8. fei. Meat or fish, &c.
9T^^ 3 eaten with bread or Hce.

firaPTT V. a. To pfene.trate, perforite,

'^ Bore, frick, pleree, drill. t^.-auTo ach^

•' to be in pain, to temsrt. '

jonv^rWf 8. /4 A ehrttb •( Hedyearmk

ganfj€ticum).

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f*f

m^^^ 3. m. A shrmb (HAiscus muia-
bats ).

mm^ 8. m. Tlie resinoas jnioe of
the Sal tree*

mnni%^ «. m. The soTereiga Soli-
vahan.

m\W9J #. m. SarBaparilla.

ffT«T *. m, A wife's brother, brother-in-
law ; ( in copos. moetly ), house, place

m^ 8. /. Sister-in-law, wife's sister,
espeeiali J younger sister.

^m 8. m. A kind of red cloih (dyed with
Mcrinda).

«l«)a^ «. m. A horse-doctor.

m^m «• m. A child, the young of aui*
mals.

9^1919 8, m. LeisurCy opportunity.

9T9W adj. Savage, wild, $, m. Sport,
game ( t. e. wild •lumale fi^r the
chck$e).

MPnm adj. Careful, cautious, aitentire.

QTV^^ «. /• Caution, attention.

m^n 8. m. The name of the fourth Hin-
du month, July- August. Saran hare
nah Bhadon eukhe ( Flourieldng in
iummer and moi fading in cmiutnn )« is
applied to express oontinuaaoe in
the same state or situation.

^X^m adj. Bra?e, heroic« «. m. A hero.

m^ 8. /. Valour, heroism, bravery*

fTT^ 8. /. A mother-in-law.

m^n $. m. Order, edict, comand ^ a pa-
tent^ a grant.

m9^] ^ a. To chastise, admonish.

ifTf 8' fn. A merchant, a shop-keeper ;
an innocent person.

m%9 8. m. Violence ; courage, spirit^
valour, resolution*

VT^ft adj. Violent ; resolute, brave,
bold, undaunted, determined, daring.

QlVT^ «• m. Friendship, fellowship ;
help, succour ; alliance*

mf%^ 8. m. Society, associatioD, C(»ne&-
tion, comlination. [pine.

9rf%V t. m, A plumb-line; a poreu*

QT^ 8. m. A porcupine.

^il^f^ 8. m, A great merohant.

fiTW«i<t 8./. Traffic, trade, commerce.

m^^ 8, m. A plummet.

BIWIH ad^. Before, in presence, in sight
as, like ; evidently manifestly.

^vi\ otij. Witnessing, seeing^ an eye-
witness ; attesting, testifying, evi-
dence, «« tn. A witness ( in Una ), an
evidence, an eye-witness.

m^ a. m. Testimony, evidence.

f%«f^r 8, m. A powder-^om.

f^nw"^ 8» /• A small powder-horn for
priming with.

fft^r^ 8. m. A sort of poison.

r^hii 8./. A polishing tool made of
horn ; an ornament of metal on the
horns of a bullock.

ftmmi 8. m. I^ajpa natam ; a handker*
chief folded diagonally.

flrf 9, m. A lion ; Leo, the sign of the
aodiac ; a title used by Hindue.
Singhpour ; The grand ottxaace gate
( to apatckce ^c. )•

ffrY%lt <• m. A lion's name ; a plant
Mimusaps elmgi).

fk%VX 8. m. A gate, an entrance, e^ie-
cially the chief gate of a manMon or
palace.

f*V'n^ 8. TO. War-cry, wariioop, shout-
ing or roaring upon making an onset.

PHm^ir 8, m. The roar or yelp of a lion;
war-cry.

f*f ^T^*T 8. /. Hedyeanm alliagu

ft¥<t «•/. A lioness.

n%^^ 8./. A plant ( Junida adhina-
toda).

Unr^e.f. A plant ( JSri4y«anim fo^
fodioidee )^

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f\&TW 8. m. Tin ; brass ; Cassia bark ;
Ceylon,

f^f nnr s. m. A throne.

f^r^niT «./• Gravel or stone (the disease),

f?rv«)T i>. n. To be toasted or parched.

fw^ «./. A staple ( of a loch ).

t^ s.m. A disciple, a scholar, a pnpil,
an apprentice ; a people living in the
Panjab.

fi5VTTl^ 8. m. Tuition.

ftro^ 8. 771. Three or more strings tied
together forming a support to hang
any thing on ; the cords of a bahan-
gif in which the baskets rest top,
summit, peak, pinnacle.

fIfVCn 8. m. A kind of dish made of
coagulated and milk sugar.

f^wrt 8. w. Teaching, instruction.

firijrm V. a. To teach ; ( met, ) to
admonish, chastise.

f^^ adj. All, every, the whole.

fWFT jT. m. A trumpet.

fwrr^ 8. m. Dress, ornament^ em-
bellishmenty decoration. Singar-ras,
8, m. One of the nine 'Ra8 ox senti-
ments, that of love.

f^riwr V, a. To dress, decorate, em-
bellish.

finn^Tr^ s, m. The weaping Nytanthes
( tlyetanthee arbor-trietis ).

OVT^ft^ 8. m. One whose business is to
dress an idoL

f^rtet 8. /. A polishing tool made of
horns ; an ori^ament of metal on the
horns of a bullock.

fWT^r 8, m. Trapa ndtana ; a handker-
chief folded diagonally.

flrv^ 8. m, A preacher, teacher.

fif^r 8. /. Tuition, sermon, doctrine,
teaching.

fWTPTT tr. a. To tan, boil, seeth, melt.

ftlW(^ adj. Fusiform, tapering.

fwft*./. Whistling.

f%ft 8,/, Dross, lees.

f^ml: 8./. Insipidity, tastelessnesff*

firw 8,f, Madness.

f^^-ir ckdj. f. Mad ( tvomen ),

f^ffftifrr aaj. Mad.

Mad.

fiSTfT 8. m, } ..

f^^8.J: ] «*•

fw^ adj. White. 8. m. White ( th4
colour ) ; the planet venus.

ftnrr «. m. Palsy, numbness, being
chilled with cold.

fH^Vt adj, Palised, paralytic, numbed.

f^nP'T 8, w. A sort of fish ( Lttceria
8cineu8 ).

ftnrft «./. Sweat.

f^^TY 8, tn, A kind of [fisb ( Lacerta

SCtHCUS.

IwS^^m 8. m. Chalk, or a mineral sub-
stance of similar appearance, consider-
ed as a variety. 8. m. Crystal.

f%«nr adj. Cold, cool ; stupified, be-
numbed ( with fear, ^c).

f%l adj» Accomplished, effected, com-
pleted ; celebrated, famous • valid
( in law ) ; demonstrated, proved ( in
logic); finished, e.m. A divine per-
sonage of undefined attributes or
character ; a sort of demigod or spi^
rit inhabiting the middle air, or regi-
on between the earth and sun ; an in«
spired or prophetic writer, as Vi/a$
and others, or one to whom the past^
present and future, are supposed to
be known ; a sage, a seer ; the twen-
ty fii-st of the astronomical t/ogs ; aa
adept, a magician, one who by the
performance of certain mystical and
magical rites has acquii-ed superhu-
man powers ; an ascetic who by mys-
tical and austere practices has effect-
ed, one or all of five purposes, viz.
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the afflaenoe^ the form or the society
of the gods, residence in the diYine
Loks, or identification with a deity,
ftrim^ 9. tn. Qaicksilrer.
f^Tf^^ adj. Mineral^ metalHo, e. m.

Quicksilver.
f^Wf^im s. m. The performance of
magical rites, &c. or the materials
employed in magical or alchemical
processes.

.f^lTV t« m. Demonstrated conclusion;
established truth ^.result, consequence
a system of science.

f%f 1^ 8. m. A follower of the Mimnnsa
philosophy ; a demonstrator, one who
establishes his conclusions.

f%r9 8f /. Fulfilment, accomplishment ;
a yogy either the sixteenth of the as-
tronomical periods termed yogi^ or
the nineteenth of the twenty-eight
astrological yoga prosperity, success ;

., accuracy, correctness ; validity ( in
law ) ; the result or fruit of the ado-
ratien of the gods or of ascetic severi-
ties ; the supposed acquirement of

. Bupematural powers by the comple-
tion of magical, mystical, or alohe-

. mical rites and processes.

f^WT^?n a. w. To go, set off, depart,

fW^l'Tj «. /. Candour ; simplicity.

fW^V 9, m. Blowing the nose^ snot.

f^^im f. m. To blow the nose.

f%^^«..m. Bed-lead, minium.

f%3W 8. m. The ocean, the sea; tTle
Indus the country along the Indus or
^indh.

fw^ ^ 8,m, A conch.

fWM^"^^ ^* ^* Rock salt.

fijwr 8. f. A river near Ujiin.

f^^Z 8./, Act of collecting, condensing
or constiinging ; tone, elasticity. Si-

. ^atj<t7%a^ To slrrlvel, to shrink.

^fW^ZifTf. n. To be concentrated, to

shrink, to be contracted or drawn

together, to ^ivel.
f^^vn «. m. Gunning, shrewdness. Sytm-

pattf 8. m. Cunning, art.
fw^RT adj. Cunning, artful, sly, shrewed

knowmg, sagacious, clever, prudent ;

mature ( tn understanding ), grown

up.

^,1 } *.w. A jackal.

f^ 8. m. The head, the top. Sir tOhch-
iehi paimal hona^ To be crushed in the
commencement of one^s undertaking
Siruthana. To reb^, to rise up against
one. Sir kata. Beheaded decapitated
Sir kama, To begin. Sw- karhna, To
become conspicuous. Sir ke zor. With
all ( one^8 ) might, Su* ko kadam
kama, To go quickly but with res-
pect. Sir kkujana, To court punish-
ment. Sir churhke mama^ To lay
the guilt of one^s blood at the door
of finother. Sir charha, adf. Proud,
haughty. 6u* charhana, To exalt ; to
assume, to be arrogant ; to shew res-
pect. Sir dvlana or Sir dhunncu To
shakejthe head from affliction. S^ duk,
adj Perfectly wet, Sw- torna To sub-
due. Sir dhama. To be obedient^ S^
nawana, To be hnmble, to be obe-
dient. Sir papolna bhyd khana. To
shew kindness externally and har-
bour enmity in one's breast Strpar
khak dalna, To lament. Sir par char*
kana, To spoil { a child, ^c.) . to raise
an inferior above one*sself ; to shew
respect Sir-parasti knrna^ To pro-
tect, to aid. Sir pitna^ To lament
Sir phirana. To labour in vain. Sir*
phei^a^ To revolt from obedience. Srt'
mama, To take great pains, tu searob

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deJisrontly. SiV m?in7^;i^, To qnit
one's conexione and adopt a life of
mendicity, Sir se ku/an handhna. To
engage in a desperate undertaking,
giving np all regard to one's own
sofety. Sir se sinva, The condncting
of an affair depends on the leader or
head.

^SKtft 6, /. A kind of reed of which
mats are made, reed-grass ( the vpper
joint ofSacchavum procerum ) ; a sort
of mat to keep off rain.

fij^^TPT adj, Resolnte ( soldUr ), adven-
tnrons. . [enterprise,

f%«^W^ 8. f, Resolntion, perseverance,

fij^'gnn i>. a To creat, pfodnce, form.

f^nffS^r^ 9, m. Wrangling ; affection of
civility with internal hatred.

f^'^fl adj. Rebellious, mutinous.

f^^T^ «. m. The head part or side of
any thing ( a^ of a tomb or bedstead ),
the place where the head rests or re-
clines.

f^^T 8. m. Head, extremity, end.

fw^r^mr 8. m. Enlargement of the ves-
sels of the eye.

fijW adj. Cold, becoming cold.

f^^TIT D. n. To cool. i». (». To make cold
to cool ; to set afloat, to afloat to set
off, to despatch,

f^Tv^ 8, m. A tree ( Mtmo»(» serxea ).

f^O«Tm 8, m. Redness and inflam na-
tion of the eyes.

ftjO adj. Mad, insane.

f%fr } *./. A stone, a rock ; a flat
f^m J stone on which condiments,

&c. are ground with a mill.
r^K^Z adj. Smooth, even, level.
fll^'lfT 8. TO. To stones with which

spices, paint, &c. are ground.
fil^^TWT V. a. To cause to sew or

stitch.

f^'^TT 8. A The price of sewing ; seam^
sowing.

f^fif^r^ 8. TO. Storax.

fiWHTT «. a. To cause to sew or stitch.

f%^^ 8, TO. Storax.

f^4t 8.f. A whestone ; a small kiln ;
the trunk of a tree ; plank ; a teal.

fiff *. TO. An Indian deity, Mahadea.

f^^T*> 8. /. A festival held on th^
14th of the dark fortnigt in the
month of phalgun ( F^ruarg^Maf*ehj,
in honor of the birth of the Ling or
phallus.

firnfT 8. m. Verge, limit, boimdarf,
landmark.

f%^^ s. m. Qreen vegetation at the
bottom of pools or other water ( Vdl*
fi8neria epiralis or octandra),

fV^TTwr 8. TO. A temple of Mahadev.

f^fPTT D. a. To sob.

f^^^ 8./. Sobbing. St^kiyan Harna,
To sob.

f^firf t>. fi. To shiver, td shake with
cold.

f^lfJfT f>. n. To shiver, shake with
cold, to crape.

flft^T 8. TO. A chaplet, a garland,
wreath worn on the head by a bride-
groom and bride at the marriage
ceremony ).

fdtrv adj. Tiresome, tedious.

fiyr^mT V. n. To thrill, to have the
hairs stand on end. t^. o. To stroke,
rub gently, tickle, titillate ; to tire,
harass, tease.

