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KANNADA-ENGLISH

SCHOOL-DICTIOIARY

chiefly based on the labours of the
Rey. Dr. F. Kittel

BY THE

Rev. J. BUCHER.

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PREFACE.

The present work is designed to form a companion volume
to the well known and much appreciated English-Canarese
School-Dictionary, compiled by the Rev. F. Ziegler, The publi-
cation of a Kannacla-English School-Dictionary has for a long
time been a deep-felt desideratum, as the two smaller editions
hitherto extant have but insufficiently served their purpose. The
stupendous work of the Rev. Dr. Kittel, the eminent lexicographer
of the Kannada language, whose unremitting labours have set a
permanent literary monument to the language, standing out in
bold features of historical, etymological and philological, critical
researches for guidance and instruction to litterateurs sti-iving
after Kannada embellishment and scholarship, held out promising
inducements and marked facilities to undertake this work which
is chiefly based upon it.

Plan and arrang-ement : To add to the usefulness of the work
and to facilitate its use, I deemed it fit to indicate the principles
that have been adopted in arranging the matter and when
launching on new methods I have attempted rather to err on the
side of cautious adherence than on the side of hasty innovation.

I. Orthography : a. Obsolete Letters. These are ea* and C3<,
now universally represented by 5 and f, and have been put in
parantheses immediately after the words in which they occur to
give an insight into their different origin and meaning.

N. B. The double consonant 5^ has been brought to its proper
place and is invariably to be looked up under the letter ^.

h. Sonne. The method of using bindu or sonne indiscrimi-
nately before classified (^(jarglya) and unclassified (cwargiya)
letters sanctioned by former lexicographers, grammarians and
time-honoured practice, has uniformily been adopted, though at

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IV PREFACE.

variance with the laws of etymology. These laws have not
seldom to give way to usage and well-established practice. But,
though this convenient mode of representing by sonne the letters
n, n and m, when followed by consonants of their own class, and
the nasals n, and n has been adhered to, the alphabetical order
of words has been maintained uninfringed. Words in which
the Sonne occurs, appear now in their proper place in the alpha-
bet. This may at the beginning occasion a little embarrassment
to those who are accustomed to look up this class of words at
the head of each letter, but all difficulty will with practice
disappear.

c. Orthography proper is yet a neglected field of study.'
The colloquial language, legitimately abounding with provincial
peculiarities, dialectical whimsicalities and vulgar inelegancies,
must ever differ from thfe written language. The lingua litera
should possess a uniform system of spelling, which it has in some
respects not yet accepted, but approving of various spellings as
authors think fit. The four short vowels a, e, i, ii, for instance
promiscuously interchange in words like: ^ocSo^, ^a^, ^o:5iS, ^

uj^, ^s:<o^o, etc or ^f^^i ^^ ^, ■c'S "^j ^ta^i ^tc or k)oa^,

-«?o, -^, -^, etc. . . .or esL^j, e)S;?^oo, ©si^o, ©ig, etc. . . .or ^XS, ^m s,
elA S, '<%-R S, etc. As most of these forms occur in books, news-
papers and documents, they demand the same attention of being
embodied in the vocabulary which is a mere encumbrance to the
student. Hence a standard orthography is greatly desired.

II. CompoiiiKis. This class of words is very numerous
in the Kannada language and materially contributes to its
copiousness. The largest number of compounds has been re-
ceived from the ductile, flexible and infinitely copious Samskrita
language, so peculiarly adapted to form numberless compounds.
All compounds, irrespective of their origin, whether of pure
Kannada, of Samskrita, of Tadbhava or of any other tongue,
have been treated alike, and subordinated to leading words — a
hyphen denoting the division of the members of the compound.
Many compounds and especially Kannada compounds, as ^^j^&.

PREFACE. V

£3^^uo , dc20©, etc., bad in many instances to be introduced as
independent words wben tbe eupbonic cbanges effected in com-
bining the separate parts would involve too great a task to
recognise tbem. Botb Samskrita noun-compounds, as of e5'^^, e?^^,
=5:^F, S)?», etc., as well as adjectival and adverbial compounds,
as of ?sS, ^^, «?»"^, ?^-^5 etc., have been treated in this manner,
provided the phonetic changes caused by the sandhi of the two
words remained unmodified. Where a phonetic change or an
elision or a permutation of letters took place the compound
was treated as a separate word.

III. Derivatives: a. Unusual Derivatives. It should be
borne in mind that there is, logically speaking, a vast class of
derivatives formed by adding to a primary root etymological
terminations, inflectional affixes, etc., . . .e. g. ^s added to ^^ = '^(S
^, ■^jt^=.^js'^'^; or ?jJ added to ^fj = ^^7i:i, o«>=S'^?ij; or f^^
added to ^oz:):i=-^osZ^^ e£)oa!o=e9os5^, £A3t5o= eroS^; or ^o added to
as^o=(35^o^j) S3S? , Zji)=Zj6^-, etc. These being difficult to trace
to their original constituent parts have, of course, been consi-
dered as underived and treated accordingly.

h. Proper derivatives of abstract and personal nouns, where
no hazy uncertainty is felt, terminating in -^^, -^^, -ii, -tSo^,
-7^t3, -a^Bf, -sSjsot:^, -f^J^, -cs'd, etc. have consistently been added
on to the primary word. In incorporating these derivatives
the same method has been employed as with the compound.

Verbal Derivatives of unfrequent occurrence terminating in
-f^?jo, as ^J3?b?ij, TjoiM^Tio, ?3^?So?jo, etc. have been exhibited under
the primary words tfjsgr;, rioija?^, ;6^?^, etc., however with the
alteration of writing the whole word in full to avoid ambiguity
and confusion. Verbs of great importance and frequent usage,
as: <TSiS?7jj, ^€?jo, JjJ^pjo, £3j3?9?jo, etc., have been introduced as in-
dependent words.

IV. Homonyms, of which the Kannacla language embos-
oms a good number, have occasionally been split up under two
or three heads, when they obviously and intelligibly belong to
different roots bearma- the characteristics of distinct derivation.

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?IomonymoLis roots involving the sense of a uoun, of a verb and
even eventually of an adverb, as '^'oyj^, ^sg., ^y,??, ^jtri^o, 5o<^-rf, etc.
have been treated under one head with their respective gram-
matical signs.

V. Grammatical significations. For a School-Dictionary
it is a most important feature to indicate the parts of speech, the
determination of which cannot be loft to the discretion of the
pupil. The abbreviated grammatical signs have been added
after the Kannada word. The treatment of the* Samskrita
different verbal derivations that have not yet assumed a definite
part of speech in Kannada has been made subject to the same
method adopted by reliable Samskrita lexicographers. The
abbreviation for ''causative verb", with which the Kannada hmgu-
age can be marvellously enriched, has been expelled as fallen into
disuse and where necessary substituted by "y. t.'' The grammati-
cal signs are only added to the leading word and not to com-
pounds or derivatives being in most cases self-evident.

VI. English equivalents. Special attention has been
paid to the rendering of the English equivalents. Brevity and
conciseness have systematically been aimed at in order to give
a ready-made coin. Considerable pains have also been taken to
contract and condense the equivalents into as fe\v groups as
practicable to facilitate comprehension. Another effort has been
made while arranging the several meanings in order to indicate
their actual growth and development, beginning, if possible, with
the primitive meaning suggested by etymology. It has also been
found recommendable not to adduce too many English equiva-
lents to facilitate the choice of the most appropriate one.

VII. Origin of words. The Kannada language is one
of the principle representatives of the Dravidian language-family
in South-India spoken by upwards of 10 millions. It is however
to be remembered that the language, as in fact all languages,
being in constant transition and permutation, does not only
comprise Dravidian elements but has absorbed various alien in-
gredients. The most prominent and at the same time formative

PREFACE. VII

and constructive factor in the language is the Dravidian which
forms the solid groundwork determining the declensional and
coujugational and other inflections and supplying the more
common, homely and familiar words, as sorJo, ^?^o, ^jb?z13, ^j3?aj;
Sj^, ^y„ de3js?; t5o^, ^o?i: ^oed, "^^-R, etc. Next we have the
Saihskrita element which has had a great influence upon the
language in enriching its vocabulary, in augmenting its synonyms
and in ennobling its composition. The introduction of Saiiiskrita
words dates back to the contact of the Dravidians with the
Aryans and supplied the language with almost all its abstract,
religious and scientific terms. The Dravidian words are for every
day events and natural feelings, while the Samskrita arc elegant,
dignified and artificial, fitted for rhetoric, subtle disputation and
the profound expressions of philosophy. Many have retained
their unaltered Samskrita form, whereas others have changed so
as to suit the Kannada tongue. The latter class are called
Tadbhavas. Next we have a good number of Hindustani and
Mahrati words, chiefly relating to feudalism and^ militia, whose
introduction is due to the Moghul and Mahratta conquests of
Kannada districts. Some few Portuguese expressions have found
their way into the language too, as <^o-Rj^^, ^o,^??^o, etc. from the
Portuguese period. Finally the English language has also com-
menced to contribute its mite mainly relating to education,
jurisprudence and revenue. Some have already become home-
words and, as time advances and a smattering of mispronounced
English diffuses into the masses, it is but natural that this
process of assimilation continues at even a more extensive rate.

To bring out this feature conspicuously it has been thought
desirable to mark with the initials of the respective language
the words migrated from. The carrying out of this principle
has sometimes met with considerable difficulty with regard to
words, doubtless of Samskritic origin, but which had come into
Kannada through the medium of another Indian language, as
s. rf'5'T;sS)=h. J^?Jot) = ]j:, uiTjS: s. ^o^ru = in. ^ocT5^(1 = k. ^-ioA; s. ^3jru =
h. ^si|.=k. "^tiS- In such cases the greatest probability has

VIII PREFACE.

always carried the decision, as no comparative philological
studies could be made. It has been the compiler's aim to
attain to utmost accuracy with pure Kannada and pure Sarh-
skrita words, whereas with Tadbhavas such an exactitude was
unattainable.

As ancient classical literature is extensively read in schools
and colleges a considerable number of obsolete and obolescent
words principally occurring in Jaimini Bharata and other
poetical works prescribed have been inserted and marked by the
letters a. k.

VIII. Fusion of elements. The foreign words that
have come into the language do not stand by themselves as an
independent class but have become Kannadasised subject to
Kannada laws and analogies. But, notwithstanding this meta-
morphosis the borrowed words, taken as a class, have a peculiar
character which separates them even to the feeling of an un-
educated Kannada man from the Dravidiau stock, thus giving to
the language a somewhat heterogeneous aspect. But a still
more serious disadvantage is the necessity of expressing new
ideas either with the help of Samskrita or English. The expres-
siveness and suggestiveness of these terms are hidden from
those who are unacquainted with Samskrita and English, and
thus the language suffers in its power of quickening and origi-
nating thought.

IX. Conclusion. To secure the greatest possible accur-
acy and perfection the manuscript copy was, before its print,
placed into the hands of R. Ry. Bh. Shiva Rau, the experienced
and learned corrector of the Basel Mission Press, whose thorough
acquaintance with the great work of Dr. Kittel in having carried
it through the press has enabled him to make some valuable
suggestions and not a few additions, for whose liberal services
the author is under great obligation. My thanks are also
due to the Kanarese Pandit B. Rama Krishnaya, Munshi of the
G. M. High School Mangalore, who assisted in reading the
proof-sheets, and also to Mr. T. Mabeu, Assistant Teacher, G. M.

PREFACE. IX

High School, for a list of legal terms. The printer and publisher
deserve also a vote of thanks.

In conclusion the author desires to express his profound
admiration for the supreme Kannada scholarship of Dr. Kittel's
work.

Though the compiler is more sensible of the deficiencies and
shortcomings of this work than any other person can be, he does
not hesitate to confidently commend it to the public, for whom
it will jDrove both instructive and useful, and he will be amply
rewarded for his night-labours bestowed upon it by its appreci-
ative and extensive use.

Hints and suggestions for improvement and enhanced
efficiency will readily and thankfully be received.

Mangalore, January 1899.

J. Bucher.

List of Abbreviations.

a. = adjective.

abl. = ablative.

ace. = accusative.

ad. = adverb.

a. k. = ancient Kannada.

arilh. = arithmetic.

chr., Christ. = Christian.

cf. = confer, compare.

conj. = conjunction.

Cpd. = compound or Cpds. compounds.

dal. = dative.

decl. = declension.

dem. = demonstrative.

dtipl., dpi. = a couple of words used to

make the idea more impressive, as:

=5^*45?'5', 53j3;^*:^, etc.
e. = English.

e. g. = exempli gratia (for example).
esp. = especially.

etc. = et caetera (and so on).

f. = words of foreign derivation, i.e.
Tamil, Telugu. Malayalam, Portu-
guese, Latin, Greek, etc.

f. = feminine.

fig. = figuratively.

fr. — from.

fut. = future.

gen. = genitive.

g., gram. = grammar.

h. = Hindustani. Persian, and Arabic.

lion, = honorific.

i. e. = id est (that is).

imp. = imperative.

int. = interjection.

i7iter. = interrogative.

lit. = literally.

loc. = locative.

k. = (pure) Kannada.

m. = Mahratti words.

iV. = Xamc; proper name.

n. = noun.

neg. = negative.

P. p. = Past participle (P. ps. = Past
participles).

111. = plural.

pref. = prefix.

prep. = preposition.

pres. = present.

pro. = pronoun.

q. V. = quod vide (which see).

veil. — reiteration, i. e. a couple of words,
the first of vfhich is rendered more
impressive and powerful by the second
one which is however meaningless by
itself, e.g. eja ?da . y^j^^^^o, etc.

rep. = repetition, i. e. the act of repeat-
ing the same word twice or thrice,

e. a. <>ioJo3, aid O , ZutJjs.io., oitf:3d:«o.
" = ^ (V,' iJ id'

z&jsz^ !3x::S, Xra ^os^. , etc.

s. = (pure) Sariiskrita.

s. =sub, under.

sing. = singular.

tb. = tadbhava.

V. i. = verb intransitive.

V. t. = verb transitive.

= equal (in meaning).

t£' = and.

-. = hyphen, indicating that the princi-
pal word is to be prefixed in the case
of compounds and derivatives.

KANNADA-ENGLISH

S CHOOL-DICTIONAEY.

^ — ^ ' ro

©

^. The first letter of the alphabet. 2,
a short vowel inherent in every con-
sonant. 3, a termination denoting
etymological functions in declensions
and conjugations, as a. 1st pers. pi.
imp. cojsorijs, b. gen. sing. ?^^^, etc.
4, a negative prefix to nouns derived
from Sanskrit, as eso^JS^rt. unworthy
(fr. oSja^n-). Before a vowel es be-
comes «icS*; thus «s-e5o;^= w^o^ end-
less.

€9o. A termination used in declension
and conjugation in ancient Canarese.
2, cop. conj. both, and, also.

©c^, e5o€ s.Ji. Apart, share, portion.
2, a fraction (arilh,). 3, a degree of
latitude or longitude, -z^^- An astro-
logical diagram.

eScB'S s. n. A part. 2, a kinsman, co-
heir, [sub-division.

SSoaDO^ s. n. A part of a portion; a

©0^0(=5ioZ^ 2) s. 71. A ray of light. 2,
the sun. 3, light, splendour. 4, a
point, -tsso. A collection of rays.

-qSrf. The sun. -sSj^^id. The plantain.
-SjsO, -3o^. The sun. -Sj^d. Halo.

&o'^0^ s. n. Cloth, dress. 2, fine
cloth.

e5o?j s. n. The shoulder, shoulder-blade.
-'^jshi. A bull's hump.

©o?rf£) s. a. Strong, stout, lusty.

ess k. int. expressing admiration, con-
tempt or jest.

55^ s. n. Pain, trouble; sin.

©S'ti s. a. Bald-headed.

eS^U, ©S'U^y, ©^6rok. int. Alas! oh!

©"i^WS^U k. a. Frightful. 2, adverse,
contrary.

C9^&3O30?ci0 k. «. ». To become warped
(leather).

CS'tJ s. a. Handless, maimed.

eS'S'sr^n s. a. Not to be done, impro-
per.

ef^T^or s. a. Without work. n. Crime.
-^. Neuter or intransitive (verb, g.).

tS'^iS)o'^ a. a. Stainless, spotless, pure.

eS^C,^ s. n. Purity, innocency.

o

'' e?^i '"'

es#ibej^ iiJ^Tdsi)!^. '^b^i^b^ f< 'n. A gold

or silver smith.

e£>5'?33, §. ©5;^. ^. e5^;da, ^ s. ad. By
6 6 (i — ^

chance, suddenly, unexpectedly.

653'^?^^'^ k. n. Excessive tickling, a.

Too much. 2, disrespectful.
e^s'^j s. n. The letter 55.
e55T)'dr© s. a. Causeless.
©^O'rf^o h. a. Tain, useless.
?£^D'ZZC^ s. n. A term with final a.
e£)^cdor s. «. An improper act.
©5i)e^ s. n. Inauspicious time. a. Un-
seasonable. -^iti. Fruit out of season.

-SJodr?. Untimely death.
©•S-ce:^?^ s. a. Very poor.
eS^'o^ei s. a. Not crooked, upright,

honest.
eS'S'oZJO s. n. Gold, silver.
^"^j&TjSid s. n. The ocean. 2, the king

of tortoises supposed to uphold the

world; a big tortoise.
&^\^n s. a. Undone. 2, criminal, n.

What ought not to be done. 2, a

crime.
e95'\si "S^^or s. a. Guiltless.

©^^ k. n. An elder sister. -:Sonoijrfo.

Elder and younger sisters.
e9^,8l . ess' 'rfJj k. n. An affectionate

mode of addressing an elder sister.
©'5', 2d k. n. "Wonder, surprise. 2, envy.

a. Wonderful, curious.

c
e9^,S, ?5ujS, k. 71. A furrow between

two others of a main crop.
esS.ci^S'.Ei n. Deceit in words, etc.
©S'.rf k. n The close adhesion of the

c

woof and warp in the web of a loom.
e9^,c3^o, e?^^^res3. tb. of e^slrae3.
eSS^SO k. n. Wonder, surprise.

e5^,IJ {(h. of ^* ^ »• A letter of the
alphabet.

©^^•rf, ep^^ri-i, ©s'^St?, es^TJo (tf=e5)

k. >!. Attachment, afi'ection, love.
55^^^. SP^^tJo (ci=e5) k. ii. Necessity.

2, occasion; need, want. 3, desire.
e95^_;e'*'5 k. 7i. Anlhemis pyrethrum, used

for coughs, asthma, etc.

e£)^,7j k. n. Love, passion.

es^^^dsCA. = is^^On, q. V.

e5Sj?3D«? f. n. The workshop of a

goldsmith. 2, a goldsmith.
e9^,<^?jj, S9^0i'w'?jJ k. r. t. The muscles

of the stomach to contract from

hunger. 2, to fear. 3, to flinch.
©S'ai'rfj a. k. V. i. To ooze, flow, run

down, as tears, etc.
©■§•. k. n. Raw rice deprived of its husk;

-rt:oJ . Rice-water; for cpds. see ^^

©■S%?ii a. k. V. t. To digest.

^3^0j, e9S'o,o a. k. V. i. To subdue.

2,"to seize. 3, fut. of '^rij, it will

become.
e9^0ja?jJ a. k. r. i. To become small.

[come.

693^ pas< genoid of 55^J.. May it be-

eSSjTiis. n. Confusion, irregularity; sin.

e5^j3j"rf a. Gentle, n. Krishna's uncle
and friend.

es^jsje^ itb. of ts^vS ?W) n. A large, nut-
bearing tree.

es^. s. 71. A die for gambling. 2, the
axle of a wheel. 3, the eye. 4, an
organ of sense. 5, knowledge. 6, the
soul. 7, a lawsuit. -;S^a?odJ. N. of
a festival. -siJseS. A rosary.

^^. 4. 85^, i. ©Sv csS. a. Not crushed,
whole. 71. Raw rice generally mixed
with turmeric and used for religious
ceremonies.

e£)^. cdo s. a. Imperishable, incxhausti-
ble. -sc^i). An inexhaustible vessel.
2, the 60th year of the Hindu cycle.

es^o^^rfo. = f^^^^

errs) a

ess', TJ s. n. A letter of the alphabet. 2,

eternal beatitude. 3, penance. 4,

the sky.
©■§-, s. n. The eye. -djj?rt. Eye-disease.

-cfj5?5jj. Eyelash.
e95^> oorS s. ?i, A largo army consisting

of elephants, chariots, horse and foot.
5953^ k. int. expressing abhorrence or

disgust.
eSSDorf s. a. Undivided; entire, whole.
5f)iDorfre s. 11. Non-refutation. 2, time.
59330^;^ s. a. Unbroken. 2, continuous.

3, unrefuted.
«55OT;g s. a. Not dug. n. A natural pond.
^5J^':i.o s. a. Uneatable, unfit to be

eaten.
e£)a)?:^jS. a. Not distressed, not wearied.
??£)£; s. a. Without a gap; entire, whole,

all.
©A s. a. Not moving. n. A tree; a

mountain.
e9A£io k. r. t. To press firmly, compress,

squeeze down.
©A&iD^ s. n. Parvatt, the daughter of

Himalaya.
5£)Ai^0 k. n. Viciousness, meanness, a.

Wild, untamed, -ofj- Mischievoasness.
e5Ar5 {Ih. of S3r(Faj) n. A wooden bolt

to fasten a native door.
©ArS^s. a. Uncounted. 2, innumerable.
©a:^, ©Aii k. n. The act of digging.
e9A®o s. M. Necessity, want, need. a.
Wanted, necessary. -^i)f\. Necessari-
ly, urgently, positively.
SSaoJ s. a. Free from disease, healthy,
n. A medicine, esrsdo^sac!. A physician.
SSXa m. a. Altogether, wholly; quite.

SSAyT^ s. u. The mountain supporter,

Vishnu.
557^33 k. n. A ladle of cocoanut shell.
59a2^?S) s. 11. The mountain-splitter:

Indra. 2, a hatchet.
?£)a^ s. rt. Not going, n. A tree. 2, a

mountain.

55a^Jq s. a. Inaccessible, unattainable.

SrAlJo 1. k. 11. Dandruff.

^ATJd 2. s. n. The balsam tree which

yields Bdellium, Amyris agallocha.

-Aot^. A yellow fragrant wood.
55 a£^ k. n. Expansion, space, extent. 2,

width, breadth. 3, far distance, a.

Broad.
49a e3^ k. n. Separation.
e9Ae3rjO (/"»■. Brtejo) k. v. t. To remove.

2, to separate, disunite.
©ACJO k. V. i. To separate from, quit,

part, leave. ?i. = ene.>.
e9A£io (— esri£>?iJ) k. y. <. To spread

out; to abandon,
?D7\7J^ ^ji^TsTs-n. A washerman, -h^,

esrl?^.^. A washerwoman.
esA^dse;, ?f)A?33e3A. = si^;^t), e<c. f^. i-.

©a;6i, -aSSAOJ k. ?«. A town-gate; the
gate of a fort.

^7(f) 2. {th. of «f ^Aj) 11. Common flax,
Linum usitatissimum. 2, (tb. of ^^n
^ .) a tree with scarlet flowers,
Sesbana graiidiflora. -oirs. Lin-seed
oil. -36j3. Lin-flower.

©A^ s. 11. N. of a rishi, son of Mitra

0

and Varuna by Urva^l. 2, the regent

of the star Canopus.
©A^;^, ©A^^, e£>A^ (^^ K) k. «. A

fort ditch, trench, moat.
?9A<yscirio k. Vi, <. To cause to swing;

to wave. esrt«??5o v. i. To swing,

shake.

©A^o 1. k. «. A grain of boiled rice.
2, food.

e9AS;*0 2. (°^ = O) k. tJ. <. & i. To dig, bur-
row. 2, to tear off. n. A fort ditch,
moat.

e9AsC^ b. ?!. The front, van. ad. In
front.

SSa^v s. 11. A hole, chasm, a. Deep, bot-
tomless, unfathomable. [meru.

e97v5^3:i s. 11. The high mountain Maha-

1*

eA

S5

6

SfT.k. 1-. t. To dig, burrow. 2, to chew,
champ. V. i. to tremble, shake, fear.
2, to be glad.

59?\r5 k. n. Water (a word only used by
educated Lingaits).

S£?\OJ(= e5rtcij2, q. v.)s.n. Fragrance.

557.?i0 k. V. t. To cause to dig.

esXot^o. = «5rtJSj, q. V.

©AOOuIe? k. J!. Extensiveness, greatness.
a. Great.

SS7\0"d0 s. a. Not heavy, light. «. A
fragrant aloe wood, agaUochum.

«f)AJ20or, ©AO^)!^ ^' "• Terror, am-
azement.

&5A0Sr?j>i k. r. t. To terrify.

a5A0£)0 k. V. t. To shake, move. v. i.
To become loose.

e?A0;5. = e5r(?3, g. r.

i59aO<§ (S?=tj0 (<6. of tfr.-6j) n. A bolt,
a bar for locking a door.

esXo^o 1. = esrs^o.

Sf?AO<S<0 2. (^J = aj) k. r. t. To dig.

?f)^ 1. = ^fs k. I'. /. To dig. See ss^.

557^ 2. k. rt. A seedling; a germ, bud,

shoot; cf. ^J32?^. 2, a suffix to form

adverbs, e. g. ?33J^?i, ?;j^-yi. -'5'^,

-53J330. To raise seedlings.

^■7(jt^ ( = S3=#^) k. int. Lo ! behold !

S?7R;s?E^Ti s. a. Invisible, imperceptible;

■wondrous.
*?A 1. C<(?- of e^r) n. Cheapness, a.

A

Cheap; low, mean.
©A 2. «b. o/' esrY, g. v.

S5A e5?JJ. = esrt ^^-^j 9- ^'•
A '^

tfA li^ (= S5^^rf) k. n. "Water. 2, an

A

offering of water.
eSTv ^^ k. n. Greatness; great power.

A
??A "gPiJ (= «57\ £)Xo) k. v.t.d-i. To be
A ^

or become pre-eminent; to make

great eflforts; to excel.

S?A S? k. «. A powerful man.

S9?\ (lb. of «5A). n. Fire.
A ' =1.'

A eo A ei "^

oV, e/c.) n. A potsherd used as a

fire-pan or chafing dish.
e5?\> s. n. Fire. 2, the god of fire, Agni.
3, the guardian of the south-east. 4,
bile. 5, gold. -=5'r3, -■o-a, -'^ocSj. A
spark. -=530ijr. Feeding the sacrificial
fire with ghee. -^^Sl . Firewood;
AgaUochum. -'S'joS. A firehole. -las*.
One who arranges a sacrificial fire-
place. "^^'^* Flame of fire; a
plant bearing red blossoms used by
dyers, -s^d. The Pleiades. -as^Jc^.
Stimulating digestion. -rS^^. The
Pleiades. -^o6^^, -c5^3^. Siva with
an eye of fire. -^u. A diamond.
-CTsrs. A fiery arrow; a rocket. -Uj:):|S.
Damaging with fire. -'JfiJi. Born of
fire; Siva's son. -Sjqiji, -53jo:|5.
Production of fire by friction. -ijJo33.
The tree Premna spinusa. -siJi'icS..
Languor of the digestive power. -^)J3j.
The fire's friend: the wind, -ilusj.
A deity; Brahma. -5^s5. The mark-
ing nut. -tf^f=i. Preservation of the
sacred fire. -Srsr. N. of a prince.
-aiu. Having a crest of fire; saffron',
safflower; a lamp; a rocket; an arrow.
-3a3. A flame; the plant Glofiosa
superba. -^j|,?5jJ. Praise of Agni; a
peculiar sacrifice in spring, -^o^?^
li. The consecration of fire; any rite
in which the application of fire is
essential, -^aj. The wind, -^otjj^s.
The (magical) quenching of fire. -^>J8?
3j. An oblation to Agni. -oSjs^^.
Practising the agni-hotra; maintain-
ing the sacrificial fire; one who has
prepared the sacrificial fire-place. 5S
?\?^. The priest who kindles the fire.
?f aJn oSSv^ s. n. A meteor, comet.
ejAj 1. k. n. The thrush, a sore mouth.
e5A 1 2. (=esrt 2) s. n. A top, point, summit.
2, the front. 3, the beginning. 4,
excess. 5, praise. 6, a multitude.

SSA^jSjOo

S5ort

7. aim, resting place, a. Prominent,
excellent, best, chief, first, -rira?.
Foremost, principal, -ti, -tic^^. First-
born; an elder brother; a Brahmana.
-r5. Foremost, excellent. -^8. In front
of. -3^ow^'3e-i. The first present of betel
leaf at an assembly. -^tS.. The first
act of reverence rendered to the
principal man at assemblies. -wsj.
An advance-force. -dJt)o?3. The heart.
-oraeS. The cooking hall of a temple.
-Eoiid. Villages assigned to Brahmanas
for their maintenance. -5q30*. A man
belonging to an agrahara.

©T^j^oo s. a. Not rustic, -i. Un-
vulgarity.

e57\3j5oq s. a. Unacceptable, inadmis-
sible.

©?\j^J s. a. Foremost. 2, best. 3,
elder, eldest.

«£)?N)Ocio, ©TMecdo s. a. Principal, best.
n. An elder brother.

es^eapsio s. n. A man who marries
a widow at his first marriage.

Sf^je^QTi s. 11. The supreme lord.

^-R\^7iTi s. a. Preceding. 2, best. n. A
leader, headman.

iS'Rjii\^zi'& s. n. "Water used for the
worship of an idol.

ef) Aj 0 s. a. Foremost, first; best. 2,
intent.

e5yO s. n. Sin, crime. 2, pain. 3, pas-

sion.

e9yOU?j s. a. Difficult, impossible.

69^0^^ s. a. Not happened. 2, impro-
bable, unlikely, n. Any wonder.

eS^Ofi s. a. Liquid, not dense.

©^O^J^rre s. «. Expiatory, n. A daily
expiatory prayer, reciting a particular
passage from the Vedas.

&5^raU s. n. A wonder; excess.

eSyOjse'd s. a. Not terrific. 2, terrible.
n. A euphemistic title of Siva.

SSo^ s. «. A hook. 2, the lap, thigh.
3, the side or flank. 4, the body. 5, a

mark. 6, a numerical figure. 7, a
fault. 8, a war. 9, proximity. 10,
place. -cfjso^'o. Excessive crooked-
ness. -SjJ3s3. a list of titles. -cS°ti.
A valiant man.

©oS^Arf^ s. n. Arithmetic.

^So"^^ f. n. The space between two
pillars or beams.

Wo'^^ s. n. Marking, stamping.

Wo-&^ s. a. Marked, n. A sign, signa-
ture. 2, a word, 3, a dedication.
-cTOSo. a proper name.

e£)o-&?jO s. V. t. To mark, look at.

eSo^^orJ s. n. A sprout, shoot. 2, hair.
3, blood. 5So*oO?;o. To sprout; to
rise; to happen.

?5o^Ci^ {lb. eso^o?^) s. n. A hook, esp.
for driving an elephant.

©c^ 1. k. n. An order, command;
control; restraint, check. 2, (=S3'ft'^)
leaning against; a lever. 3, trust.

iSo^ 2. 11. {lb. of sso'5'). A numerical
figure; an account.

©o^.ee'^, ©c^jaee;, l-iv:) -e3j s. «. The
plant Alangium hexapclalum.

©CA 1. a. k. ?i. Way, manner, mode.

efOA 2. s. 11. A limb, member. 2, the
body. 3, the mind. 4, an expedient.
5, a verse-line. 6, N. of Bengal
proper, int. Indeed, true; please. -i5
^. The heart's wish. -:^5^. Gestures
of the body. -cj3»?i. Ceremony of
touching certain parts of the body.
-sSO?^, -^JS^s^SfS. Anatomy. -^cS-c- ra.
Rolling one's body round a temple.
-C*^, -Ci'^f=?, -^^- Protection of the
body; also an amulet. -C=5;^. A
body-guard, -oart. Unguents for the
body; perfuming the body. -S^.
A small cloth; an upper garment.
-iS^'stf. Change of bodily appearance;
fainting, -^i^^ij, -Cojid. Gesticulation.
-?oo=7arf. Embellishment of body.
-2o?fS. Mutilated; incorporeal, -coofi^.
Mutilation.

^.'JT't: %. iL ^bcrra from tin b&df) Tb*
^'A 'A ivTfe, Kama. 2, lore- pa^^

Tfc»- dftstrcfTtrr of EJtXD*. rira,
*fy'.7"^.jt. ». = acnit, p. r.
*S,-r'!i k, yc A tbop, «alL -i'S. A

market-rtreet. -s^?^, -»5w, -7»r. A

shopkeeper. -C^^ A btfose viifa a

kbifp. -w-JiC^. A tbop dmf. -^tr-^-.

Tbe good* of a &bop. -S2^ , -s??-.

To open a tbop,
ScT'!^ ^«/, o/ 5*t*~; fi- A eourt, a

jard, etp. in front of a hou»e: an

area.
«-s7'g. ^sr^, C= ^^'^-S; k-ai. riat-

waxB, on tbe back.
«,-7'2 B. it A braceiet ■srorn on the

upper arm. 5- of a fcoa of Tali.
«,:,7'^. tJ/c/c^ s. n. A woman, female.

«,s/'5eS)o h.. n. A long coat.
'Sj-sT'S/. ^SsT'^;, "S'-Y/'Jfv.i'^ a. Separ-
ate, i.\)d^Ti
«;^/i;2E*j (-^^"; k- ^- «• To -weep,

grieve, lament. «*;r,c?;3,. Grief.
"Ss/tid m. r<. Habitude; power, vigour.
*£>zY ::j7'.:i a. k. c. i. To come together,
meet, crowd, c. <. To lay hold of,
beize.
C5oX<S^, (-?^Jj, ?50AO'E', (-'9, -'Sj k. n.
The palate of the mouth. 2, f<6. o/"
tio^^i) a courtyard.
'S5'C'7Xs7. s. n. Limb and limb related

to another.
ef-sTX*^ k. = '^or;3 dc, 5. f.
e;c-7-v^ (= ^ono) k. /t. Charcoal. 2,

^are.
©07^':^^ (= asntC 1-2) s. n. 3, a sec-
tarian mark made with charred wood.
-cpj^j*. A portable fire-place. -w^O.
Tuesday.
etsr^fyo k. n. The sole of the foot.
^o7. ■• w. A coat, frock; jacket.

^ -*■ - E. fc. AseHt -^'rt. -'r>3. AsEeat-
irr, ayreeir?. a^eepdnr: seeepiaaee.

«^-;7 s=tX- E. r. t To tzTte to: to
ae**pt, adopt-

'S'JT./tL. fh. of s;r^, ^. r.

2&s7!ie/ (-^ , B. re A £a?er. 2, the
thumb. 3. a fisfer'r breadth. e;~w
C37 zi. A fing er-prciecior, nsed whilst
fchooting arrows. ain.C— J'C Poind-
ing St wiib the finger. =cr..C-_..s->;=i-
Craeking the SageTt.

^zT'^^C^z:^ s. n. A fiager-ricg.

'E,zYir.. e. 7i. The thumb. 2; the grea:
toe.

Ss7'-i3X ?. m. «. A thimble.

SsTjiC; h- n. The grape.

^:;r:3ij*. S'cr< k- n. The palm of the

band.
fts^cTLs-ez^scA 6. n. The body and its

members.
^zfjicT^. tb. Of <i£zr,z,^. g. c.
Kt^Lij B. n. A foot. 2, the root of a

tree. -Si. The foot-born: a Sudra.
fS^cfi e. a. Gentle, tractable.
^■df»y:j s. a. Xot dexterous {f. eSS.:-).
^■ciTL'iJ B. a. Unmoveable, Bteady. -•=•

Steadiness.
«5E?'d 6. a. Immoveable.
e)t:^e^ B. a. Immoveable, fixed. 2,
eternal, n. A mountain; the earth.
2. an ascetic.
eSEic; b. n. The earth.
e)t5B^.>33j~ s. n. Want of ability.
eSErEl k. n. Impurity, filth.
©eloeo s. a. Incomprehensible,
tpellj s. a. Not long, short, brief;
recent, -zi:;^^, ^-.icsoiJ. Lightning.
e5?S^^ B. a. Unconscious; very poor.
©sSesS s- "■ Unconsciousness, a. Insen-
sible, fainting.
^■&(^'^nB. n. Unconsciousness; igno-
ranee; matter.