^m 8,f. The culm of the grass ( An^
dropogon maricatum) of which brooms
are made.

^mx 8. TO. The flower of the SinK

iJhrT # TO. A groove.

-^^WJadj. Striped.

^ #. 9). A tF kn.

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^mp 8, m, A powder-horn.

^«fT 8, m. A horn ( musical ).

^ftniT 8. m. A kind of poison.

rff«ft 8» /. A kind of fish ( Silurus

pangenti88mus ), a cup for cupping ;

a small horn {musical), Singi lagana,
To cup.

ifhrwT u. a. To irrigate, to water.

^INrrt «./. The price paid for irrigation

or watering.
^Kt 8. /• The season for watering

fields, &c«
^f *. OT. A hedge-hog.
iftJf ^ 8, /. A wire-chain.
^t^ 8.f. Admonition, learning, studj.
^1^^ i>. a. To learn, to aequire.
ifNnn 1^. a. To water^ to irrigate*
^^ «. m. A species of Euphorbia, the

milky hedge-plant (Euphoibia fieri-
folia or antiquomn).
'€N"4T D, n. To exude, filtrate, sweat ;

to seeth, boil, dissolve or become soft

by boHing ; to be received (as monetf),

liquidated (as a debt ).
^^ #./. . Whistling. Siti bajana. To

whistle* St^f bandhnaf or, — gum

hona, or, — bhulna, To be distracted

or confounded, to become senseless.

Siti baZf A whistler.

^Z > *. /. Dregs of betel, or any
^Zt i thing that has been chewed.

^WT 8, m. I Abusive songs sung by

#3^5./- > women at weddings.

lf)^ adj. Tasteless, insipid, woak,
vapid, pale, pithless, sickly, faded.

^it s.f. A ladder, stair, step ; degree.

^H s.f. Cold or chilness, dew, wet,
wetness.

#n^M 8, TO. Winter.

^itTt^Ks. m. Ague.

^f^ 8. m. Thd flux, dysentery.

^^n adj. Cool, cold • stupified, be-
numbed (withfearj ^c).

^ ^^fnft'ft «./. Allspice iMyrtus p%menta\

^iT^'Uzt *./. A kind of fine, cool mat.

#tlim*./« Small-pox.

Jf\^^ 8.f. The daughter of Janak and
wife of Ranckandra,

^n\T' 8. m. Palsy.

?f ilTi||9 8. m. The custard apple (An-
nona squamosa ).

^VTT adj. Straight, right, direct ; oppo-
site ; simple ; fair, candid, upright.
s. m. Provisions, victuals (undresstd)^
forage. Bidha harna, To straighten.

^Mlf: 8. /• Straightness, dtreckiess ;
I simplicity ; candour, uprightness.

#ift#./, Straightness.

€t«rT v. 0. To sew, to stitch.

^^ 8. /• A shell ; a kind of mango.

W"'^ «./. A shell,

#m «./. A boundary, a limit, res-
triction, a landmark, or mound;
&o., serving to fix the limits of
estates, &c.

^iTl?^ 8. n. A tree serving as a
boundary mark.

^m^^ 8. m. The meeting of two
boundaries.

iftti adj. Cool. 8. m. A kind of
sweetmeat made of meal and sugar. '

^^ 3» m. Nature, quality, disposition ;
good conduct or disposition, steady
and uniform observance of law and
morals. s.J. Cold, dampness. Ankhon
men sil hona, To be polite, generous,
&c.

iJt^^T'j adj. Of good or amiable disposi-
tion, benevolent, well-conducted.

^W\ adj. Damp, wet, cool.

^5«r 8.m, Sewing, Stitching, a seam.

^^4Y «./. The frenum of the prepuce.

^?^ «. m. Name of a caste whose
business it is to draw juice from
the date tar trees.

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^fn

^« 8. m. The head. Si8-phul ; 8, m.

An oraament for the head ( worn

hy females ).
^^r 8* m Lead.

^^ 8, m. A kind of wood^ or name

of a tree ( Dalbergia sisti )•
4\^ 8» m. A hedge-hog.

^ (tdv. A particle and prefix analo-gons
to goodf well, &c., and implying
reverence, worship, honour. ( In
Braj) adv. From, hy, with, of, as.
Jd'iUy From or of whom : it is also
some-times msed for so. He, she, it^
they, &c.

^WPTT t», a. To canse to smelU

^^^T^T v. n. To be abashed, to be
afraid t?. a. To abash.

^^F?T adj. Lean, thin, dry, emaciated

€^r^ adj.f, Leon, thin, dry, emaciated.
'8, /. Dried fish.

W^^«n V. n. To be shrunk or con-
tracted, to shrink ; to draw in, col-
lect, leather np, constrain, shrivel,
dwindle.

^^T adj. Easy, practicable, attainable.
8, m. The planet Venns ; Fiiday.

^^lETrc adj. Delicate, feeble.
9«m 8, m. Goodness of seasons ;
plenty, abundance.

^9^>rr V. n. To fear, to be afraid of,

to be in awe of, to be abashed, to

apprehend, to be apprehensive.
^^HT^ adj. Soft, delicate, smooth,

tender ; youthful, young.
«9ct adj. Virtuous, pious ; done well,

well performed, properly, ably, &c.

a. m. Virtue, a good action, moral

merit ; kindness, bounty.
W9i^ adj. Virtuous, pious, good ;

benign y benevolent.
5^f^«IT 5. /, A good action, a good

work; amoral or religious obscr-

vance.
^w 8. m. Ease, tranquillity, pleasure,

deJight, easy circumstances, content,

happiness. Snkh pana, To get ease,

leisure, rest, &c.
'J^nn 8. m. Ease, rest, leisure,

tranquillity.
« WIWTT 8. m. A piece of leather placed

on the sole within the shoe.
^? adj. Salnbrious, pleasant ; con-

feiTing or affording pleasure, &c.
^^^wn 8. m. A shrub, the juice of

which is given for the ear-ache

( Crtnum Asiaticum and zeyl(tnicum\.

^fpnt "> adj. Eaae-aflfonling, com-

^^^T?l^ 3 forter, giver of ease or
content.

^n^Tn 8. m. Giving of ease or of
comfort or of content.

^^^W 8. m. A kind of rice,

^^^m 8. m. Abode of happiness, J;c.

^^^* adv. Easily, without difficulty.

^^THiT 8. m. Happiness, good fortune.

^^HT^ft adj. Happy, delighted.

^j8Hn adj. Full or consisting of happi-
ness, delightful.

^^njT^ adj. Easy of accomplishment
or attainment.

evaporate.

^^T^ ath. For the sake of ease,
happiness, &c. [happinesp.

^m^ adj. Seeking or wishing for

^^TWT adj. Easy not difficult, facile.

^WIW^ adj. Well-flavoured ; delight-
ful, agreeable. 8. m. Enjoyment,
flavour.

w%?T ") adj. At ease, happy, tran-
^f^^ V quil, contented, comfortable,
^fw j pleasant, posniwiDg happi-
ness or pleasure.

^v. a. ToMrr ; to emaciate,
to cause to pine away ;

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^fid^iTt^ «. m. A happy or contented

tlinposiiion.
^^^r s. f. Hope or desire of happiness.
^^^^ 8. m, ReallEation or occurrence

of pleasare.
^?5rm adj. Celebrated, famous,
^i^rfw «./. Fame, celebrity.
^^^ adj. Fragrant, sweet-smelling.

B» m. Good smell, fragrance, odour,
. perfume. Sngandk-rae, Name of a

flower,
^'if'^ffr 8./. Fragrance, pleasant scent,

snch as is produced by the tritura-
tion of perfumes
^?r*T adj. Accessible, good (as a road) ;

easy, practicable -, plain, inteilieible.
5^K adj. Secret, well hidden or kept

secret, adv. Secretly, privily,
^^fif «.A Closeness, secrecy,
^irt 8./, A musical mode sung in

thp afternoon. [tifnl.

^^ adj» Elegant, accomplished, beau-
^y>fTT 8./. Elegancy, accomplishment.
^^ adj. Pare, nndefiled, unpolluted,

clean.
^^*^ i>. n. To be astonished or

startled.
^fV?r adj. Thoughtless, easy, at leisure,

disengaged ; attentive, careful, oc-
cupied.
^F^^ s.f. Due reflection or consider-

ation.
^^irif adj. Attentive, mindful, careful,

aware, cautious.
fr^^PT adj. Virtuous, good, respectable ;

kind, benevolent.
^5R^T 8. f. Goodness, benevolence,

kindness.
^^nft adj. Renowned.
^srTfff adj. Of a good tribe or species,
^pr adj. Intelligent, wise^ knowing,
^•nm V. n. To cause to swell.

^f«TT f>. a. To shew, to make, undw-
stand. [otty.

BT^TTTi t. m. Wisdom, intelligence, saga-

^JS9^ s.f. A rod.

^zmnj V. <$. To swallow by gulps and
with a noise.

^¥ift V 8. m. Act of suddenly slacken*
^?rft j ing the stiing of a paper

kite.
^^<r 8. f. Sipping, or sucking up ( as

broth ), or the noise made thereby.
^^qr»rr d. n. To sip.
^W^^TT t>. a. To swallow by gulps.

jj"^ ) adj. Well-formed, well-shap-
^m } ^^* ®l®&an^ gr«ce-fal.

^9?^ 8. /.' Gracefnllness of bodily

shape, handsomeness.
IJ^T 8. m. A son.
^flT 8. /. A daughter.
I5<n^ 8. m. A carpenter ; time, oj^r-

tnnity,
^m^ «./. An awl, a bodkin.
^*ii^ adj. Desirous of having n son.
tf^nr 8, m. Trousers.
^^Kl adj. Neat, beautiful, elegant,

adorned, excellent, well,
^^rt 8, /. Neatness, beauty, eleganee,

goodness.
^^i^Tpt*. w. A follower of SmeAiwd,

a religious mendicant.
^^^ s./. The female elephant of the

north-west quarter.
^Wi 0dj. Handsome, good-looking.

s. m. The discus of Krishiui ; the

roseapple ( Eugenia jambu ).
^it s.f. The light half of the lunar

month.
?55^T^K adj. Very wicked, abandoned,

. a profligate.
^^H adj. Difficult to be attained,

unattainable.

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^qt

^■IK adj. Very difficult.

flf adj. Solid^ firm. adi). Very hard
or firm.

^ ». /• Memory, remembrance, sen-
aatioDy eonseioTisikesiy notioe, care,
intelligence, adj. Accurate, correct ;
pare, clean, nnpoUated. Be-iudh,
adj. Beside one's self.

Qtr^tf 8. /. Correct knowledge, per-
ception, sense, care.

^^ratm V. a. To take care of, accom-
modate, look after, inquire into.

^^T «. «. To be correct, to be or
seem right or good, to be mended, to
avail, to succeed or answer.

^T ». m. Nectar, tbe bcTerage of
immortality and sustenance of tbe
gods ; tbe nectar or boney of flowers.

%^\ ad^. Together, with.

pository of the bererage of the gods.
^tvPTT 19. 0. To put in mind, to cause

to remember.
g^^TT V. a. To adorn, adjust, arrange.

rectify, mend,
g^ /. 171. A pandit, a learned man or

teacher ; an intelligent person.
^n adj. Insensible, without senisation,

palsied,
vntt^nc 8. m. A kind of snake.
^•»*l^0 8. /. A disease ( Elephantia8i8).
^^^K 8, m. An ornament.
^^Pf adj. Void, dreary, desolate and

silent, still, lonely dismaL

\ ». m. The moon, as being
) the supposed mine or re-

} <^dj.

Golden.

^*Tini V. a. To cause to hear, to inform,

to advise ,* tell, bid, warn.
iSTms 8.f. Stilluess, dreariness.
7^m 8, m. A mountain • part of the

ranges of southern India.

^>fTf 8. m. A goldsmith.

5^1^^^ ^5./. A goldsmith's wife.

^•tlft adj. Clever. «./. The basinets

of a goldsmith ; a good handsome

woman,
iril^nft 8, f. Tidings of any one having

died abroad,
^f^^ 8. /. Sound sleep.
^^?l adj. Well-behaved ; politic. 8. m.

Good conduct ; policy.
I'-ilfif 8. /. Propriety of behaviour,

good manners.
9^« 8. m. The bine shrike ; the

emerald or sapphire.
?^^ adj. Beautifnl, handsome, comely,

seemly ; good, virtuous.