55S

■:=^?n

tf5^ 1. = =3- i. J. f.) k- a. -'Ti^ ('= ;5
3. =~i:^). Proper b-icr'iarr: stiiiible
order, size, etc.

•5$- 2. (Ol ef 32) a. Pmre. elear; jle.-
»»i-«-ffJ reaL i, := ssa - -f^^ 3. Pare
KaKHada, -%*C>i. Pare and fresh.
wuier. s3_2 . 53_:3>-j. J.

S22- A a^ k- ■■*- BeTrii'ierTneiit.

A scat coacn. eloih. :o ecrsr a: 2.1^ h::.
^■^ 4. 9>. of ^^r '3- ^-

«^-;i f&. or 55^ -r 'J- r.
5xrpri=e.

t£ L^ ?v; k, «. A Srm, sireii^ niazi. e
:=3 ^^. Firaiaess oC a naa.

«^~ 1. k. a. Bread (aaed caly by
y«^--ny ^iUrca). 3; soAer; a Mala-
jala -wtfrnam. 3, a pap.

S^ 2. Ik. ef e^j f. r.

« ~ ^ k. »• PayiiLs uajoailT.

t£=r 7". tb. -jf -i3^=f.

555S1 I. ♦= ^?j ^ "s- Flraraeae; (bodil;)
gyrt—rgi^^- 2, a -vdl-^^aed bosxid-
arj. 3, a Bimli; aa uBpisaai»aL 4^ a
cjpe, staafL », a vesr^s iced.
-s==c. es^c A pyiggd letter, -'ri^
= ssjrw. -~J:~. A priatiB^ press.
- ^\^. A eakfi ot jii?';?7- -?'^- Kna

lo seat, ispxeas firmly.
Sz^^ ^ k. r. t. To psj vaJBStij, as

i^ far failed ercp. a. latuBaej.

■-.me. 2, (ftu «^ B3^> a. die; aa. axle.
:- tiee asvL
Si^Ji 3. f. ». A Pegtt pcnT.
CiSc 2=sc::j . ^■sc J?* :r^ a. k, «. A»

anauiiii:- jTiard.
•E'd- f= S3_f k. «- Ticroois^. jearifyiiLg.
•E 3- ^t.; k. %. Half a seer.

t£::r — =3_ s. a. Prre. c'.=a.?. tra-5-
par^nc -?^- A vidte bear.

'5c^_^ s. a. Uabrokes, aaisjar&i. 2.
niv. 3. d^eetleas.

— ^ ? s. a. XTaes:, traiajired: iasepa-
rable.

S'SC-S s. «. Fins, mperiskable. a.

^:= s. z. Tiibora. a. Brakma. 2,

Tli.'cL.z. i. Sira. 4, sbe soa. 5,
r-ifn. '!. a ■irLTer. I/saHet. ', a ran:
a h-r-jGait. S. tbe sign Aries.
~-~'^- t£=:"?S'2. rS'xTX. g „ =i-a's

SSrct; s. 'i- Sot ie-»-A,i, a5 a cl:dx.
SStv s- 3. fr.peopl&i. (;.. A ie&eriu

^2:~- s, 1. UaSi; to t^ b-:m- ;»,. A

-00 Is. ba^ga^e.
1£3ndrs7ls b. n. Baagb eal^ealanoe. od.

Ab'-:u-
?£ir£:ssr:. ?5;:^«f s. ». Ei3b-:p'5 TB-eed_

•»ay. Cofiim iiirv.i.
S2::rj s. a. I^E.'^CrI!J5ce?able.. inrin'riljle.

a. Defeat. 2, Tiskaa. [plasL

SSTj 1. f'= 2'Si-^ a. k. a. Tbe Ia<l%(»
■SSrd 2. s. 3. Agdeay ■aiifcijiai'.
^3==^' s. a. Iad%^tible; aBdeeayia^.

a. Fneadsbfp.
S£r^-,c?~ s. a. Gaatfs bora: tbe shrab

OUrna wcdier.
tSSs^ a- «- 3fot to b« iajoznL 2,

eoBEZBaaL
S3$»A^ o. a. Set awake, a. A c<:>sBoa

vaed, £<i^pto «»«.
'E SrSA^iA^^ a«. a. Tbe ^sate g4 beisg^

r.jc -raketsL 2, caub iiiiia'iiii
Sir. A ST. - a. a. iSHppie peadiag: £c«m

:i^ -■mk --A zQots. 2. a aaekas object.

S5t3D?^

^k^Z

e9a;s3§ s. n. Cumin seed.

i£>diz^ (tb- of a:3^ ^) n. A foolish m<an.

^^toZi s. n. Brahma's egg: the uni-
verse.

S93iT):^ s. a. Unborn, not existent. -S
^x. One who has no enemies.

e5^?\^ k. n. Ground lime.

653?^ s. a. Unconquerable. 2, unsur-
passed, n. Vishnu.

?3^^ s. n. The skin. 2, the skin of
an antelope. -Sj^. A bat. -oSji^oJ,
An antelope, a deer.

&9^TJ s. a. Affile, quick, n. A court,
yard. 2, an object of sense. 3, air.

e935»3D?i h. n. Bishop's weed.

€935^. s. a. Not crooked, straight, /i.
o
A fish; a frog.

©^?ror s. rt. Undigested, w. Indigestion.

es^ s. ?(. Nature. 2, illusion.

SS^eodJ s. a. Invincible.

©ai l.k. n. Opportunity. 2,thedryfila-

ments.

©a 2. (<&. o/" tfodor) n. A grandfather.

5533 (tb. of tfoijjjr) n. A grandmother.
3^
-tfJ^. An idle story.

e?;^??, &did^7i(tb.ofiSU.r^). M. A great-
flowered jasmine.
©aiJ Aoa^o k. n. The state of being

debility.
S93S s. a. Not knowing; ignorant. 2,

foolish. -^. Ignorance.
593iT) ci s. M. Ignorance. 2, raaya. -^ri.

Ignorance.
©3ST) Si s. rt. Ignorant, unwise, n. A

stupid person.
e5o£ieJ, ©ceis? s. n. The end or border

of a cloth.
?SoZo^ s. a. Bent. 2, honoured. 3,

manifest, pure; beautiful.

esoeio 1. (= sSo!^ g. r.) k. r. t. To divide.

2, (= ^JioZio, q. V.) to lurk.

©oeio 2. ('<b. 0/' ao^j) w. Edge, border,

brim, selvage, skirt; bank, shore; side.

-*yj^. To construct a bank; to form

a selvage.
©otS.l.k. n. A postal road; a stage; the

post ( = U3raoj). -tfileO, -*fe3^. A post

office, -srad. A postal officer. -cdoS.

A post runner.
©cd 2. (= tPzS) ad. In that side. n. (lb.

of (^orZ) A swan. -;SjS "s*. Goose-down.
e9o3i?i s. 71. Anointing. 2, a black

collyrium applied to the eye-lashes.

3, magic ointment. 4, ink. 5, night.
-•^o3o. Anointing.

eSoSiSi^ s. n. A species of lizard. 2, a
small mouse.

ef)o&ls5(= 55o2ic£i) s. >«. The cavity formed
by hollowing the palms together;
when raised towards the forehead it
is a salutation to superiors. 2, a
measure of corn. -aa^- = ®oJsO, No. 1.

efJcaStf k. n. Fear.

e9c^?jj k. I', t. To frighten.

©o&fO (= «5«?rfj) k. V. i. To fear, feel
anxiety; to be afraid of. n. Fear.
-i5*o«?, -rijs?. A coward.

e£)ca)0e5, = «50£i€) g. 1;.

SPcSdjs'd h. 71. A fig; a fig-tree.

esW 1, ?9S k. n. Motion; play; speech.
-»3jy. Trickery, fraud; escape, -doii
73J, -53oOs:^j. To play tricks, deceive.

e£)y 2. la. 7i. Obstruction; a bar, lever.
-^y. Weariness, -nj^^wo. A pole for
lifting sacks.

©Hs^OSorioli. r.t. To stop, hinder, check.

©ygs^, 59U^ ii.. 71. Obstruction, re-
straint.

e9U-S-?jO. = ey^sscOjJjj, q. r.

ef)UT:^o4, ©ytjjsz:; f. n. The shrub Jus-

ticia adhaloda.
e5W^??, e?l3,^s? f. n. Addition and sub-

traction. 2, revenue.

S5^0

^zi^

?f)U.S) (= e3:^co) s. n. A wood, forest.

©Sjse^, e5Bj3?200 f. M. Control, power.

(Ski s. a. High, lofty; n. A garret or
upper loft in a house. 2, a tower,
buttress. 3, a scaffold. -SsiSj^es
fc^,:^. A loud laughter; a pomp,
parade. 4, (/V. e5^) cooked. '

e9y^(=55yj) a.n. a structure of poles
put on stones. 2, <&. o/' es^tSo, q. v.

©y «?• tb. of esto.aj fy. r.

eJ

eJ

69633 £), ©633,03^ s. n. An apartment on
ei eJ

the roof. 2, a palace. 3, a bastion.

e9fc) ?j r'?*- o/" es^roa?;) n. see s. 53W,.

©Eo ?jO k. y. t. To take possession of. 2,
eJ
to cause to pursue. 3, to cause to

evaporate or to be wasted.

©yo, k. V. t. To keep close to, follow.
eo

2, to pursue, chase, drive away. 3,

to send. 4, to put. v.i. To evaporate;
to be wasted, n- Closeness. 2, put-
ting, -tfos?, -Tiot^. N. of a game in
which cowries are put from hole to
hole on a wooden board.

©yo.oeO^ k. n. Gifts to the bride and
eo
bridegroom.

eS&Jj ^ a. k. n. A crowd, multitude. 2,

annoyance.

©S k. n. A headless trunk. 2, a sole,

a

sandal; skin, bark. 3, a leech.

©yo k. w. Mud. 2, {tb. of ete.o) a
00 w

stand on poles.

©rf k. n. =

55rf5^ k. n. Compacture. 2, piling,

storing; a pile. 3, hiding one's self.

4, becoming obedient. 5, abridgment.

-(iJ3S?^j. To compress.
«5t^^0 (= ss'S^A) k. r. <. To press, as

cotton. 2, to pile, as pots, grass, etc.

3, to put. 4, to subdue, control.
59t^^ (= 55^"^) k. ?i. The areca palm;

its nut.
©cS^jsi^o , -7\B , k. 11. A betel-nut

cutter.
©7i7\f^?jO k. y. f. To thwart, obstruct.

1. -rtUj,. = esca ny^,.
eo a eo

e9rf?\?io k. I', t. To cause to hide; to
conceal, hide. 2, to suppress. 3, to
appease.

eSt^AO (= 55Sor?J) k. V. i. To conceal
one's self; to disappear. 2, to be
quenched, humbled, contained in.
3, to crouch, n. (a. k.) Flesh, meat
(= sSjso^). 2, becomingness, agree-
ableness.

©757? (— esart etc.) k. n. Cooking.

©Z^OAJ (= ^:iTi^ q. V.) a. k. n. A fort.

©rfeisS f. n. Difficulty, distress.

©rfsio {cf. ©rS'^j, 55;::^^^, ssrsiSo, e<c.) k.
V. t. To pack up, close; to stufi', press
down; to humble. 2, to hush, silence.
3, to rap, cufi'. [clothes.

©Sa k. n. Clothes to be washed; hired

©cS^ (= 5o:a5j) k. n. A barber's dress-
ing case; a betel-pouch. -3s? (-55s?.).
One who carries a betel-pouch.

©t5^ (= m:^^) k. n. A pledge, pawn.

©rfeor? k. ad. Rashly, e. g. -^F^^.

©■rfeOs;^ a. k. n. A cook. 2, flesh.

©rioaiTi {tb. of. ^:ioviO) n. Ostentation,
display.

©r^orfre^ k. 71. A mark, sign.

©ricsy k. n. A scuffle. 2, vying,
rivalry.

©t^T/J k. «. <. To climb, mount; to
pounce upon, rush at. v. i. To be
united with; to appear; to amass.
11. An attack; an attempt. eSO^Jj.
To cause to ascend, etc.

©T^'dior k. v.t. To bring together; to
set in readiness.

©t^aiJ k. V. i. To be shaken; to be
afraid; to grieve, n. Tremor; con-
fusion; fear. 2, mud.

©c^S (lb. of esfeJ.^) 11. A forest, wood,
iunsrle. -?^^^o. Fire in forests. -Ssiejo.
A miserable lot. -tS?«?J. To go astray.

©7^^ (= es:^S;) k. n. Suitableness;
closeness, thickness. 2, a pawn,
pledge, deposit. 3, An impediment.

i£Ti7j& h. n. Estimate, computation.

©Ti;^£', e9rf;dsei. tb. of e^tfjs q. v.

©rfO (= °j3:Sj) k. r. /. To attack, trou-
ble. 2, to enter. 3, to put into, stuff
into. 4, to hold firmly; to cover.
r. i. To be stern; to be filled in.

eSii^j k. n. see tsc^sS No. 2.

?5;25Cj k. n. Rashness, haste. ad.
Quickly.

SSCJsrf f. ». Unremunerated and forced
labour or service. 2, a foreigner.

e?riS05JO f. V. t. To stop, arrast; to

put before (cf. 55:S o3j?3j).

©^^scdjori k-s. n. A scimitar. , . ,

(not.

55:3S^Ci k. n. Alarm, uproar, quarrel,

e5ci ( = yo) k. 71. The foot; the measure
of a foot, (aans? s3j?d zS^v'o, to fall
down at the feet; ©a#3J, to become
slow). 2, a verse-line. 3, a step, pace,
(isarsan, from step to step; eao3j:3j,
to step, walk). 4, the bottom of any
thing, (-^srsu, to see the bottom;
-3joSo, the lower piece of any-
thing; -sSS., a door-sill). 5,(= t'sSj)
cooking.

©a?f (= ssail) k. 11. Cooking. 2, (= aS
^5 5. t'.) the areca palm.

©SaSOJ, k. M. Firewood.

SSSXaiJ k. ?i. An anvil.

©S^ (= aSn) k. n. Cooking, boiling;
maturing; dinner. -S3J(5, -?33q3. A
kitchen, -lod. A fire-place. -53J33o.
To cook. -aj3:Sj353, -33053. A male
cook. -odJBrto. To be cooked. -7^
53j3o^. Cooking utensils.

©ci^O a. k. n. Slavery.

©Sodo k. n. A slave.

e)a,2. = ef^^, g. «.

eSt^j k. V. t. To cook, boil, dress; to
prepare a meal; to mature, n. Cooking,
etc. -'^WJ.. Fuel. -^J3«?j. Boiled rice.
-njsuJS, -rtjs^ejts. A woman who
cooks for strangers. -irorsd. A
frying pan.

10 ^d

?f)rij?jj k. «. Clay, mud.

e9tf 1. (= i-:l) a. k. If; when, e. g. -n-^Sr

©zS 2. (= JJd) k. t'.<. To obtain, get, have ;
to shut up, enclose, confine. 2, (= esF=?)
to strike, throw, v. i. To be enclosed,
barred. Ji. A wood on which artisans
put their working articles. 2. a
sticky mass of tamarind, sugar, etc.
3, cowdung. 4, a thin cake of rice
flour. 5, the border of a cloth. 6,
a. k. Trust. -rtoJ. An anvil, -o^w.-
Cake-feast.

?s:i 1. (= sj::) k. n. The state of being
across; obstacle, a. Crosswise, hori-

zontal. -'^^' To fasten across; to
thwart, stop, arrest. -'^^^> '^Hi'
A dam in rice-fields. -fl^?Jio, -'s'AjzS.
A profession contrary to custom. -=53
e-ij. The leg put crosswise, as obstacle.
-=5T)5iO, -53e>jd. A by-channel. -t3
ssa. A kavadi carried on the neck.
-■c-^O. A transverse bolt. -T^Jt^. A
child carried in the arms. -€^. The
hand placed transversely. -"^eJJo.
Extra work. -=#J35t)J. A transverse
bar. -T5i3.;i. A wooden cross bar.
-esrit). Distance across, width. -A^23j.
To cross out. -fs^Wj, -A6. A cross
line. -=#JJo"^o. A cross branch.
-nj3«cl. A partition or curtain wall.
w:i o'f. A figrure written from left to
right; the total. -JaabJo. A shelter.
-jj^'Sr. An oblong frame; the Lii'iga
box. -5Joj3j, esS oJ^j. The breadth cf
the foot. -esE^, es:^ rf. The woof that
crosses the warp in a loom. -3e5, -cSe3.
An ill-formed head. -3^uj. To touch,
thwart, interfere with. "■^^' "^^>
e:3's Sa . Awkwardness, clumsiness;
awkwardly. -Srfo^. To turn aside.
-^ijsSdj. To thwart, interfere, -irfoa,
-CSoarl. A scale beam; a bamboo pole
across a palankeen to carry it. -^''^-

^zi 11

a,

y

r^sjc

A slit bamboo put crosswise. -iJSeS.
A transverse beam. -?jri. A half-
suppressed laugh. -c3i)»3j. a surname;
a secterian crossmark on the forehead
of Smartas. -fj^Or^. A lying or
opposing tongue. -Siejos^. Breadth
and height. -ttfja. Contradiction.
-SoT^. A side-row of people at dinner.
-5513,. The upper or lower part of a
door-frame. -Sj^jt. A palankeen
carried crosswise. -IajcSj. To come
in the way. -z2?^j. To fall across;
to prostrate. -53jd. A cross bar.
-dJ3;^j. Gainsaying; an evasion.
-»3j3A~. a cross way, by-path, -^o
a. A knot of hair. -ni;r!J. To be
cross ; -JSah, transversely, across,
broadwise. -racSj, -£iZaO. To oppose.
-^Gsejo. (=.Soy. A transverse line or
furrow. -SOS?. To pass by. -SoJ^j. To
apply horizontally, as sectarian mark.
-259^0. To put crosswise; to put before
for obtaining a blessing or pardon.
-^isa. = -33j!)r<r. -Sosodoo. To pass by;
to thwart. -3o?Jdj. = -fsssSj. -"^ :Sj,
S5:3^:^j. To walk about, promenade.
-^Ko, aca-i ?1). To recline, lean on.
-^'^■1. To put across or before, ^d ?o
no. To make hostile efforts. 55cl pWo.
A shot beside the mark, ^djs *, ejo.
A new tenant, fresh comer, esdjs ^tJ.
An indirect course.

?£)Ti 2. k. n. Seven duddus, two atias
and four pies. 2, a weight = j^gth
of a varaha.

?£)Ti 7,?io. = esS cOj?5j, q. i?.

WZi rJ^ k. »i. A three-legged stand.
65(5 N (= es3f3) k. ad. Across, trans-
versely.

esrf O30?j0 (= 55:S hSo) k. «. t. To move
ft >s '

obliquely. 2, to obstruct. 3, to in-
tervene, conceal.
SSrf e;o k. 71. An obstacle, ad. Aci-oss.

Ct,

isz^ci>T\:, (-tsrio);. To become an
obstacle; to oppose.

^ri StjO (= i£:i oao?dj) a. k. t). <. To
obstruct,

Ch Cb a, ^' '

S£):30 ci k- «• Broad.

eSo^ k. n. An obstacle; opposition;

delay. -»3j3:So. To oppose, hinder.

eSci ^ k. n. A necklace.

a

e9w k. n. A bamboo by which one or
a
two persons carry burdens suspended

from its midst or b6th ends, -^jstfo.

To carry it.
©Z3tK5 (= es:^cjT)a). k. n. A perverse or

stubborn person,
©ci ^ k. n. A fiat basket or earthen

vessel.
©rfo k. n. Mud.

oo

esr® k. A suffix used in the formation

of a verbal noun, or 1st pers. pi.

imperat., e. g. sJjsii^OoSrs, o^dodjoSrs.
©fvgo (= 5:srao) a. k. ad. "Whatsoever,

howsoever, a. Small.
©roS^ k. n. Mockery, derision. 2, (= es

!^^) closeness, firmness.
©oa-aTjO k. y. i. To mock, deride.
e5r®7\?jO. = is::if^^o, q. v.
©03aO. = ^Urij, q. V.
©re&BTO k. n. A very clever man.
eSPSa^ k. n. A pitcher or water jar.
eSPad, ©PScd k. n. A mushroom.
e9P3e;o k. n. The under part of the

mouth. 2, a squirrel.
«£)f®?jO k. 11. A ferrule. 2, a throng.
?5raS (= ^E^) h. ?i. An anna.
eSfJ (=a:ario) k. n. Joining together of

threads in a loom. 2, fitness, beauty;

order. 3, an array, a body of soldiers.

-'n'Wj,. To join a certain number

of threads, etc. -3os?. To move the

loom's treadle.
efrSj? (= SoE^ii) k. n. A comb.
eSrS^O s. >i. Minuteness. 2, the power

of becoming an atom.

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eSrSorfo'd a. k. «. Fitness, nicety; great-
ness.
e9r3«3 k. n. (= 65«?d) Ink-nut, rermi-

nalia chebitla.
eSf^ s. a. Minute, m. An atom. 2,,

Siva.
?90©OA k. «. A son. isvsjp^, ^3Cij7^. A

daughter.
«5f©Jo5'o a. k. r. /. To humble; to ruin,

destroy.
e5?6 1. k. int. used in calling a woman:

ho! ho!
S£)f? 2. (= iszi) k. V. i. To touch, come in
contact. 2, to be quenched, v. t. To
strike, push. 2, to embrace, n. Ap-
proach. 2, a dam, dike. -^sJj,, -^^i,.
A dam.
eSoWlJ^ (= «5oW;3sV) f. «. The soap-nut

tree.
©cyS^ k. n. A prickly climbing shrub.

Acacia intsia.
©oW5?Jo k. r. ^ To evaporate.
©cliJ k. v.i. To come in contact with,
touch; to be contagious, v. t. To touch;
to embrace. 2, (= esUOj No. 1) to fol-
low, pursue, n. Contagion; impurity.
2, gum, paste. 3, a grafted branch; a
young plant. -dJt^n. A contagious
disease.
?SoXi s. n. An egg (sJjsB,). -a. Egg-
born; a bird; a fish, etc.
^cTi6 a. k. V. t. To oppress, trouble,

hurt. n. Oppression, trouble.
&9c5?i) k. ('. i. To go near; to resort to.
eSoT^O k. 7). An approach. 2, a buttock.
SScoi k. 71. A vessel made of bamboo.

2, (a. k.) nearness, vicinity.
©TO k. n. An elder brother; an elderly
male. 2, an affectionate mode of
addressing boys, as ^t^l f.esri. .;^
siioarfj. Brothers.
eSPTO Ci-R k. n. The uvula.
eSrS k. «. Excellence, purity, -stssjo.
Pure milk. -*eJJ,. A pebble tossed
in play; a hail stone.

S9f^o a. k. ?i. Friendship.

®i^c^ s. a. Unrestrained; useless,

waste.
esSS'n'^ s. a. Invincible.
e9^& s. n. X. of a hell. (lit. bottomless).
©^Cg'o^e; k. n. Tumult, confusion.
es^r'j s. n. Common flax, Linum usita-

tissiimim.
^B s. ad. Over, beyond. 2, exceed-
ingly, much, very. 3, surpassing.
-*aor. A great sin. -tfcor. Agreat
sinner. -=5r3eJ. Great trouble, -r^^y*.
A very troublesome man. -^scxli.
Gigantic; a son of Ravana. -^.^o^j.
Very crooked. -f^sSJ. -=^s3or3. Going
over, transgression, trespass; sur-
passing; neglect; imposition. -^<Sj
^. To surpass; trespass; to let pass
away; to become excessive. -ri«?,
-*<?. To disregard, contemn; to deny;
to spend (time). -rre.So^. Smart.
-tiilS. Very cold; very stupid. -law.
Great speed. -jSeirirf. Very wakeful;
the black curlew. -zisS . Very thick.
-t3e)2o. Great heat; great thirst, -rfjg
so. Great affliction. -?)SjS. Very
fierce. -5:3^. Lapse; transgression.
-^■s^. A heinous sin. -woqS?j. Close
confinement, -we;. Very strong. -t3?
rt. Very swift. -^JZ^^i. Very sweet.
-Sjjj^j. Beyond measure, excessive.
-txb^S. = a3^,g. -Ddojrf. A great
fight, -rfsi. Full of juice or essence;
rich in poetical taste; a sweet
cake. -0^. -6^T^. Excessive. -tiJi:^.
Commonly known. -;3eirf. Talka-
tiveness. -;t3Sj. Fast on the day
before performing the Sraddha.
-sl5«?. Excessive. -Scxjo. Excellence;
surprise; trouble; superior, abundant,
wonderful. -ic^Xo. To become
great; to wonder. -?ir3. Minute.
-^iiF^. Liberality; a gift. -s:^!j.
Great charm; diarrhoea, dysentery.
""^■^Sv^* Very fine, minute. -'^.,^-

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Very little. -333;^. Great laughter.

-3oSj. Great stupidity.
e9>§5) s. 11. An invited guest. -^'^'Uri.

Hospitality. -?d3^cS, Civilities to

guests,
©ee!^ s. a. Gone by, past; gone beyond.

2, passed away. 3, having neglected.

-=ff5)U. Past time. -%^^- -^ neglected

business.
©§?oaiCCio s. a. Going beyond the senses.

n. The mind.
S£)Se^ s. ad. Exceedingly, very.
©S^Tij s. a. Not sharp, blunt, 2, slow.
©^^o'So a. k. t'. t. To join, cement, v. i.

To be joined, united.

©gjc; s. a. Unequalled.

©Sos5;a'rf s. a. Not cold or dewy.

©igo^, s. ?i. Dissatisfaction.

ei
69:^ , §93^ e^O k. ad. In that direction or

place, aside; beyond. -*cS. = ef^.

«S3 ^ ejij, e<c. Far beyond, es^es. Of

that side or place, es^ ^. Here and

there.
es;^ 'do f. w. Attar of roses; perfume,

essence.
e5^ Q k. /t. A carpenter's plane.
esS k. H. The red-wooded fig-tree, Ftcus

racemosa.
e£)B ^ f<6. of bS €) H. An elder brother's

wife.
ef)^0 k. (p. p. of ^Vj) Having wept.
e9J s. ?i. A mother-in-law. 2, (= ^ira?:^

di.) a father's sister.
e^i^o^i^ s. a. Eceedingly low or mean.
©i^oQo s. a. Beyond limit; excessive.

2, endless. 3, absolute. -zi^%3o. Very

great affliction.
©encrfo s. n- Going over or beyond;

surpassing. 2, death; sin. 3, danger;

distress.
^^(^r s. a. Excessive.
25San^ s. n. Extravagant desire or
hope.

©3501/ odor s. 11. A great marvel.
^^■:in^ 3^0 s. a. Exceedingly good.
eSi^On^N^ s. a. Very high.
i£)^:^0^ s- «. "Very hot.
esSi s. 11. N. of a rishi and a star in
the Great Bear. -K33. Born from
Atri: the moon.
e£)q^ s. An auspicious particle, used in
stuti, mangala, etc, ad. Now, then;
what? how? moreover; rather; but;
else.
©qi^F" s. M, The fourth veda.
©qiwS s. ad. Or.

€5::^ k. The termination of the relative
negative participle, as ^J^^ui, lc^:S.
©c^S'j (= ©nz^j, ©rf4, esSj^j etc.) k.
?). ^ To press, squeeze, cram. 2, to
be bruised, n. A bruise in a metal
vessel.
©rfU a. k. n. A very firm or perse-
vering man.
©dUo a. k. «. t. To scold, reprimand;
to subdue, v. i. (= escirfo) To tremble.
11. Sel'f-will; boldness; pride.
esrfD h. a. Of counting or numeration.
S9rff30 h. a. Low, mean, vulgar,
©u!^ (= «5Ci*J) k. f . <. To squeeze. 2,

(a. k.) to upbraid, reprove.
eSdaio h. 11. Respect, regard.
©rfTJj (= wcSWj) k. V. i. To tremble, n.
Trembling, tremor, -riooarl. Faint-
heartedness. -iSrfdo. Shaking and
quaking. -sJaocJJJ. The palsy. ^^0
Tio. To make shake,
eSrf^Ffi s.n. Non-vision, disappearance.

a. Invisible.
eSrfe^aSOrfOJ, e9rf£JOeod£)0 f. »i. Ex-
changing,

©cross:^ (/b. of esc3^3^) a. Not giving,

n, A miser.
©crojio (3rd. pers. sing. pres. of wrij)

k. He may be, esc3»)t3. He is.
e9nDe;;^0 b. w. Justice; a court of justice.

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estrorfl h. 71. Enmity, hatred.

esaS s. n. The mother of the gods. 2,

the earth,
eso-rfoo. = ycS^j, q. v.

e5a"dj (= istitio) k. V. i. To tremble,
shiver, fear.

eftiAFoB. ©az^oor:^ k. «. The creeper
Gaerlnera racemosa.

e£>0^r a. k. ?*. Trembling, fear.

©OeSiji s. a. Indigestive. n. Bad
digestion.

esrfj k. j)J-o. That, it. 2, the affix of
the 3rd person singular neuter of
the negative mood; as sSjscScSj, Sojs?
rtdo, sootJ.cSj.

eSrion'o. = 'a3j*o, k. q. v.

©rfOAO k. (\ i. To become soft by
pressing. ^zi:>f\T:x To make soft by
pressing.

e9rfo:;^j3? (= 5i^J3) k. inl. Lo! behold !

eScio-cJj (= 'Jrfcfj) k. r. /. To tremble.
n. Native metal. 2, dandruff.

esrfosdo a. k. V. i. To be perplexed.

^'d.vS s. rt. Unstable. 2, irresolute.

ePrfs^n s. a. luvisible; not fit to be seen.

©rfxJi s. a. Unseen, invisible; un-
known. /(.Unforeseen danger; destiny,
fate. -wo:S, -StsO. A lucky (or un-
lucky) mau.

©rS 1. k. A termination of the negative
participle, us •S?o, d, SAJra :3.

eScS 2. «■«/. Lo! look there, v.i. It is,
there is. 5i:3$. That very thing.

esdo? k. JH<. Ah ! oh !

?5Ti, rJ, eSrfArJ k. /;. An anvil.
A a>

©a ^ k. H. Immersion, dippins; dvins

clothes.
S530 k. t\ <. To immerse, dip: to dye.

CD 7 1 ) J

2.= (3CSj, as ?7t cSj3rf;3ti;:;:cSj t3f5«)

69:3 f. a. Acting. -'#w=;. Acting work.
59ujJ,ii! s. a. Wonderful, n. A marvel,
wonder; surprise.

ftPcfo art. Now, to-day. -3;^. Referrino-
to to-day. - -'^J33. The aorist (imper-
fect).

©s^ooio s. fl. Not two, without a second,
unique, n. Non-duality. 2, identity.

?£)&) s. n. A stone; a mountain. 2, a
tree. 3, the sun. -*c3,. -■d. Parvati.

■0'

-*?s3. The earth. -3^. Tableland.
-2??Ci<. Indra. -O^Cs. Himalaya.
-^■BCJ. Iron.

^6^1^ s. a. Destitute of duality, unique,
n. The doctrine of the identity of the
Brahma and the universe; pantheism.

e9qi?i s. a. Destitute of wealth or pro-
perty.

©V^J s. a. Lowest. 2, vile, bad.

eStjj'd s. a. Lower. 2. low. vile. n. The
lower lip; the lip.

ePqi^or s. n. Unrighteousness, irre-
ligion; wickedness, ^sz^^r. An un-
righteous or wicked man.

S55 s. ad. Above; over and above; be-
sides; upon.

55^^ s. a. Additional; abundant; inter-
calated. 2, surpassing, superior; ex-
cellent, n. Abundance. -:^!3. Very
much, -iljssj. An intercalar month.

S955^'dro s. 11. Supremacy. 2, a recep-
tacle, 3, a topic. 4, a category. 5,
the locative case. cs^^O^O. To aim
at; to master.

SS^^SOS s. a. Over and above, very
much.

©ps^Ti s. n. Authority; government,
rule, right. 2, privilege. 3, the use
of royal insignia, royalty. 4, an office.
-■^JSCaO. To empower. -^, esSi^s^O. A
man in authority; an officer.

SS^AJ^s. a. Found, obtained. 2, learned.

esp5?rfo, &59:2s£, «?5fj'^S s. n. A
presiding deity.

©pc^^orfoS, eS^x!, eS^JJS s. n. A ruler.

©^^3^ s. n. A supreme king.
5;5?oor5 s. n. A ladder.

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©p;5^?i s. n. An abode, house.

SSas^Ti ^ s. n. Standing by, abiding. 2,
an abode; a basis, site; a settlement.
3, authority. ts^^S^ ?^o. To govern.

590?ci s. a. Subject to, dependent upon.

55^0^ s. n. A lord, master. -^. Au-
thority, power.

©

^e)^

s. a. Kot bold, modest.

?Sv?s!) f. n. A half-rupee.
SSi^i' ocior s. n. Want of courage, timidi-
ty. -T^JS'-POs. To become timid.
59^j3?AO s. n. Downward movement;

perdition.
§5J^j3?2pSA s. n. The lower part.
S9c^j3e»5ooa3 s. ad. Bending the head;

upside down.
e9t3j3°e3j3e^ s. n. The lower world.
©rjjo^ s. a. Observable, supervising, n.

An inspector. -^^. Superintendence.
e5i:;;oGJO?3 s. n. Reading, cap. the Vedas.
?5v3n;^ s. n. The supreme soul.
©9iio3j5^ s. 71. A teacher.
S9t?Dn3jJo s. n. Instruction, esp. on the

Vedas.
€5c?^ncdJ s. n. A lesson, chapter. 2, a

reader.
eSijjJj^ s. a. Unfixed; uncertain.
^i^^ s. M. A road. 2, time. 3, sky.
©qjQTJ s. n. A sacrifice.

S9!?3Q?j s. a. Devoid of sound, n. A
wilderness. 3. misfortune.

?5?o s. n. Breath.

©ji^j S5?:;^3 k. prep. Till, until. 2,

meanwhile.
©?j;fio s. o. Sinless, faultless.
©?jCa s. a. Incorporeal, n, Kama. 2,

the ether.
&7iti s. a. Unclear, turbid.
eSfic^OcSo, e9?ic3ti,'s5o s. ?i. A bull. 55c^:Sooo,

ssfdraa CO. A cow.
SSS^^odo s. a. Not great, small.

?£>^dot^^jti^ s. n. The pluperfect

tense ('j'.j.
&^^^:>'^J5<ZI s, a. Adverse, unfavourable.
©jdo^ s. a. Endless, infinite, eternal, n.
Vishnu, Krishna or Siva. 2, the sky.
3, the earth. 4, the snake king. -^,.
Eternity; boundlessness.
eSj^o^TJ s. a. Having no interval. 2,
following, next. ad. Afterwards, esf^o
SdrfO, afterwards.
S£)j3~o s. a. Not difi'erent. 2, unique.

3, fixed on one object.
e5fjsi3^0 s. a. Harmless, innocuous.
i£>^JjXjt)t^ s. a. Innocent, n. An innocent

man.
i3^7\rSJ 3. a. Unfettered, free; haughty.
e5?3^0Q?" s. a. Priceless.
©jJtjiF s. a. Worthless, useless; un-
happy. 2, meaningless, n. Nonsense.
W^iZJ, &^<V0 s. n. Fire; the god of fire.

2, digestive power.
S9?j^rio s. a. Irreproachable, faultless.
&^'^QT>^ s. a. Inattentive. n. -^■

Inattention.
©fj^qj s. a. Unlimited.
SS^joSu^ s. a. Incessant.
W^'^TjTi s. a. Having no leisure.
es^^ {= esoJJ) k. n. Suitable place, room.
©fj^?i s. n. Fasting.
e£)fi?jj3o3o s. n. Unenviousness, freedom

from spite. 2, the wife of Atri.
©FjSo^ s. n. Disadvantage, loss.
e9c3^53ti s. a. Shapeless; deformed.
&^T)tST)Ti s. a. Regardless of custom,
unprincipled, n. Irreligion; incivility.
eSfjBqi s. a. Fatherless, helpless, poor.
-?5?qS. A friend of the friendless, es
eSSJ^. A widow, helpless woman.
©f33rfTi, ©^srf^Eo s. n. Disrespect,

slight.
eSfjaa s. a. Without beginning, eternal.

n. Heaven. -^3^r. Tradition.
es^rorfx^ s. a. Disrespected, despised.
e9c33Sq s. a. Having no beginning.

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€9c3aqro'dis s. n. The state of having no

support.
©fis^jS', er?:awO^ s. «. Nameless;

infamous.
©f:?^^^, ©JC^^O s. n. The ring-finger.
©fTOorfoS' s. a. Without a leader, ad.

Disorderly.
&t::X)aijt)7i s. n. Absence of exertion,

ease. a. Easy.
eSfj^crior s. o. Not-respectable; vulgar;

un-Aryan.
tf)f3Ji^\oU. s. ?^. Want of rain, drought.
ef^s^jO f. n. The pine-apple, Ananas

sativus.
^^1% s. n. Absence of desire; indiffer-

ence.
e?^)^0 (= 'i£?^^y) a. k.p)-o. (remote) That

much; that time; so much; so many.

a. All, the whole. e^iwrfj. All

persons.
e^oJ^^p s. a. Not everlasting; transient,

unstable.
©S)^J^ , e?5)^Ji^o s. a. Causeless,

groundless.
55^)30^:^ s. a. Not winking, vigilant.

n. Not a moment. 2, a god.
65^)0^0,30^ s. a. Lawless; irregular.
©oiC; s. n. Wind or air; the deity of

wind.
e5S)S3Ti a. Refractory; excessive.
?5S)S3aJor a. Inavertible. n. Calamity.

©S^ s. a. Nightless; sleepless; con-
tinuous.

eSo^M. s. a. Unwished, disagreeable, n.
Ill-luck; crime; hatred.

W^TjO k. V. t. To cause to say.

S5^e,§ s. n. Injustice, immorality. -So
3. An unjust man.

es^et:? s. n. One who has no protector
or superior, a. Powerless.

S5nO 1. k. 11. {cf. ^f333), iSriosS) Fitness;
propriety; loveliness. 2, worth. 3,
readiness {cf. esfij^arto). 4, success.
5, scheme, device. 6, accommodation.

7, occurrence; opportunity, leisure.

-7\ii^Ko. To make ready, prepare.

-;39rtj. To be ready or fit; an occasion

to happen.
69^0 2. = eirSo^, q. v.
SSJiO 3. s. ad. Afterwards, then. prep.

Along; with; severally, each by each;

towards; like; according to.
©oJoS'cSj s. n. Sympathy, compassion,

tenderness.
SfJ^OS'TJOS s. n. Imitation; resemblance.

-Srt, -Sw. An imitative word, es?!)

a

■tfOJ^J. To imitate. 2, to accept. 3,

to make ready.
©NOS'sir s. n. Attraction.
©^oS'jsiy s. a. Favourable, agreeable.

11. (=-^) Good- will; suitableness of

circumstances, convenience; favour,

help. -aj«)::=o, ss^o^-'tOSo. To be

favourable; to help. -^^^J. To agree;

to obtain.
25fjo5j^j s. n. Succession, method.
©jjO^j'^ioTO s. n. Methodical arrange-
ment.
S£)?:'o^,'dOr5^ s. n. A table of contents;

a preface.
ef);^OA s. a. Going after, n. A companion;

a servant.
e^NOA^ s. a. Gone after, n. A follower.
eSFiOA^ B. n. Succession, order.
e5;iOA^?i s. a. Following, n. Sati.
©jiOTra^SO s. 11. A follower, companion.
eSNOAO^a s, a. Congenial with. -3^.

Congeniality.
©jiOAj^ s. «. Conferring benefits,

favour, kindness; aid. -sSjsorfo, -53:3.

To gain favour.
e9?;oA,cc?io s. r. /. To favour, grant,

vouchsafe.
esjio&l;^ s. a. Improper; wrong.
ef)?JO&l, e5?ioai3^ s. a. After-born. n. A

younger brother.
^jiosSecS s. a. Living on (others), n. A

dependent.

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S9JoOj3 s. h. Assent, permission; leave

to depart. 2, an order.
&^:i'SS7j s. 71. Repentance. 2, sorrow.

espio^tiiL. Penitent.
e9?oO^ ^J s. a. Highest; best, excellent.
©?jO^ "d s. a. Highest; best, excellent.

2, low, inferior. 3, silent, without

any reply.
©jioa^ s. ad. Every day, daily.
©EoOc^aJJ s. n. Salutation, courtesy. 2,

entreaty. 3, conduct; discipline.
©F^JXl^o s. 71. Absence of the means

of subsistence; need.
W^J7jti§> s. 71. Non-accomplishment;

insufBciency.
^TidtiJj'^^ s. a. Non-accomplished; de-
ficient, fbest.
W^oti-^d s. a. Incomparable, peerless;
tPfiOTJe) .3 s. 11. The response in a chorus.

no

eSc^OojDjri s. 71. Alliteration.

e^fioeOo^i s. n. Binding, connection. 2,
an uninterrupted series. 3, conse-
quence, result. 4, motive. 5, an
indicatory letter. 6, commencement.
-■SvoSj. An auxiliary verb (as ^j3S?j,
iti ^oc^o'^JS^O)).

€9J?J83o20 s. n. A reflection, ^ci-^i^oi^j^o.
V. i. To be reflected.

©NO^i^S^ s. 71. Knowledge from obser-
vation, enjoyment, experience. 2, ap-
prehension, understanding. -53j3i3
=§Ji'-i:k. To make one's self acquainted
with.

e5FJ0^S?jJ s. r. t. To experience: to
enjoy, suffer, undergo.

©J^oepsrf s. 71. Dignity, authority. 2,
resolution.

e5fiJE^j3?A s. 71. Enjoyment. 2, experi-
ence, undergoing.

©?iOi^;3e?s?jJ s. V. t. To enjoy. 2, to ex-
perience.

©c^J^o s. a. Approved; permitted, al-
lowed. 71. = ej^sio^.

©jio^oS (= esr^ao:^ M.) s. 11. Assent,
permission; approbation.

e9?jO»^oS?jJ s. ('. t. To assent, agree. 2,
to persuade.

eS^O^JS^ s. n. Hesitation, doubt, sus-
picion. 2, inference fm logic). -zS^^j,
-Sj^. To doubt, e<c.

e5cJ0^raS)?jJ s. i'. <. To doubt, hesitate;
to suspect.

es^O'Soecrfo s. a. Inferable. y)cio^J?oDj
Xo. To infer.

S9?^0^j3?rfs, n. Pleasure from sympathy;
assent, acceptance. esc^»3j3?a:=oJ i'. i.
To feel sympathetic joy; to assent.

©JjOOjjSfA s. 11. A question. 2, reproof.

e5??oo5jjea;?J s. w. a question. 2, at-
tachment. esoSJodjs^z^JoJ w. i. To at-
tach, join.

©jioTJ'o- , e9j:i0O'37\ s. «. Affection, love,
devotion. eso^!J*j?io, ss?jODe)^^Xo i\ i.
t'. j. To love; to be fond of.

eSc^OTDeiv s. 71. The seventeenth lunar
mansion.

es^^oejszi s. n. Tautology. ^oiJC^iJj;^
y. <. To repeat the same word.

e5?ioe3?Zjci s. 71. Ointment; anointing.
eSoj053?(LXJ V. t. To anoint.

SS^io'd^rjj s. n. Following; concurring.
2, compliance, obedience. 3, con-
tinuance. 4, consequence. eS(v>^53Sr?jO
1'. <. To refer or apply. 2, to follow.

eSJjOSsrf s. n. Repetition; confirmation.
2, slander, esf^ssa^^j v. i. To reason,
argue.

esjio^ (=e5FiJ), -^;io4 k. w. Prepara-
tion for setting out. 2, refreshment.

e5fjj^\§ s. «. Complying with. 2, re-
verting to. 3, imitating; conformity.

©^ot^odo s. 71. Close connection. 2, evil
result. 3, repentance. 4, wrath.

e5?i0as;^fj s. 11. Regulating; instruction,
direction.

©JjJSj;? ^ s. »i. Undertaking; per-
formance, practice, business, tsj^j^^ij
V. t. To perform.

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S5o^dOO~

e9pj0rdc!?3?i s. n. Investigation. 2, plan,

scheme. e?Sj?;oS)?oJ r. <. To join, con-
nect; to meet.
eSEJOrjdr©, S9?io?3a'd s, ?i. Following,

imitating. 2, conformity to. Wc^JrSt)

dCTsA. According to.
e5JoJ?j5?io s. r. t. To act in like manner;

to follow.
es?j0?^s5 s. n. A follower.
e£)?^0?ds&r5 s. 71. (lit. She who follows)

K. of the second string of o lute.
^^Ordz^Ti s. n. After-sound; the nasal

sound represented by o (g.).
^^ji"^ s. n. The spine. 2, race. 3,

temperament.
C5jojs?j s. a. Undiminished, not less;

whole.
©c^jaT^O s. a. Thighless. m. Aruna; the

dawn.
ft?^\3;j s. a. Xot straight. 2, wicked.
^^\^ s. a. Untrue, n. Falsehood, lie.

2, agriculture.
e)c3 k. Su/^x to form adverbs, as f3U,r5,

eSjSocSo, eSfS? k. Suffix to denote ordinals,
as 53j3cSt)f35j oiti^SfS^, sSjJsdfS^, e<iJ.

e5c3?^ s. a. Not one, many, several.
-^tf. In different ways, various. -^
S^r. Many times.

eSo^ 1. (= esoqs, q. v.) k. ad. Such, such
a one. 2, p. p. of ^c^-i-

&0^ 2. s. n. End, limit, boundary. 2,
completion; death, decay. 3, a final
syllable (g.). 4, certainty. 5, dispo-
sition. 6, nearness. 7, inside.

©c^S (= aoc^D*) s, ad. Within, in tho
middle. 2, between, -^tfra. Tho inner
organ, the heart, conscience, soul. 2,
(fig.) favour, love, mercy ( = ciDli,
^jj^S). -^dcs^c^j. To have mercy. -5'
A man whose mind is pure.
jrf. Tho inner or
female apartment, gynaeceum. -ioa.
Inward purity. -nS^^. Having internal
essence.

-f^ijU. Inner strife.

e5c^S?d (cf. ec3;^j.) s. a. Being amidst.
n. A semi-vowel.

690^3^ s. ft. Making an end. n. Death,
Yama.

eSc^S;.. See s. ao^J.

©0:^5. = eso;^!, q. v.

?£>o^xi s. a. Inner, interior. 2, near;
related. 3, distant; different. 4,
surpassing, n. The interior. 2, the
soul (5ioSOT3l^). 3, interval; distance;
difference. 4, a variety. 5, period
of time; occasion. 6, respect. 7,
a surety. 8, great height. 9, obstacle
(esoocra^). 10; at the end of cpds.
different, another, as :o«3t)o3tf, a-
nother country; £ic3\o3ti, S3Je)oi?Jeio
;Sd, eSjS^^-sosd, etc. sso^ods!^. The
soul.

©o^doTs s. 11. The inner part; mind,
heart. 2, secrecy.

©oi^IJAC^ s. **. A water-plant, Pistia
stratiotcs.

©o^do^'rf s. a. Leaving a proper dis-
tance when sitting at meals, or space
between hills, etc.

eSc^'GSC^TJ s. 11. The inner soul. 2,
difference.

©oi^Ct/OoJ s. 11. Obstacle, impediment.

©oollDe^ s. 11. Intermediate space or
time.

©oSb"^. s. n. Atmosphere, sky.

e9o^5?jJ s. V. t. To leave a space be-
tween. 2,toputoflf. v.i. To disappear.

S5o;^Dot3 (0 = 63') k. yrep. Afterwards.

©c^SQoajoJo k. n. An internal organ ;
manas, buddhi, ahankara and chitta.

&o^7\r^ s. a. Included in. 2, hidden;
forgotten.

e)o;^c?sr?i s. n. Disappearance.

^o^c^i^F^ s. a. Internal, inner.

eSo^^road, e5csA\rSos. «. An inner
apartment.

©c^^^OOFSO s. n. Continual attention of
the mind.

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iSo^Cki^^ s. n. The interior. 2, a hidden

thought.
e9o;^ocij3r30 s. n. The supreme soul.
S90is?iri 3i s. M. Inward heat: distress.
©oi^Xio r^ft- 0/ yioSS^) a. Being between.

M. A story of a building. 2, degree

of rank.

'tj s. n. A secret.

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e5c:^5o a. k. = s5o3j, q. v.

55033 (= esoqj, g. y.) ad. Such. 2, = ss

e>o33jS, ©oB, e<c. = y>oSJ^3^(3, es(^|„,
S9oB3^ s. aci. Near. n. Vicinity. 2, end.
iDc^O k. ad. In that manner, thus, so.
71. The whole, total, eso^^si , esoSSo.
Such, such a one. esoSo^So (= ©o^o-
'SoSj). Either so or thus, at any rate.
aoJ^js. And so ; as for, as 2oJ3?55§
eo^ja ;|j5$rf05J^, as for new ones they
did not appear.

esoi 1., «5ciie k. acL Even so; just like;

just as (ssoii).
e9cii2. k. d. V. It is said ; see s. ss^Jj.
^o^n s. a. Last; final. 2, lowest, n.

The end. -te, -2ifi. Lowest born;

a Sudra.
e9o<iiis.5U, s. n. Funeral ceremonies.

eSo^ tb. of eso;^ti, q.v. as ^S^srso^,
sSJJioao^, e^c. 2, entrail, gut.

eSoqi, ©oqjs {= 6503?) k. acL Such, of
that kind, as ^i? oqi, SooU.iSoqjs, 'atfj
SjoqjTiCjO , efc. esoqjoqjs. Such and such.

ePod (=e3fjjl) k. «. Fitness; beauty.
2, manner. 3, nature; faculty. 4, true
state, -riaxj. To spoil, ruin. -tISj.
To become ugly. -rl^S. An ugly crea-
ture. -iijss???0. To cause to look nice.
-Sid. To be beautiful. -n^zS. A hand-
some man; f. -A^rf^'J, -n-iSr.

©orfr®, iSczi^ (tb. of wocS^ra^EJ) n. A
litter, palankeen.

eSorf^ (fr. Brrfo) k. If one says; that is
to say. ^0^ ssorfd'oiJ what is sandhi?

ef)OCJ32iO h. «. Proportion; estimate. ^-

WOj. To make an estimate.
^cZiSij^^iJO k. n. An evergreen tree,

Carallia integerrima.
efoa^O'n;* k. n. A small insect that

infests grain.
^O^d 1. k. ad. At that time, then. 13^ o

cSj. Childhood. «5oa?jorf. Since then.

e^oSii. Then. esodociJ. Always.
eSorfo 2. k. V. t. To suffer; to get at;

to obtain, v. i. To reach, arrive.
©o^l)^ s. n. A chain, fetter. 2, an

anklet.
©cdoAO k. H. The clearing nut plant,

Strychnos potatorum.
©ocS . = esorfd, (/. i',

eSo:;^ s. a. Blind, n. Darkness. 2, tur-
bid water, ©oqs^cidzs^cij Ix. A bad
government.

©czji^ s. a. Blind, n. A blind man. 2,
darkness. 3, water.

e9orf3t)TJ s. H. Darkness. -'5'^, -Sjjjic
=5ja«?J,. Darkness to cover.

iScz^j f. ?t. The Telugu country; a
Telugu man.

iS^^ 1. {— iSr^) a. k. ad. That time;
meanwhile, -lorf, -Jo5. So long as,
until.

©?i^ 2. s. n. Food, esp. boiled rice. 2,
the sun; water. -jrijra. One's al-
lotment to eat rice. -tfosJ?^. One who
hinders another's living. -t?ja?io,
-i3?Xj. To boil rice. -rS3. Depending on
food. -^^- A building in which food
is distributed. -539;^, -n^S). A giver
of food. - 33=) oi. Giving of food. -i^5^-
Want of appetite. -SjiSfS. Digestion.
-Sssuqir. Rice and curry. -^'?>7i.
Meat and drink. -SJs sSfi. The cere-
mony of putting rice into a child's
mouth for the first time. -^?a. Green
vitriol. -SX„. Food and clothinsr.
-3?oS. Feeding the hungry, ^^-^^izi^.
Want of food. -^^'S^J, -'^'^^J,, -toa^Jj.
To serve up rice at a meal. -?3?tfj.
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-3o.'^';rto. To have an appetite. ^^^
^T. A beggar.
e?jiON k. r. i. To say, speak, name. t5^
=;0. To cause to say, etc. w^Aj^js^Jj.
To be called, to pass for. (P.ps. bocSj,
eso^, «£03t), having said, for which
often oiocSj, etc. are used). The verb
eajiA, like o^?^, is wsed to introduce
tvords and sentences, as »iO ^1 3oJ3^
rtO ao;^ 'CT5S?rfn3j, he asked "where
shall I go?" S5o:5. Having said, it is
said. eiociS. That is to say (explana-
tory). ^ri^i^^^'S. Saying. •
ef)jjv(=:yc^ l)a. k. ad. Meanwhile, until.

2, truly, certainly.
©f^o, eSfiq^ s. a. Other, another,
different; foreign. -t33^. Another
caste, -d;^. A foreign country. -Sjs?'.
Cooked by others. -zpTi^. The mind
of another, -zpi)^. Another language.
©ftQ^nJ s. a. Either of the two.
^^:n-^i s. ad. Elsewhere.
eji^nqro s. ad. Otherwise; in a different

manner.
©c3Socc5o s. n. Unlawfulness, injustice.

-n?tf. An unjust man.
©Njsoe^o s. a. Mutual, n. Reciprocity.
2, intimacy, friendship, amity. -"^355.
Mutual affection. -s^rtJ. To become
reconciled. -?iC3S. Conversation.
-;4?3o- Mutual friendship.
^^^aio s. n. Succession; connection.
2, race, family. 3, grammatical con-
struction of a sentence (g.). 4, drift,
purport, esfd oaj?ij. To construe; to
arrange words in order.
e9jjQ^qir s. a. Intelligible, clear. -r3=)So.

A word of self-evident meaning.
©jCjQsaodo s. n. Family, race.
?5F3J)Q ODs s. a. Deposited. 2, renewed,

as a sacred fire.
©a^o s. a. Connected; understood.
©N^ojs^r© s. n. Searching, investigation.

9S7j 2. s. ad. Away. 2, negatively, con-
tradictorily. 3, without.
iSTi'SDXi s. 71. Wrong, offence, liarm. 2,

wickedness. 555i=r30. An offender.
^7!,-&^Bf s. n. Reproach. 2, disgrace,
infamy. -sSjsocSj. To be disgraced.
-:3orfj'^J5V<J). To incur disgrace.
eS3j3'\^n s. n. A wrong act; damage,

injury.
eSs3^'rfo s. n. Going away. 2, flight.

3, (= ts^sD) disorder.
©jj^Q s. a. Uncooked, raw. 2, unripe.
eSsiiODnS s. n. Injured reputation, dis-
grace.
?£)ti7\4 s. a. Gone, departed. 2, deceased.

essirtS. Low condition.
eSSjtssTJ s. n. Improper conduct; offence,

mistake. 2, defect.
©sisiB s. n. Honour, respect. 2, loss.

3, expense.
?3Zjdiaio s. n. Defeat, reverse, loss.
-s;3;53o. To defeat. -2oj3orfj. To be
defeated.
?5tidiT) ^ s. n. Concealment of know-
ledge.
S9^;aN?3' s. a. Wifeless, n. A widower.
SSsja^o s. «. Offspring, a child.
essjqin s. rt. Unfit, unwholesome, n. Bad

diet. 2, a lie.
©Sii^s^o ('i-)= eao) k. ?i. Slander, calum-
ny; disgrace. -'SC^J, -SJSCeO, -iS3=5'j.
To calumniate. -sSj. To be dis-
graced, [state.
WTj^T^ {tb. of «5*Sc!^) n. A low miserable
SSJj^e^ s. ??. A pretence. 2, a butt,

mark. 3, fame. 4, quarter.
WT^zf^CTj s. n. Falling away; degra-
dation.
sf)3J?ios!)^, e93ijio83;?, essijiosoo;^ k. n.

Distrust, mistrust; unbelief.
©si^ocS s. n. Abuse, reproach. -SjJSO

?io. To accuse falsely.
e)3C!^o3j3?A s, n. Misapplication.
S53j23)0^ s. n. Incorrect language.

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©rJ^Je)?:^ (= essiSjSc^) s. ?i. Disrespect,
dishonour, disgrace. -»5J3:^o. To dis-
grace.
?£)z!^\^Jqs. n. A sudden or violent
death. 2, a minor death, i.e. a des-
perate sickness.
e£)3jT3 s. a. Hinder, later. 2, following.
3, other. 4, diiferent; distant, n.
The hind foot of an elephant. 2,
the future. 3, the west.
«f)z;'dceS f. M. Pure gold.
^■^xity^. s, n. The latter or dark half
of the month. 2, the other side, de-
fendant.
eSsi'dusSj, ©SjTjsS, s. n. The latter
half of the night. [Siva.

e9^Ut>22^ s. a. Unconquered. n. Vishnu;
^tiXj^ris s. a. Sinned; guilty.
©^iCDv s. H. Offence, crime, 2, penalty,
punishment. 3, fault, mistake. -^
<SjA)23:Sj. To pardon an aparadha.
-€j3:Sj. To pay a fine. -SJeiSo. To
commit an aparadha. -Sojsijj. To
charge an aparadha upon.
^tiViDi^Tj , essSu^O s. ?i. A guilty person,

criminal.
S>3JU35o Jt. The afternoon.
©3iQSo^ s. a. Unmeasured, unlimited.
^tj-6j?it> (tb. es^djssi) s. a. Ugly. 2,

uncommon, rare.
W7j<VT)Zj s. ?i. Denial, abnegation;
hiding. 2, an outcry. ^^<D^h7io. To
deny ; to cry out.
©Zj^sarf s. n. Evil speaking, blame. 2,

refutation. 3, exception.
e£)z!.33j s. a. Impure, unclean.
eSSjEiS'oFi s. n. A bad omen.
eS^jtfSO s. ?i. A harsh word. 2, incor-

rect language.
e5Zj?jrf s. H. An outcaste.

&t,Ti-d. tb. of essJ^Mjrf, Q. I'.

©3i;^-S-, s. n.
elusion.

False witness.
n. An erroneous con-

iSJjT^^.Ti s. n. Forgetfulness; uncon-
o
sciousness. 2, epilepsy.

eSTi^jQTJ s. n. An unmusical sound. 2,
a hoarse voice.

©SjSo'doa s. n. Taking away; stealing.

esrlScQ^io s.v.t. To take away; to rob,
plunder.

ef)3iS3'd s. n. Taking away. 2, stealing.
S3j3c33^33'3d. Defamation.

©siSolJrfo s. n. Ridicule, scorn, mockery.
-sijacSo. To mock at.

8£)o3t)OA s. a. Deformed, n. The outer
corner of the eye. 2, a sectarian mark.

©SjD^QOiJo s. n. Concealment of
knowledge.

CSjS^j s. a. Unworthy, unfit.

©sronsfj s. n. The ablative case (g.).

eSSIs^psS k. a. Stray, as cattle; dis-
orderly, as a man; ill-done.

e9S33o:iJ s. n. Going away. 2, de-
struction. 3, evil. 4, peril, danger.

©Sj^'d s. a. Shoreless, unbounded;
immense. [ment.

©S^at^r s a. Unmeaning, n. False argu-

©SS^odO s. ?t. A refuge. 2, a fence,
hedge, a. Helpless.

©b s. p?-ep. On; near to. ad. Moreover.
2, though. 3, certainly. 4, perhaps.

esbt?3?i s. n. Covering. 2, a cover.

e9^sj s. a. Sonless.

eS^gjj^"^ s. H. Exemption from further

transmigration (= Sjj*^).
^^tXs^ s. a. Not flowering.
eSEgfSS s. n. A cake of flour, etc.
eS^dr s. a. Unprecedented. 2, extra-
ordinary, wonderful, unparalleled.
e5^e-S\?;o s.v.t. To desire, wish for;

to expect.
e93;?#v s. H. Desire, wish; hope. -«-)

y.Jjj. To excite desire, etc.
eo
©^iJsSo s. '«. Removal of doubt. 2,

arguing.

©si. 1. (pr. -part, of tJrto. = wrSosi) a. k.

Becoming; being, e. g. »j^o^w»j

55^ 22

oj

^^* ^^o!^- As well as possible.
ssS o^JsJ. An agreeable or fit man.

©n, 2. k. n. Father ; c/. -^^5j , cSjsS
^, e/c. 2, rt»i fl/^x- to proper name,
as ^j^^. 3, (tb. of 5f^2)^ a rice
cake.

??^v^y f. a. Pure, unmixed.

e?ZA&3 k. ?i. Flatness.

853^^ ?5 (<b. o/" 5^:3^ 5ioi) n. Order, com-
mand, law. 2, permission, leave.
-^;s?j. To ask permission. -'#j8Sj.
To gfive permission; to order. -3^Jr\
9J,, -mjsocSj. To take leave. -S3J3
30. To order.

©^;i {lb. of sssjrra) n. Tax; rent.

eSsivOSorio k. tJ. «. To embrace; to seize

eaurerly. ri

" ' [down.

SSSi.a^^JO k, i\ «. To lift up and throw

^SlLs^to k. V. t. To strike against; to
slap. 2, = 93ii OsiJ.

£5L\7i (=:es^n) k. jj. Joining, cement-
ing. 2, a patch.

ef^ 1. k. r. /. To join, unite. 2, to
embrace, n. An embrace (wOortoS).
S5<^^J39J,. To embrace, clasp. 55.^
^-"se^jJS, es^'fjs^j.C'^. An embrace.

©^ 2. {tb. of ess:*) n. Water.

SS^\^, eSA ^Tj- k. ?t. An embrace.

©S^SSS) s. a. Not shining; hidden.

eS^g, e)^a^O s. rt. Unequalled, in-
comparable.

59^S?! s. «. Instability. 2, ill-fame,
dishonour. -»:Sj3Sj. To disgrace.

©35jS?S s. ?i. Unjust imputation.

eS^^O^ s. a. Invisible, imperceptible.

©JiiaOJC; s. a. Stupid, dull.

ej^'rfjsro s. a. Unlimited; unproved,
unauthorised; dishonest, n. A lie.

©^^je»r55' (=:e55S^5jJS£55=) s. a. Un-
proved, unwarranted; unworthy of
being believed. -3. Untruthfulness,
dishonesty. (-^^^16.

©^■^Ogodo s. a. Unfathomable, iuscru-

e9^o3j3?335' s. rt. Unserviceable, useless.
59^1^:^ s. a. Unknown, obscure. «S,

Aia. M. The state of being unknown,

obscurity.

^^'^io^ s. a. Unpraised; irrelevant;
unsuitable; accidental.

©?^ccio s. a. Disagreeable, disliked.

©b)?S s. n. Want of love, disaffection;

dislike.
^zf^T$ s. a. Modest; unlearned. -i.

Ignorance.

e9^Ti, 59^^^, ©^^^li^, e53i(>5 s. «. A

celestial nymph.
es^ej s. o. Unfruitful. 2, barren, useless.

Opium, -sisii'^i. An opium eater.

€920^^^ k. ad. Hastily.

©2035 s. a. Unbound. 2, wrong, n. A

lie, falsehood. -a3j3?cJ, -rratf. A liar.

-".jra^ra. Lying, -'^s*. False witness.
esaocco'd, ©eoorfT? (tb. of ts'^Jrf) ji.

Disorder, confusion; waste.
e980(y s. a. Weak, feeble, n. Weakness.

<isVi^. A woman.
e5a:scl) f. rt. Valueless, futile, n. Tare

in weighing. es'Jj'sci, -sSjfSjS);,. A man

of monstrous circumference. -550ft.

A very wide jacket. -^^,, -3j3^

sJjSb^j. To tare.
©£33;^, S£)2cro;riJ f. n. Incongruity. 2,

disagreeableness ( = 55?i33,).
©200535 (=!iW5=)0) h. n. Revenue de-
rived from intoxicating liquors.
©200 ai. tb. of «sio, q. r.
©20 (tb. esjAJta) s. a. Born in water, n.

The moon. 2, a lotus. 3, a pearl. -t?!i.

A lotus-like hand, -rttpr, -sa, -qSS.

Offspring of the lotus: Brahma, -to:

qSj, -?;iu. The sun. -asAi^. Lakshmi.

-5^0, tsura 0, esura 00^. The moon.
©20 s. M. A cloud. 2, a year. -Sooejj.

The grass Cyperus rotundus.

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9

'£i?2 s. n. The ocean. 2, pure know-
ledge (T??»3a;s^ ?!). 3, right behaviour
(^5^). -23, -oiocSc^. The moon. ~^od)c^,
-SDODo. Vishnu.

i920„ ^520,20,, e9S33, k. int. Ha! 2, ah,
zs zj ts eJ

alas!

SSO.'d, ^ei.'ds? k. »i. A loud cry; sound,
report; noise. 2, desire.

S20 8?CiO k. ('. i. To cry aloud; to bark,
liowl. 2, to desire.

!S20 ^^ k. n. Eructation or belching.

Sl^jt 'S, k. n. Soot; mould.

Se3 k. ?(. A plant from which pens are
made. 2, (<b. of esoW) mother.

S20Jj h. n. Honour, reputation.

^2^^ a. a. Undevout; unbelieving.

'32^o7\ s. o. Not breaking; without
destruction.

iS^cdJ s. a. XJnfearful, fearless. n.
Fearlessness, peace, safety. -^, -^J3:^o.
To give assurance of security. -S333,
-S 533c^. Giving safety.

6£)£pSi s. a. Unborn.

SSepSAQS. a. Unfortunate, poor; wretch-
ed.

e92ps&;?j s. a. Improper, n. Impropriety.

K'sps'rf s. n. Non-existence, absence.
2, omission. 3, death. --^oSj. The
negative mood (3.).

eseP s. ad. On. 2, towards. 3, in pre-
sence of. 4, intensely. [term.

©cpSDo, eSEpsSo s. n. A name; a word,

eS^A^O^ s. n. Coming near. 2, adora-
tion (of idols) at noon.

©cp^Jei;^ s. n. Attack; injury, loss.

©^yraTJ s. n. Ghee put on food or
oblation.

ef)£pei'd s. n. A servant.

©EptJeiTJ s. n. Incantation, sorcery.

eSEpftifj s. n. Race, family, ancestors.
2, fame ; a badge of honour.

e5Ep2d3^ s. a. Well-born, noble. 2,
proper. 3, learned.

?5tp22§ s. a. Victorious, n. Midday.

©83&! s. a. Knowing, clever. -^, 5Sif)

s? oi. Knowledge.
ef)£p93?i, eS^J^ s. n. A name. 2, speech;

a word. 3, sense, meaning. 4, a

vocabulary.
©sP^jcdJ s. n. Indication of a passion by

look or gesture. 2, dramatic repre-
sentation. eszpjrfo3o?jJ. To represent

dramatically; to imitate.
eScpco^ s- «• Quite new; fresh, young.

esiPcitD^iJ. To become new.
e5^S)^?^ s. M. Inclination, attachment.

2, determination.
©gp^-j s. a. Unbroken, undivided. 2,

unaltered; identical.
eSEpSj^jodo s.n. Aim, purpose, intention,

opinion; meaning. -53j3:Sj. To inter-
pret.
eS'dp^Oi^ s. a. Assented to. 2, wished.

«. Desire, wish. «5iP^jS?io. To assent

to, approve of.
eSEp^oo^O© s. n. Calling, inviting. 2,

consecrating by a formula (>3jo:^).

esjpsSoo^SjJ. To consecrate; to charm.
e5£ps:5of:^On s. n. A son of Arjuna.
e9£p^J3?3 s. n. Conceit, pride. 2, noble

feeling; affection, love; self-respect.

-coQ. To love. -f^^. A proud female.
©Sp^JSo) s. n. A person of noble

feelings. a. Proud.
©cp^reSirio s. v.t. To honour; to love^

to shelter, protect.
eSSp^ooSO s. a. Facing, fronting. 2, ap-
proaching.
?52Pc3j3?A s. n. Application; exertion.

2, an attack; fight; a charge.
©ePT3a;^0 s. rt. Pleasing, delightful,

beautiful.
©^■dosJ s. n. Desire, taste, pleasure.
esepTJjsSi s. a. Pleasing, handsome.

ese^e^s^A ©tpe^s^J. s. n. Desire, wish .
es'cPc3ii;^j. To desire, wish.

Respectful salutation. 53Z?Soao. To
salute respectfully.

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esrfodo

8£>^rf\0 s. n. Increase; prosperity; suc-
cess; progress.
eS^'^Sj s. «. Curse; calumny.

eS^s^^CA s. »j. Union. 2, attachment.
3, debt. 4, a curse.

CS^^a'S' s. a. Sprinkled over; inaugu-
rated, enthroned.

©^T^e^' s. «. Sprinkling over; conse-
cration, inauguration. 2, the liquid
used for sprinkling. 3, purifying
an idol with ablutions. s3fa'9,jj,53t'5'.
Coronation of a king. -Sjsci^j, ejz^
^?T?iJ. To sprinkle over; to inaugu-
rate

©Eprfkjr© s. a. Going towards; dis-
persion; following.

eSEpSoB s. n. A stroke; injury.

e5£p53ti'rf s. n. Seizing, robbing. 2,
an attack. 3, reversion. 4, exertion.

eSEpf-CTv ?i3 s. V. i. To look towards.

eSEp?^, s. a. Wished, desired. 2, ac-
ceptable. -^^- Gaining of a desired
object.

eSs^erf s. n. Absence of difference;
identity.

©£^e:r!n s. a. Impenetrable; indivisible.

©EfinOA, ©^OOAfj, ej^'ino&ijo S. 11.

Smearing the body with unctuous
substances. 2, an unguent.

eS^nJjO^ s. n. Permission; order.

^?^no^xi s. n. The interior. 2, an ob-
stacle, impediment. -sSjscij, s5Ui,o30
?to. To hinder.

©£i5o£:^rfJ s. n. Worship, reverence.

e5^o?j s. a. Practised ; studied.

©2p?oA^ s. a. Come, arrived. n. An
uninvited guest.

fflSiTOnA^So s. n. Arrival ; visit.

esspropd s. n. Use, habit. 2, study, learn-
ing. 3, practice, exercise, -fia^ij,
«5q%A)?ij. To study, practise, cpds:

eSSprnA; s. n. A student.

e5^J^3^?r, ^2^do^^:>s.n. Rising, ele-
vation; increase, prosperity.

©^ s. n. A cloud. 2, sky, atmosphere.
3, the eye. 4, talc, mica. -^ = S.
N. of Siva. -rtarcJ. Thunder. -Sjrf.
Heaven's gem: the sun, moon. -Sjsd.
Succession of clouds.

€92^^ s. n. The sedge Cyperus rotandus.
2, talc, mica.

eSsiotSjjS;* k. n. Tumult.

eS^JA k. n. A fit opportunity ; festive

occasion. 2, season.
©dOAO (= ^ssij'e'J) k. 1-. <. To squeeze,

55»^JOAe^ s. a. Inauspicious, unlucky.
-*d. Causing ill-luck. -tSO. One who
causes ill-luck. -2330. One who averts
ill-luck. eiiSoortsS. A widow.

eS^OOAOTi k. n. A medicinal shrub,
Physalis flexuosa.

esrfoB (tb. of Bow^), -^o3j. ?i. A hog-
plum.

e?^0^ s. «. Unfelt, imperceptible.

esrfoS s.H. Unconsciousness; ignorance.

SfsiOcvO^.ns. a. Not human. «. A demon.