Beauty, handsome-

^'^^T I 8. /.
^'^^?lTt J ness.

^^tt adj. Beautifnl, handsome ; a
woman. «./. Beauty, comliness ; a
small timber tree (Heriiiera minoi* ).

"^^m 8, m. Smell, perfume, odour,
scent, an earthy smell.

^WT u. a. To hear, hearken, listen or
attend to. 8. m. Hearing ; a cypher.

^qiV jr. m. The leaf of the Lauru8

cassisa.
^qu 8. m, A good road ; good conduct.

Wqi^ 8. m. The party which has justioe
on its side ; the fortunate half of
the month, t. e. from the new to
the fnll moon.

W^'^ B. m. An advocate of the just
cause.

^^X^ adj. Worthy, fit, creditable. 8. m.
An able or clever man ; a vessel of
earthenware, &c.

^tjKT 8. m. Glans penis.

^qT<t 8./. Betel-nut ( Anca eaUchu ) ;

■*

glaus penis.

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V^T

WH^ } 8, m. An excellent, a tractable
^^a > or dutiful sou.

fTH adj. Sleeping, asleep ; senseless,

numbed. $. m. Sleep, deep or sound

sleep.
Wfltrrn adj. Manifest, apparent; public.
VfffaVT B. /. Consecration, erection.

{ a$ 6f a tern fie or idol ).
^fliffr (tdj. Well-pleased, favouiing,

favourable,
^qf^i adj. Bearing good fruit ( liter all t/

or figuvatiaely ) fruitful, profitable

useful.
m^ s. f>i, CuUle-fisli bone.
^A^ adj. Well-secured, having a good

binding.
iJ^T^ *. /. Sweet smell, fragrance,

odour, peifume.
^iff adj. Wise, clever, intelligent.
W^ adj. Good, pleassant, agreeable, j

bnppj, fortunate, auspicious. 1

^Mm «./. A woman beloved by lier ';

husband, a favourite wife ; a lespcet- |

able and auspicious mother.
1*H^ adj. Propitious, auspicious, for-
tunate.
W^]A 9» m. Qood disposition, nature,

natural state, property, disposition.

adj» Well-disposed, of good quality.
VHTVH compound, adj, Qood and bad,
W^^l «• ^^ Opportunity, convenience,

accommodation, time leisure,
^^ira (idj. Very fortunate or auspici-
ous.
^^fl adj. Friendly, well or kindly

disposed.
^^f^ 8. /. Friendship, kindness; be*

uevolenoe ; good conscience.
^^^ adj. Handsome, beautiful. 8. m.
" Wheat.
^•fWit?^ adj. Very ogreeable, pleasing,

boiuitiful.

Hf^fi 8. m. /. Remembrance ( contmual
theme )f mentioning. «• /. A small
rosary, or string of beds.

^^^K^J t. a. To remember, to keep in
memoiy ; to mention, Suswr, $. w.
Remembrance.

^J(^ 8, m. The saered mountain tlfm
allegorically reoi^sented as composed
of gold and gems, and the residence
of the gods ; ( in astronomy ) the
north- pole.

^J^m adj. Suitable, affable, of pleasing
manners.

\^X 9. m. A sponge-staff, a ramrod.

^^^ 8. m. A god, a deity ; tone, voice,
accent, note ; a Towel. Sur^ milana,
To sing in tune, to tune.

\^1P 8./. A mine ; a hole cnt in a wall
to break into a house, &c. ; a galleiy,
subterraneous passage, an adit. t. m.
Red colour, adj. Red-coloured, light
bay or chesnut ( horse ).

^^^1^3 8, m. Red chalk.

\^ «./. Recollection, considtfation,
reflection, memory, attention, caut-
ion, accuracy ; copulation, coition.

W^WT adj. Mindfnl, considerate, atten-
tive, prudent^ intelligent, accurate.

^^^%j adj. Considerate, prudent.

B^W^ fi. m. Resin, turpentine.

^fH adj. Fragrant, sweet-smelling.
#. i». Nutmeg,

^^^ ^dj. Sweet i wcU-flaToured, sapid,
juicy.

^^«^T1T i>. n. To creep along as a
snake, to make the noise a snake
does when creeping.

^^^TfZ 8. f. Creeping (sensatian)^
titillation.

B^W^'ft 8. f. Titillation ; an insect
bread in grain.

^ \J s^f. Spirituous liquor.

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If^iTT «» <». To swfillow by gulps.
^^ a(2j. Handsome^ well-formed,
beaatifal.

5|il I «./. A paramour y a mistress,
^^ftl 5 a concubine.

^^^^J V, n. To light, to be kindled, to
be inflamed ; to bom without smoke
or flame. [kindle.

^^wnTI V, n. To light, to inflame, to

Q^^VTT 17. n. Tq be unravelled or dis-
entangled*

l^wni V, 0. To unravel, to disen-
tangle.

^?r adj. Easy, feasible, attainable, of
easy acquisition or attainment, not
difficult to be obtained or effected,

^B'^'cmr i>. a. To cause to put to sleep.

^^SPQ 8. m. Good distinguishing mark
or character, adj. Clearly or strong-
ly distinguished by ( marks ^ features^
or ) character.

^^TTT 1?. <». To cause or put to sleep,
to repose ; to kill, to murder. SuZa
dm^f To kill, to murder.

9^1^ s. nu An onyx.

^^nVT adj. Eloquent.

9 ^i^pr 9. m. Eloquencey speaking well
or elegantly.

^^^ adj. Of a good tribe or cast ;
brilliant, bright ; of a good colour.
8, m. Gold ; a sort of Sandal-wood ;
a kind of red chalk or ochre.

^Ti«rf%?! 8. m. ( In aritkmelie ) Allega-
tion medial.
QTPTT 1). a. To cause to sleep.

^^r^ 8. m, A pleasant or reputable

dwelling ; an agreeable perfume.
^fifflW 8. m. Prowess, valour.
^Pr^TT ». m. Deliberate or due con-
sideration.
^ f^vr adj. Of a good kind, in a good or
easy way. ad^. Easily.

^^ adj^ Well-dressed, ornamented,
decorated.

^^m 8, m, A sleeper.

^ift^ adj. Well-disposed, of good
temper or disposition,

^iftg^lT 8. /. Natural amiability, ex-
cellence of temper or disposition.

5^H adj. Fast asleep,

^fn s. /I Deep sleep, profound repose,
entire insensibility.

^^im;f T V. n. To sibilate, to hiss ( as
( a snake ).

TO^TWT i>. n. To rest.

9^fR 8. m. A season of plenty, a good
season.

OT^
^mj

Father-in-law.

> 8,m.
I 8. /. Father-in-law's house

or family.

H^ adj. Well, healthy.

^Wl^Js.f. Health.

j^f^Kadj, Firm, steady, stable ; re^
solute, cool.

^«rf 9. n. To trail, to drag.

^^T 8. m. Auspiciousness, good for-
tune ^ the affection of a husband.

^T'Pr s.f. A woman beloved by her
husband, a favourite wife, a married
woman whose husband is alive.

^TT^f^l^ 8. m„ A casket of jewels
presented by the biidegroo.m to hia
biide.

^Tl'HST^ *./. -A cool refreshing breeze.

^m 8. m. Borax,

^TTWT adj.. Agreeable, pleasant, charm-
ing.

^I»IT adj. Agreeable, pleasant, charm-
ing. V. n. To bo agreeable, to
please, to be liked or approved of.

^\^\ a. a. To trail, to drag.

y. m. >

Bread ( or cakes ) friedi
in butter.

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tVT^ ^* Agr6«able^ pleaeiant^ charm-
ing.

^iH^T adj. Agreeable, pleasant charm-
ing. i>. n. To be agreeable, to please,
to be liked or approved of.

^M^^adj. Qood-bearted.

«^^ 8. m, A hog, Suar ka gost, Pork.

^Ct 8./. A sow,

VifT $. m. A parrot^ paroqnet ; a needle
with which gnnny bags are sewed,
a packing needle, an awn of corn.

^ #./. A needle. Sui ka sen bat, A
bubble. Sui ke ndkt se khudai ko
nikalna. Applied to express the per-
formance of things apparently im-
possible. 8uiya, adj. Pointed.

^T<T 8. rn. A bnffalo calf.

.^>rr 8. w. Clitoris.

^W*./. Smell.

^w^r *./. Any. thing to smell to snnff,
smelling.

\^m V, a. To smell.

%^8./. Snnff.

^^ •• /' SUence. Sunt ^^otno, or

. nama, To be silent. Sunt marejana,
To depiu;t in silence.

\^ «,/. Proboscis of an elephant.

%mi 8, m. A weeril, or small insect
in corn.

^^ 8.m. A distiller and vender of

spiritftouil liquors.
^;«!f T J V. a. To strip leaves off vege-
X^ S tables ; to draw (a sword. )
^^ 8. m» A porpoise.
^^\ <idj. Lean, weak.
^Vrn;.n. To dry, to become dry.
WK «, m. A hog ; a sort of deer ( the

hog-deer ).
?jrfr 8. TO. A kind of vetch.
^^\adj. Dry.

52f '• ^- I A quarter of a rupee
f?n «. /. J piece.

^ro 8. w. Leisure.

^'^fl *./ A oonsmnption, atrophy.

wrr To dry, dry np, evaporate, faU
away, pine away, emaciate, shritel,
dwindle, wither.

W\ adj. Dry. #. m. Dry tobaoeo eatea
with beteMaafi a eonsnmptm,
atrophy. Bukha dhah, Bice burnt np
by the sun's rays.

Wtr 8. /. Perfume, fipagranee. aij.
Fragrant. Bugandha-$ana, Impreg-
nated or mixed with paifiu&a.

«^T 8. m, A paroquet.

^•^^ 8. w. A teacher, an inatrnctinr ;

a needle,
^rvf adj. Thoughtlesfl^ at leisan^

disengaged, at ease ; earoful, titan*

tive ; occupied.
^8./. A needle.
1^^ 8, m. An index (tod work ).
' «[W a(^. Subtile, fine, slender, miaote^

small ; shrill.

?W^ fi. /. Subtileness, minuteaaa ;
shrillness.

|w f *--^- SweUing.
^nWTv. «. To sweU, to rise.
€«fT ». m. A borer, a gimle^ an 8ng/sr,
an awl.

^"> «./. Meal, flour ( ^ot«i4 ca#rM )•
^ 8.fn. A tailor. *./. A needla.
^J^8./. Sight,
^JWT V. n. To be visible^ to be seei^

to appear, to seem, to be able to

be seen.
^^^»dl. Well-shaped, gracefuL
^ 8. m. Thread, yarn ; a silver tiuead;

a stamen ( in botany ), a tendril ; a

charioteer, a carpenter. Sut-bunii^ A

kind of needle- work,
^'f 8. m. Impurity from childWxtk

or miscarriage.

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^nnx V. n. To sleep.

vnir^tf. m. A divwion of the lower

regions, the sixth in descent.
^nwa $.m. Reins of a oharriage ^ the

little skin that rises backwards near

the nails, at the end of the fingers.
^«rtf> #./. String, twine.
^9T «•/• A woman recently delivered.
W<i1 ad/. Made of cotton-thread;

ihreaden.
^TNim $. m. The last month or preg-

nancj*
^ $.^. A thread in general ; a rule,

a pr^eepty in morals or science,
YWW#./. Drawers.
^Wfl #• /• Drawers ; an edible root
. ( Di08eor6m/a$eieulata ).
W 1 $. fn* A person of the fonrth or

■ervile tribe among the Hindus.
WfTWt 9. A A female of the ^udra cast.
WMT adj. Proper^ trne ; s^aight ;

simple^ artless.
^Vrt 9.f. Simplicity, artlessness.
^«f dd^. Empty, vacant.
1MT 04^'. Empty, desert, void*
«9 t. m. A 9on.
«w «. m. A kind of basket for win-

howingf com with,
^vrnprr 9. m. A kind of bird, a swallow

( Hitundo 0pu8'b(Mt499ia )•
^m «. m. Qlans penis.
\f^^^9.f. Betel-nut.
Wf< adj. Impure, alloyed ( siher ).
^W^w «• m. Pare gold, adj. Golden.
^fW i' m. A pleasant dwelling.
«fi<r s. III. A pleasant dwelling ; a

pleasant smell, fragrance.
WWt^ I. m. Good disposition, good

natnie. adj. Well-disposed.
^ ». 191. A miser.

mxr m. A hero ; the snn } ten^mns.
9^^ I. m. The snn.

H^^^TT jr. m. fclipse of tho snn.
^1W^^> 8. /. Sun-flower ( IlelianthuS

annuu8 ) ; a kind of fan or parasoL
^Kfn- 8, f. Valour, heroism. Surta^

dharij Heroic.
wt^TH Yi. prop, A Hindi poet and singer

who was blind ; hence a blind man^

among the Hindoos^ i» called Suradins,
Wk9{K 5. m. a hero.
W^9TK* 8, m. A musical mode.
^WT adj. Bold ; brave.
H^vTT^ 8. i». Bravery, heroism.
^^T «. w. A hero. . .

^^ 8, m. The sun.
W4^1W i. m. Eclipse of the sun.
^4»T^r^ 1. m. The orb or disc of the stm.
W^^ti^ 8. m. Sun-flower ( Hetianthug

annuus ).
W«SfnnPn 1. /. The •un*s entrance

into a new sign,
wmf^ 8. wi. Sunset. ^

*. w. Sunrise.

} 8, m.
y phinui ).

A porpoise ( />#/-

13 m 8, m. /. Colick ; a trident, pike,
dart ; the point of a spear ; a thorn ;
compassion, tenderness. 8» m. Situa-
tion, condition.

8, /. An impaling stake. Suit ]
dena, or — churhanay To empale.

V^I 8. m. A parrot^ paroquet ; a needle
with which gunny bags are sewed,
a packing needle, an awn of com.

4umx

«^t€ 8. m. Good tidings.
w€t s./. A kind of cloth.
W7T adj. Red, crimson. 8. m. A musical

mode.
«in99^ adji Red as the dye of saf-

flower. .
-^adj. Little, small *, minute, atomic ;

flae, delicate ; ingenious, subtle.
, ^W^T #./. Fineness, anbtility.

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^'^f^'itadj, AcQte, quick, sliarp-sight-
ed, intelligent.

^|T*r^R| <»dj. Sharp, shrewd, intelligent,
acnte. s.f. Mental aenmen.

iBsprr i>. <». To create, prodace, form.

<B? adj Created, made.

«p? 8./. Creation, creating ; the crea-
tion, the world ; nature, natural pro-
perty or disposition.

% adi). Prom, of, out of, by, with, at,
since, to, through, than .

Sir 8, m. Toasting, fomentation, sink
sank karna, To toast or warm.

ffrvrr v. a. To toast, parch, warm be-
£01*0, or with, anything hot, to foment,
to incubate ( igg^),
"^kwwi adj. Hundred.

%^9 1« /• A pod, siliqua {particuliirly
the siliqua of the radish).

^TT f, m. ) A kind of reed ( of which
^€\ 8,f, j morhaa are made ), reed-
grass ( Saccharum Sara ).
€*H adi». Gratis, free of cost.
'BifTT V. a. To adjust, to put to rights.
^fAfl adi>^ Gratis, free of cost.

^^ s.f. A vegetable {Cucwnis Ma-

draspatanue ) •
^JK 8. m. Red-lead, minium.
€*^ X. fi. K hole made in a wall by

thieves •
%*tfiTT D. a. To mine.
^fvT 8. m. Rock-salt.

B V^^\ 8, m. poison ; a houso-breaker ;

a Marhatta tribe ( probably so called,

as originating on the banks of the rioer

^indh ),
^yi\ s,f. The juice of the wild date

tree ( Phenix syheitris)^
^ l^W «. TO. A tetter.
^nT s, m. Sprinkling , aspersion,
8^1 «* /. A bed, a eouch.

§1^^ *. w. A 'cord for fastening bea-
ding to the bedtttead.

%7 f. m. A wholesale merchant, banker.

§7^ 8. /. A whisk, a kind of brush.

%f(adj. White.

%^^?t^ «. TO. The white island or a
minor division of the universe so
called, and supposed by Wilford to
be Britain.

^ a. m. A bridge,

%^pr^ 8, TO. 'Hie ridge of rocks extend-
ing from the south extremity of the
CorOmandel coast toirards the ishmd
of Ceylon, supposed te have been
formed by Hanuman by command of
Ram, as a bridge for the passage of
his forces, when going agiunst Mapem*

^ir 1^. <». To stupe, to fomenU

%9i 8. TO. A hawk.

%nj 8.f. An army.

#m^ ? «. TO. A prcneral, the com-
9«ii?fh ) mander of an army.

9q s. TO. The iHat bean.

%^^ I. TO. The silken or a eoaise kind

of cotton, or the tree prodociBg it

( Bombax heptitphyllutn ).
%t 8. TO. Hame of a weight.
%KT^T V. o. To set afloat ; to despotdi ;

to cool.
tfC^r 8. m. The head and foot parts

of a bed- frame.
%m 8. TO. A spear.
%m 8. TO. A kind of sheet eonstitnting

a part of dress, especially worn and

given in presents in the JMtUte ;

a royal tiger.
&P?i?n 8, TO. Tabby, puss.
%m\ 8, f. A necklace ( of threetds )

worn by mendicants, a sash, s belt.
« ^ 8. TO. A kind of sweefaneit ; «■

apple. 8\f Semcc, worahip, attend

ance on.

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%1W t. m. A Bi9rvaul» a woiBhipper,
a votary.

9^T t. m. A mendioani of the Jyn

faith, IVophis cufira.
9wfft #. /. A white rose {Roia gUdu-

l^er^ )•
%^ 1. m« Sewing, darning, stitching ;

serrice. verbal n. Serving, to serre.
%VTi n. a* To attend on, serve ; to

broody rear, sit, inenVate^ hatch.
%nK\ $. m. Half baked earthen-ware.
%m uf. Service, servitude ; worship,

homage ; addiction to attendance on.
%9Tft s./. Sagvr that has been pnri-

fied with WtMir, the green vegetation

at the bottom of rivers or other

water.
«H'«./. VermicellL
^ir I. m. Remainder, end ; the king of

the serpent race^ as a large thonsand-

headed saaket, at once the conch and

canopy of rtVAnM and the nph older

of the world, which rests on one of

its heads.
^9nT<r 9.nu The king of the serpent race
if W^ 9. m. The gripe of a bow ; name

of a play at cards.
W wt a. m. A porcupine.
^'%H t. m. A species of Euphorbia, or

indeed a general name for plants of

that kind ; the milk-hedge plant

Euphoroia antiquorum 4ro ).
if adj Huiidred. «. f. Sucess.
^m^j adj. Hundred.
^^K i. m. The bean of Bumie or mhaoia

Suma.
m^HJ V. a. To adjust, to put to rights.
^wwfNr adj. Forty- seven.
^iiT^ «• m. Arrangement.
4'nJw oc^'.^Thirty-seven.
^''^f r adv, A hundjred per cent.

W^ifiiT 19. a. To take oare of, keep care-
fully, husband.

^ s. m. Sleeping, repose. »•/• An
army, forces ; a wink, sign, token,
hint, a signal. S^n ibtf mo. To beckon .

^«IFQ 4t s. /. Mutual tokens^ signs, hint
or signals.

^i^f adj. Produced ox bom on StWA.
t. tn. A horse ; rook-salt.

^m s./. An army.

^m.m. A mountain.

^Wt«|a./. Sufferance.

^W^ *. w. Sufferer.

?jt pivn. That, he, she, it ; so.

^^^r: 8. 171. The chamber of a puerperal
woman.

W^ i> m. Fennel ( Anelhum^opfa ).

?fti: fron. That very, he himself.

TsT j>08tp09. From, with, through, than.

^T i. m. A elnb, mace, pestle^ SoiUs
bardar. A maoe-bearer ; a person in
the retinue of the great^ armed with
a short cur red dub generally covered
with silver,

^j./. Dij ginger ; (met. ) a miser
Gcnlh hi na$ noA Una, To be very
covetous. Sonth ki si has U iWia.
To endure, to wait paticutly ;. to
suffer.

^K\^ adj' Hard, miserly.

^p^ #./. The wash in which washer-
men steep their cloth.

^wwr V, a. To rub cloth in mud pre-
paratory to washing ; to mix, to
smear.

Whn s. m. A composition of. fragrant
substances used for washing the hair;
smelUng like that of a new earthen
vessel when wetted or from parching
of pulse.

WI^TYS «./. Fragrance; a smell like
that of new earth.

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m{%!t

wT^ <u^'. Fragrant, tmelling like new
earth.

lf<rm. 19* a. To deliver over^ comniii to
charge, give, oonaign^ resign, en-

. trast, depoeite*

^f <•/. An oath.

iff^r^^'fT tf. (»• To adjnre, to swear*

^t¥wm«IT «. a. To conjure*

lifv^ V. a. To adjure.

wTff adi9. Face to faoe^ opposite, be*^
fore, in front. .

^^ s. m. The holes in a badetead
throngh which • the strings for brac-
ing it pass ; affliction, grief, lamenta-
tion, sorrow.

wt^fiT V. a. To soak up, drj np, absorb.

^ i. m. Affliction, grief, sorrow
lamentation, anguish.

ifNft <t(^*. Afflicted, grievous^

^4Tw »• M. Consideration, reflectios,
dionghty meditation.

ijH^ V. <»• To eonsider, think, medi--
tate I adrert, reflect, imagine, eon-
ceive.

IIH t. // Swellirfg.

lgtH8.f. Btraightness.

4tnfadj. Straight.

^itw s. m. I A spring, a fountain, a
^flii.f. j jet d'ean, a stream, a

rivulet, an arm ( of the t6<$ ).
^iBh paripres. Asleep. $. nu Asleep,

sleeping.
4tw «• /• Swelling, intnmescenoe.
l^^i adj^ Bom of the same mother ;

an own brother,
ifhf s./. Discharge {of debt) ^ cor-
. taction, search, inquiry, collection.
jftWT ^. a. To pay, to cBscharge ( a
, dehi ), to liquidate \ to collate ; to

refine metals.
«14 ir« SI. No^ne ol a rir^r 4 Haae ^f a

flower (-PiVn^!aia*«*.>». *

#«iwti

I adj.

Oolden.

wHwwiUTift «. m. Oildmg.

ift^ ^*' ti. To steep ; ( met. ) to cKe.

«. m. Oold. S<m§'ka nawala^ Aa

ezpoiBiTe baaqnet^ adelidous moraei..

^^T e.m. One who separates gold

from, ^hes, &c. in the mint.
Whnf #* /. A ladder, a ieala.
^iniT tf . n. To become, befit.
WtHT r. /• Beauty, splendonr^ Aow,

ornamentydress, daeoration.
WtmWf^cK^. Beantlb], splendid, CM^

spicuous, adorning,
^mf 8^ la. Nature^ natwd atale, pio^

party or dispoaitioa, geoias.
Wt«f s. •«». Moon ^ a moiinfcain or

mountainous range, the mouttaina

of the moon. .'
Wtviif)^ #• m. A plaoa*6f pBigrimageis

the west of India,
iltn^ff #. m. A sort of graas ( 844dkh

f%m cylindtiemm )•
fiMraw «• m. Black cumin aeed (Serra*

tula anthelmintiea ).
%t«i^riV s. m% A medichial ptanl

( Serr0ttila (^nthehiuntiea ).
^^^n adj. Lunar, euh. Like the smmmi.
Bl'Wit 89 m. Monday.
^TS #. A Name of a muidcal moda.
tft^9f f. m. A iMtre in .Bni/^A<dHlo.
Btl^ (ufju Sixteen. Seildhmban, adj. Six-

teenth.
fiW «./• .Ornament, dress, daooratkm.
^St%^ 8.f. A file ; a whetatone. «• m^ ^

A kind of sweelmeat* 5« m. A lover,

a friend, adj. Pleaftiug.
!tt%n\ 11. n. To become, to' beseem, v. a.

To weed. .
^WT^r 1. m. Borax.
i}Mt odtf. BefoEO) face to £Me^ opposite^

in frent*^

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^ adj, A hnnclred. Sod sir ha hcn»
( lit. f0CH9iing a hundred headt ;
$0 that, if oh$ OY siweral be cut off
athtri still r$m0in\ Implies exoessive
perseveranoe, energy or obstina^.

vIMt «. a. To detiver ovef , comnit to
charge, give consign, resign, entmst,
deposite. [unimm ).

^ftm 9. /.. Anise se^d ( PimpinM a

iHxi $. fh. Soot, or Imy thing of a
black colonr.

Si*/ \ *^>- Hoggish, swinish.

^it^m a(^. Fragrant «. /. Perfume,

fragrance.
^^Aiiiri adj. frnpregnatod or mixed

with perfame.
^t^iVT 9, m. Odour, fragrance,
^tn I. m. Pnrifioation by ablation, ^c. •

ablntion.
^Hr^ B. m. Kindness^ compassion ;
friendship ; goodness.

4N 1 s./. BiTaI(i9^s>, eon tempo-

4\m i rftvy wife, i One wife i» eaut
t0amotk9r)f

^tfftflVfs,/. Malioe <rf a rivnl wtfa.

^WT od;. Belonging or relating to
Sauif of one fat)ier by different
mothers ; as^ S0atela bhtUj Step-
brother I SoateU bakin, Step-sisiter.

4\^ «• m. Beauty, loveliaeas.

q'^ht^ s. m. Anspicionsness, good for-
tune ; the fourth of the a0troao-
mioal yoge.

4\h\W\\ adj^ Aospicipafl^ fortunate.

^It^m adj. Lonar.