S9j5o^O k. Y?!i. of surpi'ise and pain:
Ha! alas!

esdoTlJ s. a. Immortal, n. A god. 2, quick-
silver. -cS^i^. A shrubby creeper.
-=^J3°^. N. of the Samskrita dictionary
by Amarasimha. -rtorl, -fia. The
celestial Ganges. -^. Immortality.
-sS3. Indra. -djs^*. Heaven. tsSjO,
?s5l)3. A female deity.

eS^OCSDj s. n. The mountain of the
gods: Meru.

K'rfo'Oa'rfS s. n. The abode of the gods.

e9^&^, esdo^r k. «. Fitness, suitable-
ness.

^'^^TJo k. V. i. To be closeh' united; to be
linked to. 2, to arise, appear. 3, to
be fit; to fit, 4. to fall upon; to
climb. 5, to embrace. esSoO^iJ. To
cause to join; to prepare; to reprove.

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esoeoo

^■^dti:)F ('=e5^0Q?jJ) k. V. t. To join.

2, to apply. 3, to put on. 4, to seize.

5, to prepare; to perform. essSot^rXo.

To cause to join.
^Ti^^or" s. rt. Immortal, w. A god.

©^OSJJF" f^b. o/" 5^550^^, a- I'-.) ". Am-
brosia. 65^0, dor rf. A god. -rsarf.
The moon.

©rfoodJSFcS 3. M. Disrespect, rudeness,
impropriety.

esdosir s. n. Non-endurance. 2, impa-
tience; passion.

©rfo5 £9;^0G)J 1. b. n. Intoxication,
drunkenness, -wrtj, -oitfj, -Soab^. To
be drunk, -risrf. A drunkard.

©siO!^, eS^oeJO 2. h. ?i. Business. 2,
rule, reign. 3, an office. 4, collec-
tion of revenue, -nsrf. A native re-
venue collector.

©^0£^ s, a. Stainless, clean, n. Talc.
-i, -^. Stainlessness.

©^Oe5ci s. a. Stainless.

eS^JSSSJO h. a. Unclaimed, heirless.
-tJoart. An unclaimed property of
a person dying without heirs which
reverts to the government.

©^03D?3. tb. of. esSjs^s;^,, q. v.

©^^ (tb. of oliSoej) n. A pair, twin.

e5»^Je)0?j s. rt. Without flesh; feeble,
thin.

?£'»^Je)^o s. 71. A minister, counsellor.

S5^j8)c3;^0 h. ?i. A deposit, charge. 2,
suspension.

©^JSo) li. ". "What is in charge of a
collector on the part of government
in opposition to that which is rented
out to tenants of the soil.

©»ije)c^07^ s. a. Inhuman; monstrous.

?5o^jj)Ar s. rt. Pathless. n. A wrong
road. 2, a bad man.

^-^7?)^z'S), es^js^S. tb. of e5Sij=)S3?3p.

©^J3SS;6n s. w. The first day of the
first quarter on which the moon is
invisible.

eSSOi^ s. rt. Unmeasured, boundless,

infinite.
S5.302m s. n. An enemy.
©.SjiJc^ h. n. A petty revenue officer.

2, the lowest executive officer of a

civil court.
es^oos^o, es-rfjjAO, pfj^i^oosio (= eicj^j)

k. i". <. To press down.
©^-)j3G)o s. rt. Priceless, precious, ines-
timable.
e5dvi\re3£.' s. 11. The root of a fragrant

grass, Kaskas.
55^0\;^ (tb. esSorfjr, q. v.) a. a. Immortal.
n. Immortality. 2, ambrosia, food
of the gods. 3, anything sweet, e.g.
water, milk, juice of soma. 4, quick-
silver. 5, a ray. 6, N. of several
plants. -*Ji. The moon; a physician.
-;^. Immortality. -?u. The custard-
apple, -z^^. The heart-leaved moon-
seed. es53a3=)oz^. A deity.

e9^0?vo s. a. Impure; unholy. n.
Excrement, faeces.

ef)^o?ocio s. rt. Immeasurable.

«f)^js?;f!o s. rt. Unfailing; efficacious;
productive.

©^J3?e35^ (tb. of ©5iJ^t>^*) rt. Invalu-
able, excellent.

&zSJ^<^0 s. rt. Priceless; excellent,
invaluable.

©c^j'S^ k. n. An entertainment given to
friends at their departure.

e5o20. = e5oSJ(_3i, p. p. of ©c^J^, q- v.

&oZd^ s. n. An eye.

©0205^^;* (tb. of eStSo^) n. A kind of
pap mixed with buttermilk.

©o20K. = essiJB, q. V.

e5o20TJ s. n. Clothes, apparel. 2, the
sky, atmosphere. 3, cotton. 4, talc.
5, a perfume, Ambergris. -So el). The
sun. tfw^ OiAid. A purple cloth.

e£)0205?^ s. n. A frying-pan. 2, the
sun. 3, Siva, Vishnu. 4, war. 5,
remorse.

^o'i^'Z) k. n. A public hall.

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JOdooi

59oeOs3 (<6. of «5iSj . = {so'^T*;*, 7. v.) n.
A kind of porridge.

fficSCSa s. H. Tiae cry of a cow.

SfJcS3D!io?od k. n. A whitish and frag-
rant kind of betel leaf.

©oKJSvi h. n. A heap of thrashed straw.
-sysi^. A granary.

SSoaroO h. n. A howdah on an elephant.

S93aJS'5 k. 11. A kind of insect. ao-jrs
rfjcj. An insect infesting cattle.

?9o83 k. ?i. A boat. -T^sri. — ao^rt, rj. t\

e5cS353, ©083^ s. ». A mother. 2,

Durga.
e5c£3A, ©osSa^tJ k. n. A boatman.

eSoaoo 1. k. n. An arrow. -n^rf. An
archer. ^o&^ ood, esozSpS cSjsrS. A
quiver, wej^otoo. A bow and arrow.

esoaoo 2. a. k. V. i. To dry, fade.

590200 3. s. n. Water. -J^rf. Aquatic.
-Zi. Water-born: a lotus, -za^j^. The
sun. -:3j5?rf^3. Brahma. -cS, -z^^.
A cloud. -?i9, -Dt)3. The ocean.
-^=)3S. A cloud. -?vCJrf. The bed of
a stream.

e9o200A&^ k. n. The creeping bent
grass, Agrostis stolorufera.

©02009 s. «. The ocean.

fficd 1. (= '•^'^■^1) s. n. A mother. 2,
Durga.

eSod 2. = 550133, q. V.

©ceS 3. = sSSSj . -S5°^a. Scented turmeric.
e9o£37TO(yo4. k. «. The crawling knees,

«ot5rraOs):eO, 5fo:5n?05'o, esozSnsOc^j.

To crawl on hands and knees,
©o^, e5o^c3 s.n. Water.

s. M. A lotus.
eScs^js?^, ef)0£^j3e^)qi s. ?!.. The ocean.

?£i^, (<?;. o/" e3oi3) »i. A mother. 2, a re-

o

spectful title for females {as «353j fi
Sjdo); a respectable woman. 3, a
grandmother. 4, a -village goddess

fDurga). 5, the smallpox. See lo^Sjj, ,
:3j3S3j^, ^053j^. 5S^^ris?J. Widows.
^'^"i,^" ■^^ affectionate name for
a female; a coward. 55 wo,^ if$c3.
Cholera.

esrfj^^js^, ©^(y^e^s (=esSjo, q. I-.;
int. of pain Of weariness : Ah! alas!

29^0, rS k. »i. A nipple, teat.

as^j^, d k. n. A game of throwing:

hand-balls in the air.
©rfoo^ a. k. V. i. To be able; to wish,

desire, n. Desire.
^zi^ s. w. Sourness, acidity. 2,vine£:ar.
S5dje) rf s. H. The orlobe amaranth.

Gomphraena globosa-
©50 , ©ao ^ s. n. The tamarind tree,

CO CO

Taynarindus indica.

©oc)o* 1. ©odOq k. n. Sir. -rt^j. A school-
master.

©aJj<2. (=55odoJ 2) k. a. Five. -rS-'Sdo.
Five hundred. -i3J3, -533. Five fold.
-52ra. Five colours, -^sfj.. Fifty. -?33
A)C. Five thousand. -K6. A five fold
string (of pearls).

©crio?3 s. n. Going. 2, road, path. 3,
half a solar year. 550ij?i?io. To move,
as the sun.

©odOoJ s. n. Iron; steel; metal.

©odjsoi s. a. Not moving; stopping.
2, without a vehicle.

©OSorio k. a. Five.

©O3J;:^0 h. a. Original, principal,
prime.

©O20oc3t) h. ad. Hereafter ; in future.

©O30200 h. n. A flaw, fault, defect.

©OSOtS (<i). of 551303). Ji. A wife whose
husband is alive.

©OaoOO ( = ?irfouj, (J. f.) k. «. Bewilder-
ment, madness.

©OSO'GD^^. = 530333^.

©OSO'S^KO h. ?i. Property, wealth; cash,

money.

©crfoot^ s. a. Unfit, unsuitable, impro-

c

per.

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^:it:>:)

eSodoo^ f. n. A myriad.

€9a3j3e7\P s. a. Unfit, unsuitable, un-
worthy. -^oS, -^. Unfitness, disquali-
fication ; unworthiness.

^o3>©?i^ o s. n. Oude, the capital of
Rama.

55OS0,<5 a. k. n. Cold, coldness; frost;
snow. 2, the cold season.

®o3o (/"r. essoJCSo- oi 3) = 55J3. k. It
certainly is, it is.

eSodoo 1. k. t'. i. To go to; to join. 2.
to approach (iotfo). 3, to obtain

f-SoJSocio). escOj ?::j. To cause to go
to, etc. esoSj. Exceedingly, greatly,
then, even,

©odjO 2.'(=s503jcSj) k. a. Five. -Sd.
Five and a half. -dsj. Five liquids.

€£'OdJo s. n. A master, sir. 2, a father.
3, a Jaagama. 4, a teacher, -^oj- The
state of being an Ayya or Jangama,
-onsrf. An epithet of respect among
Srtvaishnavas, cpds. es^cxijj, esra odj^,

esS 05j,, edJ.Oij,, SJJSSCXJOo, C3J530li„.

?5oc!ooo3j3?, ©oSjso; k. m<. of (/rte/'.'
Alas! 2, of surprise: Aha!

SSodreirS f. n. A small vessel or vase
used at vyeddings.

SSOSJj f. n. A disease of the eye.

e5)odo^^_o_^ k. see sso^*. ^^^^^_

©aziOJ/ (= S3ri^o, fj. t'.) a. k. ad. That

e5Tj 1. (= sicS") k. n. A file.

e5id 2. (—^^2) k. a. A half. -'S^^:^^^.
The half ci when written as r. -^ cs.
Half a moment, -nrsj. A purblind
eye. -rvsodj. A slight wound, -ns^.
Slight heat. -AJi^d. A low wall.
-rlja^tij. Half of the produce of a field.
-jSrs . Breeches covering the buttocks.
-3^^. Half a sheet of paper. -cSe3.
Half the head. -STss^. Three rupees'
weight. -SJra. Half a maund. -aijri
Xo . Reluctance. -o3od. Partial screen-
ing; want of sincerity. -SsA). One
half. -?? = dJ. Half a ser.

©d 3. ahbrev. of esrf^J, </.■?;. -?\rf. A
parrakeet. -fSO. The country goose-
berry, -sijri. A king's son. -;3jf3. A
palace; a court. -?3^ ri. A royal
council.

©'rfS' k. ?i. Washing rice. 2, the state
of broken or injured, as a tile, esrf
=5^01313.. A brass basin.

Spirit, juice, essenca;

2,

toddy.

89^^ k. n. The half.

©oaO 1. k. ?t. A border, margin,
vicinity.

eSTJAO 2. k. t'. J. To decay; to be
digested.

S5dA0 3. (tb. of ^"^fj «. Gumlac;
sealing-wax. ©rfhc^ ^a . A stick of
lac. esdi^c^ 53j-2o, -SSOSj. A superior
ink made from lac, etc. 53Jo^-. Seal-
ing wax.

©■rfa^rj 3. «• Disorder.

esriSk. w. =!Stie3. 2, a reel.

©TJrfo ( = 53ci;:So) k. r. 2. To be extended,

etc.
eSXJfiS k. n. A nuptial present.

©■rfrS s. n. The wood of the Ficus reli-
giosa used for kindling fire by attri-
tion, [lizard.

©tira (=TjSf^) k. n. A greenish kind of

eSTJren s. n. A wood, forest, wilderness

©lJ^ 1. k. M. The act of grinding.
©TJ^ 2. s. a. Indifferent to.
e5d§> s, 71. The elbow. 2, a cubit.
iSxini 3. a. Toothless.

esT^rf^, esrJns^, ©od^, e£)ec:3^(<&. of

3o033^). H. Yellow orpiment.
&'d^'i^7i^^°i s. n. A mendicant, pilgrim.
©TJfSsD k. ». Paralysis; also -"^?f3. 2,

one-sidedness.
59^J20, eS'ds!) f. H. An Arab. -?3|^n, -rf?^.

Arabia. esiSz^. Arabian.
©T^SOO (Ci=e3). k. n. Drought, famine.

4*

S5drf0

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yQ^o

yirfay^rt. A of

©^:5ofj (see s. estf 2) n. A palace; a

court. 2, government.
est^^raosj^A siTJ^^jsosooU ii. «. A gift

of rare value.
©d^j a. k. ad. To some extent; here

and there. f^,,^^;

esd^ s. tM<. of ivonder: Well done!
e5Tie;o, e5ds;'o k. r. ?. To expand, open

{as flowers), n. A flower. -9stfej sSjs

:Sj, estfOsjj. To cause to blossom.

-^art, -dart, a florist.

eSTJ^, SSd^k. ». Tamil. -tpTd. The T.

language. -rf$^. The T. country.

-f^^. A Tamil woman.

©T3^fe3?f, ©ti^t???, S9LJrffe3^7^, ©lJSojs^ /^
« ei

(tf=e3) k. n. A shed on the roadside

in which water, buttermilk, etc. are
distributed gratis,
founder an aravatige
^Xi-d^2^ (u=e3) k, a. Sixty,
©ti^ro,?;, esiiscS. See s. ead 2.
ePdaoa s. n. A lotus. -N?^. A lotus-
eyed woman. -looi^Sj, -sJiu, The sun.
esijj^ (0=65) k.tt. Knowledge.
e£)TJ5 (d=e5)k.n. Indigestion. 2, cloth,
©ti^j, ©lisiJ (<&. o/' D3J4) n. A king,
lord. ati:^^. A queen. -qSSor. A
king's duty. -rtJES, -Sort, e?c. -:^~i.
Kingship, royalty. -3ojcso. A car-
buncle.
eSTJ^ fib. o/" crata) H. A queen.
©■d^f:;, ©-d^OS (<&. 0/" 3oO^) n. Turmeric.
e9TJ?do (rf=e3) k. i'. «. To inquire after,
seek, search, n. Research, enquiry.
^t-^-ddXi. = erfi;?, q. V.
©ds;< k. 11. Amazement, perplexity.
©TJ^ ( = aci^SsSjd) k. ?i. The poplar-
leaved fig-tree, Ficus religiosa.
©d^j (= esti^jj, q. f.) k. V. i. To bloom.

n. A flower. 2, parched grain.
©ds? 1. k. ?j. Dressed cotton. 2, a post,

pillar.
©ds?2. (=ss£^53) k. ». The gall nut,
Terminalia chebula.

©d^e3 k. n. A forehead ornament

for young children. 2, a fig leaf.
©TO3i3^ s. a. Anarchical.
©CsS s. n. An enemy, foe.
©ODC; s. rt. Bent, crooked, curved.
©& 1. (= 330) k. r. t. To cut or lop

olf. n. Cutting oif, gnawing,
©a 2. (= eS) k. r. /. To grind on a

slab. -SjO. To cause to grind.
©& 3. k. 71. A mass of unthrashed corn.
2, excess in corn measure. 3, a dis-
ease of the eye (-rtiTJo).
©5 4. (0=e3-«) k. v.i. &L To learn to
know; to know, understand. P.ps.
esOKij, e50;So. efOodjarfj, tsODdb:3 sojb?
rtJ. To be ignorant of. «ODl)rfvS=-
-creOrfjJ, e£0;^53. =jO:^j. To make
known, inform.
©5 5. s. n. An enemy.
©5^, ©5i^, ©5^, ©5SoJ (0= 63^) k. n.
Knowledge; understanding; informa-
tion. esO^ ^jz)::ij. To inform.
©5do (0 = &) a. k. V. i. To bawl,
^^r^^^- [tree.

©5&ras? (<&. o/' 650^) n. The soapnut
©5:^ s. 71. An oar; a rudder.
©5::ij a. k, a. Impossible, inexplicable.
©5^0 (0 = ea--). = aOT, q. I'.
©56 (Ci = e3) a. k. ?i. A star. 2, mud.
©5i;i. = y0^, q.c.
©5^, ©5,3 (0 = »-•). = esrf^.

©5?A, s. a. Unhurt, n. Good or bad

ii

luck, misfortune. 2, buttermilk. 3,
the neem tree. 4, the soap-nut tree,
Sapi7idus t)-ifoliatus. =^^0^. A very
heavy calamity.

©5?ijOJ3?j s. 7i. An unsuitable composi-
tion of words.

©5,?j?j. = esrfAjfo, q. r.

©5;:i0 k. c. t. To cause to cut off. 2,
to cause to grind. 3, (0=e3') to in-
form.

S5a;

29

yq^F

£95?6 (tb. of e5^F"?5*) n. Piles.

©TJo 1. (rfo = e3J) = e:?cio. k. a. Six. -sia.
Six-fold. -5i:SJ,. Sixty.

©"do 2. (cSj=e3J) a. k. i'. i- To be cut
asunder; to cease.

59:^0X0. =?stfr!jl, q. V.

©TJosI s. ?;. Aversion, dislike; disgust.

^-dciijio. = aO'^o, q. V.

©dof*S s. a. Yellow, ruddy. 11. Aruna,
the dawn. 2, a ray. -?o3tf^. The
sun. BiiJr3J3?rfo^. Sunrise.

ejrfooi^S s. n. N. of the wife of Vasi-
shtha. 2, N. of a star. -^sqS. Vasishtha.

eSTJos^ (rf = e3;) sees. esO 4) a. k. v.t. To
make known.

^■dozdd^.tb. of ^"^A^; 9- ^'•

&'do'£:0 a. k. M. Love, affection.

?Si3ooZ:)i a. k. n. A flower-bud.

?£)TJot>d (rfo=e3J) k. n. Mud. -7li| ■ A
muddy paddy-field.

©docJOsio'doOo, ©xio^s^o^j'do^j k. n.
Bewilderment, dotage.

efTio4 (cij= esj. = esO^) k. n. Know-
ledge. -53JrfJ5^. Silliness, dotage.

eS'doSoJ {^= es) k. v, t. To make known.
)i. Knowledge.

eSI^jB^ s. a. Formless; ugly.

©t5 1. k. V. t. To grind, pulverize, 2,
(d=:e33) to strike, beat. n. The plant
Grislea tomentosa. 2, a. k. stone,
rock. 3, the back. -cxijUj,. To pursue.

©t3 2. (= esrf q. f.) k. n. A half. 2, a
little. -TiS>. To cut into halves, -rtrso,.
A loose knot of hair, -rtjo^rl. Half-
heartedness, timidity. -iiej?d. Un-
fiuished work. -:56. To open half.
-cSoa .Indistinct utterance. -cSj3?W. A
leer, side glance, -ssajo. Half apart.
-z3?5S. The Persian lilac. -zSO. To
be half opened, as a flower. -Sotij",?.
A half-mad man. -So3. Hesitation,
doubt. -s30). Half the body. -SjscSajo
hS, -5jj35j5?d f\^. A spinous shrub,
Randia dumetorum. -30Xj. To leave
unfinished, -^d. The half moon.

e5T5j3?A s. «. Health. e5dj3?P\. A healthy
person.

e9T5jse2:^5, e9T3j3e&l# s. >i. Want of ap-
petite; disgust, indigestion. a. In-
sipid.

?£)^~ s. n. Radiance. 2, the sun. 3,
crystal. 4, Indra. 5, swallow wort,
Calolropis gigantea. -^75^. Sunday.

?f)^r k. ft. Weeping, lamentation.

©AFiy, &7\r6 {tb. esri^) s. n. An
impediment; a bolt, lock.

iSXf^ a. k. 11. Greatness ; a great man.

eS^r s. n. Price, cost. 2, an offering
to gods, etc.

eSsjjOor s. a. Valuable; venerable. n.
A reverential offering to gods or
venerable men.

Wzi-F s. n. Invocation, worship. -'^. A
worshipper. -fS- Worship, homage.
asi^F^j. To worship.

esslr^j s. 11. Flame. 2, shine, lustre.

eseior (='<sOJ^j, q. v.) k. v.i. To cry
aloud.

eS^r", ^©aior) h. »i. A written petition.
-wdcxJjj, -ros^j, -^J3:«J, -SJccSj, eic.
To petition, -nsd. A petitioner.

eS^FTjO s. I', t. To acquire, gain.

esaior^ s. a. white. n. Silver. 2,
the tree Terminalia arjuna. 3,
the son of Indra and Kunti.

©ror s. «. Moving. n. Water. -s3.
The ocean.

&Bf k. 11. Love; desire. 2, pleasure,
fun. -i1a?jj. To spoil a wish. -^^rf.
A man of pleasure. -^. To be
pleased with.

eSiijsFeS {fr. esd-JjseS) k. /t. The weight
of half a rupee.

eSq^F s. n. Aim, purpose; cause, reason.
2, meaning. 3, advantage, utility.
4, a request. 5, manner, sort. 6,
wealth. -^30. Useful. -=#J3:So. To
mean; to confer riches. -^^ odj. As-
certainment. -sSo^. A man of pro-
perty. -3?cS. Explanatory remark.

s^ar

30

055^^6

-C?gO. To explain, expound. •3^^.
The science of polity. -^?si. Pun.
-^^^. Meaningless; poor; failing.
-5i?s*J. To interpret. Efca-oStf. A
different meaning. ^^^~^^. An
inference.

e??)" s. a. Desiring, n. A beggar. 2,
a plaintiff. -^. Entreaty. -Ko. To
desire; to ask for.

©qir s.a. Half, halved. 11. A half. -=J?S.
Half an Anna. -rlja^sj. A hemi-
sphere, -'^ori. A crescent. -rf,i),.
Purblind, -cre^. Midnight. -.:j033j.
A semicolon. eaqraForl. Half the
body. -o3j?io, es^rxo. To halve.

iS;^jr (= ssjj) k. „. ^ file.

eS^irPQ s. n. Placing upon. 2, offering

delivering, consigning, ahr^. To

offer, deliver, consign.
e583r a. k. n. A torrent checked in its

course. ^iXj~^. To roar.
^ZdOF k. n. Crying, esra^jry. Crying

aloud.
?5200F"oi s. n. A serpent. 2, a hundred

millions. 3, swelling, polypus.
as^r^ s. a. Small, weak. n. A child;

the young of any animal. |

SSeJor (= 55dj£^, q. v.) k. >i. Mud, clay.
S9sir s. a. Vile, low. n. A horse. -S.

A mare.

5955^^0 . See s. sj'dj.
0

tS^FQJ s. «. Piles.

SS^r s. a. Deserving, worthy. 2

proper, fit. «. A Jaina saint. -r§.

"Worship, -s*. Veuerable; a Jaina

saint.
i56 a. k. n. That place, direction, as in

2, state or condition, in verbal nouns,
as wz^^, ^,odj^o<. V. i. To be fit,
right or sufficient,
©e; (=e523T)k. inf. 0/^ Assent- Indeed;
of surprise : ah !

SfXyS' s. H. A curl, hair-lock.
ese;^^^ s. «. Kubera's residence.
©e/S'o. = aortj, eturSo, q. v.
ese;* ^ s. ,1. Red lac.

0

®'^S^^ s. w. An inauspicious sign. a.
Unfortunate. ^^Z.^- Unseen; un-
observed.

®<^^?iJ s. i\ t. To disregard, slight.

^"^^^ s. n. Disregard, contempt, a.
Insignificant.

©e^Arfr s. M. A water-snake.

e9e;A0 (= aejs'j) k. v. i. To move about;
to be agitated. n. The blade of a
knife, sword, etc.

9S0-^:i a. a. Not light; weighty; solemn.

©eiC^TJr® s. n. Adorning.

S5e)c3'Q?Jo s.v. t. To ornament, decorate.

S9eic?faij s. n. Ornament. 2, elegance.
3, a rhetorical expression. -S3?c! .
A text-book of rhetoric. -S3vJ33Sj. =
esoo^BsSj, q. V. ei£Jo*, ;g. Ornamented.

S9<aCA f. H. A rampart.

SSe^c^n s. a. Insurmountable, invio-
lable.

©G'S^, ^SZjB'i (tb. of ^J^jf,'^) n. Lac,
used as red ink.

e;e)^, e9£)3je3 k. n. Weariness, fatigue.

iStiZdd k. n. N. of different species of
Alysicarpus. (casual.

S5eJ£{Sp s. o. Unattainable. 2, rare,

Sf)£;c;5 a. k. h. Beauty; ornament;
pleasure.

iSVXlo (= efrftjj, g. r.) k. 1-. t. To spread;
to open, blossom, bloom. P. p. saocSo".
M. A flower, bloom, esej^rcw. A
flower-like eye. -ij;?dra. A festoon
of flowers. -S*. The large black
bee. €5053-?3. A bed of flowers.
-zo«?,. A flowering creeper. S5tjO=3j,
eso'^cor. To cause to blossom.

i£}iS)6 azThzdo h. n. Pay given before-
hand.

53^^

31

^Ohd

ese;^??, ?3<V^ (=05053)) k. n. Fatigue,

weariness.
W<Si7i s. a. Lazy, idle, weary, faint.

-a!.. Idleness.
55e;?C)oa, e£)e;?joa^ k. n. A species of

pulse, Vigna catjmig.
©£1^^, 5?eJ?jO k. w. Fatigue; idleness.

-^7\j, -^zix To be tired.
S5©rjO k. V. i. To become weary, tired,

vexed, v, t. To shake, agitate, as in

water, n. Weariness; idleness. -n?>^.

A lazy man.
©E/sS s. n. A fire brand. 2, a rope,

cord.
e9£;320O h. ?i. Mahammadans' Moharam

festival. 2, the bottle-gourd.
e?£^3COorf, ese;303ujli. a. Distinct, apart.

©£^sOSJ80£)sO30 h. H. An affectionate
greeting, embrace.

e9sD( = e£)) k. ad. There, as i^J^i rfO,
St^oljO, ?i;5j,0. r. t. =e50o. Must,
may. 2, pr. imper. as sjtsO, 'adO,

©sSS' s. n. The forehead.

©eS'^c^ ?\c^ k. n. An aquatic plant,
Aeshynomene aspera.

?f)ti5oA s. a. Genderless {g.).

i£>€)czi s. ?(.. A terrace before a house-
door.

©a'O^'o, ©eijAO, ®£;jcaO k. v. i. To be
agitated, shaky or loose; to shake.
eiit)jn9;:So. To shake, tremble. ©£J0
;=rJ5j, esejoh^jj t). <. To skake.

eSOJTijs?^ b. n. A whistle, pipe.

?£)'^:iZi:^ a. k. r. f. To wash with water.

©e3 k. r. ii. To move about, shake. 2,
to roam, wander; to dangle. v. t.
To shake, n. A wave, billow.

S?e5e£0 s, n. A blank book. 2, a deity.

eSeBo^jei?) f. M. Allemagne, Germany,
Europe. -*^' A dragoon sword.
-^tio^. A dragoon troop.

S5e?jsTiO S5e3i3rlf2 a. k. cotij. When; as.

e9e3j3e^ s. n. Not the world; the spiri-
tual world.

©£/^-ct3^ s. a. Not worldly; not secular,
unusual. -^ri. Unworldliness; un-
usualness.

e9e;s,20o h. n. A title; titles, honors.

c

e5£^, s. a. Small; little; insignificant;
mean. -^^. Smallness. -a^. A few
days. -Sj^ra. An unaspirated letter.
-loja . Weak-mindedness. -So3. Weak-
minded, stupid. ■^i'^- Small rain.
-?3.t). Rather little, eso? o±j*!,. A
short life. "■£€) «j . Very small.

©ei ^TJ f. n. An almira, a chest of
drawers, wardrobe.

?£)t> 1. (fr. esc* No. 2, q. v.) k ad. Not,
no; its opposite is ofScSo. -iT?. To
reject, deny. ^^ ^ int. Is it not?
55^iS. Being not good, fit. -53?^. A
useless or bad man. 6saj i3. Besides,
except, unless. ■aciej^rS. Moreover.
esd oSo^. To deny.

©£^ 2. k. n. Green ginger.

IT)

PO 00 no ro

Great agitation (as of water or mind),
confusion, disorder, tumult.

?£>t) A^ k. V. t. To deny, reject, refuse.

ro

590 A S50 r^;^ a. k. ?i. Mirth, merry-
making, jest.

©(yd k. n. Separation of lovers or
oo
friends.

©<y 5 k. n. Trouble, disturbance, harass.
e£)£^? U, ©ai^ S^ k. M. Moving about.
©ais tIo k. V. i. To move, shake, swing;

to be loose. esej^a^Jj. v. <. To shake,

move about.

55^3 (=esO) k. ad. There, in that place,
oo
-3oj3°rto. Go there. «*«J®- Here

and there. esO riO <i. Here and there.

-:^c^*. So far as that place; till then.

2, Msed to form the loc, as rfjfSodjO^,

etc. 3, also added to rel. part., as

^ ro' an'

e£)e5 7^^7\ k. Ji. A washerman.

S50J

32

S5^;^Je)

252^0 k. r. t. To join, knit, plait, braid.

CO m mm'

esrfl., eSsifSo k. pro. He, that man; f.

es3s?o; pj. aSrfj. eaO'^do, Both of

them.
S)^ 2. s. ad. Off, away, down (implying

disrespect).
8£)»553^ s. n. Place; opportunity. leisure;

interval.
eS^S'xSj s. n. Displeasure, disfavour.

©^S'j s. a. Not crooked; upright,
straight.

SS^Arf f. n. An obstruction; jeopardy.
2, inaccessibility. 3, monstrosity.
4, impossibility. is^ri^Ko. To de-
press, slight, suppress. 2, to hurry,
hasten, become impetuous.

©S^Ar?^ s. a. Disregarded, despised.

&Ti7\@ s. a. Gone near. 2, known,
understood. e5;3r!.l. Knowledge.

eSo^^AS^Oci s. «. Understanding, compre-
hension.

ef^A^So, efJ^T^^ji s. ?!.. Diving into;
bathing. 2, comprehension, ^sins
coJij, 6iSjrtco?5j. To dive into; to
enter into; to comprehend.

esdAOf© s. 71. A vice; an evil effect.

e9S^7u5c, ©^7^.50 s. n. Separation. 2,
obstacle. 3, drought. ^^?\h:>Ko. To
lay hold on, attain.

?£)rf^J?)i^ s. 11. Striking, killing. 2, a
violent blow.

^^tio (= anzSj, ecS^j) k. v. <. To press;
to confine, embrace. 2, to hide.

^^2^7^^ s. a. Cut off, broken. 2, predi-
cated.

SJ^eS prf s. n. Any thing cut off; portion.
2, distinction. 3, discrimination.

©d&! J s. 72. Negligence.

S£);:i5S s. «. Disregard, disrespect, con-
tempt.

59^^c?j s. n. A garland of flowers. 2,
a crest.

?£);:i^0® s. n. Descending. 2, annota-
tion. t5SodE5=#. = «55j3el0^.

e5;^;^&?j0 s. f. t. To descend; to become

incarnate.
e5^gs';j s. n. Descent. 2, incarnation.

-oiafjj, -g^j3^e?j.. To become incarnate.
esrfgiJ&^a- s. n. A preamble or preface.
iS-^i. tb. of as353, q. v.
?Srfd€ s. 71. Misfortune.
^'^Tss^ s. a. White. 2, pure; beautiful.
SSrfcD^ s. ji. A great act, achievement.

S5o:i::in s. o. Low, inferior; disagreeable.
SS^yQsiJ s.r. i. To think upon, listen to.

^»^q37);i s. 71. Attention; care; devotion.
«9SJqreSi. Attentive, careful; a title.
e5S3n3S>?iJ. To mind, pay attention.

S£'d93TiC©(-ri)s. n. Affirmation; empha-
sis. «9S3qraOXo. To ascertain.

Sf)^^^ s. n. A limit; period, time. 2,
opportunity. 3, engagement. 4,
extremity; misfortune.

SS^^v-'^^ s- '^- Shaken off; rejected,
separated from worldliness. m. A
virakta.

S9:iqio s. a. Inviolable.

SSrfjd s. n. Favour. 2, joy. 3, satis-
faction. -^. Prostration.

S5;i^ s. n. The earth. -■■£, -^o^. SIta.
-z^i. A mountain. -*j, -s:!.^, -s;5ej5',
«5aS)?^. A king. -do3o. A tree.

eSz^xJijio s. 71. An error in diet.

eS^£j5\i^ s. a. Removing. «. Purifica-
tion by bathing, as after sacrifice or
marriage.

esd^jB s. 71. Dislike, disregard.

©j5^o?->sS {tb. of 55»Js!J3cif3). = essisio
oirerd.

eSsSsSoodJsrd s. h. incivility, disrespect.

e5^;ire?i(=«55j3Sj3BJ) s. Ji. Disrespect,
dishonour. -;3J3;So, -sJaKJ. To treat
contemptuously.

e5do;Jj

esSs^e)

<59;dajj^ s. n. A limb, member; part.
-TiotCioz^. The relation of membership.

©rfoSjseA s. n. An inauspicious omen.

©^rf 1. s. a. Inferior, low; posterior,
following. -13. A younger brother.

esrf::^ 2. k. pro. Their.

esrfdjaSj;^ s. a- Misshapen, deformed.

&-^t3 {tb. of essJjS) 11. A species of
pulse, Phaseolus radiatus.

&'^'6si^i^ s. 11. Obstruction. 2, seraglio
of a palace.

©^^j3?3o s. n. A shoot of a plant, a
pendent branch. 2, the climbing of
a creeper.

SSs^AF s. 11. A non-class, a. Unclassi-
fied. e5rf/^?raJj. Not belonging to
the classified consonants {(j.).

©rfSjr f. 11. A day book, ledger.

©^dwlFC© s. 11. Drought.

?£)'dz)x^^ k. n. Rice scalded, dried, fried,
and flattened by beating it in a mortar.

©rf(S;^r© s. 11. An unlucky sign.

^;de;A> s. a. Hanging down. n. The
waist.

e9de;o20, ©^OoSOn s. n. Resting on;
dependence, support; a prop, stay.
^^^oi^Tid. v.t. To hang on; to de-
pend on. 5S5it)oz3^. Supported.

59^e3ee3 s. n. Sport, play. ad. Easily,
readily.

&Ti<t>d k. n. Pounding in a mortar;
cf. essjej*.

"a

©rfdjaeS", ©^e3j3e3^?j s. /i. Seeing,
looking. 2, sight (rSjS^U). 3, obser-
vation. esSsSjs^-o-^tj. To look at (c5j3?

69^5^ s. a. Uncontrolled. 2, necessary.

©sSaS^ (/■(•. ©32!) ad. Unawares, sud-

•^e°ly- [mainder.

S5o5&?:l s. a. Left, remaining. ?i. Re-

ef)^^n s. a. Inevitable, n. Necessity,
urgency, ad. Necessarily, certainly.
-tl;s?j. To become necessary.

&Ti7i,o2f^ s. n. Relying on. 2, self-
confidence. 3, a pillar. e5oisl,o:p?ij.

To lean upon.
iiP^^jr! s. n. Occasion, opportunity. 2,

haste, speed, urgency, hurry. -^:^

iS^S. Don't be in a hurry. ■5'W,53?Jrf.

Great hurry. y>s5<0^o. To make

haste, be eager.
W^Titi^ s. 11. Conclusion, termination,

end; deatli; limit.
e£)^?JaocSj s. n. Conclusion; certainty.

2, remainder.
WtS^ s. 11. State, condition (as.- jotc3p»S

?3 , childhood; cxi73d^3Sj?3, manhood;

siOT ^;^, old age). 3, trouble, strait.

-iS?s?o. To come into troubles,
©^5o?£;, esd^eOj;^ s. n. Disrespect,

contempt.
es^"^, r/b. of odiSjoO) ©53s?jirfs;?. m. A

pair. -Sj'??,°i?o. Twins.
Wd'^O k, pro. She,
©^S^TJ s. ?(, A mispronunciation,
©jsssi s. n. The south,
©ssei^n s. a. Improper to be uttered;

obscene.
©ssKO f. n. Voice, sound; report.

©ssc^^lJ s. a. Intermediate, n. Incur-
sion; havoc.

55S3O30 f. n. A report or rumour. 2,
bustle; alarm.

esSDTJ s. n. The near bank of a river.

593 1. k. V. t. To hide, conceal. 2,
(= es??) V. i. To rot, perish; to go out,
be extinguished.

©.3 2. s. 11. A sheep. 2, the sun. 3, a
mountain.

5935^2^ s. a. Perfect, entire. 2, con-
sistent.

©S^Jn s. a. Unhindered, n. Safety.

©.SEo^Dd, S9323-s-dra s. n. Inconsidera-
tion, inadvertance, promptitude. aSiO
2330. Inconsiderate; an indiscriminate
person. e5»0«30;^S)£9F"ol). Prejudice.

^^ts^€>^ s. a. Unshaken, unmoved.

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^b^^

SS^iid (= ^^<^, «5sSao) k. r. t. To hide,
conceal.

iSOzi ^N, ef)^e§ ?d s. rt. Unseparated,
undivided; entire, incessant.

e9.3::^n s. a. Unwise, foolish. e<od^. ?i.
Ignorance. 2, illusion.

€5,30 s. n. Irregularity. 2, misfortune,
trouble.

?£>S)^°oi~i s. rt. Disobedient. -^. Disobe-
dience.

g9S2f)^ s. rt. Undivided, joint.

Sf).D2p3A s. rt. Undivided, n. Undivided
condition.

?5^^J03^ s. rt. Unloosed. n. N. of a
tirtha near Benares.

©^■rfif, e9.3d^ s. rt. Close; thick, com-
pact. 2, not rare.

©a^orf s. rt. Unobstructed; proper,
consistent with.

©aeioeo, e9S£Jo20j:i s. rt. Not delaying,
quick.

©S^?^ s. n. Want of discrimination;
ignorance; indiscretion. ^Z^^ir. In-
considerate; short-sighted.

©S^eSjv s. rt. Uniform, alike, n. Uni-
formity, equability.

e£)S'33Q?j s. n. Distrust, unbelief (= essJ
oSowjii, q. t).). e5,S33^A). An un-

believer, infidel.

ef).3co^s. rt. Unprescribed. 2, improper.
e93?T3 s. w. A woman who has neither

husband nor son.
eSiS, e94A^0 k. pvo. They; pi. of esrfj.
e>;d)^«i, es^AO, ©^oS'o (=e5ciB'o, esss

J^J) k. V. t. To press, squeeze, sssji-

^J. To cause to press, etc.
es^sio. — es^^'^J. 2, to hold firmly.
e9;jT50, e94rfe;j (tb. of e^'SJoS) ji. The

castor-oil plant, Ricimis communis.
&^Zio k. V. i. To chew, champ, n. The

jaw. 2, the lower lip.
ePiii^re (= JJcSr?) k. Ji. An invitation to

dinner. 2, a festive dinner.

594^ k. n. A coat of mail.

©^ k. pi. of ^^. (They) are. Cpds: wrto

5£)»5?;in s. rt. Unascertainable.

eS;S<'Q3' s. rt. Not vedic. n. A man
not versed in the veda.

?5^o^ s. rt. Indistinct, imperceptible.
2, inarticulate, n. The soul.

ess^n^ s. n. Ease, happiness (= ^^jsj).

©^oodo s. rt. Unchangeable, imperish-
able. n. An indeclinable word, a
particle. 2, heaven. --TjOdjasScS. A
form of verb used for all genders,
numbers, and tenses.

?£)r>'o'j^;6 s. n. Disorder, confusion.

e£)>^o^Sco^ s. rt. Adjoining, contiguous.
-^f3Sir?=)0. The time just past.

S5S^o3jt)^ s. n. Recess from work.

©ssnX^n s. rt. Peculiar. 2, not per-
vading.

©si^, S)^^ {lb. of ^o'^) n. A mother.

2, a feminine title of respect and love.

3, an elderly woman, ejlsi Ji odJati.
A kind of children's sport.

e5»S^^?jO a.k. i.i. To jump up or upon.
©S^^ k. Imitation of the note of the

cuckoo.
e53'3' s. rt. Unable, incompetent; weak.

-3>, -^, efi-r . Inability, weakness.
59^^o s. rt. Impossible.
e9^f3 s. n. Eating. 2, food.
e9^?jvi?Ir" s. ?i. Maintenance, ration.
W^^s^^ s. ?t. One who is desirous of or

asks for food.
eSs^S?^ s. a. Bodiless. n. The sky.

2, Kama. -s«)^,, -sraeS. An oracle,

voice from heaven.
©aS^j ,, Wat^ .eo^o s. rt. Unscriptural,

_£)' -0)

heterodox.
©•^•o-, s s. rt. Untrained, unlearnt.

©&?§ s. a. Eighty.

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w?j

©B'oSa s. a. Impure. 11. Impurity;

«^«o -^. [Impurity.

eSS'jrf s. rt. Impure; incorrect, ss^oa.

©^0^ s. a. Inauspicious. ?). Ill-luck.
©^fSjv s. a. Without remainder, entire.

2, infinite, endless.
S9^jse^ s. a. Sorrowless. m. A deity.

2, the tree Jonesia asoka.
SS^js?^;^ s. a. Unpurified, unrevised;

unrefined.

S9^j3p82i^ s. a. Not beautiful. r

^^^ [ness.

e9€.®es^s. n. Absence of beauty, comeli-

69'^t^ s. n. Impurity.

69^. s. n. A stone. 2, a cloud. -=ffeirf'5'.
6
A stone mason. -rtipr. An emerald.

-0. The disease of the gravel. -^S'arf.

Iron.

e9'3s,'5.ra?3ir® s. n. A ceremony at
6
marriages.

eStfijS s. »i. Unbelief, distrust. 2, dislike.

©■^^jc^ s. a. Unwearied; continual.

iS^Oj s. n. A tear.

e5s?0j;^ s. a. Unheard; inaudible.

ef)^ 5ai s. a. Ugly; vulgar.
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e9?^Q s. 71. A horse. -rtoqS, -rio^). The
plant P/ij/saZis /Zexitosa. -3ci. A mule.
-5J3t). A groom. -oSj^qS. The horse-
sacrifice, -tisl. A carriage drawn by
horses. -D^is. A royal horse. -^^^^
Richness in horses, -^^^^.g- -^ veteri-
nary surgeon. -5e)e3. A stable. es3S.
!3j8?3o. a horseman. ^^- A mare.

eSSQ^ s. w. The holy fig-tree. Ficus
reliyiosa.

e£)S<^e^ ■rfo s. «. N. of Drona's son.

e5§iQa s. «. A goddess, mother of the
twill sons. 2, the first of the 28
nakshatras. [rank.

SPSa'CS^ li- n. Noblemen, persons of

^zX^ s. a. Eight. -^. Eightfold. -5^^.
The eight troubles; much trouble.
-^ji^rs, -rfaj. An octagon. -TioZ^. The
eight perfumes. -3t)aJ. A mode of

beating time in music. -a^J,, -fts*.

"Cf

The eight cardinal points of the com-
pass. -SjS. N. of a Kannada metre;
N. of a poem. -s^cS. Spider, -z^tin,.
The eight requisites to the regal state,
as: D3t5,,, zrfora^rf, ?3>r!,, si'rS, ^jrfjd,
ejj;^, i3-3rfo!5, wodjs^ajsS. -j^js^ri. The
eight pleasures, as: SofS, S:^, tJt^irfra,
e<c. -Sj. The eighth. -SoGi. The eight
kinds of pride, viz. of esN,, ssqSr, <D!3,,
■tfju, dJ3K,e<c. -s3ojt)3r. Eight-formed:
Siva. -»3?oj. Eight demigods, as:

-.aqS^;^. "Worship of an idol with
eight things: ^0^, ^^^, z^JS^i, etc.
-tOS33S. The eight kinds of marriage.
S5S|,or!. Eight parts of the body for
performing obeisance as: hands,
breast, forehead, eyes, throat and
middle of the back. e5S|,or(o3j3?rt.
The eight stations of yoga, as: oijSo,

qs'srfcc), z^oci, ?553jti^.
^Z^jSiC) s, n. The eighth lunar day of

either fortnight.
©SjJS 2^rc3 s. 71. Eight daily observances

to the household gods, as: ^^n, Sro^

tfjdrs, rioqS, ess' J, ^sj' , cjSjaS, a^sS,

ef)»j,3.Sj^ s. a. Eighteen, -ts's^. Eighteen
castes. -S53P". Eighteen books of
Mahabharata. -^Dsra. The eighteen
Puranas. ess^.ScS. A spider. ^^^
Sj*. Greatly deformed, ugly; N. of a
saint. es^,-Oqj=i?i. Eight kinds of
service to an idol after the puje.

ef);c^>i k. n. That measure, pro. That
much, so much. ©^djsVii, es^djsVo.
Meanwhile. essJ.rfo. So many persons.
t?cSsjj,, a6$s?rf*ij,, oid^s^j,, etc. ^^?-
Even that much. -luodJ, Sf^J3,orfJ. At
all events, a little. y^J3j?^ci2i;^=g'.
One hundred and eight.

S£)oU s. ?). Seed; a kernel, stone.

5£)?j a. k. H. Slenderness, weakness.
2, fitness; order; strength. -5iej
5*

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e5rOOOWJ

rfsi. An energetic man. -rfjsd, -S^.
Strength to fail, be exhausted. -53SJ.
Haste, speed.

eS;rfo^aJO s. ?J. Doubtlessness, certainty.

essj0?33id s. ?i. The state of being
uninitiated.

ef)?Jocon. tb. of es?ii^^.

e9?jooo?:iJ. = «5So2o?ij, q. V.

e9?jX k. n. A washerman. 2, N. of a
Kannada author.

©rfoSOn. esxioa^sn^^ ©riosSnoodo s. a.
Innumerable.

e5?jCA© s, n. Non-attachment. 2, impro-
priety, incongruity, a. Not attached.

eS?jOA''^ s. a. Unassociated. 2, uneven.
3, inconsistent. 4, imperishable.

©?j?Sk.n. A stupid man. 5i?da. A stupid
woman. [c^jg, e^c.

es^jt^ok. H. stupidity, stubbornness. -^J

e5?Jl33 ^ (<b. o/" eji!3) n. Contemptible-
ness; ugliness.

e9?jtS f<b. of «5^c3) n. Dislike, con-
tempt, scorn. -53j3:^j. To despise,
slight.

e??jS s. w. An unfaithful wife.

©xI^Q s. a. Untrue, n. Untruth; false-
hood.

^Ti^i^ {tb. of e?3=)qSj) n. Impossibility.

©?jO^0m s. a. Displeased, not content.
iSTio^^i^,. Discontent.

e£?ice\b s. n. Dissatisfaction; discon-
tent, [tent.

©rio^jsfs:; s. 71. Displeasure, discon-

eSsiorfSjSr" s. n. Hinderance, inconveni-
ence, [vulgar.

e5?dcj5ri s. a. Unfit for an assembly,

e9?is^0 s. a. Unequal, uneven. 2, odd.

e)?JdooiO s. n. Unfit time.

©TirfOtj^?" s. a. Powerless, feeble; in-
competent.
eSrJ^^tf s. "• The five-arrowed: Kama.

eSSJ^Jsqrafi s. n. Displeasure; discon-
tent; indisposition. [equalled.
e9?j^Je)rJ s. a. Unequal, unlike; un-

^7j-^TSi^%'b h. n. A ceiling cloth. 2,

an ornamental brush of peacock's

feathers.
25rJ^re3i^ s. a. Unfinished, incomplete.

-^o3j. a participle (g.J, as, ^Jt^fs,

oSdSj, etc.
SSrJC^r®?" s. a. Incomplete, imperfect.
K^rJOEOciji s. n. Non-connection.
efPcJocjjrf s. a. Inconsistent, improbable,

unlikely. ?i. An extraordinary event.
^rjozpiitio s. a. Incomprehensible, -s! .

Incomprehensibleness. [from.

&7jTio,^ s. a. Disapproved, diflfering

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S5?j»5j, B s. n. Dissent, disapproval.

o

ef)?joajo. tb. of es^Sso,, q. V.

S9?j£^J h. a. Original; legitimate, well-
born; exactly copied. ?(. The princi-
pal; an original.

eS^JS^cxJo s. a. Friendless, lonely.

©?j§o?jO s. v. i. To be intolerant ; to be
disgusted with.

§5?iCon s. a. Unbearable, disgustful.
n. Disgust. -ScaO. To be disgusted.

e£)?3393'd02 s. a. Uncommon; peculiar ;
distinguished.

e5s3sqjo (= sSJCcSs?) s. a. Impossible;
incurable.

©A; 1. k. int. of disgust: Fy!

55^ 2. k. V. t. To scatter, disperse.
V. i. To shake, move. n. That which
is laid on the ground. 2, a. k.) thin-
ness. -'S'yJ. The lower stone for
grinding curry-stuff. -cS^. That is
thin. -riSj. A tender waist. -^. A
delicate flower. -iJij^o. A thin finger.

©Ai 3. s. n. A sword, knife. -5^^- The
blade of a sword. [glio.

©r^j-^N s. 11. A female servant in a sera-

e5;^0 s. n. Life. -^, -t?jscSj. To give
life. -.iS:^, -5je?. To give up one's
life, die. -qsadrs. Existence, -cs"^.
Escaping with life.
e5?ijc200 k. V. t. To shake, agitate.

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55^=3^0

©?Jo5 a. k. V. i. To feel disgusted ; to

be impatient, n. Fatigue.
^TidX^ s. n. The sun. 2, a demon, an

Asura. -0^, -55)0, -3od, essJocraO.

Vishnu, Krishna.
e9?jj30cSo, ©ri^'ScSo s. n. Displeasure. 2,

envy, jealousy. 3, aversion. -Sjc^o. To

bear malice.
e5;6. = esA). [disease.

e9?;f3£0(i s. n. Ailment, indisposition;

rason

■0

&973^;iJo s. a. Ugly; disagreeable. -^C

Having a croaking voice,
©xl s. a. Disappeared. n. Sunset.

-oSJci, -3JoDd), -s3j3f^. Disappearance;

setting, as a heavenly body, sunset.

-^i,,S. Disordered, es?^ tSo^o. To set.

li)-S -0

e97j 150, ?5^ li. n. Linino- of a <rarment.

_fl ' .^5 on

©^ rastj, 55,?; S3sd s. n. A foundation.

S9?jO s. UiL Be it so, let it be.

e5?j s. «. A missile weapon. 2, a bow.
-rt,(^. An arsenal, -t^^ci. A soldier.
55^. A bowman.

e5^ s. M. A bone. -r!^. Seated in the
bones. -Sjoiaci. A skeleton. -t(j»i^.
An urn. -^?^. A skeleton. •r^'Syi.
A kind of consumption.

^Sr^'d s. a. Unsteady; uncertain. -^^.
Unsteadiness.

e9rJv5C^, s. a. Indistinct.

©?jjj(=ss^a) s. a. A tear. 2, water.
3, an eye. 4, blood.

eSrjQ^c^^j s. a. Dependant, subject.

e9?J^ spans' s. a. Unnatural.

©SjQtJ s. a. Indistinct; having a dis-
agreeable voice, n. A consonant (g.).

®?jQ?j s. n. Illness, sickness, ailment.

e5?3sQtJ;;jn s. a. Sapless, insipid.

e5;d3Q^r" s. n. Disinterestedness; gener-
osity.

e5Sd (=5555 (][.«., eirtos). a. k. ?3JoOrfo,

So^rfj. Tes. 533o0Co3r!j. To be yes or

true. e53oo:3o^. To say yes; to

assent, affirm. rthus.

S5So^ (= o^eirl) a. k. ad. That manner;

SS5oc?5>)-rf, e5530^§, es^CYjcSo s. n.
The sense of self; egotism, pride,
haughtiness. ssaoo^O^^j. To be ego-
tistic or proud. ©300^5=^ ddo;S, esaoo
^^0. A proud man. [manner.

ef)5o07^ (=;^3rt, 5. i\) a. k. «(/. That

©So^i (Dual: day and night) s. n. A
day. ©SflsoS). Day by day, daily.

e55oSo s. pron. I. -esso^j'^. Conceit.
-ipssj. High notion of one's own supe-
riority. -SjO.1. Conceit.

©So5, eSSoco s. n. A day. ?3ooa~i. Day
and night.

eSSoeSss'd h. H. A public servant.

ePSoSse'O li. «. State, circumstances,
condition.

©SoSjiBo li. ?i. Attendance, retinue. 2,
a number of coolies.

©^50, ©50533 s. JM<. of joy or sorrow.

6900 s. n. A serpent. 2, the demon
Vritra. -n^y^s'. A number of serpents.
-=g^o^, -Sj, -iiS,. The lord of ser-
pents: Sesha. -i^JSi^tz. Siva. -^o3j».
A couch of snakes.

eSco^ s. a. Not beneficial, unfriendly.

n. An enemy; damage. -=5*0. Adverse;

unwholesome. -^. Enmity.

SSSoocjO. See s. esS.

[less.

e95o?^0 s. 71. Causelessness. -^. Cause-

SP^jse'OS^, ©SojseUsS) s. -«. Day and
night, from sunrise to sunrise.

?9^ a. k. 71. Contact; nearness. 2,
fitness; propriety; comeliness. 3, power,
strength. 4, possibility. -na=#. Join-
ing; bringing about. -SSa^J. To
join; to tie; to attach; to bring about.
-S:^J. To be closely joined; to be at
hand. -Ss?. To be depressed, to faint.

iS^"^ k. a. Neither thick nor thin
(fluids).

iS^^d'k. v.i. To fear. 2, (= ss'-^o^J) to
prick, throb. 3,(=:ejeJ^J) to move
about. n. Fear. 2, the pricking of
a thorn. ^'-fy^J. To frighten. S3^
=5?™c^j. To shake as water, to bubble

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e9^U0(V<= K) k. V. i. To be in anguish,
es^ii k. n. Measure; extent; measure-
ment. -5Are:SJ. To measure.
eS^TJJ (dJ=«j) a. k. r. i. To foar. 11.

Fear, anguish. «s<!?0?io. To frighten.
eS'S'e/O («^=t3) a. k. r'. ?. To grieve,
be afflicted, n. Grief, sorrow, afflic-
tion. «s^£)0. To grieve, harass.
e5Sye3 k. )i. A squirrel. 2, = 6a£^e3, q. v.
55^^ (= «sV, q. V.) a. k. m. Nearness.

2, strength. 3, combat. 4, trust.
65^4) k. w. Measure, -t^js^wj. A mea-
suring rod.
^i^-£i (<f—a) k. «. The bar; the ebbing

of the tide in a river-mouth.
^^■S^€. = es^jd^O, w-?jd;0, q. v.
e9^?j0 k. V. t. To measure or cause to
be measured. 2, (—^^KS) to efface.
59^ (^ = C0') k.t-. i. To be ruined; to
perish, decay; to disappear; to die.
V. t. To ruin. 2, (= e5«?) to measure.
n. Ruin; waste; damage. 2, remain-
der of liquids. 3, a void, nought (ex-
pressed by the sign <o~). -^Sfsj. A
bad eye. "^'^- Miserable poetry.
-r(<D, -ri'iS,i^. A bad poet. -»*:. Useless
prayers, -odj:)^. Vain hope.
eS^-CTPrfj k. v. t. To oppose; to harass.
2, to frighten. 3, (v° = CO-) to efface,
erase.
59'^^ k. n. An earthen vessel.
e9<?^ 1. a. k. V. i. To be addicted to; to
long for. n. Desire, attachment, love.
^<v'4 2. {%'=^a^) k. r. (. To destroy.
V. i. To be destroyed. «. Ruin,
destruction; death.
K'^oli k. /(. A son-in-law, a nephew.
-s;o3?r5. The law of inheritance
according to which a man's property
descends to his sister's son. -^^.
Being an ess-'odi.
e?<S'£^J (=ei^d) k. n. A squirrel.
e9'9?rfj (6?= CO') k. v. t. To ruin, destroy;
to kill.

^Vo (VJ = KU) k. V. i. To weep, cry. -^'§,
-oj. "Weeping, -rijajjj. A cross child.
-■s'je?. -iojajTf. A crying or fretful
person; f. -io^Oj-t. e^Xj. To make
weep.

ee^oS^J. 59^0i k. r. i. To fear, be afraid.

n. Fear.
eS^OAO (s<j=C3j) a. k. I', i. To decay.

u. t. To love.
e9^Jc30 a, k. n. Excess; greatness;

excellence.
?f)^0(yj (==J£^ejJ) k. n. A squirrel.

e5s? (=es«? No. 3) k. v. t. To measure.

n. Measure. 2, buttermilk. -wJ^jsSj.

To measure out. -ciJ Soo'^^JsSj.

To give heaped measure. -cSj oj'stfj.

To ponder. -oSjooto. A Golla.
e)^,Sd ('i=^) k. «. Envy, jealousy.

-=5tid. An envious man.
eSS?,^ k. ad. Suddenly.
eSVitJo (^tiJ=C^e3J) a. k. v. t. To love.

2, to fear. n. Love.
ft9S?J, 1. = eaVOTB^s).
?5S,-'a. 2. («?4 = M4)a. k. y. i. To be worr

out, digested, n. The state of being

worn out or digested.

e£)^, k. n. An embrace.

c

2A% = ^^

weeping. 3, boiling.

e50j (^^ = COj ) k. V. i. To be dissolved
A ^ a'
to decay.

59(9 (^ =C3' . = aSr) k. rt. Love. 2
pleasure. -S:!). To feel love. -530
A lover. |

eS^O (^J =COJ) a. k. r. t. To witheil
fade. 2, to die. 3, ( = erfj^) to dip

©1^0 k. «. Shaking, trembling. esvSjSj
(=e5Cs» :Sj). To move, shake, tremble

^^ k. n. What is shaking. 2, th

sides of the abdomen; the weak spot

tenderness. 3, the flank of an anima'

-mJSIoj,. Feebleness. -Ajioii^.

to

slender branch.

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WSJO

t5

€5. 1. k. The second letter of the
alphabet. 2. a remote pronominal
adjective: That; those, as: ^ ^o^o^..
That man. W *d. That side. W
=g^dr3. Therefore, ef ^rs. Instantly.
ej ior^,. On that account, w lo^^'s'.
Thereafter. y 53j?s3. Afterward.
'J Sd.i. Until then. wssrt. Then.
3. a final particle in friendly conversa-
tion, as: co3, D?33J3l Sjj^^dd! 4, an
interrogative affix, as: woao? ? Sojs;
rtjS 50ji ?

C 2. s. ad. From. '2. towards. 3, all
around. 4, till, as far as.

£?c (= c3^, c33c^J) a. k. pro. I.

<i?= k. int. of surprise and sorrow.

Ci'S'rf s. ?i. A multitude. 2, a mine. 3, a
place.

e?3^tif*3, e?g^T5£? s. n. Calling; a
challenge. y^O^ij. To accept; to
challenge.

0'3'^^?■Jjs. n. Hearing, listening. tf^E^"
^0. To hear, listen (c/^. ^O^o, ^^"^J).

Cj'S'm'^ s. m. Drawing, attraction to-
wards one's self (= etf ^irra). 2, a
die or dice ; playing with dice, etc. 3,
temptation, allurement. -"5*. A magnet.
Wg*-iw~^j. To attract, draw.

S?^,?J^^ s. a. Sudden, ad. Suddenly;
instantly.

efS's;*, SS'^^O k. n. A cow. -=tcI. A cow's
calf. -s3jo:3. A herd of cattle. -^^,.
A cowpen.

e?5Vv?j k. n. Disgust.

ej"3^§^ (= ys'js?=f) k. ». Yawning,
gaping. ^"^'-PKo. V. i. To yawn, gape.

Cy^ocS^, s. w. Desire, wish. 2, requiring
of a word to complete the sense. 3,
suspicion. S:?=5^03r ?ij. To desire, wish.

ey^Ti s. »i. Form, shape. 2, a hint,
sign. 3; the vowel t?. -S,".::^. = aoJsSr
^■5^. -rui)., -rl,'505j?-. Dissimulation.

Ci'SS'rfr© s. n. Calling; challenging.

efSDH? (<&. ?5=s^?j, "jt;;^) s. n. The sky or
atmosphere; an empty space. 2, the
ether, -rtort. A cascade. -r(„'3;:^j,
-a;5i. A lamp hung on a pole, -zn-irs.
A sky-rocket. -z2ejo. The rainbow.
-;j^rl. An aerial voice.

£?53;c!, tb. of ^SD^, q. v.

Cy-CTjPSr" s. a. Scattered; crowded; con-
fused.

Cy^J a. k. n. A leaf; a herb, filament.
-d^cOj. a file.

CfWOceiFj s. n. Bending; contraction;
curving. W^s'jozi^. Bent, contracted.

ey^oe), ey^OsS;^ s. a. FlUed with, full;
confused, bewildered.

ef g'js?^. = ■'j'^^'^, q. V.

eyS^yB s. n. Forpi, shape. 2, the body.
3, tribe, species.

Cy^ 1. k. pro. That woman, she. 2,
she, the married wife (lion.).

^y^ 2. a. k. M. Power, valour, -^n'-?. A
valiant man.

£y3^,c3?i s. n. Lamentation, weeping.
^'c^o&Tio. To weep, lament.

Cf^j'dJf^ s. n. Approaching. 2, at-
tacking; seizing, grasping. 3, over-
powering, j-xo rise.

©"^jSO^^O s. V. t. To seize, grasp, v. i.

^'S^\z^ s. a. Possessed, obtained. 2,
subjected, overpowered. Cpds: rfj8533

Cf^'jjj'j^ s. n. Calling aloud. 2, revi-
ling, abusing.

£y^. ozJ s. n. Tossing. 2, abuse, taunt;
reproach. 3, objection, doubt. -wJS
Sj, 5f^?iij?oj. To reproach; to object.

©"SOO h. n. The end. fc?a^dj. =t?s3jdj.

^ST^ii, s. ?i, A natural pond.

CSDJ s. n. A rat, mouse. -n, -OqS,
-;3e)Sci. Ganeia.

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tfajoy s. «. Chase, hunting. 2, fright.
©"jSj^I^j h. a. Last, final, n. The end.
?SDJn s. a. Named. 2, making known.

n. = ^s5,.
■t

C?i3;)ns s. a. Made known; famous. 2,
conjugated, n. A verb, predicate (g.).
-Srf. An inflected verb (g.). -tSifj^.
An affix of conjugation (g.J.

<ZjSJ^nB s. 71. Fame, name. -?iJ. To
make known.

efsJSo^ s. ?(. Saying. 2, a tale. 3, a
word.

CfsSo s. n. An appellation ; fame; a name.

(3'a, eyXe^o, ey^^o k. ad. That time;
then. wrRrt, errart,, ejhonail,,. From
time to time, occasionally. ^f\^. Of
that time.

£?/\rf a. k. n. Sport, fun, mockery.
-??)rf. A scoffer, teaser.

efAc^oC^yn) a. k. nrf. Then.

Ci'Ao s. a. Come, received. -Ksj^S.
Reciption, welcome. tfrtS. Arrival;
return; income; chance.

£?A^0 s. 71. Arrival. 2, precept; a
work on sacred science. 3, an

augment (g.). 4, knowledge, science.
-^. Cominar. sjtISjssjJS, oIj. The
sastras and vedas. S5rti0js;j. To arrive.

^7\':i (tb. of tfnaC) n. An abode, asy-
lum. 2, a garden. 3, a saltpan.

e?A^, ^XSJO. = ^n, q. V.

efXe?. See s. ^no.

^7\7i (tb. of '^^ni). -Sje^. The sun.

e?A^O (= ^T\) a. k. ad. Always. 2, that
time.

cy/NSA, e?A3/^o. See s. fc?rt.

Z97^^o s. ?i. Pretence of agony or injury.

GJ'ASSO s. a. Coming; future. --bIjOSo.
The future tense (g.). ^rxd^O"^. Rela-
ting to future.

<Z97sX)'d (=fcjri5i) s. 11. A house, dwelling.

2f aO k. I", i. To come into being. 2,
to take place, happen. 3, to grow.

4, to become. 5. to be. 6, to be done
or finished. 7, to come under. e,
to be suitable, fit; to agree. 9, to bS
possible; to be related. e353?ij ^rir^
^^j?i .^nj^S)V^, he is not related to
me. ecicJj ycOj^, what is done is
done. Mrtrfjscej. To allow to happen.
Wrtrf. Not coming about, impossible.
WrtrfiJrij. An unfriendly man; to'#
ertcSa^jj, an incompetent man. ^rizij.
It is unfit or forbidden, as: sSjscioa
rtrfo. wriO. (3rd. pr. sing, imp.) May
become or be; be it (so) (s^AsrSO,
be it so). Rep. to express: whether— or,
either- or, as: 'axsrlO tfcariO, either
this or that; wzaSoDrtO s:JJ oijrsjo^
UDriO, whether poor or rich, t? Ajsj
(pr.p.J. Possible, practicable. t?r!j
5io:i SjsSj, "^frtJij assrl djs^ij. To
accomplish, bring about. ^^. (p.p.)
Having become, happened, being
finished, etc.: 1, affixed to adjectives
or nouns it is used to form advei'bs,
as: '!^cje>^, 5Sj,nSo;y?h, ^dejjsah, ?ioJj3»
^Sejft, etc. 2, lY ?s Mscd to convey
the idea of "voluntarily", "of itself",
as: eSttS^fN or s^^f\ loocijl), he
came of his own accord. 3, icith the
Dative it signifies: for, on account
of, in behalf of, as: ^^mh, Sod ali

"cr "3"

rfj33rf^?»\, 'ScSrf^^ft. 4, j< signifies

a s<a<e or quality, as: fcfcjitjrsssf^jjjjj
worrati; wags? s5^=5'Se>A!jjSrfj. es/s
^JS?r(o. To be finished; to die. tfcStf-S
(wcSdDijJ, wd;5d3l)j). Though; so-
ever. fc?rf3. If it be, if so. wrtJ is aiso
ttsed to form a kind of passive, as:
^?«?J55r3;3i)oSj3o; '5?js:|j3or3s^o3j:ii.
wh^Jo. To bring about, perform.
t?7l)<J,'#. Becoming, happening,
e?;^ k. ad. In, into.

e?A = Sir;, q. V.
a
'^^ocdo s. a. Re

south-east quarter.

£f^v?cdo s. a. Relating to fire. n. The

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©•t^o (=sjr!, q. V.) k . «d. Then, wfso
crai^o- From time to time. "^riJS^.
Also, then; notwithstanding, though,
as, JjJ^a^srtJS,. Thouffh he did it.

C?7\j^ s. n. Seizing. 2, earnest solici-
tation. 3, violence (toS3^3^, cJ). 4,
anger, "ert.do^o. To become angry.

ii?^:ra)0.3 s. M. Smelling, ei^^^ti^^j. To
smell.

Q'o?\'d?d s. ?t. Brihaspati. 2, the 6th
year in the cycle of sixty.

Cfi^cnDj^^r s. a. As long as moon and
sun endure.

Z^ii'^0^ s. n. Rinsing the mouth or
sipping water at a religious ceremony.

CPe^'dro s. n. Observing. 2, conduct,
practice; performance. -Sja^j, y°^
0?oO. To perform, observe.

C?t5STJ s. n. Conduct; good behaviour.

2, an established rule of conduct;
custom, usage, practice. Cpds: 51, 3^

ej'£539 (<6. 0^ e:?i3=)CXijF) «. A title assum-
ed by Brahmin co oks, idol-makers,
smiths, artificers, house-ptijaris, etc.

C5'£53aJor s. ?*. A spiritual guide. 2,
a conductor of religious ceremonies.

3, a title of learned men.

e?e5 k. ad. That side; beyond. 2, after,
afterwards, as: Wcloi) sSj^sj, t^zi&^Ss.
-*zl. That side.

'^UT) Vj(i s. 11. Covering, concealing; a

covering. "J'iZ^ a^o. To cover, conceal.

= ep

0*3i s. n. Relating to goats. -*. A

flock of goats.
CJsSs. n. Going, running. 2, war, battle.

3, level ground.

^S^'sS, ZSdi'^, s. n. Livelihood, ad.
6
As long as life endures.

£?3:3 ^^ s. n. Ordering. SiJ-^t) ^^o.

To order, command.
^"S. (tb. Si'H) s. n. An order, command.

2, permission. 3, verdict, punish-

ment.

irarodj. A penal decree.

-"ijitio. To order; to allow. -^
=#j?, °A- To take leave. -SjSu-j. To
order; to condemn, punish. -tDjscio.
To transgress a command. Wts^ ns
ci^. Obedient.
eyy k. ?t. Motion. 2, play, sport,
amusement, jest. 3, a dance, stage
performance; gambling. 4, sound.
Cpds.: =^K'^,hi, ^jaocssfeJ, ^jso^-sy, ^js;

-5:?:^j. To play; to act, perform.

-=ff5)3r, -rra^r. A dancing girl, -rrad,

-r!je?, -orios?. A player; a gambler.

-sraU. dupl. -<S^. A player; an actor;

a cheat; (s.) a woodman.
Z^kio"^ s. n. Obstruction, obstacle, ^^o

■SrTij. To hinder.
ii?&S^ k. 71. A person given to play.
©"faas^^o f. n. An extra servant.
e^i! k. n. A player. -#, -r^ {cf. wa^).

Play, wli^o. To long for, desire.
e?yo k. n. Motion; play, (f.) a. Minor;

extra.
C?l3j3eXJ s. n. Ostentation, pomp. 2,

control, power.
efrfo'A k. n. A female.
e?rfo20d s. n. A drum. 2, roaring.

8, thunder. 4, pomp, display. 5,

expanse; a heap.
C?rf«?;^, £?rf^o k. H. Administration,

management.
£?a k. ?i. That moves or plays. t?a#. A

holding, motion; play; a holiday, wa

rt. An actor, -^ri- Moving, playing.
yr^J 1. k. V. i. To be in motion; to

wag, wave, shake. 2, to play, sport.

3, to dance, act. 4, to speak, utter,

sound. 5, to abuse. Cpds: is^do,

^;3i)::^j, ^odizraafo, t?j3osdSj, ^lOn^^^J,

tt;??33:^j, oojsrfvs^o, ^js^ds^Sj, etc. n.

Motion. -^OS?. A playful person. -<a'^,

-3o, ya#. Moving, playing, ^asjo.

To cause to move, play, dance, etc.
e?::j 2. k. n. A he-goat. -t^^fs^- A

herb, Pliyllanthus madraspatensis.
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-sSjjfej.cS hS, -?;j3$n-. A shrub, Justi-

cia adhatoda.
CJ'L?e<^J k. n. A screech owl.
Cfi]^?' s. n. A measure of grain.
©■i^-Sr s. 7i. A kind of pulse.
Z^Tf.n s. a. Rich, wealthy, n. Arrogance,
(^f^g (=&?«?<) k. a. Male. n. Priority.
e?r©S 1. k. n. Singing, praising.
e?reS 2. (/&. of °d'2i^) n. An order,

command.
"SfrJ 1. k. H. Roundness. 2, excellency,

preciousness. -53JJ^J^. A costly pearl.
Q'rJ2. a.n. The linch-pin; a nail. 2, a

limit. -^UJ. The base of a pillar.