^ adj. Solar, 9. m. Name of a fish.

wh?r 9. m. Fragrance ; saffron*

^Hmv 9. m. A solar month,

s. 91. The shoulder ; a booH ^
section, a chapter ; the tnmk of a

9. PI. Stumbling, slipping, trip-*
ping ; stnmbling or falling from
▼irtue.

Vf 9. m. The female bosom or breast.

^Pif^ s. m. A nipple,

^af adj. Stopped, blocked, or shut up.

m^ 9. TO. A post, pillar, a column j
hinderance, obstruction.

9^ 9» 971. Stopping, hindering, ob-
8tructi<»n ; a styptic, an astringent.

mi 9, m. Praise, eulogium, panegyric,

m\^m 9, m. A praiser, a panegyrist.

^ifif 9.f. Praise, eulogy.

^itw 9. m. Praise, euloginm,

^9./. A woman or female in general.

^Mm a. m. A henpecked husband.

lfN4 9. m. Duty of woman ; the men-
strual excretion.

^rftrW 9. m. The kingdom of women,
a country placed by some in the
direction of Bhot.

^Stf^lr 9. m. Feminine gender.

wftilW 9. m. Subjection to women,

^% adj. Female, feminine. 9. m. The
nature of woman,

WW 9.m.f. Place site, soil, dry ar
firm ground ^ part ( of a booh ),

l!rww adj. Terrene, tenrestrial, what is
produced on land

^^#tfT «. m. A boundary, a land-
mark,

^m 9. m. Places spot, site^ aitnation ;
a house, a dwelling, an abode, a
residence, a section, a ekapter, a
book ; office, appointment ; dt^gree,
station.

Uri*!^ adj. Having place or fixation,
placed, abiding, permanent, &c.

^rmT 9. m. Placing, fixing, founding,
erecting, causing to stand,

^rPl?! part pa99. Established, placed,
fixcdf^butided^ erected.

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^r4^ ^. Steady, firing nnclwuigeftbley
invariable.

^r4lHn 8. m. Fixed or permnnont
condition.

mJ^^ adj. Stationary ; steady, firm.

^ffTiit «. /. An earthen pot or boiler.

^i^K adj. Fixed, stationary, stable,
immoTable.

finr adj. Steady, firm, immovable ;
determined, resolved, decreed, es-
tablished.

f^% i. /. Stay, staying, being fixed or
stationary.

f^r^ adj. Firm, fixed, stable, steady,
immovable ; hard, solid • permaennt,
durable, lasting ; firm, steady ( mor-
aUy ) ; oool, collected ; constant,
faithfnl ; mild, tranqnil ; settled,
steadfast* [coastant.

f^SI^Wfir <»4;. Firm, resolnte, steady,

f^^\ t.f. Stability, firmness ; moral
firmness, fortitude.

f^^YCfw •dj. Steady, firm, deliberate.

ftlTT?in adj. Firm, resolute, unmoved ^
stable, steady.

Wm »./. The post or pillar of a house.

f^^ adj. Pat, corpulent, bulky ; large^
great ; coarse.

^^m *./• Coarseness, bulkiness.

^«rTff ^4;. Stupid, dull.

^1^ 8. TO. firmness, stability • firmness
of mind, resolution fortitude.

^ftur 8, m. Bulk, size, coarseness,
largeness.

mm 8, m. Baffling, ablution, purifica-
tions by bathing.

mj^ adj. Ablution ary.

myf 8. m. AfFection, kindness, friend-
ship, love"; oil.

^T^T'i adj. Affectionate.

^ft adj. Kind, affectionate, friendly,
8. m.f. Friend, lover, mistress.

^nft./. Envy, emulation, rivalry,

fi?€f a^. Envious, emulous.

finl 8. m. Touch, contact.

W« <»4;. Evident, manifest, apparent ;

clear, easy, intelligible*
f7^ 8. /. Wish, desire. Spn'H «^«

Desirous,
^ifint «. «. Crystal.
fR(f7^nT9 adj. Made of crystal.
mit 8.f. Alum.
^ifziff adj. Crystalline, made &e. of

crystal, a. m. Crystal.
^Z adj. Blown, opened, expanded ( as

a fiovoer ) ; apparent, manifest^ evi-
dent ; known, understood.
^Pi 8. /. ThroU>ing, palpiiaiiag,

shaking.
^Stzm 8. m. A boil, a tumour.
V^^ 8.m. RecollectiQgy lememberiag,

memory, recollection.
«r^4t«T adj^ Fit or proper to be ramea-

bered.
mvn adj. Rem<«iberingv reodketmgi

considering.
m^8.f. Recollection, remembfaaee,

memory ,• law, the body of law, a law

book, a code of laws.
i»m^ 8. m. Cunning, art.
VPfT adj. Cunning, artful, ahrewd,

ely, knowing, sagacious, clever,

prudent ; mature ( m tiii<iart(#iM{Hi^),

grown up.
'snt 8. m. A jackal
^ W <• ni, A pun, a double meaning.
^wn^ *. m. Own business or duty.
^^5^ *• ^* ^'^ family.
^f « 8. m. Own family or race.
wm adj. Done or made by one's self,

self-performed,
■jra adj. Pure, clean, clear, free fros

siai^ OT soil ; trnnsparent, pellucid.
^^§RfT«./. Purity, traisparency,~^

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Ijfli^ adj. Unrestrained, nncontrollecl,
independant, self-willed ; spontane-
ous ; acting to one's own opinion or
inclination.
i^^T $• m. A distant kinsman,
umifll f. /.• Kindred, kin. «. to. A

kinsman.
tSfir adj. Unrestrained, uncontrolled,
self-willed ; Jndependaut, free^ ab-
solute.
iR^^nTT i. /. Independance, absolute-
ness, wilfulness,
^rtwV. m« Natiye country, home,
^iwr 8. m« Peculiar duty or oconpaiion.
^nnr^ ». m. Own or native town.
wr\M i. m. Self-detruction.
^nr X. m. Sleep, Dreaming^ a dream.
^51^^ 8, m. Nocturnal pollution.
^If ft^^ 8, TO. Interpretatfon of dreams.
mHi^lil ». m. An interpreter of

dreams.
wn^ 8. TO. Nature, natural state, pro-
perty or disposition.
^1^ 8 /. Own land or estate ; natire

country.
^if'TT 8, TO. The public-choice of a hus-
band by a princess, from a number
of suitors assembled for the purpose.
^<f^r 8./. A girl choosing her hus-

band«
«^ 8. m. Brahma ; the self-existent.
^X 9* w. An accent • a vowel ^ a note

in mnsic ; tone, voice.
^^ 8. m. Natural state or condition,

nature, adj. Similar, like,
w ». m. Heaven, the residence of

deified mortals ; the sky.
«*r«in*r ». m. Going to heaven.
^irfil »./. Going to heaven, future

felicity ; death.
Wl^rNr 9. TO. Paradise.
^'rtO^Mi 8, TO. Ascending to heaven.

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^jff^ adj. Heavenly, divine, celestial.

^'^r adj. Heavenly, paradisiacal.

Wf^8.m. Gold.

'HWiH adj. Golden, of gold.

^^^ft 8./. A medicinal kind of moon-
plant, said to be brought from the
Himalaya mountains.

^^^K^ 8. TO. A kind of ochre, goklcn
ochre.

^^^^r 8, TO. The bine-jay.

^^^ *. /. The Cassia fistula j a
medicinal sort of moon-plant.

^rafv s. TO. Heaven.

i?r^ adj. Very small • very few.

^^fti «./. Own, or peculiar duty or
occupation.

19% adit, A particle of bendiction ; an
auspicious particle ; a term of
sanction or approbation^ ( so be it,
amen. )

^ftn^nn adj. Happy, auspicious.

'^ftrrrm 8. TO.. A religious rite prepar-
atory to any important observauce,
in which the Brahmam strew boiled
rice on the ground, and invoke the
blessings of the gods on the cere-
mony about to commence.

^f»r 8, TO. Mimickry, acting, imitafcion,
disguise, sham. Swang lana, To
imitate, &c.

^^ s. TO. An actor, a mimick.
^Rif 8. TO. Welcome, salutation,
^rfir «./. The star Arcturus, or fif-
teenth lunar asterism, consieting of
but one star,
^r^ 8. TO. Taste, flavour, relish ; Rweet
ness pleasure. Sivadi, s. m, A tipster.

Wr^ 1 adj. Delicious, relishing, of
^r^W J high flavour.

^T? a,lj. Sweet ; agreeable, df^slrcd ;

grateful to the palate, dainty,

delicate.

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^f^«nc 9. m. Own or pecnliar office

or station.
f^ir>fqni s. m. Supreme away, royalty,

sovereignty.
^N^W €Kij. ladependanty oncuntrolled,

being one's own master ; absolute,

despotic.

^rnltl?!! J #./. Independance, liberty,
^i^<t J freedom.

iffpr s. TO. A dog.

wmf^V adj. Natural, peculinr ; in-
Jierent.

mff^ '• m. Ownership, mastersbip ;
sovereignty, &c.

m^ adj. Owner, proprietor, lord,
master or mistress. $. m* A master,
a. lord ; a sovereign, a prince a mon-
arch ; husband, a lover ; a spiritual
preceptor ; the Divine Being j one^s
master, treachery, perfidy.

^rnft?tT 8. m. Injuring one's master,
treachery, perfidy.

mm 8, TO. Pinal felicity ,• heaven*

^A adj. Having one's own * object.
8, TO. Mundane affairs, desire, object,
end, aim, &c. ; same meaning ; own
object or desire ; self-interest^ selfish*
ness.

^ifNr adj. Expressing its own or
literal meaning ; having one's own
object answering its purpose or
object, successful, useful, profitable.

^\^(*dj. Selfish.

^i€ } 8. TO. Breath, respiration, brea-
^mi J thing ; life. •

^«T^ «. TO,, Promise ; assent, agree-
ment.

^^m} 8. m. Wilfulness, following one's
own purpose or inclination.

#fi adj. White.

#?? 8. m. Warmth, heat ; perspiration,
sweat.

#l(W adj. Engendered by heat i^
damp, as insects and worms.

^^, 5. TO. An adulterer,

^tMt «./. An unchaste wife, an adul-
teress ^ a wanton woman.

^<t adj. Uncontrolled^ self-willei

T The thirty-third consonR^t of the

Nagt'i alphabet.
\mm D. a. To drive ont or twi^y.
^mK 8. TO. Cry, outcry, bawUig, cil^

ing ; driving.
^Nttw d. a. To bawl to, tocill, to

halloo after, to brave j to iriie, to

drive away, to excel
^itt adj. Proud, self-conceited,
^TW^ adj. Short-winded.
IfH 8. TO. A goose, a gander, a swn,

a duck ; Brahma^ the sapreme sonL
T^^ 9.f. The flamingo,
^^wft adj. Walking gracefully m

the swan ( a woman ).
T'TflTf'T^t s.f, A graceful woiaan.
^^IT V. n. To laugh, deride,
^^r^ adj. Cheerful, merry, laughing,

facetious, jocular, jolly, jovial, Withe,

blitl^iome.
T^r 8. TO. Laughing, laughter.
Wt; «./. Bidicule.
im^l V. a. To cause to laugh, to Uckb
^^m 8. TO. A sickle.
TB\ s.f. Sport, fun, mirth, laughter,

laugh, ridicule.
X^^J 8. TO. A sickle.
t€1^ adj. Facetious, jocular, merry,

cheerful, s. to. A wag. •
^^q«r «. TO. Pacetiousness, jocularity.
^^WPIT 19. n. To be confused or i^

resolute (when any thing is to he 40^

to be aghast.

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f otij. Stuttering^ stammering.
l^VWl'H 19. n. To stammer, stutter^

falter.
T191YT a. m. A. stammerer.
TIT^TT V. a. To drive oxen or other

oattle in a cirele^ as when treading

ont grain.
^imWBT adj. Oonfnsed (when any thing

u to he done)f aghast.
t'Pfr «. n. To go to stool, to evacuate

fasces, to dang,
^fi^ a./. A field or place to which

people repair to ease themselyes ;

podex.
WH^wr V. n. To be polluted with excre-
ment^ to go to stool.
^UPTT V. a. To cause to go to s tool.
Vinr Si/, Inclination to go to stool,

tenesmus, Eugas-hattakhf A restless

fidgetting person*

JjJ"^ I a. m. A jollv a shook.

^W^j?^C a. 771. Dispute, cavil, excuse.

'%Z s.f. Obstinacy, poiverseness, crcss-
ness, unpersrtadableness, disobedi-
ence ; teasing ; allegation.

T?«*»T V. n. To be repulsed, driven
buck, to retreat, move, stop, boggle,

T^imr v' »• To fltopf.

XZ^i^zi^ $. /. Driving back, strug-
gling.

W«TW a./. Shutting up all the shops
in a mffxket ( an account of oppres-
sioHy ^o. )•

XZ'^X D. «. To go or fall back, to be
driven back, to retire, recede, move,
budge, shrink, flinch, to be defeated.

¥7n a. m. A person employed in a
market /to measure rice, grain, &c.