-53iS. A nail-raaker.
£?r??io k. r. i. To crack or burst.
<yro^eJ:3 k. )i. A hailstone.
£??! 1. (/b. «/■ e^^i) H. Command. 2,

oath. -"a^J, -T?^Jj5 -ojJelSJ, -333^0.

To swear, -wa^^o. To free from an
oath. d?3D^?i. By God. aortcrarl.
By my son.

C5's32. k. n. A crack. -wCSo. To crack,
burst. [cant.

CyoS k. n. A Saiva religious mendi-

it?P© , £?r©, (fr. 5J'ra) a. k. ?*. A ruler,
lord, master.

<i?©, ^f^o k. de»n. pvo. That man, he.

<i?^c3^ (= Clio's) s. ?^. Obstacle, hin-
drance (ea). 2, disease. 3, fear.
fcj:3o3-?iJ. To hinder.

C^SSOSO s. n. An assailant, felon,
murderer.

C^Zj s. n. Sunshine. W3S^ a. Heated.

<3'o3i^, s. 71. A parasol.

^Bt^o s. 71. Hospitality. 2, a guest.

-=fjs:^o, -SJ5::Sj. To entertain a guest.
CSerar s. a. Crossed, passed over.
^oo. = tf o;So k. jj. p. of wpi), q. v.
ei'SJ'ds. jj. Longing for. 2, excitement;

haste. -3. Desire. -sS3o, -j25°-?J, -»3:^

?;o. To bo hasty. «^3jOXo. To feel

desire.

£?^^ s. «. Complete satisfaction.

<ifii, ^ilSoO^ k. n. A cockroach.

ey^, s. «. The soul. 2, the self. 3,
a
nature, character. 4, intellect; mind.

5, the sou] of the universe. 6. effort.
7, wind, air. -W. (in cpds.) Having
the nature of. -^33^. Suicide, -ts,
-^333, -'^sS. A son. -^, -S3i, -"^s3.
A daughter. -2:^. Self-knowing; a
sage. -d-^^Jo. Fretful, miserable.
-S)^?rffS, W39^Src3. Offering one's self
as a sacrifice. -fS^Sci. The middle
voice of a verb (g.). -V^Ji. Self-born;
Brahma. -53o:S^. Self-deceiver, -sio
t^fS. Self-delusion. -C)t3*. Self-know-
ing; a sfge. -5^0.3. Self-praise. tJsa
J|j=". One's oira sake; reflexive (g.).

Cvds: SStiaijS^,, J5PS33, , ^?53n3, , SJ3
sJ3^, CiOD3o^, etc.

ZyB,"^ (=W3.T, q.v.) s. a. Having the

d s.

nature of.

£?S, eorfj s. a. Own. relating to self.

d
£fifi?cdO s. ?i. Durvasa. 2, the moon.

£?C3 k. (re/, p. p. of ^rio, q. v.). Affixed

to noims it converts them into ad-
jectives, as: zpn^'sui, heavy; <S?33_d

^^vi, extensive, etc. -'9^^^, -ciOoci.

Therefore. wt33rio. He may become.

wa^^J. It may be; yes.
O'c^'d O'3'dfo s. n. Reverence, homage.

2, kind treatment, kindness; consola-
tion. iSi::iO'^. A helper in trou-
ble. 'JtiO^o. To respect; to treat
kindly.

Z9i:i-djt (fr. t?rtj) k. conj. Either, or. 2,
any. (DiJ3D3:3dj5, any one; o2c33drfjJ,
something; oiCTjCid-o, anywhere).

3, at least (dtrtC3CStfJ?, at least now).

4, though (sijsarfrfjs, though he did).
Zfzi'S (fr. wriJ) cond. conj. If, if it

be (ocsrrecid, if it be so). 2, but.
ZyzS^y s. n. A mirror, -n. Showing;

a mirror.
£y::ae3 (A'- ^-^^ k. n. Forehead; front.

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efusodJ s. n. Gain, income, profit;
advantage.

e?D s. n. Beginning, a. First, prior. ( 3
oraa, without beginning; esFSsaoSjoiirf,
from eternity). C07i. And so on, etc. -t?^
xivs. A primary cause. -:S^d. The
creator. -^?sS. The sovereign of the
serpent race. Cpds: esc^a, oJoJAiia,
a^Seia, jdrtsraa.

e?a^n s. n. The sun. -;73Ci. Sunday.

©"a^J s. a. First, prior, original.

Ci'a^S' s. n. Profit, gain, income.

(^iIj. = eodoo . P. p. of ^o±o, q. V.

©•cSecdJ s. n. A gift.

e?c2?^ s, «. Information. 2, precept.
3, an order. 4, a substitute.

^:in s. a. First, initial. -*=S. N. of

Valmiki.

Ci'qjajo s. n. Placing, depositing. 2,
a deposit, pledge; a surety. 3, a
receptacle.

ej^^-d s. n. Support, aid. 2, authority,
sanction, foundation. 3, a receptacle.
-S, tjq330. A man of property. -^^1,
zSsSc^J, ^iOtiqraO, a destitute man.

<i?5 s. n. Location. 2, a deposit. 3,
thought; care; anxiety; cf. ^\&,

ef^i^n s. n. Excess, abundance; superi-
ority.

i^ypji^n s. n. Supremacy, authority.

Cp?^ s. a. Subjected, dependent, n.
Subjection, control, charge. Cpds:
ro3^?fj, odDS^??^, iS^sra^^c^.

Q>ji. = ^zi. Rel. p. p. of 5^c^, q- v.

Ci"^^ s. n. A large drum beaten at
one end. 2, a tambourine.

<^^:^ s. a. Bent, bowed; humbled, sub-
missive.

Zy^^ s. 11. The mouth; face.

e?Ncd s. n. Happiness, joy, delight.
2, the 48th year of the cycle, -^c!,
-=snn=^. Gladdening. -wo. Tears of
joy. -SCaO. To rejoice. -z^^JjiS. A
kind of tune. ^rioSiXJ. To rejoice.

£?^^j s. n. Bending. ^N^OJ^iJ. To

salute reverently.
0'o)3'£'-> (= tfrii'5'ejj ) k. n. A hailstone.
£?fJo k. I', t. To touch, join. 2, to rest
on; to recline on; to lean. 3, to
lay hold of, put on; to receive; to
bear, endure, v. i. To be slow. (P. p.
^:^S). t?;^jeAJO. To burn slowly.
fc?a^o. To cause to touch, elc. n. =
eiSi=f. Leaning on.
GPrJo^oSJo s. n. Suitableness, conformity.
ei'>:^OA0r®o s. n- Congeniality.
e?63 1. k. n. An elephant (=r!ia, *0, c3sn).
Cpds: =s-3:3i>(5, Ji^o^fS, i3v?)f3, c^Psa^fS,
eic. -^sajj. The Cochin leg, elephan-
tiasis. -'S's^o, -dj:^J. An old copper
coin so called, -rits. A troublesome
kind of itch. -J4o^. Ivory. -^JjSrtoJ.
The entrance gate of a palace.
-SjoSj. a bad kind of small-pox.
.3ioj?ioap5 c3ri°^j. The long-nosed
alligator. -^jtJj,. The foot-print of
an elephant. -riJO. An elephant-
killer. -2o^, -'iJB"^. A pit for catch-
ing wild elephants.

e?^ 2. (= 355^5) He is. 2, aff. for 3rd
pers. sing. masc. present; as: ^tiJB^^,
iodJ3^c3, etc.

e?o^cdO" (fr. ©o^^rf) s. n. The inside,
heart; the mind; secrecy.

^o^j (^■yso) k. P.p. of Wcdo, q. v.

£?o^j s. n. The bowels, entrails. -STOoijJ,
-3S a. Ingual hernia, rupture, [-(j^i.

£?ot5A (= !f:l ??:»->) k.w. The white screech

ei'o^.oeeJ, Cfodjsee^fo s. m. Swinging.

e?or?j3es55^ s. «. A palankeen (iSso-or).

£f oi^-Do' s. M. A cook.

GPoc^j s. M. Telugu. -d^si. T. country.

£?Sj 1. k. Rel. pres. p. of "^o*- Being
strong, able or possible. -ri3o, wsra
Wj. As much as possible. ysJcSJ.
It will be possible.

^t) 2. s. n. "Water.

<i^7j-R s. 71. A river, stream.

*6

w ojCS

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tJodo

iS?3jOS s.)i. A shop. 2, a market, ^sijii?.
A shop-keeper, merchant.

Trouble; misfortune, calamity, dis-
tress. -^A), -•Jj°^j. To be in distress.
tfS3f> o. A time of trouble. °JSrf wor.
Practice allowable in time of distress.

ZfZjri^. s. rt. Gained, acquired. 2, dis-
tressed.

'Z9ZM>^s.n. Rushing on; throwing down;
happening. 2, the instant,

S?SDd, 'ifSjDrfjj s. ?i. Accusation; puni-
shment. Sf STsOsJo. To charge, punish.

Cfsjvji s. w. A drinking-party.

e? ^ k. n. An object to lean upon, refuge,
protection. 2, a kind of bulrush,
Typha elephantina.

Z^^^r s. a. Full. -:3. Fulness.

<^-£^-&y'^ s. a. Expecting, -wishing. wsS?
•B^^ rt. Wished.

Cy^e^^i s. «. Sipping of water at the
beginning and end of meals.

^5"::; s. a. Obtained, reached; apt,
fit. 2, trustworthy, n. A friend.

0*333 ?\8 f. n. An ornamental umbrella

— D

borne over rajas. (tude

^h s. n. Reaching; obtaining; apti-

C?sin s. rt. Watery; consisting of water.
2, obtainable.

£?oj3q(x5jfj s. rt. Causing fulness; satis-
fying. 71. Satisfaction, pleasure.

Z9'^Ti, ^Tj-^^s. n. Bathin?, ablution.
-^5. A Brahmana who has taken the
bath after his period of study.

CfSDTij, e?20oi^o, efaooj h. n. Honour,
character, renown. -ri^a. A man
without honour or character.

ePSTOiiJ h. rt. Flourishing, cultivated.

e?K33?d {tb. of tjqra?;) n. Fallacy;
failure, defect.

C?83 tS' s. rt. Annual, yearly.

C^cJr® s. n. An ornament.

e?2pD^ s. n. Manner, mode.

CPapSciir® s. H. Addressing, speaking.

■^CiTO^d s. n. Splendour, light; appear-
ance; reflection.

Cf^e'd s. n. A cowherd.

^^^oSTi (ft: ss-^^o^^tf, g.r.) s. rt. Inter-
nal. «. Obstacle.

<i?^ 1. s. rt. Raw; uncooked; unripe.
71. Constipation; passing unhealthy
excretions (mucus); sickness, -ti^ ,
-Sot. Dysentery. -?5j306jo, a sour
sauce or seasoning made of tamarind.

e?rfo 2. k. n. A potter's kiln.

25* siOuio h. jj. Coming; income; import.

£?^0c^, e?^oog)TO s. n. Welcome. 2,

invitation.
lydoorfo s. 71. Sickness, disease.

O'^jejS s. n. The plant Emblic myroba-

lan (= r30^.
£fs:5j^zS {<6. o/' S:?5iJ5Sa) ?i, A kind of

cake made of split pulse mixed with

spices, fried in ghee or oil and soaked

in curds.
^"^TS^o s. n. A minister, counsellor.
Q'^TOB'cdo s. 71. The stomach.

ey^ojc; s. n. Flesh. 2, a bribe. 3, a

gift. 4, desire.
^Ojg?:^. = e,DJ3ri, q. v.
^S)7st) h. n. A native revenue officer.
^Tio:>SJ^'^ s. rt. Belonging to the other

world.
Cf 550.(8e; s. ad. By the root, entirely.
ef^So k. )i. A tortoise, turtle.
CJ^jsorf s. rt. Gladdening, n. Pleasure,

joy. 2, fragrance, w^^ao. To be

glad; to smell at.
e?o20d (tb. WSJ,) «. Pepper water with

tamarind.
ei-osfjso-g Sec wrfJs::i.

^^■:i . e?aj ^ s. n. The tamarind tree.
2, sourness, acidity.

efodo 1. a. k. M. The inside; the vital
part of the body. 2, detail, particu-
lars. -*yo,. Structure of tenderness.

«crfo

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wrfo

<i?odO 2. k. n. Measure, dimension,
extent; rule, order; fitness. 2,
craftiness, deceit. -'^'W^- Properness,
suitableness; measure, extent. -rs=)d.
A clever man. -^Wj.nDd. A man
who does his work properly.

Z^yiJ 3. s. n. Revenue. 2, profit. -?o=)
»3J(,, -?3d dj^. Corn given by the
villagers to the hereditary servants
of tlie village as their established
fees of office, -nsrf. A hereditary
village servant.

e?odO^ 1., £?oda;^ 1. k. 7i. Fitness. 2,
readiness. 3, ease. Fdiffuse.

^350^ 2. s. a. Checked. 2, extended;

Ccrio^ji s. n. A place, seat, home. 2,
an altar. 3, a temple.

CJ'xiO^ 2. s. a. Dependent on. 2, docile.

^z6jt)7j s. 11. Efi^ort, exertion; trouble.
2, fatigue. -rtj3°-?j), -~s^no, -t,zio. To
become weary.

lifOSJ 1. h. n. A mother.

£?05J2, CfcdJJ 1. k. n. Collecting, v. t.

To collect, gather; to select. P. p.

wcSo. -f, -<2€. Selecting. ejirfo^^JsVOv.

To select for one's self. ei'oSj^ij. To

cause to choose. -^JS?, A beggar.
e?Oajgo, COSJ^O k. (3rd pers. sing.

past t. of ?irij). It became, it is done,

etc.
O'3rf00 2., Corfoo^q, C?ixioooJ s. n. Life;

age, duration of life. -»So3, tsoijj

55~o3. Long-lived. tfOdojD^djj^rt,.

Long life and health. wcxJjjn^rodj.

The term of life, -co^c^, tJoijooo^FoS.

Short-lived.
^oSO:^:^ s. n. A weapon. 2, a tool.

-StieS. An arsenal, -s^rs, -qsaO, -^,

yodoj^B'. A soldier. -qSO'ij. To arm.
©"orfoj^errf s. 7i. Medicine. ?fodjJ53°ra.

A physician.
£?a (Inf. of tJO* <o be filled, teem)

k. a/f. To the full, as: *?§?> ^J, ^^oljs

ti, Sjj?j?c^rf, eic- -ADcSo. A perfect

wild; a place never cultivated-

£?L^5 a. k. n. Publicity; infamy, scandal.

£fkjr®q s. a. Relating to a forest. n.
A forest. -^. A woodman.

(i?rfS, e?aF r<6. of WDS^^s') n. The cere-
mony of waving (around an idol or
person) a burning lamp. Cpds: a^

-li^rijf -Sj3:^j. Arati to wave, -'ijizio.

A. to offer.
©"■deo s. a. Begun, n. Beginning, fc?^'^^-

Beginning from.
e?do20, e?:io20J k. H. Tillage, cultiva-
tion, -rrarf. A cultivator, farmer.
©•doSji s. M. Beginning, commencement.

2, effort. -;33rO, wrfotp^ij. To begin.
e?da2J?jJ, £?5/?jO k. V. t. To expect,

look for, take care of.
ZS-ioioCi, ©"iJodoOqk. v.t. To search; to

investigate, consider; to look to;

to nourish. ydo3j. Searching;

fostering.
Ci'dsB'd k. Ji. Bawling. 2, (f.) a mort-
gage with possession.
e?a^W (rf = 63) a. k. n. The anxiety of a

sick man.
<i?csS s. n. An enemy.
^'Jix^'^ s. H. A worshipper.
SPOS^jJ^ s. «.. Service, worship. t?03^?oo.

To worship, adore {^ntZ'KS).
Z^07)L^Q s. rt. To be worshipped or served.

11. A class of Saiva Brahmanas.
CyoD^J s. n. Repose. 2, pleasure. 3,

a grove, garden.
£y&^k. n. The Indian millet, Panicum

italicum.

C?&?ij k. V. t. To collect, gather ; to pick

out, choose, 2, (0=a) to quench,

allay; to heal.
<i?do 1. k. 11. Fullness, abundance, ad.

Fully. Cpds: o^jaostfj, ^s^^Sasrfj.
efdj. 2. = odo^dj.
<2i'XJ0 3. k. n. A pair of oxen yoked to

the plough. 2, a frame put on the

wdj

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woo

neck of cattle, v. i. To cry aloud.

-s^iio, -^'Wj,. To yoke oxen to a

plough.
efrJj 4, (rfj=C3j) k. D. t. To go out, be

extinguished. 2, to grow cool. 3,

to dry. 4, to heal, fcf O3oj3or(j. To dry

up, etc. wd!3Sj. trOcio, ^S'S'i.. To put

out to dry.
£?do 5. (dj=e3j) k. a. Six. tJCia. Six

feet: the dark blue bee. yCjJcxJj.

Sixth. Cpds: -rtoWo, -cid, -cssd,

O'T^jsT;;^ s. a. Mounted, ascended.

^'3 1. k. n. A shrub, Bauhinia racemosa.

e?z5 2. f. n. A shoemaker's knife. 2,

Mahratta. -=?3i3. A Mahratta man.
e?-3 3. = 5:fCi. 2,2^/. of tJfS 1.
Zf'8ji^7\f:> k. n. Eating; a meal (= 2^j3°

ia?i). -Sj3::Sj, t?i3j3;n?;j. To eat.
•iy^jseAO s. ?t. Health, a. Wholesome.

-Aji'^Ko. To make healthy. -^ci,

-B^d'5'. Healthy, wholesome.
SPtSjsdZj, £?TSj?)oz;r© s. n. An accusation,

charge. wSjs^o'j. An accused person.

-^cJj, ?5dj3^!L=oj. To apply, ascribe;

to accuse.
©"iSjse^, Ci'T5j3e5or© s. ti. Rising,

mounting, ascending; a ladder. Wujj?

oj^j. To ascend.
ePeior k.f. *. To cry aloud. 2,(='^0K\)

No. 2) to quench.
£?3iFN s. M. Acquiring. fcfJ5r?Rjj. To

^n^i'^- [flattery.

<y&;r^ s. n. Honesty, rectitude. 2,

ey^Fs.a. Afflicted, distressed; unhappy;

-3. Seasonable.

d.

full of desire.

Cry of pain.
CySr s. n. Pain, sickness. 2, desire. 3,

= fc?C^, q. V.
£Prfjr s. a. "Wet, moist; fresh; soft. -*.

Green ginger. -*. Green ginger. -Ajs

«?So. To moisten. -^ . -z^^. Moisture.
^Sjr a. n. The sixth lunar mansion.
ZS^'^ a. k. n. Might, force, valour (JJoa

SJ-eOor, yeory k. n. Crying aloud,
roaring. t?tor5J;^j, etora^^j. To cry
aloud.

G?oiir s. M. A respectable, venerable
man, an Arya. 2, a man of good
family. 3, an elder. t?od)ara;^r. The
abode of the Aryas, the country bet-
ween the Himalaya and the Vindhya
mountains.

Si'si.r s. n. A certain form of marriage.
«:?d$rcxij. Venerable; very ancient.

eye; k. n. The Banian, Ficus indica;
eiejrf 5jJd. 2, the red water-lily. 3,
(s.) animal poison.

'Z^^CiO, ©"SioSOn s. n. Depending on.
2, support; assistance. -sJjsct), &jt>o
i3;^o. To lean upon; support, -^jscso.
To give support. -St^ ^Ji)S?o,. To
patronize, srfoo-cl^. Supported.

Si'e/'cEfJ s. n. Seizing; killing.

Cfaiodo s. n. An abode, house; an asylum.
Cpds: d^s^ejoi), &3^je)yajj, efc.

£?e;o2o?jo, efspcdoo; k. r. t. & t. To

listen, attend to, mind.

i3'£»S3£i s. w. A trench for water round
the foot of a tree.

'Z9^7in s. n. Idleness, indolence; weari-
ness, languor. -Asd. A lazy man;
sickly man. -^>. = 5:?^=^^. -srarij.
To be slow. -s3j33j. To delay.

Z^OSJ'j, ePe/szlN s. n. Speech, conver-
sation. 2, lamentation. 3, the prelude
in music. ^9jsSj^, To converse;
to lament.

£?e!) 1. k. n. The pupil of the eye. 2,
an inflammation of the eye. -^'CO .
(=W£i5^t)j) A hailstone.

^ en'

e?eD 2. s. n. A bee. 2, a female friend.

3, desire. 4, a line. 5, a bridge; dike.
Z9€'C7\7i s. n. Embracing, clasping;

an embrace. -sJjDtej, e:fOo^^?5J. To

embrace.

S?£Jo s. ?i. A small water-jar. 2, an
esculent root, Arum campamUatum.

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WSiOJOF

3, one who possesses, as: 'B'rfjrajiejj,
dcdb^ejj. -rid. A potato.

£?e3 k. n. A sugar-cane mill. 2, the
lobe of the ear.

£?e3j3e^, e?e3js?^N s. n. Looking; sight,
aspect. 2, light, lustre. Sidja^-i-^^j.
To behold, ydjs?-*^. Seen.

e?e3/de2ic3s. n. Thought; opinion; inten-
tion; counsel. -5iJ3:^o, t?e3j3^^3^o.
To think, consider. --iJS^iJ, -^?°i?0.
To give one's opinion.

e?dj3er^?j s. n. Mixing; stirring. 2,
acquaintance, experience.

iJi"?^, e?rfo (=01:^^) a. 'k. pro. What?
which? WSic^N-raw^. Whoever. tJSSO^
(=oiO). Where? tJ^srt. When? ^^
COTfSjsodj. Whatsoever, ws^rfo. What?

e?^AO a. k. ad. Whenever, always. 2,
further.

Cfdrioa s. a. Covering; veiling; enclos-
ing, n. A fence, railing; a bolt, w
sSOsJj. To cover, conceal, enclose.

e?rfa. = wta i, q. v.

ef^Sisr, GysS^r li. n. a head in the

ledger.
<Z9^^f s. n. Turning, revolving. 2, a

whirlpool.
Z?^^F^ s. n. Turning, repeating.
£?^Sr" s. 71. A turn, time. -53j3:i>. To

repeat, as a lesson.
Zy-^fD, e?;^^ s. n. A row, range, line.

2, a series. 3, a heap.
C»5^o3^ s. a. Necessary, inevitable, n.

Need.
e?SDA (/■/■. wS) k. ad. When.
t?;ro:j s. n. Scattering. 2, a trench for

water at the rbot of a tree ( = fcf eJ

S3Dt)). 3, a bracelet.
Cf S3S?j s. w. An abode, dwelling.
•^Sw^^s. n. Inviting; invoking a deity

to occupy an image.
£?,3(= ^S30) k. n. Steam, vapour; heat.

2. a potter's kiln.
^^S^Fri s. n. Becoming manifest. WtS

?ijr<2^j. To be manifest; to be born.

£?S^j3r"^ s. a. Become visible.
C?^ k. n. A cow. pro. We.

0's:^\:^ s. a. Enclosed, covered. 5:?5i>S.

Covering. 2, an edition, as of a book.
ZS'^\^ s. a. Turned round, averted.
Z?'^\8 s. ?i. Repetition. 2, revolution.

3, an edition, as, of a book.
ZyS) (= wsjO) k. n. A turtle, tortoise.

-loSy). A tortoise shell.
£?5?A s. n. Hurry; agitation.
C?^f^ s. n. Entering, taking possession

of. 2, demoniacal frenzy; excitement.

3, pride. -^Joioo, -locJj, -fisno. To be

possessed by a demon.
£?^er^ s. n. Pervading; visiting.
e?^?s^ J3 s. n. Surrounding, wrapping;

a Wrapper; an enclosure. wS^oi^r^J.

To surround, wrap.
e?^. tb. of ^S, q. V.
ey^ioriN s. n. Wishing. 2, declaring.

W5Jo?3. Wish, desire, hope; decla-
ration.
ef^orfo s. n. A resting place; an asylum;

a receptacle. 2, meaning, intention.

3, will. 4, property.
ey^sro^, e?3DeOotii s. n. The snare of

lust.
C?B38iJOA s. >i. Disappointment.
i£?2)?jO s. I', t. To desire, wish. 2, to

bless.

e?§)e^r£i?i, e?§i?^;)rrf s. «. a bless-
ing, benediction. -'^j3:;Sj, -oSjsSj, ejS?
53~asjj. To bless.

'i?3'0 s. a. Quick, fast. n. Haste. -K
The wind; the sun.

£f€ s. n. Wish, desire; expectation,
hope. -A'J?}^':^, -S:^j, -rfJscSo. To
desire. -'SjsSO. -Jj3?0SjJ. To hold
out hopes. -=#a?^0. To disappoint.
-?io3j sSjs^rtj. To despair.

Cf^ei fA'. ©ioia) s. Ji. Impurity.

SJ"^ odor s. a. Curious, marvellous.
«. Wonder; surprise, astonishment-

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t5?5j3.^lJ

-rtjsVA, -KSJ. To be surprised. -^cJ.

Surprising.
eS'S' (fi: «=ij s. a. Stony, made of stone.
S??ilij s. H. A hermitage. 2, one of

the four religious orders, i. e. ^^^

CfSjCxJj (<6. w'tf, fcf=:!3) s. n. Depending
on; a support, shelter, refuge; protec-
tion. -'Sj:.^. To afford help. -r^^J,.
To have recourse to for shelter. fc?S,
c£j=fj. To join; to obtain; to follow;
to approach for protection.

ef5'jT5 s. n. Stream, flow. 2, distress.
3, a promise, a. Obedient, compliant.

efc^ s. a. Kesorting to; having sought

the protection of; protected; being

dependant on- n. A dependant.

ef€ ?si s. 11. An embrace. 2. y. of the
en
9th lunar mansion.

efS^cdooSrr, SfC^rf. e?a^eai s. n. The

7th lunar month (September-October).

e?3vQ7jS. n. Breathing. 2, encouraging,

consolation; also -ri. 3, a chapter

of a book. ^STj^^J. To breathe; to

comfort.

^Z^T^ s. H. The 4th lunar month

(June-July). 2, an ascetic's staff.

-:~>sS. A cheat, scamp.

&z^Ti (lb. fc?=;3) s. ft. The plant Aspaia-

giis racetnosus.
^Ti"^^ s. a. Devotedly attached to. 2,

zealously pursuing.
^Tivr s. n. Attachment; dilisence, zeal.
w^-i-.03jc3:Jj. To be ardently devoted
to.
e?;^a. tb. of «s??, 5. V.
efjj^i s. w. Sitting; sitting as devotees
in peculiar postures. 2, a seat, stool,
chair. Cpds.' '^J3^iss~X^, rtdj3^=^=^.
2ic^_^si?j, Ajo3o9s;=d, etc.
Cy?i^-j s. a. Sat down; closely united;
near. [disease.

e??3E3^ (tb. of ?;?sU3r5?) /i. Aphthous

Cf^is^s ~ s. ». Gasping, panting.
G^Tii, Z^^iZ. tb. of e^ijOii, q. v.

^7f:i:i (So= SJ) k. r. 1. To be weary or

fatigued. P. p. w?:3j . n. Weariness,

fatigue. -« = JCd. dupl. Fatigue. -S:Sj.

To be tired. ^-.t\~^. To remove

fatigue, to rest.

e?x^ s. n. Distilling. 2, spirituous

liquor.

Cfris:i> s. n. Laying down; meeting

with; obtaining.

©"T^D^j h. n. A person or individual.

Cf pdo^d s. n. Incursion. 2. a heavy fall

of rain. 3, provision, food. -S-Jrs

I e^J. A kind of hall.

i 2f ?jO k. n. The sal tree, Shorea robiuta.

i ef?iv'd 1. a. k. n. Increase, abundance;

strength. 2, annoyance, trouble.

j e?;^j;j 2. (fr. isKjt) s. a. Relating to

I evil spirits, n. A form of marriage.

I eyx (tb. of vt, q. V.) -rtaclx).. To shelter,

I protect. -iiJS«?>=:j. To allure. -loSB'

o=i. Avarice. -SJ3:«j. To desire. -A5tf,

-ViS?. A covetous mau.

, e?;^e^>, Si'Xe'S s. n. Attending to;

assiduous practice; commerce.

I ^7j "dre s. n. Spreading. 2, a carpet.

\ 3, a layer.

'< ©"Aj s.n. Property, wealth. -sr^A:.. reit.

I -*. A believer in God and another

I world, a theist; a man of property;

pious, faithful. -tB*,. Theism, -rrsd,

I -Sc3. A man of property.

I ef^a ^ s. »i. Place, site. 2, an assembly.

fcf^^*. A courtier.

^t, s. n. An assemblv. 2. care. 3.
\ ^ ■ ■ ■

I effort. 4, condition.

I ^-s.^1 f- «• The English "hospital".
2f?iv - s. n. Place. 2, position. 3,
business. 4, basis, occasion, opportu-
nity. -'^.'XJ. To allow.
Z^tj:s<^li. 2?X.;\?y^ s. u. Moving to and
] fro, flapping; clapping the arms;
knocking, as at a door. fc??i.3^^ySi.
i A gimlet.

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Cf ;:t<n. s. H- The atoath; tiite face. -z:3s^.

(=e'7z3«) Sore ■Boaiii. %rn^^c.

Ef!£« k. ««it »/ 4i»Ute-- Ft !
E^S E. a. SCTKC^ 2. msMp]!led. S.
kncTx. K. Sew cSoEk. S. a 4mB.

E?'^^, t?S'3?e B. «- BriBjiB^-, ietiefaiiig'.

2-. seazB?; rofcibliLr- rfS't?^. T« rate

2. v&r. loKi^&e:. 3, saez'ffiee. f?£Se7l£<

2^ To ekslkng-e. ss^. A -ararnoT.
£f 31 ^ ««£. «if fttrprist, piif w mrrmc-
£f 3Sj t. «- TsMb?- 1ot*2. 2. food,

a^tj:. To eat.
E?^wS (©. 'S54.S. E. V,,.. C'i.&.:.X':Lf 'jf.*r-
iBg': sa oiilK.k-.x »■;;• -i*- deitits. -5',

'^^■r-- To reeeiTe sat ■t-'ferriig',
^"zEsc^ s. 'K. CaQiBg'; eaauBuninig;.
^Ica* k. tNi. jif cuoHder tw cwprise.

S? x^? E. fl- DaOj. «. A religiwBS «er£-
atoiEy to lie performs* ereay *«y-

■e? ^ (« = O) k. ■«. ItejBh. 2. Ltiii:^^i.:ii>B.

-=i5*'Su^ -i&Si, To MKnmd iibe aepii..
-Z'Su -s*jr A &esfp taask.

'^ £-^^{2^ k. H. A BBiiakroom.

t?^ 1. k. ^M affix fw fwatun^ nmaut. ait
L.3?*. fii^:=?*, CJ5T3"?. T-,33^; tfe.

0>§' 2. (^= C?) a.k, «. Depih. 2, firs.flt5-
a£S£, xricS^er;'. -^jsalt. To dee^Te.

2f e 3. (« = r^^y a. k. «. Otmbemt^ *i»-

5T8«£, -r^"«*. To ^eiBjKsiie.

ey®^ k. «- B.mle; reign,

'5'^-=m (f = 2») k. «. TmmulL Efflasa.

'£?^Hs£- (= ©#«ju> k. '»- A fti^DirreL

•EfO 1. k. X. t T*f«L S-tokol*. 5, to
ffirrerm. ntle., x&aaase- P. jp- S^J-
w^^i. To esiLBe to rule. -Sti, -iff.

€£^^. A roler, master,

Cf ?^J 2- k. «- A Ber^ant: a esASier; a
m:GssG3Bger. 2. a grows vp pexsoK ix

•work doBe Irj- serraBi^ -curL. A
serrmK. tfif,^-. Maaalj strEaagtit-
ef «ji 3, (ffJ= ffij^ a. k. T. i. To msak xb a
£oid; to immieree. drre; to be deep.

&. «. A mterli)!. of a lort.

l.<iifcc*, J- ■He-, &t.- r»^.'s-^

a, ?w^ -'- : ' -_ i€^. «lc 3, aprsfj^
pnn. «^- «w wi 'S.i^.jS)^, "ssiij "3^ file.
- 'iw lenMMiaCMM tf Oup. p. (garmauS)
aim emUmg iw^ 0^ ««.' ^^^ cSj^e_.

- I

p k. Jbi wuailiarir tgUaMi: lb farm tke
gemiUct, datint. UtcmiiiM mtngmlm; prt-

'S=5«

50

'32^=3^

respectively, as: r<jdj.s^, !ij;;«tSN;

/■orw (he instrumental sing, and plur..^
either following the shorter or the
common longer form of the genitive, as:

cJj3»jriorf, =530sionJ, linei.oJoOocS, etc.

rsj^(t='aj3<, -as*, '3sij<, etc.) a, k. Two.
'a^Wj.. Two ways or parties; narrow-
ness, strait; dilemma. "a^Wj.Sjj*
WJj. Many difficulties, 'a*,:!, 'a^t).
Both sides, '^^rsj. Both eyes, 'a* 5.
Both banks. "S^^oj. Both legs, 'a^,
olJ*. Both arms.

0£)5S"d s. The letter ^.

r^'ff 1. k. v4?i affix for the formation of
neuter nouns, as: SojSorvBii^, wja

CS)^ 2. (= '3^) k. ^M a/^a; to form the
dative of the infinitive with final «seJo,
as: 5jj3SO€, 58j8^rtOf, oS^^O'f e<c.

<T£j^j3, f^^js?, f^T^jse k. in<. Look here !
lo! behold!

rSl^Uo (sees. 'ae*). k. n. Strait, dilem-
ma. ^'^IJ.o^ 7i^, A narrow passage.

'a^eas^rij. To be strait.
rsi5^^S?jO k. V. i. To sound, v. t. To kill.
<TSlS^^ («?=C;) k. n. Tongs, pincers,
ogj^j, la. v. t. To put, place; to beat;

to serve, as food; to give, as money,

alms, etc.; to abandon ; to be put.

2, to kill. 'af^So, -^i O^io. To put

aside, lay by. ^af^sij. To cause to

put, etc. 'a^J 5o. Putting, etc.
rsj^, 1. k. n. Abiding; an abode, a place

of rest or refuge (= S:?^oii).
<iq^^ 2. (= 'a^^ 2) k. An affix of infinitive,

as: aj=!:iO#, coJs^rtO^, etc.
f^^.oS k. n. The residence of the kings

of Bidanur. -53tiao. A gold coin of

that name.
'^^J?.?. = ■aifjs?, etc. q. v.
CSjS'Oy s. n. The sugar-cane; also -cio::^.

-d?J. Sugar-cane juice. -Soa^opi.

Kama.

OS)^ ^^0 s. ?«. A bitter gourd. 2, X.

of the first king of the solar dynasty.
f^A k. An affix to form masculines,

as: ATT^rt, Cj5oart, c3=)S?r(, sojsdart.
f^AT^O k- V. i. To be evaporated, dried

up. 2, to shoot, sprout, n. A sprout,

germ. 2, the gums.
^A33r( = 'ao2j?i3No. 2)f. M.A church.
f^/^je!?. ='a^^$ etc., q. v.
<^o, f^83< k. n. Sweetness; agreeable-

ness. 'aortCiC*. The sea of milk. "So

T^Jt^ejj. The sugar-cane.
(^o'S^'^0 h. n. Refusal, denial, abnega-
tion, disdain; also 'ScS^^cJo. -»Jj3:So,

'^o'^OKj. To deny, refuse.
<^o^ k. n. A little.
<^OArf (tb. of ^^j'i}. = CortS, q. V.) s. ?i.

Separateness. "aiorsaJiJ. To separate.

f^OASSS', (^OAS!)?^, O£jOA0s5^ (<6. o/"

coortjt)) ?i. Vermilion.

nSjOA^ r<6. o/' tsoAsjtf) n. Heated char-
coal; fire. -rtr?. Siva. ^oTiVoAjs^x.
To catch fire.

f^oT", ^ s. n. A hint. sign. 2, aim,
intention, covert j)urpose. -sa . Under-
standing signs, etc.

osjCT^O 1. k. c. «. To be imbibed; to
soak into. 2, to dry up. 3, to boil
away. 4. to give. '^Qf\^J. To evapo-
rate; to cause to give.

o£)OAO 2. (tb. of coorto) n. A perennial
plant. Ferula asafoetida. -3o;:^j ,
-cs-Wj. To deceive.

oacT^I?^. o£jo7\ ?s:;o f. «. English. 2,

— ^ no

(='ar!ii-") an "eglise", a Roman
Catholic church.
cS(i^ a. k. An affix to form masculines de-
noling "born of", as, esjO'^S (flower-
born), Brahma.

f^2i =<^85 . ^d^ c^. A random figure
Za-' ^ ep &3-
the third term in the rule of three.

razi 3^, <~Qti a {tb. of '^^.'^) n. Coaxing;
flattery. 2, a flatterer. -Sfi, Flatter-
ing. -53^:^0. To flatter, coax.

So-

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^a^^^Ti

rgei O30?j0 (tb. of -^tMcQoTio) v. t. To
desire, wish, covet.

cqeS f^b. of 'Si^o f/. y.). -rtjss^sSo. To
allure. -=5'3rf, -n^d. One who wishes
or wills; a willing man; f. -nsSr.
-l?tfo. A wish to be gratified.

oQeS (//). "^iS) s. 11. Wish, desire; in-
clination. 2, a question in mathema-
tics. "^tSji c^OoSSCi. According to one's
wish. '^i57i,^^r. Full gratification

op

of one's desires.
r£|^ k. a. Two. -1*:^, -J3j3;f, -jgjs^c^j.

Unlikeness, dissimilarity, oddness.
r£(3i3Sj h. n. Increase, augmentation.
fGiSiST:?, r£j3jsTJoh. «. Trowsers, breeches.
oqaiS'5 h. n. A contract, monopoly. '^233

roniid. A contractor, monopolist.
f^U^O (='aca^j) k. n. Narrowness,

straitness. i'. t. To come within reach.

f^Uj?6, f^y^ a. k. >i. A crowd, throng;

eo eo

abundance. 2, hindrance, strait. 'aW,

rf;<o, '3y,e??;j. To be close, crowded;

eo ' '

to throng.

f^&5 , f^U o?\ k. n. The vomit-nut tree,
Stryclinos mix vomica. 2, (<b. ojf odo^)
a spear, lance.

f^fe! /^ r^ft. o/' '^^(^) n. A brick. -e3tSj_.

A brick mould. -rtjs:^j, -2*^53.. A

brick kiln. -rfjsc^o. Brick to make.

-odjrf, A brick-maker.

f^U,Z§, o9637§ k. n. Narrowness; a
eJ ' M
strait, obstacle.

f^T^S'o k. iJ. t. To pinch; to press, beat,
cuff. 11. (=:'3Wb'j, (/. t).) Narrowness;
trouble.

fS^c^TJO (= oiCildj) k. 11. Hindrance, ob-
stacle. 2, trouble. 3, enmity, v. i.
(dj=e3j) To stumble.

<^5 k. V. i. To be close, heaped; to
crowd; to abound. 2, to be powder-
ed; to crumble, v. t. To pound, n.
The state of being close. 2, the whole.
3, a collection, mass. 4, cement.
-T^otJj. A treasure. -^J. To cause
to powder; to cause to put, erect, etc.

osjc^o k. V. t- To put down ; to throw.
2, to put, place; to give, as a name;
to set, plant. 3, to put on ; to lay
by, keep; to preserve. 4, a< the end
of certain words: to produce, make,
etc. n. (= '3Sa<3T?). Putting; planting.
t>Ujl=^j3°i>Jj. To take into one's employ;
to lay by, as money, etc.; to put on,
keep. Cpcls.: yraoSjc^j, to adjure;
tfj^^iSo, to cry; :SJti!\:So, to amass; So
oiAj^cSo, to mind; »3j3!3oao;:^j, to invoke;
53oja Sj, to kiss; WpiCaJ, to prop.

oat^O^O, <^rio7\d (='3 3*J) k. n. Nar-
rowness. 2, a cattle-disease. 3,
freedom, r. t. To unloose, set free.
'acSotrdo. A throng, crowd. -sijoc^o
^j, 'acS053jj:So=5^J. A narrow curve or
passage. -JjasrtJ. Full of difficulties.

f^c^o^ k. n. Putting on. 2, an ornament.

e^xios^ k. n. A crack, hole.

o£(c§ 1. = oici 1, q.v.

o£jZl 2. f. n. The earth. 2, heaven. 3, an
oblation, food. 4, a cow. 5, speech.

f^Ti e5, rgrf e3^, cor^ ^^ k. n. A kind
of sour pudding.

(^CSSa k. n. A squirrel.

f^rf, <^?6 k. 11. An ox's hump.

0S(Cco a. k. »i. A crack; a piece, lump.
2, a wreath, garland.

osj§ k. a. Two. 'a^Wo,. Both sides. '3^
a. Both banks, "a^oc^. Both portions.
■^^d. Two lines, both sides. '^^^3
Two or both heads.

(^:^a3D& h. a. Trustworthy.

oq;^^ s. a. Other, different. 2, low,
vulgar. -^. At an other place, '^^d?
;^d. Mutual. '^^d?:^d -dv^oSj. An action
of two or more persons.

<^^ 1. f^S k- ^n affix to form feminines,
as: ra=)f^S, CJdOn^, i«^?jn^, ^<c.

rsiB2. s. co/y. Therefore. 2, in con-
clusion, here ends. -s2. Thus indeed.

f^§553?i s. n. A legend, traditional
account. -=5t)d. A historian, narrator.

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'Si.og^

o£i^ k. A tcrminalion of the third pers.
sing, neuter of the imperfect, as: wJs

09 i^ (pj-oa;. o/" «S) k. ad. This side;

O — ° . i

in this direction or place; after this,
further; also 'a^«JJ. -^^- To and
fro. -'^d. This side, '^f.^- >"ep.
Nearer; in course of time. -Cei?v,
-esart. To this side; afterwards, lately,
recently. [it was. |

ro^j k. P. p. o/" ■^- Having given, i,

i

f^i^oqjr s. 71. The -whole matter; settle-
ment, decision.

o£(33ra s. ad. And so OU; etc.

0£)35, f^a;^;3, rga^js? k. i/i/. Lo! look
here!

'aa'do (= »^ciJSJ, g. v.) k. n. That which
is opposite; the front; opposition.
'aSOB.'lo. To face. 'saDW^, 'aaOiSo.
To put in front; to oppose, 'sarfo^
d. Contradiction. -c5-?.p:^J. To look
straight ; to expect. 'aatS-^^cs. The
hostile army. -aaiS^S^. To oppose.
'sQAJsr^o,. To come to meet out of

V

respect or love.
f^a&?jo (= oirfjosij), 'saiijr k. v. t. To

face; to oppose, withstand.
<^do k. prox. dem. pro. This, it.
f^zii'rfo. = ^arfo, -;3=!a. A defendant.

-S3t)aSo. To contradict; to contend.
oqiS k. 3rd pers. sing. pres. neut. of

'3dj. It is, there is. 2, lo! just now.

<^rf e5. f^cj OO k. w. Charcoal.

o£!3ii , (os^ajF) k. P. p. of ^!Sj, to be. By

means of 'aciJ a subjunctive mood is

o

formed, as: '^^^> if- 's^-s-J^^^an.

Just as it was ; without any apparent
cause.

CQ^ (='35< cic) k. n. Two. 2, sweet-
ness. '■3rd..'3j^3J. Two hundred.

c^fj s. n. A master, king. 2, the sun.
3, a husband. -■tJwjDC!. Saturn;
Tama; Karna; Sugriva. -0*3). Rahu.

c^JjStJj, o£iN3^>5'^ li- »!• -^ present, gift ;
a grant in general. ^oS^SjJS. Land

assigned either in favour or charity,
or in compensation of the duties of
hereditary office, -n-sd. A holder of
an inam.
f^c^cxJOeO h. n. Favour, grace; a grant.

-coTiSj. A letter of favour.
t^5)a.k.n. Sweetness; loveliness. '3S>rfJ.

That is sweet; ambrosia.
f^oi^, ^^TJd (='3Jijj) k. prox, dem.
pro. This much, this measure. 2, all
this or these. 3, a little, a trifle.
'SSilotfj. So many persons (as these).
t^o^ 1, <^ ce3. k. An affix of comparison.

Than, as: 'scJ-x^o;^, CojotSfioS, etc
riao^ 2, f^cSSc. = 'So'^.
f^oS, <^o^0 k. ad. Thus, so; in this
manner ; {at the end of letters:) in
conclusion, as: 'SoS Ji?^5i, "^oS
XSjjJO. 'aoSS , '^0333. = ^oS. Being
of this kind, such. 'So^iiJ,. So and so
many or much; very much.
f^oi?, f^cqro ( = 'aoa:c) k. ad. Such,
like this, of this kind, 'ao^oqi. Such
and such.
o£(orf (= '30) k. An affix to form' the instr.
or abl. case, as: «553S>oirf, pS^ocS,
wjfij5S,Oo:S, jSS d^::&Jo:^, etc.
r£(OS)'d('<6.o/"'aorfj, q.v.). -^oaoa, '^oad.

Lakshmi.
f^cSe'^i^li s. n. The blue lotus.
nsjorfo 1. k. ad. This time; to-day.
rsoaii. For to-day. -S?l*, -sJSt^. Till
to-day 'aoaSiorf. From to-day.
f^cSo 2. s. n. The moon. -?«?, -v3?a3.
A digit of the moon. -=53o:S. The
lunar gem. -lifi^. The ocean. -sSjoSo.
The disk of the moon. -;3=)ti. Monday.
c^czij (tb. 'Soad) s. n. Indra, the deity
of svarga, and the regent of the East
quarter. 2, a prince, a. Best, excel-
lent, -u^ej. N. of a mountain. -=tJ3=^.
A platform, terrace. -mji^S. The
cochineal insect; the firefly. -:3^eJ.
Indra's net: deception, fraud, trick;
jugglery. -^33*. Conqueror of Indraf

'^oSjOJo

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-S^O

a son of Ravana. -lfS?io^*, -iSbiSj. A
rainbow. -oi?w. A sapphire. -K^^,
-sjJ3?^. Heaven. ^orajvtJ. Indra's wife.

f^oQjcdO s. n. Relating to Indra. 2,
power ; faculty. 3, an organ of sense.
-Sirvao. Restraint of the organs of
sense, -rirt 35 sjjsSo. To restrain them.
-?iiTVia. One who restrains them.
Cpcls. : 13^ f5?oS,o±), *^j$ro a,o±), etc.

f^cqifj s. n. Kindling. 2, fuel.

os(j;^o~> k. ad. Further, yet, still ; more-
over ; hereafter, n. The current time.
nafi, ^j,. So much more. '^?\^ .
^0 more, no longer; not yet.
-SjJod, -wO^d. Henceforth, hereafter.
rseS £» . Where else ? 'Sr^j?, odo. Another
thing. ^nJ3 1o. Another man. '3(5j^
c3j. Once more, again.

o£5?j, a. k. ( = ^tij53) P;-es. rel. part, of
'adJ. Being, etc.

<^Xa^o k. a. Twenty. Cpds. 'asS ^js ocij,
'as :S 0:So. e<c.

OJ— C

<^Sv, rasi.odo ■rfjTJ k. n. The tree Bassia

lalifolia.
<^^ (=t>^). k. a. Two. '32^^. Two

divisions, ■aio.oa. Mongrel: of low

descent; double-tongued. '^^^-^•

Two persons. '^'^^- Two balas.

'3.'jy5,c£o. Two mouths, double edge.

'ajJ.lo.do. Two and two persons.
f^aD5 OQ20 5 k. n. A kind of blackwood

tree.
f^20S), f^20 ^) k. /;. Fog, mist, dew.
^ZZTi A (f}-. ^c3*-i?Dr!). k. M. Two parts.
rSiclj s. «. An elephant. -»yo. = ^ro^^^

f^So 1. (— '^cJ'*) k. a. Sweet. 'Srfjs^^. A
sweet mango. ^dJ3,d. An entreaty in
sweet, humble words.

f^So 2. k. a. Two. 'a So, a, 'arfjra. Two
fold, double. ^sSJ.a SJsSo, -asSo^asSj.

To double. 'a.Do.hc*. Twice as much.

a

'asSaolj*. Two sides, as of a cloth.
<^^0"do, oqao-rfo, osj^ootio k. y. t. To eva-
porate, dry up; to wane, waste away.

f^'rfre'd^J h. n. An edifice ; a palace.

osj^J a. k. w. The eyelid.

oaosdi, f^^OJ, k. n. Sweetness; agree-
ableness, pleasantness. -5jd. To
become nice. 'SossPv, 'SojOj^fS. Sweetly
(■3-cSr\oS'3fi, melodiously).

r£jo20 k. «. Expansion, width, breadth.

f^c20o 1. k. ft. A resting place ; a home;

aplace; space, room (y^ocij). 'aocrario.

To become a shelter; to give room.

-AjiZ^o. To give place; to afford

shelter. -r^J9S?;^o. To place.
t^oSOo 2. (= oiowo) k. n. A saying, word.
f^T^O, cJ k. art. In a sweet, agreeable or

proper manner.

radoo, (=^53j«1, ^o^, q. v.) k. n.
6
Sweetness; ambrosia.

f^^J, k. a. Twice.
o

f^cdo^ f. n. Quantity.

o

f^'ds^o, oqdoS'j, '^■rfoG^o (:i = e3) k. «. «'.
To be compressed, squeezed. (='3rf
■*?Jo) V. t. To press, squeeze, n. The
state of being squeezed. 2, butting.

0SjTi2i<yj (cl=:e3) k. n. A driving rain.

<^,tiUo. = 'ads'j, g. «;.

oqd^co/^ k. a. A kind of jasmine,
Jasminum sarnbac.

oSi'diJ a. k. w. Being; staying; support;
condition, system.

(^■d^J^aio h. n. A remittance to the
treasury.

(^■d^jO, f^Qeio k. n. An iron axle-tree.

oQ-CJ^O (='atfj°^o, q. V.) k. n. Night.

f^t33C3D, rgfOsS li. 11. Purpose, design,
intention ; accord.

^a 1. k. ^ honorific affix, employed in
addressing a superior, as: tS^ao, es^
ao, 7z-3i0, etc. 2, an affix of the 2nd
pers. pi. past, fut., imper., and neg.,
as: sjsaao, 33j33o»jO, 5jj3i«aD, sja
ao, etc.

rsjS 2. (9 = £3') k. r. t. To beat, strike; to
pierce, stab; to butt; to kill. 2, to

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54

'S.e;

fling. -:z^^j. To stab mutually. ^36^,
'SOi, 'aO:^. Piercing, stabbing, etc.

c^^zi<vj. = ^^:^zx>, q. V.

k. M. An ant. -rlj^CaO, -SdJ^j,. An ant
hill.

t^9^e;o (0= es*) k. n. A pit-fall to catch
elephants, etc.

<^5;rij k. r. t. To cause to be or to stay;
to place, put, deposit.

oSi^J k. V. i. To be; to exist; to remain,
stay; to hesitate, delay. j(. (Cj=e3j).
Goring, butting. P. p. '^cJjr (='3cSo,
q. v.). ^riAj&:io. To allow to be. '^3
^l^. Do not be ! With a dative or
locative case, it expresses possession,
as: c^fiii sSjtS '^i:^, I have a house,
'adejj. Being, remaining. 'arfj.OT?, '^
tiJ3o. Being, existing, etc. '^^ 'aSj
^, "^dj^tio^. In course of time,
gradually.

f^-^j^o (="3c!«^j, e^c. g. ?;. dJ=e3j) k.
V. t. To compress, etc. n. A narrow
place, thicket.

'^■:jjd (dj = e3j) k. «. a throng, crowd.

f^TJOSDOSjS'yj (/■>■• ^ScSJ KSOSj '5'^J^)

k. Ji. Constipation and stoppage of
urine.

<^diSiiTi k. n. Two shares: both the
landlord's and cultivator's share of
the produce.

r^Tio^o (^'as^^^j) k. H. Night, -^djs?
ci^J. The moon. -3°v;3Dd. A night-
watchman. -3onejJ. Night and day.
-33j33j. Night time.

osjT (= 'a**) k. a. Two. 'a?'rWj,=-a* Wj,,
q.v. '^ssrejj = '^^a ejo, g. I), rao-rc).
Both ears, "af ro±'< (~ ^^odo*). Both
hands. 'acS'^d (= 'a^d). Two heads;
two generations. -^23;ij3:s, -^23/iJ3
«Jti. A grandfather, 'a'^rti. Both
forces. 'aioDT'?. The second cultiva-
tion. 'StS^rtS. A complicated disease.
-53jra= ^»3ja s. 'aSj«, g. r.

<^^r?Jo (= 's^^Jj) k. r. t. To cause to
put; to cause to kill.

<ys(^or (='^B'^ k. v. t. To put down.
2, to destroy, n. Killing, destroying.

OSj^jr a. k. ?i. Loveliness, desire, charm.
a. (='^dj) Twice.

(^sarrJj (= srusrorcSj) n. A sort of
cucumber.

rSje^BsS li. 11. A claim; a village under
a township. 2, department; district;
presidency.

f^aisSo h. ». Cardamoms.

f^ais3iO h. «. A remedy; a resource; a
means. -^JS'Ai. To attempt.

f^aisOJ h. n. A large torch.

0£(eD k. n. A rat; a mouse. -■^^. Rat-
ear: a small-leafed vegetable, -sra
Ssira. Rat's bane, arsenic. -t^jeS,
-i3j3??Jj. a rat-trap. -ol3e)W, -srsej. An
aquatic plant, Salvinca cucullata.

f^sS^j k. V. i. To be squeezed, bruised.

f^CSa k. «. The jujube tree.

rSjeSSoosJ k. /i. A lemon, the lemon tree.

'^(^O'S^O k. 11. Cramp, sprain.

r£je3 (^533), 'S'? s. ?i. The earth. 2, a
cow. 3, speech. 4, Budha's wife, '^cs
c^ej. Earth's surface, 'aos^si, 'ac^
^?2i, ^d?i. A king. '^aejs^^. The
planet Mars; a Sudra. 'aers^^.
Sita.

(^SJ k, (^/"r. defective verb 'as:*, to be)
:Z'/iJrd person of the neg. mood, used
for all persons, genders, and numbers :
It, he, she is not or exists not,
etc.; there does not occur or come.
2, not; no, as: rijrfotasj^, sijri?)ej^, 2»3

^, ^x^au or c3J3?SC)ej^; t^oSa^ej^,

Not being, not existing, without. '^^
zi. Uel. part. neg. 'aurf:S=i. Nothing-
ness, poorness, 'asjciapij. A poor
man. 'ao z:j Sosri sSj^CaO. To destroy.
'aej n-)rtJ, ^^ ssrto, 'aca rtj. To cease

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'■a^^j

to exist, fail, disappear. "a5J^»3, '3ej^33°.

Is there not? or not? or. '3eJ,»3»

■^u. Certainly not. ^t^^^, 'SsSjs^?.

Or not? is it not? 'Sidf^Jj^. To say

no.

rqai r® k. n. Soot,
ro

oaZl 6, rovS), f^&D . See s. ''aej.

or) ' OO ' CO

oQ£)a^Js3 k. n. A tell-tale; backbiting.
00 CO
-ofj. Scandal.

roil k. ad. In this place, here; this
place (opi). o/' es^). -ri© rf. From
here to there. -S^Stt. So far as this,
up to this, -z^, -adj^rij. A man of
this place.

<^'d k. prox. clem. pro. This man, he;
also -frfo. -^-). This woman, she. ^^
awd ^^ are wserf as substitutes for '^si
a«fZ '3 5Si?j respectively when speaking
of a respectable person; of. ^^ and

rE(4, o^^7(^d k. pi. of "arfj, 5. ??.

rg^S k. /jL 0/" '^^5.

<^Jm>'3 f. /i. A sign or signal; a hint.

cg^z^o s. n. An arrow. -9. A quiver.

cq^tX s. a. Wished, desired; agreeable;
dear, beloved, n. "Wish, desire; love.
2, a husband. 3, sacrificing. -=rsO.
A person who confers what is desir-
ed or agreeable. -r\oz^. Fragrant;
a fragrant substance. -d^sJJ. A
tutelary deity. -Co^dj. Friends and
acquaintances, beloved friends. -3
sS.tfj. Dear good people, -^^j '^^l*
^■Sr. The fulfilment of one's desire.
'as?,qj~. Anything desired or agree-
able.

f^^o { — ^?i^S) k. prox. dcin. n. & pro.

ii

This much, so much as this; thus
much or many, etc. '^si.sij,. This
much and that much. esSfJ 'S^ '^^^
^,ej , his trouble is excessive. '^5^^,
30, etc. ^^js.ocSj. So much as this;
little; much.
f^?Jt?j3S^o k. I'. <. To take. imp. '^Ti'ijti !

(^;d80o h. ?i,. An itch which attacks the
wrists. -rljs^ejj. An annual plant,
fleawort.

<^7j^J0 h. n. A name; an individual.
-^■srf. Name by name, -^'sdsjll. An
individual account. r^-^ Qp^_

osj;^ali. a. Christian, n. The Christi-

osjxJj 1. (= oi^o, q. V.) k. r;. f. To throw,
shoot, as an arrow.

r2(;dj 2. k. il/^x joined 1, to Samskrita,
tadbhava (and Hindusthdni) themes
to form verbs, and 2, to Kannada
themes to form (transitive or) causative
verbs, as: tsoh^^O^o, ©foO^O^o, i^zi

rfjoS ?io, =se:c5^j, 30?^j, woso, do?^?ij,

etc.

f^^ S'sssCO h. n. Reception, meeting

and receiving a visitor.

OQ^ 00^5 h, n. Proclamation. -oj'^sSj.

0

A written notice; advertisement.

osj^ J h. ?i. A smoothing iron; ironing.

rsj.'j; k. mi. Fie! '^^^- rep.

r^i^ 1. (= '^S , '^rfoS, e/c. pres. ret. p. of
^^j, to be), a. k. ?i. Being; stay.
'aaorfj. = 'adjsjdj, 'asicio, e<c.

0£j5o 2. s. ad. Here; at this time. n.
The present state, present world, -sid.
Earth and heaven. -^Ji^^. This
world.

osjSoT^, f^^O/^ (= «'?'i, c<c., q. V.) a. k.
ad. In this manner, thus.

o£j^ ('^ = CO) k. n. Coming down, descend-
ing. -3d. A going down, declin-
ing, as in age; subsiding, as anger,
disease, etc.; reduction; aslope. -33d,
-S5i3. A slope. -^j33j^. Midday to
sunset.

rst¥3^o (s' = C;) k. V. t. To cause to go
down, to lower, v. i. To go down, in-
cline. ^"^^s'eJ, '^^^ejj. Sloping, a
sloping ground.

fg^i^, f^"?^ (V = K) k. n. Descending,

descent. 2, ebb.
ogji^ (?? = 0') k. r. «. To come down,

descend, alight; to set, as the sun ;

to become less; to subside; to be

abated, as anger; to be dispelled;

to slope. -STitfj. A declivity, slope;

to slip down. -3:^rf;35Ci, -^jB^rt^. A

mortgage with possession. -d^^j.

To fall downwards; to fly away.

-oSjOb'j. To suspend. -tSSo. To let

down. -iS.Xi'-f'^T^o. To dive completely.

-odjj^'^. Descending, -if. Descent
elc; fading; degraded condition.
-rtjaV-V To humble one's self.

S^V7JJ 1. (V = C3') k. V. t. To cause
to descend; to let down, lower; to
take down, etc.; to dispel,

<^<^?ij (V°=C5') 2. k. n. Stopping, thwart-
ing. -fl/So^j. To thwart, oppose.

PSf^ (= 'ad) s. n. The earth f^J3CJ). 2,
water (6j«j). 3, food (a?^). 4, sound

■©?, The fourth letter of the alphabet.
2, contraction of '^Ddb: (1) m </ie ace.
sing., as: jssa? oo^^'j, rra^?? S€j?^«?j>;
(2) in the gen. sing., as: c30^? 5e)03o,
35)0l)j3 s3j3s3; (3) m </ie ioc. sing.,
as: aoo^oo, araa^O. 3, contraction
of 'acOj: (1) uj tJie imperat., as:
fSa^O! ^JsaoO! (2) in the third per s.
sing, impf., as: Soj^^cSj, sSjoO^cSo.

^ 2. dem. pro. (substitute of ■^cSo).
This; these. -rasO, -?raO. This time.
•d» =ff3dra. This cause, on this account.

oSj^tS. In this manner, -d* siO^, -Sjd?^.
Till now, thus far. ^J33ri. Now, this
time. ^s3(?^J , -Sojsab^. Today.

^ 3. k. *i. i. To give, bestow; to allow.
P.p. 'a^. v.i. (=^o;1jo, ^c3*, g. w.)
To bring forth, -d-cxjoctrio. To be
brought forth;. ^02jSj. To cause
to give; to cause to bring forth.

^5D^J s. The letter ^.

^^ k. hon. pro. This woman, she; cf.

^^^5^ s. «. A spectator, beholder,
^^i TO s, n. Seeing; sight. 2, the

eK.\ o' o !

eye. ^^c^^. A male fortune-teller;

^^© s. ?!. Looking.

^\ ^ s. a. Seen, regarded, considered.

^■T, SJ s. c. t. d'i. To see, behold, look

at; to consider. -.S^. Seeing.
^"^ s. n- Sight, viewing.
#3X, ^AcSo, ^Ae;o, ^A^ k. ad.

Now; at this time, ^rtujs. Also now.

■dfrteS^. Just now. Cpds.: 4tfs^^j., ^f\

ri^tio, etc. ■d«ii». For the present;

now. ^r!J3,. Still now.
^d(y, ^zie'oi, ^eid, ^ele; k. «.

The wild date tree. -ft?dJ. Toddy.

-nsci. A toddy-drawer or -seller;

f. -nsSr.
^eiejj 2. k. n. The white ant when

wingetl.
^siJ 1. k. n. Dryness, saplessness,

witheredness. -5?ji:^rtJ. To become

sapless.
#3£io2. {tb. of ^^) n. The pole or shaft

of a plough, cart, etc. -*odj*. The

staff or handle in the shaft of a

plough.
^sS k. ad. This side; on this side.

^:3(i, ^f'JA. To this side; afterwards,

later.

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•dirjJ

^a:;o, ^KST^O ( = ^^0) k. I'. J. To swim.
n. Swimming; also -dt^SDU.

^^ f. /;. A lance, spear, javelia.

#3ci k. n. Toddy. -r(. A man of the

toddy-drawers' caste; f. -f''^-
^cisJ s. a. Praised.
^rio 1. (fr. "SZaj) k. n. Putting, throwing.

^raojnj. To be exposed to; to become

an object for, to incur. ■d'ra'33Sj. To

scatter, disperse, expose.
#?rfo 2. k. n. Increase ; strength; means.

2, proportion; a prop, support; fitness;

equality; an equivalent, compensation;

a pawn, pledge, security, -^srf, -Aeitf.

A powerful man. -dtrasrlJ. To become

equal; to suffice; to become bail or

bondsman, -'ac^o, -'S^yj,, -iss^o. To

pledge. -:£ji5So. A good match.

-;3jt):^j. To make equal.
^d^xio (fr. ^3^0- ^cJj) k. v.i. To be

fulfilled. ■d.d^OJdo. To fulfil.
^o'eiO a. k. I', t. To drink, sip.
^^ k. hon. pro. This person, he. Rel-

past part, of ^ 3, «. i.
^B s. w. Calamity from rain, drought,

locusts, etc.
^^Jk. An affix for Srdpers. sing. neui.

pres. of uncertainty or possibility, as:

^rfo k. P. p. of ^ 3, V. i. and ^53*, q. v.

-<2=f. Bringing forth.
^^0 (= ^ 3, 11. «.; k. V. i. To bring

forth young, yean, cub.
^b k. 71. The dung of flies; a nit.
^£l a. n. Desire, wish. ^^^- Desired.
^200 f. n. Difference,
#3aJoo. =-d», Q. V.
:^5 (=: ra^, e^c.) k. a. Two. ^da. Two

feet, -dfrfodbj . Ten. -dtrfoJjo ?3^A)rf.

Ten thousand. ^O^rfj. Twelve. ^

Dejrfj DdS. The twelve signs of the

zodiac. ^!3?s?J. Fourteen.

^TJO k. ('. <. To pull. 2, to comb ou

nits. n. A nit. 2, (tfj = e3o) the

gums.
^■rfrS;^ k. n. A comb for removing

nits.
^^0^ (= i^?rfj^\) k. n. An onion.
^5^r, «^7^nr s. «. Envy, spite,

malice.
^e5 f. ». A sort of weapon: a short

sword, a cudgel.
^£|J k. n. Attachment, as that of

animals or children. fa^-o.

^rfrSo (rfo=e3J)a. k. ad. A little while

^^3A (= ^n) k. ad. Now, at this
time.

^^ s. »i. An owner, lord, master. 2t
Siva (^^tf). -3. Supremacy.

^■S3?i s. )(. Siva; the regent of the north-
east quarter. 2, the sun. ^3^ri^. The
north-east quarter.

#?CiQ'd (tb. -dt^iC) s. n. A lord. 2, Siva.
3, the 11th year of the cycle. 4, the
universal soul, -lo^, -iS^tio. A twining
shrub, Indian birthwort. ^'^Qj ^^'^•
Durga. -dtS d^S) u. The lord of lords:
Siva.

^?iO© s. n. Desire, wish. -3,aij. The
three dominant desires: rasd^^ra, ^
S^iiV3, <sJ_?sjra, the desire after a
wife, a son and riches.

^41 s. ad. Slightly, n. A little, -^s!
cS.Pd. A slight difference.

^4 (tb. -dtiSJ, ^^J) s. n. The pole or
shaft of a plough or carriage.

^?j-rf. tb. of ^^^^> g- *-'•

^rio 1. (=-o'UJ)k. v.i. To swim. n.
Swimming. 4i^7\€)Xj. To teach to
swim. ^^'3n!j.= ^^0. -'^'Joto T?'5'3o5j.
A dried pumpkin used in swimming.

^?jo 2, ^oeorfo rf'"- ^) k. V. t. To

cause to give. 2, to yield, allow. 3,
to cause to calve. ^Aj^js^J.. To take.
^?jJ 3. (='a?i;Sj, q.v.) k.pj'O. So much
as this, this much.

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eA)?ijD*

^7id 4. tb. of -^oS, q. V.

^So ^^ s. H. Effort, exertion; wish,

desire.
^ojDsiixA s. n. A wolf.
=^^^ (<b. o/"^£>*) ?i. A sickle. 2, a

blade set in a stock for slitting up

vegetables. -'^^, -dj^a. The stock

wherein the blade is set.
^9;^ {^=a') k. n. Disentanglement,

freedom.
^S? k. n. An orange, etc.; cf. ■^^.e'?,

CAJ

CfO. The fifth letter of the alphabet. 2,
</ie final of many Kannada ivords, as:
's'cij, "rso^, tfv'sgi", ^j3:Sj, f3j3?So; oidcSo,
e<c. 3, a?i auxiliary letter added to
words ending in a consonant ni
classical language, as: tS^J, *^^)
ooeVj, ^?s?o, e^c. 4, an auxiliary
lellei' to form tadbhavas, as: tftso
J?K?iJ, sJOcrf?iOj, e<c. 5, an auxiliary
to form the nominative of nouns
ending in "^or oi, as : ^z^odiJ, i:ic3(.odoj,

CA)3 1. k. conj. = eso.

croo 2. k. int. of displeasure.

UOl k. int. of joy: hey! ah!

CfOS' k. ilw a/^x to form masc. nouns,
as: '^^^'^, ^^Jj's', etc.

CrtWSTJ s. n. The letter SA).

CrOS^jT? k. n. The outermost part of a
town or village. 2, an entrenchment
about a camp; a match; a guard-
house. 3, a piece of rope tied
to the end of a well-rope, for
fastening the vessel.

O^^.orf k. ?i. Swell: abundance. 2,
a narrow board or piece of bamboo
tied between two beams used for
hanging clothes, etc. on.

CX^-CT,^, £rO^,^ k. n. Cunning, fraud.

CroS^O, 1. k. r.i. To rise, swell, as the
sea ; to come up in boiling ; to foam ;
to boil, as rage; to be elated, n.
Rising. 2, spume, froth. 3, pride.

4, power. -a?ij. To lose one's power.

-C=CT. Rising, tnj^^rfj. To rise up,

effervesce.
CAJS^o, 2. k. n. Steel. -:<ora. Ashes of

calcined iron.
CA)^^ k. n. Ploughing. 2, remainder.

-3jj3d. To plough.
irO-& s. n. Speech ; a word, expression.

-?dj. To speak.
GTO^i s. n. An ox. bull. -r^. One who

rides on an ox: Siva. -S^,-D3Ji. Siva.
ea)s5 s. n. A pot, caldron.
£A)7\^)20S? k. )). A shrubby creeper,

the heart-leaved raoonseed, Cocculns

cordifolius. 2, the creeper Lettsomia

aggregata.
CADa^j {th. of SAJri do) n. Source, origin.
eA)A5?jO k. V. i. To gasp, breathe hard.
CA^Asa. tb. of oiijnsa, q. c.
ifOt\ 1. k. r. t. To pull, draw off or

out. 2, to hurt, rend, slit , break.

3, to fear. n. Pulling.
enj'A 2. (= 6A)rtJ«?0) k. V. i. To spit, spirt

out.
eA)7\ 3. k. n. Steam; vapour or reek.

-=5=)^. The heat of steam. -53;<J.

To warm by steam. -^^'ScSj. To fo-
ment, -olio^. A steam-engine.
CTOaJ k. V. i. To become loose; to flow,

trickle; to be shed; to let loose; to

throw. ^s\^f\X^. To let loose, spill.
eA)Ao5, CA) AO'rfo k. n. A nail ; a claw.

-tfcw . The quick of a finger-nail.

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-oiottj. Poison caused by scratching.

-:^z§ 7^. Luke-warm. -?oJ3o . A whitlow.

eA)njO?io. To scratch asunder.
erOAO^O ("^J=&!ij) k. •«;.«. To spit out;

to sputter, n. Spittle, saliva. erurtje^Xo.

To cause to spit. -dj3$rt. Salivation.
CTOa k. n. A rope or cord attached to

A

anytliing, as a handle.

erOA'rf, erOTi'rfro a. k. n. Repeated
A ' A

sounds, as in dancing or music;

noise, clamour. y\ir(a^j. To sound ;

to cry out, proclaim.

CA37^ ■rf. tb. of erun? ti, a. d.

CA)?\ k. = ^oJf^ .
A -^

CA) AJ k. V. i. To stammer, falter in

A

speaking, v. t. To throw as water.
n. Stammering.
eA3Aj s. a. Terrific. 2, cruel. 3, hot,
sharp. 4, angry. n. Siva. Cpds.:

Bishop's seed; carroway. -i. Vio-
lence, passion, anger. -S3?CcS. A
severe command. -?5?(^. N. of Kam-
sa's father.

CTOaSj^S k. Ji. A storehouse, granary;
a treasury.

CrOA3)r5, erurra^E^B' k. ?*. A store-keeper.
2, a village-peon.

CA^^J k. m<. Hurra! huzza!

CrOc^ k. ?i. The warp spread and starch-
ed.

CrOo-&?jJ k. r. <. To consider; to observe.

CA)cajU. <b. o/" esorijji,, q. v.

CrOOA'd, eA)OA0'rf k. «. A ring, -rljjrfejj.
A ringlet. -t,3d°i?j. The ring-finger.
55jo^ol)Joriod. A seal-ring.

CAitJ3O30?jJ s. I', i. To go beyond; to
overstep; to transgress; to pass or
elapse, as time, etc.