T?tTt a./. The office of a hatwa.

Yl^TiiZT ddj. Stout and active, robust,
vigorous.

yiz\m t>. ». To repel, drive backwards,
to back, to worst, to foil.

^Iftvj 8.f. A market,

i|? a. m. A market, a movoble market,
a fair.

IPTT^irfT adj. Stout and active, robust,
vigorous.

f ft a./. A petty market or fair.

%Z a. f». Violence ; oppression ; rapine,
a./. Obstinacy, perverseness, cross-
ness, unpersuadableness, disobedi-
ence ; teasing ; allegation. Hath kar^
nOf or Hath hi teJcpar hona, To resist
or disobey obstinately, to be perversa
peevish .

irwff <»4;- Perverse, obstinate.

^ZV 'o. n. To be peevish, perverse or
^pettish.

Ti\ adj. Peevish, obstinate, perverse.

^^T adj. Teasing(cArtrf), pettish, per-
verse, obstinate, peevish.

^ a./. A nut ( Myrohalan ) ; an orna-
ment resembling that fruit, a. m. Bil-
boes, the stocks.

^^^ a. m. Acanthus lUdfolioUB.

TW^ftfTT a. w. A bird, the gigantic crane
( /rdea orgaVi ).

T^f^^T a. m. A medicinal plant
{Cissus quadrangiilaria ).

TT're^ «• w. Pains in the bones.

Vf ^TT -w. n. To be confused, to hurry.

T^ffljWT n(y. Easily agitated ; irritable,
hasty.

Tf «n*t a./. Hurry, alarm, uproar, riot,
disorder, hastiness, hubbub.

^f^l -». n. To shudder, to shiver ;
to crash, to rattle.

^^TT^ ». /• Crack, 'crash, sound.

^^^ i' /. The twang of a hoyf.

Xf[ a. m. A sky-tocket.

T^t^ *./. The twang of a bow.

TWT a. m. A ivash ; bone ; spavin

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tf

Hadde mothre nihalnaf ( lii, ) To
break out in spavins and cedematons
swellings. ( met ) To adopt an evil
condnot,

i|^ 8, /. A bone ; tbe hard pari in the
centre of a caiTot or otber similar
root.

%^^\ adj. Bony.

%^an s. m. A caldron, an earthen pot
or boiler. Handa phoma, i?. a. ( lit.
To break the pot). To disclose a secret,
to let the cat out of the bag.

TWn i>. a. To banish, expel, drive
. out of a city, disgrace ( by public
punishment ) ; to move round,

nP^ilT I *. /. An earthen pot or
^^ y boiler.

%^ 9. m. Multiplication, interj. Ber

gone ! f y I

%nm «. ». To kill.

Xf«rT 8./. Murder, slaughter, killing,

slaying.

%mKl 8. m. A murderer, assassin,

wretch, villain, adj. Inhuman, bloody.

Y9IT^ 8. f. A murderes s , a female

murderer.

^JS8.m. Hand. %

^«l^i€t .«./. Name of a cut with the

. sword, which is intended to take off

or disable the adversary's hand.

V^VVt 8if, A handcuff, fetter, manacle.

¥^^^ 8. m. Habit, custom, knack,

Y^rw^'vn 8. m. Snack, share.

T^?C3 8* rn* A beater.

T'liit^T 8. m* A hand-barrow.

T^>rT9 8. f. A small cannon carried on

elephants, &c. '

T^«!t s.f. A female elephant,

^^Tt^ 8. m. A kind of firework.

T^^^C 8, m. Sleight of hand ( in d

money-changer ), clianging a good for

a bad rupee for the purpose of im-

position ; borrowing. Hath pher lemekf
To borrow.
lfv^^ 8. f. Strength of hand, force ;

dishonesty.
X^K^ 8. m. Amorous dalliance, toying ;

self-pollution, onanism.
¥«r^ *. /. A handle, a winch { o/a

epinmng-weel ).
Vtr9^ 8, m. A ceremony in marriage
among Htntfu^. ( The heads cf the
bride and bridegroom are joined palm
to palm with 8om8 fiour put between
them ).
T9T 8. m. A handle ; a shovel, a baker's

peel ; a sleeve.
vfiRrT 8. m. The ISth mansion of the
moon, Ooryus ; the breaking up of
the rains. HatAtyd M roA, The milky*
way.
nft^nfT 'o.a. To seiae.
Tftmn: 8. m.f. A tool, arms, weapon,

implements, apparatus.
¥ftr*ll^f^ adj. Armed.
▼ftnnKwnrm «. a. To arm.
yrlfi 8./. A brush for nibbing down
horses with, or rather a hair-glove ;
a rubber.
%^^ 8. m. A thief, a rohber.
^^^8.f. The palm of the hand*
^wt^t «./. Dexterity, art, skill.
'tpitfT 8. TO. A sledge-hammer,
vft^ 8. /. A small hammer.
H^ri: 8, fi Murder, slaughter, violence.
Tf^'Tmr V. n. To hesitate ; to be al-
armed or apprehensive, to shrink.
Tf^^iT^ 8. /. Scrupulousness, sbeep*

ishness, shyness.
Tfit^Tifl adj. Sheepish, shame- faced,

timid, bashful, scrupulous.
T'fT i' m* Killing, destroying ; injnri-
ing, hurting, striking ; (in Mrithmetit^
multiplication.

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tPc

^lin «. <t. To kill, to give a Wow, to
smite.

Xfi^tm s. m. To monkey chief HanuTwan,
the friend, ally, and spy of Ram-
Chandra^ in his invasion of Lanka.

%^ 8, m. A mnrderer, a slayer.

TT s. m. Act of suddenly snatching
with the mouth and swallowing,

VTiJFr adj. Quick. Rap-jhap Mana, To
eat quickly an d voraciously.

▼t|?T«irT1T V. n. To pant, to be out of
breath.

Tl^ adj. Ill-shaped, clumsy.

X^ 8. m. Vanity, egotism, arrogance,
pride.

^^ 8. m. A horse ; the yak.

^m^ 8. /. A plan t (Phy salts flexima) .

▼9^ 8, m, A prince of the Daityay who
during Brahma's sleep at the end of
a Kalpa stole the Veds ; in the reco-
very of them, he was slain by Vishnu^
after his descent as the Matsya or
fish Avatar.

^irriPfT s.f. The gum Olibnnum tree.

Vr 8. m. {In arithmetic), A divisor ; also
division ; a rogue, a wag ; a plough ;
a name of Afdhddeva. Harhhum ha
raj, A country or place in which in-
justice prevails. Barahhog, s. m. An-
archy, confusion, uproar.

X^Ms.m. (In arithmetic), A divisor;
also division.

^K^ 8. m. Blowing, blooming . delight,
joy, happiness, pleasure.

▼T^«rt v. n. To blow ( as a flower ) ;
to be delighted.

lfTf%pr adj. Pleased, delighted, rejoiced.

WT^ adj. Skilful, clever.

XX"^ 8. m. Theft, plunder, seizing, car-
rying ofif or away, taking away by
fofrce ; subtraction ; the hand ; semen
verile^ {in arithmetic) dividing, divi-

sion. Haran-dnJch, Tnking away or

dissipating grief or trouble.
^t«rT 8. m. A thief, a stealer, a talker

away.
ifxjum 8. /. Orpiment.
TT^ 8. m. A deer or antelope, hart.
%VM s. m. A stag, a buck, a male ante-
lope ; a pommel ( of a saddle), v. a.

To seize on, to take by force ; to

steal, spoil, plunder, take away,
^Kltt 8. /. A doe, a hind.
^X^Zf *. »». A fawn.
¥TTin^?t s.f. Name of a sour fruit

(Avetrhoa acida : Cicca disticha : Phyl-

lanthiis cher(mela).
¥T^^ adj. Stout, robust, active.
T^9^ *./. Robustness • thick -headed-

ness.
T^f^niK 8, w. The weeping Nyctanthes

{Nyctunihes arlor-tiHstis).
XKJ adj. Green, fresh, verdant.
T^ii: 8./. Greenness, freshness, verdure.
1?KT'TT «. a. To win, overcome, beat

(at cards) J to foil, worst, weary, tire.
iflVf^ 8. m. The advanced guard of an ^

army, the vanguard.
l?R^l'^ 8. m. A yellow and fragrant

sort of Sandal-wood.
Tfc^ 8. m. A deer or antelope, hart.
\fx^ s.f. A, doe, a hind ; a woman,

one of the four kinds, the same as

the Chitrini.
^Tvn adj. Green, of a green colour.
^f^Hm 8. m. Yellow orpiment.
^ftJUUTT 8. m. Blue vitriol ; a tur-
quoise ; an emerald.
Tft?^ «. >». The asterism Srai>dna.
Tft^T «- /. Turmeric.
^TkwiK 8. m. The town of Haridwar,

where the Ganges descends into the

level land of Hindustan.
yifV^r^ s. m. An emerald.

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^Tvn s. m. A worsliipper of Vishnu.
TftHfT 9, m. Adoration o^ Vi$hnu»
tHcitv 9, m. A green pigeon {Columba

kurriala ).
▼folT^ adj. Verdant, green , gragsy.
¥ff<IT^ 9. /. Greenness^ freshness,

verdure ;" grass.
T^lfift 9. /. Yellow or chebniic myro-

balan ( TerminaUa ehehula ) ; seven

varieties of tbis are distinguished.

T^TT I adj. Verdant, green ; a coward,
yfttmj ) arnn-away.

yfftm 9. m, A kind of paroquet.

it^T adj. Verdant. «. m. Vegetable,

verdure.
^V^it 8. /. A cane, staff.

%^ 9. m. An astringent nut, mjrobalan
{TerminaUa ehehula or oitrina ).

^wf 9. m» A thief, stealer, a taker away.

1^^ 9, m. Toy, mirth, pleasure, delight,
happiness.

yf^^} II. n. To blow ( as a flower ) • to
be delighled.

^ffljn a<^. pleased, rejoiced, happy,
delighted, gladdened^ made glad or
happy.

Vff^«? 9, m. Appearance or occurence of
happiness.

TIT 9 m. A plough ; the afterbirth; Kal
jota^ A tiller, a ploughman.

^nt^l f»dj. Light (in weight or character)
debased, moan, silly, easy, soft, cheap.
Halka karna^ To lighten, exonerate,
ease, assvage, debase, nbase, depre-
ciate, nffront. Hulka janna, To dis-
dain, disestooro.

^^flt*./. Lightness.

TW^T»fT II. a. To abet.

T^^T^W 9. m. Lightness, levity, vanity,
despicableness.

▼^^if u. a. To gather, to collect ,• to
I illow, to wave.

I^^rw «•/. Fright^ peiiurbation, hub.

bub, tumult, anarchy.
TVfi^ ^ m. A kind of poison ; the

jaundice ; a class of merchants, adj.

Yellow. \

T«^ 9./. Tnrmerip (Curcuma longa ).
XWtK\ «. n. -To toss or' tumble about^

to shudder in a fever^
TlpliW «./• Affabillity ; burry, per-
turbation, [dandle.
¥WTTf»if u. n. To amuse, play* with,
l^^TTWT 9. m. A ploughman.
Tir^nft «./. Tillage, ploughing,
W^IY9 9. m« A mortal poison.
T^riniT *. m. Poison.
Vil€l^ 9, m. Trembling through fever

or fear.
1F^^r«T«iT V. s* To shake (from ihe^

effect of an ague^ &c,); to tremble.

V, a. To shake, to cause to tremble.
ip^Tffwm 9. m. Poison.
IF^T^ ^« /• Sickness, disease ; an

agae.
^WTt#./. Ploughing.
T'JTifW 9. in. Poison.
1F(^^ 9. m. A herd ( of oxen ), drove;i

flock ( of eow9 )•
Tftr^PiT II. n. To nauseate.
■^^^T *. f». A wave, billow, surge.
1f^>rt n. <t. To collect, to gather.
YWT 9. m. Uproar, tumult ; Msault,
T^ '• fn* Sacrifice, offering, oblation,
"^r^ 9, m. An offering to the gods.
^TO adj. Laughing, smiling.
^?9W 9. m. Laughter, laughing.
^f^rt««/. Ridiculing,
^^iwf n. a. To make ( (me ) laugh, to

cause to laugh.
Y« 9. m. The band ; the thirteenth

lunar aslerism, designated by a hand,-

and containing five stars ; a cubi^

measured by the bftad and arm or

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i 64T ^

from Uie «UMm to fhe tip of the mid-
dle finger.

^fv 8. m. Ad elephant^

>ffi9l^« f. m. Iworj.

ippQiTt «. /• A female elephont ; a de-
scription of women, the worst of the
four olasses.

IfftHlf^ «• m. Ancient Delhi, the

. capital of Tudhishthir and his bre-
thren the remaias of which still exists

. aboat 57 miles north-east of the
modem city, on th«r banks of the old
channel of the Ganges^

^f%?f^ $.' m. The jnice that exndes
from an elephant's temples when in
tut.

Ipi^ 8. m. An elephant.

If^ 8. m. The eollar-bone, clayicle ; a
collar ( of gold or silver ^c. ) worn
ronnd the neck as an ornament*

^T (»dj. An interjection of weariness ;

of sorrow, pain ; an exclamation of

pleasure ; a term of reproach.
lf\ adif. Tea, ay, indeed, by the by,

forsooth ; here, hither, &o. Han

Tcdhna, To agree,
^^i 8./. Ory, call, bawling, calling to

( loud ) ; driving. KanJc mamaj To

bawl after, to call to.
"^mm v. a. To drive ; to bawl to.
.TiVHlfT^ 8. /. Uproar, ontcry,
l^^llft* «. w. Driving.

Y*^ «•/• A. vessel in which they make

8wet/n or vormicelli ; a sieve.
^I«i^ s. m, A shark.
^IfiT «. n. To wander, to ramble«

Zm^ { '•/« A pot, a caldron.

y^T^TT I Jt. n. To pant, to be ont of
Ttiiw J breath.

T*^ ». ♦». A duck, a goose, a swan.

yl# «./. Laughter, laughing, joke,

derision.

yl-^ adv. Yes.

T^Z \ 8- /. A mai'ket, a movable
^17 ) market or fair, a »hop.

-^Z s. m. A market-man.

^IV s. m. A bone.

Tl^^^l s. w. A plant ( Cistus qua-
dranyuUHs ).

yjci 8, m* The hand.

ifl^ *. TO. The hand ; a cubit ; pos-
session, power^

yw ^|Tf I V, n. To come into one's
poBs^s8ion or power, to be gained or
obtained.

Y^V ^TSi^l v, a. To leave ofif, refrain
from, desist, abandon, relinquish, re-
sign, oease • to salute by raising the
hand to the head ; to beat ; to giv#
aln^s.

y\^ ^"S ^WT «. a. To receive with
both hands open and stretched out
together.

▼Tw inr^inc KVTT «. n. To be very feeble^

yvj WK^ t.a. To subdue, to have poa--
session.

T^ wr^ x^K Kmnj 19, n. To be astonish-
ed ; to deny vehemently.

yi^ ^m «. a. To refrain, desist^ abs-
tain.

y\^ ^TCTT «. a. To relish, any food
exceedingly, to lick one's lips^

yv^ wwnit </. Expertneas.

yv^ ^yv u* a. To supplicate, intreat
earnestly.

TTW iiri^WT v. a. To give, bestow.

Ifm ^JZI 1^1 1?. n. To have the bands
defiled , to lose the power of tlie
hands.

VW ^T^RT V. <». To thurst or put the
hand («n or on), to md^edle, to interfere
{in) ; to encroach.

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tlK

yfp/t ^T V, a. To concern one^s self in
or abont ; to make a bargain bj taking
hold of the^hand of the other party
nnder a cloth* {A practice chiefly used
in eettling the piice of horsee and

jewele)'
yr^ iflm u. a. To be disappointed, to be

hopeless, to relinqnish.
ym «f ^^'H «.>. To hand a person.
yr^ ^np^T «. «. To come into onef^s pos-
, session.
^fT^ qwr^ w% CT1T «. n. To be helpelss,

to be unable to act.
ytn vmvni «. a. To ask, to beg.
yr^ ^t^ ^TO «TI% «. t». To be distressed

or confonnded.
Xlff ^\^ iS^TPiT «. <». To extend one's

business or schemes.
^fTW qh mK^ V. d. To strive, endea-
vour, strain, toil, struggle, v. n. To

be agitated ; to sprawl.
Tnr ^ *. w. Aslant (Pothoe).
m^^iwm «. a. To fence. [coa-x.

^nw Tfrcm v. a. To stroke, to caress, to
XV9 "^ft^J V. n. To be much engnged

in business, to have no leisure ; to be

poor or indigent.
%lff WT^T t). a. To endeavour to get
anything; to gain possession of the
property of others.
TT^ itM^TT «. a. To join the hands in

a suplicating posture.
^Tir iJott «. n. To acquire perfection

in any art by practice.
ITO 'H'lT «. «. To have the hands

wearied or fatigued.
Tnr^wm V. n. To regret, repent,

lament.
^Ttr unm V. a. To promise; to acquire,

to plunder ; to wound with a sword.
TT^ fR^m tj. n. To claim equality ; to

prepare, to wrestle.

%}V if fyfmj V. a. To possess, to hold In

subjection.
¥T^<t*»n V. a.. To prevent
▼TWif'im V, n. To oome to the hand,

to be got^ obtained, acquired.
TTW mmm ^. a. To put or thmst the

hand ( in \ to meddle (u»), to handle ;

to reprove, punish, torment; to be

employed in any business. [&c.

▼TW ^^SWT «. a. To refrain from giving,
TTWT 9' m. The hand ; possession, power.
▼lWT«ft^ s. /. A plant ( Lycopodium

imbricatum )•
XVtnwfis.f^ A sort of game.
▼Pnwtil-W^:^! V. n. To scuffle or a^mg-
gle together.
wi\ e. m. An elephant; the 18th

mansion of the moon.
l?T^f ?r s. m. Elephant's tooth, . ivory.
TT^f m i, m. An elephant-driver.
TT^ VW vrt v. a. To act in concon^

to pull together. r
TrtT vm arfv. Out of hand, overhand,

quickly, expeciitiously. Hmthon haih

le-jana, to carry away quickly, to

snatch away at once or suddenly.

TTW ) «. /, Loss, privation, deficiency,
^ifw ) haiTi), iiijnr\ , slaughter. Hmi,

adj. Occasioning loss.
Ti^Ks,/. A seed-bed ( or rather nur^

eery ) for sugarcane.

▼m > interj. Alas! aht #. /. A
^W%\^ J sigh. Ha« TOoi-wi, To sigh.

TmT #. iw. A year ; a sort of rice.

XIX s. m. A string or garland or neck«
lace of pearls &p. a wreath, a chaplet
( of flowers, worn as a necklace ) ;
a flock ( of cattle ) pasture. «./. Loss,
forfeiture, discomfiture, part, act.
Being overcome.

XXK *. m. ( In arithmetic ), A divisor,
also the denominator of a fraction.

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f^

TKir 8. m, A thief; a elie&t, a rogue ;

a gambler ; a tree ( Trophis cupera) ;

a plunderer, a ravisber, one who

carries off any thing ; (in arithmetic ),

a divisor.
ipiTi?tif 8. m. Gambling, hazard. Bar-

jit kamay To gamble.
TT^TT V. n. To be overcome, to be nn-

succeesfnl, to lose ( at play ), to be

tired out. v, a. To lose.
TPWIITT 1?. a. To give np a dispute, to

give up in despair, to acknowledge

all lost.
Tf^P&TrT 8. m. The weeping Nyctanthes

( Nt/otanthes arbor-tmiiB ).
^PCT ( In compos. ) denotes the performer

of any act, dealer in any article, as

lakar karoy A woodman ; mame-haraf

A striker.
^nj 8. m. A necklace of pearls, &c.
Vf^?m».?w. A green pigeon (Columha

huiriala). adj. Of a green colour.
▼T^ 8. m. A loser.
Ti^ 8, m. Affection, kindness.
TW g, TO. BderiG my rob dan.
V9 ndj. Quick. «. m. A Plough.
Vm^T V. n. To shake* [liquor.

^T^T s./. Wine, vinous or spirituous
▼T^T^^T 8. m. Shaking, agitatiou :

an earthquake.
^T^^^ y. m, A sort of poison.
^«fl^^^^ A\ m. A small black and

venomous snake.
^T'ST^^ s./. Wine, spirituous liquor.
Tlf^^T s. m. Cress, cresses ( Lepidum

sativum),
TR s. m. Any feminine act of amorous

pastime, or tending to excite amorous

sensations, coquetry, blandishment,

dalliance, airs.
^T^Hi^ 8, m. Dalliance, blandiahment,

charm, attraction, welcome.

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^TU s. m. Laughing, laughter.

Ti^«BT adj. Causing laughter, merry,
ridiculous.

TrRwrr «./. Laughter, mirth.

^T€t adj. Laughing, smiling.

vftl»T adj, Blephaatino, large, as big
as an elephant.

TTftmJ^ «. wi. Ancient 2)^ZA«.

yfj^adj. Laughable, rid«5uk)us. e. m.
Laughter, laughing, toirth. ^

Tr^ $. m. Flattery, importunity, ear-
nest fequeist, supplication. . Haha
khanOf To flatter, wheedle, intreat,
beseech, ad^. An interjection of
surprise, or giief or pain, alas J

^W^^ 8. m. The noise or uproar of
battle ; lamentation, sound of grief
or pity ; consternation.

fVif^ 8. m. A musical mode, sung in
the morning of spring.

f^^^ X. m» A Bifing, a cradle ; a song
describing 'the swing, and sung
during that exercise.

Vi^^ adj. Mischievous, Malignant',
ferocious, savage. 8. m. A beast of
prey • an enemy.

f?'€i 8. m. Injuring, hurtmg.

f^*€T 8. /. rnjury, mischief, &c. ;
slaughter, killmg, slaying.

fi?^T^ (idj. Mischievous, hurtful.

f^ adj. Mischievous, hurtful, injuri*
ous ; murderous ; formidable, terri-
ble J fierce, savage.

f^mv ». m. Beast of prey.

f^WT s.f. Hiccough.

f^f 8, m. AsafoBtida.

VI

Uwjm s. m. Vermillion.

fT^^IT w. n. To draw back from, to de-
cline, to shrink, to waver, to boggle.

t%^«inWT V. a. To jolt.

ff^r^i^CTT V. n. To doubt, hesitate, be
in suspense, falter.

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fWT

flf^fir^ «. /. Hesitation. Ktchkichi
bandhndy To gnash the teeth.

fm^ s.f. The hiccough.

f^^^r I. m. An hermaphrodite., an

eunuch.
f%^^ s. TO. Wandering, roaming.

f%^X $. m. Cuttle-fish bone, consider-
ed to be the indurated foam of the
sea ; a tonic, a stomachic.

ffH adj. Suitable, proper, fit, worthy,
right ; friendly, affectionate, kind ;
usefol. s. i». A good, a benefit ; loye,
friendship, affection, benevolence.

UnmK adj. Friendly, kind, favourable.
8. w, A benefactor.

fviirT<V f '• *«• -A. friend, benefactor.

fr^Wrtt «./. Friendship, love.

ff^^ adj. Friendly, favourable, doing
good to.

f^?T^^. m./. A friend.

ff Ir'ft adj. Seeking another's welfare.

T^cil^^fj 3, m. Friendly or proper advice.

fT'^'Vnr'n i>. n. To neigh.

fV^NlT 8./. Supplication, humility.

ff'tTTO 8.Tn. The marsby date tree (PhcB-
nix or Elate paludo8a ).

<V^ <^j' Indian, relating to India.

ff^ 8, m. An Indian, a gentoo ; (met)
a mole or look ( of a mistresa ).

JV^^ 8, m. A water-melon.

^V'^ s. m. A swing ; one of the musi-
cal modes.

Pfi *. m. Frost, snow ; cold.

fT^mx adj. Frigorific, cold.

f^^^adj. Cold, freezing, cliilly, fijosty.

ff^^^ 8. TO. The Uimalat/a range, of
monntains, which bounds India on
the north, and separates it fi'om
Tartary ; the Imaus and Emodns
of the ancients, giving rise to the 1
Ganges and Indus, and many other

cnnsiderable rivers, and contaimng
the highest elevations in the worid.

f^*TTf?ft 8. f. A sort of moonpiant.

ty^IT *. m. Hearty breast, mind, soul, Mle.

fy^TTW 8, TO. Courage, bravery.

fV^ ad^- The sound made when call-
ing cattle.

I 8, TO. Hei

I soul, life.

Heart, breast, mind

f^<^T^ 8. m. A defect in horses. ( it U
a feather or curling lock of hair on the
breaet, which ie reckoned unluclyfor
the ndet* ).

f^^ «. TO. A deer or antelope, hart.

f^^'lteT *. TO. A fawn.

f^rr«TT «. (I. To lose, to mislay.

tr^ «./. Shift, contrivance.

%«I*1T v.n. To writhe or suffer contor-
tions {from affliction or pain i chi^
applied to children ) .

f^^W^ r^fT u. n. To cling to

f^9»^^ 8. f. Agitation, fluctuation ; a
wave, a billow.

f^^^^ 8. TO. A wave, a billow, a surge.

fx«^^«lf x>. a. To agitate, shake, dis-
turb, perplex, -u. n. To fluctuate, to
waver.

ftp^niT t). n. To be hung on, to be
entantjled, to abhere, stick to ; to be
constant.

f^^r^jT V. a. To hang, suspend.

f^«tT 1?. n. To shake, be moved, be
agitaled, to move ; to be familiari£ed,
be tamed.

PnifiT'5J«n»n i>. «. To be mixed -, to be
intimate ; to be jumbled together.

fVW'fi'Pt 8. f A potherb (Hin^l^
repens ),

f%^m «./. A fish ( Clupea alosa ).

fv^T adj. Domesticated, tame, «. ».
Slime, mud.

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fr^T^ t^. a. To move, shake, agitate ; to
familiarize, tamo** to cause to swim.

fr^nf^irT od/. Amicable, attached.

fffHtKt #. w. A ware, billow, surge.

fipitftin*lf u.a. To heave, to rise {as
the see).

H^t^ V. n. To billow, to wave.

ft^Tf $. m. Courage.

fT€VT *. m, Imitatioii, copying ; conten-
tion, rival rj, emulation Miska k(xi*na,
To copy, imitate^ ape, vie (with),

iT^<iTf¥^^t «./. Mutual emulation.

<t emphatic affix or ad^et^b^ Very, ex-
actly, even, indeed, truly, only.

^ 8. m. AsafoBtida. Ring hagna, To

void by stool involuntarily ; {met.) to
piue.

^ff€>iT V. n. To neigh, to make a noise

(ae a horse when kicking),
itw s, m. Sickness at the stomach,

qualm ; disgust.
^^TYT s, m. A species of eunuch,
flf adj. Deficient, defective, litt'e, ab-

i&U»d ; left, abandoned, quitted ;

wasted, wom| decayed ; void of ,

free from.
T^^lft adj, Outcaste, vile, degraded.
^^^^ adj. Of alowcaste, outcaste, vile.
^K 8, m. Essence j pith, energy, vigour.

adj. Essential, pure. n. prop. Hero,

the celebrated mistress of Leader,

called by the Indians, Banjha,

^ . \ S, m. The diamond.

lft^T?fir s, TO. A kind of paroquet (Psita-
cms).

^^^W«. TO. A kind of chequered blan-
ket worn by mendicants.

^«T 3 *' ^* ^^^} slime, ooze.

^'%\ adv. An interjection of surprise,

(ahy ha I) an interjection of laughter,
(hi hi J).

^TC s, m. Uttering a menacing sound,

roaring, bellowing,
'j^^ «. TO. Pining ( partictdarly applied

to children separated from parents).
I^f^VT adj. Turbulent.
1^^ s.f. Turbulence.
T??^ «./. The twang of a bow.
J^ Iff ». TO. A kind of drum in form like

an hour-glass (generally played on by

hearers),
f^lV) «./.!A bill of exchange. Hiindi-
^^ J waly An exchange merchant.

I^THTfT s. TO. Contract for transporta-
tion of goods, includnig the payment
of duties.

f VC *. TO. A wolf.

y^T^iT ) «. TO. Exchange, or price paid
lF^«lTi J for a bill of exchange.

f'sft *./. A bill of exchange.

f^^r^ s. TO. An exchange merchant.

f2l adj. Offered with fire, burnt as an

oblation, s. m. Oblation,
f ^l^T s, TO. A sort of vegetable,
f If < s. TO. A plant (Cleome viscosa).
f^^HI s.f, A dancing girl, a whore, a

courtezan, a harlot,
f^t s.m. Dispersion (of an army, an as-

wnbly, ^c), general jail- dele very,
J^\ g, ni. A stone on which sandalwood

is ground.
T^^l'rf V, a. To set on (tft a dog on a

bull ), to instigate, to halloo on.
f^l^BTT 1), n. To be rejoiced, pleased de-
lighted,
f fr^mi r. a. To cheer, rejoice, deligt,

exhilarate, gladden.
imwfs,/. Snuff, s. TO. Alacrity, joy,

gladness,
f Iff *. TO. Alarm, tumult, uproar, co»i-

motion, bustle, disturbance, riot.
15 (I) am. adv. Too, also, yes well,

very, exactly.

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T^'iTit !?. a. To make the sound koon,

in anger, from fear, or as an incanta-
tion, (fee.

T^^t 8 m. Uproar.

1^ 8,/. Pain, stitch, ache, shooting
pain, twitch, "BLuk-huh-kar rona^ To
To weep with sobbing, or with
repeated burstings forth.

1^'iTT D. a. To miss, to err, to mistake.

JJ^^ } *'^' Striving, wrangling.

l^«f 8, 772. A {Madras) coin, called also
a pagoda*

i^m 8. f. A thrust, stab, an attack,
Htti dena, d. c». To goad, thrust,
push, drive, impel, urge.

^^^\ V. (t. To goad, thrust, push, drive
{an elephant),

1^ g.m. Report, rumour, popular fame ;
a storm ; pageantry ; ostentation.

^^ I 8. m. The heart; the mind,

%J^^ J the faculty or seat of thought
and feeling ; knowledge.

"^ adj. Pleased, glad, delighted ; laugh-
ing, smiling. [and happy.

H^^ udj. Well-conditioned, well fed

^ A vocatife particle. O ! a participle
of calling out to, or challenging.

^ «. m. A hnrrow.

%Z adt). Below, down, nnder.

%arr adj. Indolent, pu^illanimons, cow-
ardly, low.

■^nnr «. m. Cowardice.

^?r \ 8, m. Cause, origin, motive,
^g \ meaning, object, intention,

theme, reason, account.
%»? 8, m. Gold. .

#«?f[Z 8, m. One of the ranges of moun-
tains dividing the known continent
xinto nine Varshae : this range is the
»econd south of Ilavrita, or the
c^tral division, and is immediately
to tx^ north of the Htma/ayo, form-

ing with it the boundaries of t]i>
Kinnar Varshanis [plant.

^'nft^ 8, /. A medicinal sort of moon*

%«Tn^ 8. TO. The thorn-apple.

%HmK 8. m. Blue vitriol.

%mw( 8. m. The cold season wjnter, the
two months A^'ahayana ond.Poud/iO,
or about November- December.

%^^T «. a. To look after, to observe,
see ; to search for, to hunt, chase^
pursue, catch, stop.

^*rt i>. n» To swim,

%m\ s.f. Wanton dalliance, lasciviouii
endearmciit • disrespect, contempts

#^T «n«if «. a. To shove, launch, dasb
. through water.

^l «, w. A harrow.

Tlf 8. m, A horse.

i5t A vocative, particle, Ho f

^^r«iT V. n. To have gone to and
retui-ned.

Tf^iT V. n. To pant, to puff and blow.

<te 8. m. The lip.

^tz\ 8.f, The bit of a bridle.

^5f ad\i. Through, by.

it^^TT «. w. To be finished.

^ ^«fT i>. n. To have happened, to
become.

^7 «. m. The lip.

^■y a./. A wager, an agreement, a
bargain, a bet. Hor 'h(%dna^ To wager,
bet, &c. Ho/* handhnfi^ To bargain,
&c. Hor lagana, u. a. To wager ; to
make an agreement, i?. n. To be
positive, obstinate, or perverse. Kor
harna^ To lose a wager, &c.

^^^ 8, m. Talc, mica.

^ir *. A Ability, means.

^cj^ «. m. Predestination, destiny.

it^l^m «./. Fate, destiny.

^?IT 3. w. Wealth.

iflcil wrm 5. m. Coming and going.

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Ttii ddv. In the being, during, in the
presence.

ftiT i\^ ckIv. Gradually.

TftiT i>. n. To be, to exist, to become,
to belong, hare, serve, answer,
accrue, come, do, stand ; to die. «• m.
The being or becoming.

•^▼TT a<if . What is to happen ; pos-
sible, feasible, hopeful.

f^\^ s. m. Bnrnt-offering, the casting
of clarified butter, &c. into the
sacred fire, as an offering to the gods,
accompanied with prayers or invoc-
ations, according to the object of the
sacrifice;

^«jjn «. ^. To perform the sacrifice
of the hom^

%^^ 8. rru The offerer of an oblatioft.

^^T s, m. TThe chickpea havmg been
parched in the pod,

Tt^ *./. The great festival held at
the approach of the vernal equinox ;
the song which ia »""« during the
festival.

^ €l1T «. /- To be completed.

■ft^ «./. Desire, ^vish, want, ambition,
lust. Efouns kai^a. To desire.

^^T «. m. Cupidity, covetousness,
greediness.

^S adj. Gently, slowly.

Vt^ d. Tw. A bugbear, a hobgoblin.

y^ s, m. A deep lake, a large or deep
piece of water.

%^ adj. Short, low in stature ; shorty
as a vowel

"^ The thirty-fourth consonant of the
Nagan alphabet, and pronounced
as ksh,

'^t^t'r s. m. Consumption.

^^ 8, m. A measure of time equal to I

four minutes ; a moment or instant.

adv. For a moment. [ment.

^^«iT«r ado Momentary, but for a mo-
^^l'?!^ a Id. a minute afterwards, the

next moment.

. I ^^* Momentary, transient.

^^ s» m. A man of the second or mili-
tary and regal class-
^^ adj. Able, adequate ; fit, appropriate,

suitable, proper. «, iw. Propriety, fit-
ness.

^^^^ V. a. To pardon, to forgive.

'^HT «./. Patience, forbearance ; paidon,

forgiveness.

^•TT^W I adj. Patient, enduring, for-
^TT'H'l J bearing.

^^ 8, m. Loss, waste, destruction, re-
moval, &c. ; a destruction of the
universe ; consumption ; f?ickness in
general; decay, wastin^r nway ; {in
algebra) negative quantiiy, tuinus.

^q^r^ 8. m. The end of all filings, the
period of destruction.

^?T^T^ «. m. A consumptive or phthi-
sical cough. [ talis ).

^^'nfipft *./. A plant ( Celtis Orien-

^^fTJ 8, m. The wind that is' to blow
at the end of the world.

^irftT 8. m. Consumption.

^tTV'rl' } Con«nmptive. hectic.

^^V^nqf 8. /• Total loss, ruin, des-
truction. [ tire,

wS\ cKij. Wasting, decaying ; consump-

^fl^JT*./. A kind of rice.

^\^ adj. Patience, forbearance, en-
durance.

m^ s. m. Salt ; ashes ; borax, borate of
soda ; alkali, either soda or potash ;
caustic alkali ; one specied of cautery ;
a factitious or medicinal salt, com-
monly called black salt.

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^^^ ». m. Applying caustic alkali ;
(l^pU infei^naliB) to proud flesh, &c.

^IT^ftiiVT 5. /. Saline soil, especially an
impare saiphate of soda.

^TK \^ 8, m. A salt or alkaline flavour.

^y\T^ s. m. Any tree yielding abun-
dant potash, as the plantain^ &c.

f^fir 8. /. The earth, loss, destruction,
wane ; the period of the destruction
of the universe.

f^fiiqifl 8, m. A king, a prince.

^^ adj. Thin, emaciated, feeble, slen-
der ; wasted, diminished, worn away ;
destroyed, lost ; poor, miserable.

^nRU a,/. Slenderness, delicacy ; thin-
ness, emaciation ; diminution, decay.

^'Ifm tfrf;. Wasted, decayed.

^ws^fiff adj. Week, feeble, impotent.

^K 8. w. Water ; milk.

^^ ^ftlirr ./. A drug, and one of the
eight principal medicaments, of the
Hindus : it is a root from the Hima-
laya.

^^iif?V 8. m. A precious stone, des-
cribed as a milky crystal {opal or
cat' 8 eye?),

^0 a(^. Milky, yielding milk ; having
milk. 8. m. A sort of Mimaeopg.

"^Kt^ 8. m. The sea of milk, one of the
seven aeas surrounding as many
worlds.

^ adj. Small, little ; mean,low ; mean,
niggardly, avaricious ; poor, indigent.

^ip^T «./. Smallness, minuteness ; infe-
riority, insigniflcaace, meanness.

^?rTfl adj. Simple, silly, ignorant.

^Z^ 8. m. A minor disease, one of
the little importance.

^WT »./. Hunger.

^f^ 1 '*^^* Hungry, hungered.

^t «. m, A razor ; a horse's hoof.

^'Ct «./. A knife.

^ #• m. A field ; a wife ; s pure or

sacred spot, a place of pilgnmage,

as BenareB, &c. ; plane figare^ geo*

metry ; a diagram.
^H adj. Clever, dexterous, skilful;

a husbandman, &c. «. m. The soul,

the emanation of the diTinity resid*

ing in the body.
^ir#in 8. m. The boundaries of I mei-

dow or field, or holy place.
^ |. m. Sorrowing, nioaning.
^7 9, m. Throwing, castmg (ti triik'

metic) additive quantity, oddendum.
^^^ 8. m. Throwing, casting.
^ adj, Happy, well, prosperous, rijjii,

4&C. 8. m. Happiness, well beiig;

final enuincipation or eteraal h^ipi-

ness ; the proper term oi civil adtto

u> a Vyea.
^iT^nc ddj. Propitious, conferring bppi-

ness or good fortune.
^^V\ adj. Happy, prosperous,
^wt. A The earth.
^ 8, m. Honey i a flower {U\M(i

champaca). [ingeneriL

^K8.nu Shaving the head; shifing
^Km 8. m. A barbar.
^0 «./. A razor,
^ifT #./, The earth.
V(H« 8. m. The surface of the earth.

«!? \ «•'»• A king, a prince.

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