CTOilg s. a. Delightful, agreeable. 2,
usual. 3, right, proper, convenient,
suitable, n. A gift, present. -k.
Knowing what is proper. -^e)A.
Gratuitously.

erog^ (= eA):^) s. a. High, lofty, elevat-
ed; tall; deep. n. The apex of a planet's
orbit.

erOEi TJw s. ?i. Uttering; pronunciation.

eA)2i a?Jo s. I', i. & V. t. To utter,
pronounce, speak.

CAici e^rio, Wzi ^?CiJ k. v. i. To come
forth, proceed. 2, to separate. 3,
to penetrate. 4, to run over, as
water.

CAJCJt) y?^ s. n. Scaring; expelling, re-
moving by means of magical incan-
tations.

eA)tJD siS f. n. Taking of goods upon
credit. -Si'h. On credit.

trOiSiTiTi eA)£JS "dcS s. ?t. utterance, pro-
nunciation, articulation.

OtSa k. n. The top or crown of the
head, -■an'^x The fontanel.

eA)8a ^ s. 11. Diarrhoea.

aa-

eA3£:^o k. V. t. To pull out, draw, as a
sword. 2, to untie, loosen. v. «.
To become loose; to fly off, as an
arrow. 2, to become free. 3, to be
purged, n. Looseness, etc. -AoUj. A
loose knot. eA)i3 ei:^j, enjz^ oo^jB'v).
To strip off. 5AJZ35> r!j, eaiiS locij, enjz^

^ la lo l3

23?v*J. To become loose.
aX)S k. n. Urine. -*WJj. Stoppage of
urine. -Ji^O. The bladder. -t3^^^,
-tL^d, -djs^rt. A urinary disease, di-
abetes. -iti^^J, -c»;;o1jv To void

Wd (S^i^oJ s. n. Indra's horse.

erae? (^Jjse^^AS. «. Neighing.

£A)8a M. s. a. Left, rejected. ?i. Leavings,

orts; remainder.
(yOeSjs ?sif® s. n. Drying up, making

dry.
eA:)t53 Q?j s. ?i. Breathing, breath.

£A)a!arfo li. ffl- Desolate, depopulated.
C\)"^jh'dd li. »i. Deference, respect.
ifOdi orfo^i s. H. N. of a city in Malava,
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CA)a;o k. V. t. To rub. n. Rubbina-. -=5^0
105^. A kind of blanket. -"S^^- A
smoothing stone. -'ijstiZij, -rlJsdcSo.
A carpenter's plane.

croaij A. tb. of vx^dji-in, q. v.

CrcJ^ '\£' s. a. Blazing up; bright,
clear; beautiful, lovely. -^.Splen-
dour, erota SO. To flame, shine.

CrOoei 1. k. n. A bamboo basket used
for covering poultry.

CAJoei 2. — eA)'^ .

CrOU s. n. Leaves, grass, etc used in

thatching, -w. A hut made of leaves.
erO&5BOSO?;jO f. c. <. To raise,
eroy, k. «. A net-work sling for sus-

pending pots, etc. 2, ( = Sj5J,) a

honeycomb.
erOUJ, 1. k. ». An anchor. 2, (= sSjWj)

a paddle.
CTOWJj 2. = SoJsiJ, k. 2, P. p. of yucij,

g. r.

'J

au&j;) y, croyo 20a k. n. a play in
which any eatables or vessels con-
taining them are suspended and swung
and persons attempt to get them.

CA)T5=yua2. k. -njtf (= enjacTOrf). A
■waist-string or zone; a woman's girdle-

eA)7:^A0. = eroso mj.

CAirfsio k. >J. A venereal boil.

erotijgi k. n. Clothes, garments.

erOZ3t)y b. >i. Denial, rejection, scorn.

er0c3«)O307jJ b. V. t. To reject contemp-
tuously.

ifOZSSTi b. ?t. Causing to fly or wave,
-5j3>3S, -tfjSjtisJ. A silk cloth used as
a fau in ceremonial processions.

£A)Cj 1. k. V. i. To be shattered to pieces;
to crush, bruise; to pull asunder, as
dough; to twist, as a wick.

CrCti2. k. n. A pouch made by females
(or males) by folding the front part of
their garment for putting in eatables,
money, etc. 2, the hip, waist (-siad,

-?ij;oo. = enj5^::i)tJ, q. v.). 3, (= vua=^

a garment. 4, a kind of disease.
0\)a^, CroCi^ k. n. Putting on clothes,

wearing, clothing; raiment. -^.i&f{.

Apparel and ornaments,
croae^o. =eA)a 2, q. v.

CA)c^o 1. k r. t. To wrap round the waist;
to put on the lower garment, as the
stre, dotra, etc. P.p. wyj,. n. (=yvia)
The waist. 2, a garment, clothes.
-iiu, -rlJsS. A present of sire, etc. to
the bride and bridegroom at the
celebration of their marriage or on
any auspicious occasion. -cred. =

eA)T^,j 2. k. n. An iguana, Lacerta moni-

erOcSo 3. s. n. A star. 2, water. -S,
-*j.S, -crets. The moon.

£rO?^0:&?jO k. V. t. To straighten,
tighten, compress; to vex.

CAJtiOAO (= yy^nj) k. v. i. To shrink,
shrivel ; to abate; to fade; to disappear;
to desist; to stop; to remove ; to
leave, quit. v. t. To sweep. V'^zi^
f^sdj. To cause to shrink, sweep, etc.

irorh-R. = yua^^, q. v.

erot^oi k. n. A squirrel.

Zrorioi!: s. H. The moon (s. sajSo 3). 2,

a raft, float. 3, the bird called cataka.

4, a serpent.
aX)'d:i^. = eru::a53), q. v.
ZrOZictXij k. n. The bellowing of an ox

or a bull.
TdTio'S) k. 11. A jungle.
coil (= «Aia 2, q. i\) k. «. The waist.
£A)S k. ?i. Any set of three, as marbles,

seeds, etc with a fourth set on the

top. -'^^'i' -'3:30, -2o=)*o. To set

thus.
erore^S-o- a. a. inferior, lower.
erorf, (C^OrJA) k. ?i. A person who feeds

on. -'i. Taking a meal. -^o. A meal,
Crooyo 1. k. (Third pers. sing, of the

pres. of eAJ«?* to be) There is; it is

^rookid

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etc. 2, that exists. 3, tvilh the
dative it expresses possession (as:
esSSirtJoWo, he has). n. Existence.
eroobtjiij. To become; to happen; to
be born; to accrue to. eroobDrtJtD^.
Becoming', etc- -53j33o. To cause to
be, to create, produce. -SjJSC^o^^.
Creating.
CrOoyo. 2. k. = yuc!jyj. ero 0 tesSj. To roll-

OX)oXi€i7( k. n. A kind of rice cake.

£rOociA s. n. A single, solitary man.

erOoS^ Is., n. A stamp. 2, a pass, ^
ticket for free passage.

erOoT^j k. P. p. of ^^^^, q- V.

£A3oi^ k. n. A ball of anything, as of
raw sugar, tamarind, etc. -rsyj.. To
form a ball.

SJX);^ k. n. Taking a meal; a meal. 2,
a tick.

OX)P©j k. I", t. To eat a meal (or uta), as
anna (kul), holige, etc. 2, to enjoy,
as riches. P. p. erJo:oO. e/ura zoasjj,
erure^B'a, SAjrsOiSj. To serve up a
meal, eruocs^a, -rt. A glutton, e^jra
S^odocij. Much, further; in vain.
dvssSodojraj. To suck.

CADra r<?J. o/' anjTiE^r-) «,. Wool.

FO

£rOp®J, a. k. V. i. To go up; to break
a
forth; to issue.

OVJSXJlio s. n. Subsiding; alleviation;

diminution; descent; cheapness.
(!A)©3rf^ f. )i. Haste, impatience.
Cr02!,y s. n. Excessive; important,

superior, high. 2, proud. 3, mad,

furious. 4, difficult, n. Eagerness;

affliction.
0\)£i,o&o s. a. Desiring, longing for;

distressed.

erC^,OT§ s. n. Longing; regretting; an-

c

xiety, regret.

ero:^ ^r s. a. Raising; drawing out.

n. Excellence. 2, joy; pleasure.

erOS!,e3^ s. 11. Longing for. 2, fear.
c

3, a ■wave.

erOo, \7i, s. a. Excellent, eminent su-

perior. -3. Excellence.
erO^,,^0, erO^,,'S:5or® s. n. Going out or

astray; transgression. liAJo^ tSO'vJ. To

depart, as life; to exceed, transgress,

as an order.
£A)^ , erogs , CA)® o k. j4 termination

of the pres. participle, as: f^^srtj^, tj?

iS^J^, c5j3$CSJ33, wtij^ o, e/c.
ero^ , CfU:^ 6 k. ad. To or in the middle

side or direction; cf. «s^ and '^^.
ero^ ot? s. n. A gold necklace worn by

women.

CA}ig 1^0 s. a. Uppermost; chief, best,

excellent. n. The first person (g.).

-^rfj5i. An excellent man; the first

person (g.), -Sj!> ^^. A man well

spoken of. ^(^3 Sjj3or<. The head.

yu:^ SjSujSij. Good and bad. erua •So'^.

Excellence, superiority. £Aj^ wjS?:^ Sj-

The very best.

STO^ l! 1. s. a. Higher, upper. 2, supe-
— c
rior, excellent. 3, northern. 4, left;

posterior. 5, subsequent, following,

latter. n. An answer, reply; a

mandate. 2, a defence, rejoinder.

3, future consequence. -w3o, -iJjs:*),

-^, -ao?°i?j. To give an answer. -S)0,

'^J. To silence. -*:!. The northern

direction. -*s5jr, --frjOSj. Funeral

rites. -5^3. Benares. -qSj^sS. The

north pole. -^^' -^ defendant; the

dark half of the month. -^'i'S.

Worship at the close of a ceremony.

-^^a. A defendant. eaj^o^^jt^O.

A successor; an heir. eru^o^oijcs.

The summer solstice. y\)3ifj3$^rf.

More and more; success; welfare.

eru3 OXj. To answer; to order.

erO^'Ci2. s. a. Crossing over; coming
out, escaping from. -C9. Crossing over.

<!A)^ "dri k. 71. A common weed, Achyran-
thes aspera.

erO:^ C^aS s. a. Relating to the north.
-3^?«3. A female's ear-ornament.

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ero^ "osepsi^js. n. The twenty-sixth lunar

mansion.
Zn:^ T:T)-^fi7< s. u. The twenty-first lunar

mansion,
ero^ Q?jJ s. V. t. To cross: to come out:

to escape; cf. eA)^tf2.
ifO^ 5?cdo, -S' s. ero^ S;^ {its tb.) n. An

upper gjarment.
VO^ t5 s. n. The north. 2, the twelfth

lunar mansion. 3, N. of Virata's

daughter.
cross ?j s. a. Lying on the back. 2,

shallow, -sraci. N. of a star; N. of

a king.

D ■- °

£0)33 -d s. 11. Rescuing. 2, remission;

giving back. 3, land given rent-free

by government to an individual (sana-

bhoga, gauda, etc.) as a reward for

services.
VC-^ti e;, VOS^ ^ s. a. Formidable;

arduous, difficult; speedy; high, tall.
ifOB erer s. a. Crossed; rescued,

liberated, released.
eroi^o (=eru3jr). P. p. of 5AiciJ, q. v.

2, p. p. of eA5s?o.
erO;go S (= sm^l^) k. ,i. Dried dates.

erOo k. j4n a/^x- for forming third pers.
sing, iieut. as: tJrij^ (= wrtj^d),

0\)ii ?di'-^ s. a. Stimulating, stimulant.

OXiS o3ifj s. n. Incitement; an incentive,

. c

inducement, stimulant.

erOST) r? s. ?;. Rising ; resurrection. 2,

9 » ' '

manly exertion. 3, starting on an
expedition. 4, a courtyard (ssorts?).
Sj joy. -:3> rf3. A feast of the 12th
day in the month of ?^.Sr^.

ifO^.B s. n. Birth, production, origin ;
produce, profit. -^ rS. The source
of anything.

CX^^X^ s. n. Error, evil. 2, the air, sky.

CA):^v?js s. a. Born, produced, n. Pro-
duce, profit. -J. Origin; production.

0\)e,^e; s. n. The blue lotus, Nymphaea
caerulea. -Sjsd. N. of a vritta.
-Cj3^. The moon.

lyOgSsg s. /(. A portent, prodigy or
phenomenon; any public calamity,
as earthquake, eclipse, etc. -*.
Perverse.

Zn^Dyi s. 71. Coming forth, producing.
-ri. Bringing forth.

0\)3SvD;cJo s. v. i. To produce.

CrOifv e^s. "• Overlooking; indifference.

2, a simile; comparison.

£rO^/7\r s. n. Emission. 2, excretion.

3, quitting. 4, gift. 5, a general
precept.

ero^/ajrfj s. «. Letting loose, quitting;
gift.

CA:^<[£Sr;s:o s. r. t. To let loose; to quit^
abandon.

ifO^lT^ s. n. Elevation. 2, joy. 3, a
festival ; a festive procession. 4, a
libation, ^r^^^^o. To make merry,
be glad. Cpds.: a=^°3j3, S^js^^sS.

erO;^/^ {th. of yus^oD, q. V.) n. A feast,
a festive procession.

CrOS;5/5o s. n. EflFort, perseverence,
energy. 2, joy, happiness. 3, hero-
ism. -:^?i. A sound of delight. eros^So.
Active, persevering; a happy person.
«AJ3j^2os;j. To rejoice.

eA)^J<'^ s. fl. Restless. 2, eager. 3,

(V

longing for. 4, regretting for. n.
Ardent desire. -^. Zeal; affection;
regret.

erorf, eA)3j5' s. n. Water. srjrfii. The
lotus.

CrOrf^i s. n. A reservoir for water; the
ocean.

0\)rfcdJ s. n. Rising. 2, the eastern
mountain behind which the sun is
supposed to rise. 3, light. 4, crea-
tion, production. 5, becoming visible-
-^•sej. The time of sunrise. -o^rt.
The dawn; a morning carol. e/ucS
odraJiSej, s/ucScdjT3j. = e-oj^rfodo No. 2.

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yudodj'sa;^.

The rising sun. SA)rf

oSjsij. To rise; to be born.

erOuj'C s. n. The belly, womb. -SiJTsriS.
Sustenance of life. -^ti. Till the
belly is full. -^?^ri. Feeding the
belly. -^J3e3. The colic.

erO:35 s. «. Having a belly. 2, = 5A)c;o.

0\)d8?jJ k. r. <. To cause to fall or
drop down.

£rO::iTJj, aXidtOTio k. y. i. To fall, drop
down. n. Falling. 2, the state of
boiled rice or pulse not sticking to
one another.

£0)03:^ s. a. Elevated, high. 2, gener-
ous; illustrious. -icO^. A man of
noble behaviour.

erOnsjo s. 71. Breathing upwards, -^nodxi.
The vital air which rises up the throat
and passes into the head.

CnJasTJ s. a. Lofty, exalted; generous,
liberal; proper, right. -3ri, -^. Libe-
rality, generosity. -B?t). Generous-
minded. eA!S3!)3. A liberal, generous
person.

CrOnsdo h. n. Debt ; credit; cf. erucS 0.

€A)n3?j s. n. Indifference, apathy.

CrOns^eJJ s. a. Indifferent, neutral. 2,
despised, n. Indifference; contempt,
disregard, -^js^d. To disregard, dis-
respect.
er0c3336^ro s. n. Saying, declaration.

2, an example, illustration, instance.

3, a reply. 4, an opposite argument.
enJnsSOijO. To declare, explain.

eroa;^ s. «. Bound. 2, said, spoken.

3, sprung up, born.
eroa?j>.\ = erocSoSj^j.
ewrfo a.k. clem. pro. (cf. e^rfj, -scS-) This

(between the two).

eroaTJo, eA)rfo-rfo (= eA^rirfj, q. v.) k. v. i.

To fall down, drop, as fruits or leaves.

erOi3.ra? k. int. Behold (what is between

the two)! ho! halloo!
CAJsS^O (=:eror!wJ) s. n. Rising; source;

origin; production; a flower. -sSJotaO.

A flower bunch. -^30353. A flower-
wreath, arori too^o. To rise; to ascend;
to be born.

erOiTO TJ s. H. Spitting out, vomiting. 2,
A
eructation. 3, an ejaculation ; an

interjection. -:33 2;S?'t43o^. The sign
of exclamation.
aX)^M s. n. A kind of vessel. -co-
Unfastening ; revealing.
erOcr.oy s. n. Watch or guard-house.
-^. An opener; a key. -n. (= ^^^
hi^). Opening, revealing; raising,
lifting up.
erOcj.^o^.ro s. n. Crying out ; sounding.

erucSJS ^ii^o. To cry out, sound.
CrOrf (tb. of wsqS P-) n. Height; tallness;
length; depth, a. Long; tall. ^O^
rtej. Length or height and breadth.
Cpds. : -=ffe>sJO, -=tfJ5cSejj, -f\S, -nsjD, etc.
-Sjjejrto. To lie down lengthwise.
mzi'-f^. Height; length. erud^OjtJo.
Very proud behaviour.
CA)^ oZi s. a. Having a raised staff. 2,
powerful, violent; proud, -^n- Pride.

CrOrfj:;, 0^)d?i^s.a. High, tall. -iiJ3?£?o.
a CD °i

A long neck.

erorf .30. = eA)a oj, q. v.

ero?; S. = eroa 0, q(. r.

© '^

eroa k. «. A low ridge in a field for

a , _, ,

irrigation purposes, -n. The pole

of a carriage.
eroa S, eroa, (tb. of enjn^C) «,. Credit,

purchase on credit. -^jsSo. To give

on credit.
ewrf so, enja <30, eroa do (tb. of erucSedJ)

71. Business, profession, -n^u, -C350.

A trader; a farmer.
eroa to s. prep. Aiming at; with regard

to, on account of.

eroa e^i, -^ s. n. inflaming, exciting;
o
animating; stimulating.

er^a ^t> s. a. Lighted; shining; inflamed.

Q -O

erOciJ 1. (= eAJtjO, q. V.) k. V. t. To rub.

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'.kSfi

CA3c5o 2. k. n. A. common pulse, Pliasc-

a ^\

olus mungo; also ea)a ?3 "u-^sa.

EAjd ^^ s. ?(.. Object, motive; purpose,
meaning, intention. 2. an assign-
ment; a previous statement. enid ?
S?cj. To aim at, intend.

CTOj:! y s. a. Rude, impudent. Ji. Rude-
Q
ness.

CA):::^^^ s. ». Raising, lifting. 2, de-
Q
livering, rescuing. 3, final emanci-
pation.

erOci 5?i0 s. v. t. To lift up. 2, to re-
9
scue, deliver, save, release.

erOii 5j1?^ s. n. Great joy; a festival.

CrCC37)Td s. n. Raising. 2, deliverance,

redemption. 3, obligation. -'5'. A

deliverer. -Sjj3:^j. = iAjci 0<j.

CA)u$j;i o s. a. Roused up. 2, exalted,
O
high.

CTOcj \;s s. a. Dravrn up. 2. raised,

elevated.

CA):::5'rf s. ?i. Birth, production, origin;

existence; manifestation.
To be born; to exist.

Radiance, splendour.

jerminating.

VX)UT>Jj S.

Croa,?^ s. a. Sproutinc

11. A plant or vegetable. -'^js^SJ. The

vegetable kingdom.

erot),;:'^ s. a. Opened, budded. 2. differ-
ed ^

ent.
CA)::j, ■jSj s. n. Whirling; agitation, an-

xiety. eruj^ <3j?ij. To be perplexed,
Crorfo-rfo ((6. sruc! ^j, e<c.) s. w. Under-
taking; exertion; business.
eA3in3J s. a. Active, diligent, -'to. To

undertake anything.
eWnso^ s. H. A garden, park. 2, motive,

purpose. -o3ci. A beautiful garden.
erOcTOn^jd s. n. Accomplishing. 2, the

concluding ceremony of any religious

observance.
erOroOo'S' s. a. Zealously active.
Crofj?q?A s. n. Business; an occupation,

profession; an office, situation. 2,

exertion. -o^a^to. To follow a pro-
fession. -3J?3iJ. To work; to execise
an office. -S?3r. N. of the fifth book
of the Mahabharata. -*. A man of
profession; an official. y\);5^,?h.
Active, diligent; a person in office.
eru!3j?^5f\Xj. To undertake anything;
to be busy.

Crorfj s. n. An otter.

erotJi. = enjcS 0 q. v.

erodj?^ s. n. Excess, increase, abun-
dance. 2, enjoyment. 3, forwardness.
^t^IxtKo. To be excited.

CAJrfQgr, -pj s.n. Going up, 2, rubbing
and cleansing the body with unguents.

£A)3jQSo?j s.n. Lifting up. 2, carrying.
8, leading home, marrying.

erODt)QeircS s. n. Concluding ceremonies
of an idol-worship.

erjcssQ oofj s. 11. That which raises. vm:zs_,
to?'. Matrimonial. enjsy^coXo. To
marry.

CA3£Qoa s. 11. Rashness; agitation;
anxiety, fear. yud^°h?to. To go
swiftly.

erOo) k.r.i. To be soaked; to soak. -kJj
3o3^j, erosi'^o. To soak.

ero^^o a. k. a. So much as this.

CXic^O k. arf. In this (intermediate)
manner.

erOorfO k. ad. This (or at this intermedi-
ate) time.

ZPO'^^^ s. a. Raised; elevated, high;
eminent, n. Elevation, altitude. -^,
-^.Height; sublimity, greatness; emi-
nence; majesty. yVr^ij35(^3. Very
high, the highest.

ero^iN'rfo. = 330 c^ do.

erO^>?jO a. k. V. i. To think, consider.

in^,^ 1, eA)?j, rfs. n. Intoxicated; mad,
furious. 2, haughty, arrogant, erofi
^ J, en;c33 cJ. Madness; intoxication;

pride.

[inetel.

^Ti. ^ 2. s. n. The thorn-apple, Datura

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STOl^ ?o, -^^ s. a. Excited in mind, long-

ing for.

Ot)c3s. c3 s. H. Madness, extravagance,
o
arrogance.

s. n. Winking; awaking;
expanding.
0X>7j s. ad. Under; inferior; towards;
on; near to; with; etc. 2, prefixed to
verbs or noims it denotes approach,
vicinity or inferiority, as: -*,33J,
-rra^oSj, -^03 re, etc.
tPCTj'S^ s. n. A short story related in

a long one.
WXJ^tJpS s. n. Helping. 2, an imple-
ment, instrument; a means.
CTJsi^B'd, s.n. Help, assistance; benefit;
a favour, kindness; also erjsj^s^yS.
-esO, -Nc^^o, -^^O^j. To be grateful.
-sJjtiSj, eruS's'O^o. To benefit, help;
to do a favour. -^.tif^. Gratitude.
-odjjO^. To put under obligation,
to oblige. erosj^^O. Gracious; a
benefactor. snjSj^sO^. A protectress;
a palace.
^d'ty6\^ s. n. Approach. 2, commence-
ment. 3, a design. 4, a means. SAiSJ
=^Cj^o. To commence.
eA)Xl3^v ^J s. n. Patience, forbearance.
CA)3iA^ s. a. Gone to, approached;

occurred; granted.
erC5iA\3d s. n. An inner apartment.
eWsiAjSo s. n. Confinement. 2, a minor

planet.
£A)7j^ra^ s. n. Injury, damage, hurt.
CA);i£iodos. n. Collecting; accumulation;

quantity, heap.
erOsisi'dro, t^O^iJS'rf s. n. Service;
attendance; homage; attention, cour-
tesy, civility. 2, pretext, metaphor.
3, physicking. eruiiiysO. Serving; a
polite person. 5A)S'L^0;=ij. To wait
on, to treat kindly.
CA)3i^e^?j s. n. Living; subsistence,
livelihood; maintenance. -?73?S?ij. To
maintain one's existence. SAJSjii^S^.

Living upon; a dependant, srusjti^
;D?dj. To live upon; to get one's
livelihood; to live.
CrosiU^ (tb. of erusj^.) n. Annoyance,

trouble.
£r03jg^3d s. n. Heat. 2, pain, trouble.
3, disease. eruSss^j^ij. To feel pain;
to be sorrowful.

eA33i:3?3' s. n. Instruction; teaching;
information; advice; initiation in a
mantra. -'tf, eA)Sd;3. A teacher;
a spiritual guide. -=#ja:^j, -s^jsc^j,
eaiSc3?S?ij. To iustruct, teach, advise.
-;^^j^^A. To take advice.

er03jrfi (th. of SAjS^d) n. A calamity,
disaster; trouble; annoyance; a
disease or affliction; a national di-
stress. -^J3c3o, -53j»):^o, -sia^^j. To
trouble, afflict.

CrOsitjJ s. n. Imposition, fraud. 2, a
penultimate letter (g.).

croz^EJA'd s. n. A suburb.

£A)3i?jodo?J s. n. Investiture with a
thread to be worn over the left shoul-
der and under the right.

eA};ias:ics*s. n. The knowledge of Brah-
ma as the only existent. 2, the
sections of the vedas which treat of
this knowledge.

erO^iNeSij s. n. Spectacles.

erosijaDoTj s. n. A statement, suggestion.

2, an introduction. 3, lecturing.

tK)7!il!iB s. n. Production; gaining;

o

a theory ; proof; means.

iSOtiti^^i^. a. Produced; gained; proved;

suited to the occasion.

ifO'tiZSii^'^ s. n. A sin in the second

degree, us killing a cow, etc.
erO]d2^j5?A s. n. Enjoyment; use. 2,

pleasure. sroSi^JS^h^^J. To enjoy, etc.
Ot)3idj5)N s. n. Comparison; analogy;

illustration; a simile.
£rO:ri5o s. rt. Resemblance, similarity;

a simile; comparison. 2AJii<^J?^J. To

compare.

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CWzIodOO^ s. a. Adapted, suitable;

convenient; useful. -3fi. A proper

behaviour.
CA)3jo3j3oa s. n. Application; use, service;

utility. eAJSJoSjB^nsw, To make use

of, to use.
Cro^TJSs.n. Ceasing^, stopping; refrain-
ing from sensual enjoyment.
CTOZlD s. ad. Above; upon; besides;

beyond ; after.
Cn7i'8jij^T^ s. n. Hindering; obstruction; I

impediment. -i?. One who hinders, [

etc. enjSdjs^^^j. To hinder, etc.
eA)3J<y20 s. a. Obtained; perceived; j

well known. [suburbs.

VOt^-^^ s. 71. A grove, garden in the
CA)^»33?i s. n. A fast, fasting. -"arfj,

-iti^'^j, -sJj3:So. To fast. eajS^sAj.

One who fasts.
eA)3j,3^?s:ir® s. n. a word used to modify

an adjective, an adverb (g.).
eA33i<3e^ s. n. The sacrificial thread

worn by the three first classes.
ef03J^?u) s. 71. Writings subordinate

to the vedas, as on medicine, music,

etc.
erOtl^^J, VOti^-dj^ s. 71. Calmness,

composure; patience. 2, quieting;

appeasing. 3, anodyne. enj5j^^o?io.

To abate, become calm or refreshed;

to take rest. -SjJscsj. To calm,

appease.
ir07j3i)oB s. n. Calmness, composure,

tranquillity.
CTOsS^jaF s. 11. Connection; nearness.

2, trouble, misfortune. 3, a cala-
mity. 4, a preposition; a prefix (g.).
CA)^j?j7iri€ s. «. Approaching (for help).

srasj^ijTsy. To approach; to have

recourse to.
CrLZj?3SAd s. n. A bay.

£A3x;^ 1^ s. ad. Approached, near, at
qt - '

hand.

Cr03J5dS s. ?i. Destruction; vexation;

disturbance; infatuation.

0\)t>^srS s. 71. An oblation; a tribute^
present, gift.

CrOojDS'ziir s. 7\. A ceremony perform-
ed once a year before reciting the
vedas.

CrCoj3A»5j s. n. Approach; agreement.
2, a minor againa.

^OZJtU^Ti s. 71. Abstraction; withdraw-
ing the organs of sense and perception
from the outer world. 2, material
cause. -?=)tirs. Immediate or proxi-
mate cause.

ZrOZjSt? s. 71. Virtuous reflection. 2,
deception, disguise. 3, a peculiarity.
4, an attribute, epithet. 5, the natu-
ral character of species, quality or ac-
tion.

tnzit^ns.ii. Teacher. 2, a priest that
conducts the ceremonies, etc.

CrOsDzprQcdo s. «. A schoolmaster; a
preceptor. eAJsjtjqy^^oDj, eA)3:t)qm,33j.
A female teacher ; a teacher's wife.

OV)Sj3cdo s. n. A means, expedient, way,
scheme, stratagem. -n^iS, -s?0. A
schemer; an expert. -26?S?o. To point
out means. -'S'O t^o, -SjscSj. To
devise, contrive.

a\)3j^?j. th. of iiv^^^^, q. r. srusj^i;. =

en:sjs?j^ s. «. Service, worship, adora-
tion. -oJje):SJ, erosjsiAi^o. To worship.

O'OSIiBr^ s. ?i. Worship; meditation.

easS?^, s.n. Disregard, neglect; indif-
ference. erosj^^?^). To disreg
disdain, neglect.

CA)Sc

■^

s. 71. Vishnu or Krishna. 2,

a king. 3, N. of a man.
i!rOe§ponSv)« s. n. An example. 2, a

beginning. 3, analysis.
erO^'^e^^C©, -^[o s. 7i. A fast, fasting.
tn^Tj.zi k. H. Salted and dried vegetables.
en:;3."rf {lb. of erj5:0) ». Height, loftiness.
CrCJj.S/^ r(b. of WV^SrsO'^) »(. A palace,-

an upstair house; the upper story of

a house. -»30t3. An upstair house.

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eA}Ooj(,ejo

cro^.BpiJ k- r. «. To rise, as the soul; to
jump up. V. t. To extend, increase,
spread.

£ADZ;y?57\ k. n. One of the salt-maker's
caste.

0X.7j-.€>'R k. H. A small tree, Macaranga
indica-

0\)o33v'd (tf = £3) k. ?i. A bricklayer, stone-
mason. 2, a salt-maker ; f. -S. SAJara
0=^. The business of a bricklayer or
a salt-maker.

CrOsQv k. n. Salt. 2, doting- affection.
3, a game at which the women play.
€A)S ^i^5. A thorny climbing shrub
Monetia. saj^L ^ ^'d.. A salt pan or
depot. STO^fS "^^^^ Rock-salt. eA)»j fj
=&303j. Pickles. -=ff3S. Salt and other
spicery. -7ld. Bengal gram parched
and scathed in salt. enj& Wj,. A kind
of cake with various ingredients, -eru
£90, -h^q,. To be in one's employ.
-53ja. A salt — bed. -wjrw. Salt
earth, enj^ So. To salt.

£A)20 Ba.k. H. Swelling; elation; power;
boldness, heroism. 2, crying aloud_

£r020,r© k. n. A wooden beam for locking
a door. 2, a kind of weapon; a club.

CTCSO.'rf k. n. Swelling; increase;
abundance. eroio.O?jO. To swell, be
swollen; to rise; to be full; to be
elated; to be joyful.

er020,Oo (=eni.oo,, ea)o±><) k. /t. The husk
of paddy. 2, fallen hair or wool.

er020,?j. eroeOo,?j k. n. Asthma. 2, fret-
fulness, envy. 3, difficulty, trouble.
-SSj, -:i5S?j. To become asthmatic.

erOSO,^^ k. /i. Nausea, qualm, eructa-
tion. eAJW,°^?jO. To nauseate.

0\)800, k. v.i. To swell; to rise; to
be puffed up. n. The state of being
swollen; elation; pride. 2, crying.
-ifi, erui3^=#. Swelling. -rtJodj. Pride
to fade. -rtjsioJ^. Excessive pride,
-^r^. Hill and dale; unevenness.
• 3oJS«?. A swollen river. sroio.sjj. To
cause to swell, etc.

erOeS, k. n. Heat; steam. 2, rain. -t%
Sosi^b'j. To expose to steam. -So^.
A washerman's hut where dirty clothes
are steamed.

CTOsIa (lb. of enjcSj^ri) n. Anxiety, fear,
distress.

Cro^cdos. a. Both. -=8^:^,!^*. Two agents.
-3do, -^tfo. Persons of both sides,
both persons. -^. In both places or
times. -SJD^r. Both sides, -zpt^.
Both languages: Saraskrita and Kan-
nada. -Oort. A word of common
gender. -sSja^'s'. This and the other
world. &"ULijOlj3ojOwJ:S. Mutually
agreed to or accepted. eru!jjoij3oiJao.S.
Mutual agreement.

CrOcdra, ero^o s. n. Lin, flax, Linum
nsitatissimiim. 2, Siva's wife. eAisjJS
si^, eai55jo3j3clodo. Siva.

£AJ^O?rf, CrO^'Oerfo h. n. Confidence,
assurance; aptitude, inclination.
-srotf. A candidate, volunteer. -^jdO.
Expectancy, volunteering.

erOo20^, £A)020j^ («?-»') k. w. An
enjoyment-gift : the rent-free grant
of a land. -mxi. The holder of an
umbali.

crOoSOo k. A vulgar form of SAjreo, q. u.

iro-dciM . <b. «/■ yvfis, q.v.

6—0 S-'

ero^o, a'J k. )i. Phlegm, mucus. 2,
6
difficult breathing.

erorfo, s;* (<&. o/' ero^^*) n. Heat; grief'

trouble, anxiety. enjsSj s?€. Heat;

distress, anxiety; fatigue, enjsij <!??;o.

To be hot; to grieve, be distressed.

CA)^)Oj, erocdj*. = 6^)10^ uo, g. V.

£A).So, 7^, eros^oo,^ k. n. Milky grains of
6 c

wheat or barley fried for eating.

£n.)^0, k. '«. A stone used to remove
6
juice. 2, {th. of erui^, ) heat, steam.

eroajj* k. I', t. To restrain, check, bind.

£roodoo£;j, erocdje)ne;j, eroodjeind k. h.
A swing. eAiodL5923j;?^52. A festival
at which the idol of Vishnu is swung.
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"JKi^JF

VOXi (tb. of eAja;::*) «. The breast.
crOTJA s. n. A snake. -ii^Jt^t^. A

mung;oose;a peaoock. -S^^r^. Vishnu.

-sS3, erodrtoorf,. The kinsf of snakes.

Wdyrf k. w. Rolling-play: a play of
a newly married couple.

CA^lJ&a h. a. Inverse, upside down.
-0&j?Sj. To reject, deceive.

Crodyo (= wtJoyj) k. v. t. To roll. n.
Coarseness, as of cloth, thread, hair,
etc., thickness. -^u'jrSwj. A coarse
skin, -ri-rawj. Stout thread. rtjon

erO'dg (=Jf^Sj^) k. w. Burning; irrita-

VOrj^ (=2njdj5S) k. V. i. To inflame,
burn. n. Burning.

Cr0tj£)0 1. (=yurfjt/j) k. n. A running
knot; a noose, snare. 2, rolling,
crumbling. -^^- The potato.

croiJejj 2, cmcide; k. n. Fuel.

CrOTidrf k. w. Crying aloud.

erOTi^?? k. ?i. Haste, rashness; impulse,
urgency, enjdari^ij. To act hastily
or presumptuously.

erotic k. n. A ball, as of dough, etc. 2,
a bulb. 3, a round vessel.

0013^0. = erJdjs?j, q. v.

CrO& 1. \L.v.i. To burn, blaze, glow;

to burn from rage, envy, fever, etc.

n. Burning; flame, blaze, etc. -fc?0'Co,

-^a'oj, -cJjsoa^. To quench a flame.

-'^'i^- A burning itch. --a-a. A glowing

spark. -'i, -^. Burning. -^o3. A

burning coal. -rtrso. An inflamed

eye. -hzSj, -do^. A flaming fire.

-"J^^J. A reddish kind of scorpion.

-rCoiiJ. Morbid humours of the body.

-c3s)€/i. A fiery tongue. -S3J30. The

furious Durga; a passionate woman.

-J.ia^, -»3^. A burning wick. -SjjsSj,

-oijj-i^ . Morbidly heated urine;

strangury, gravel. -Sjs^, -^d^. A

sharp word. -:iot^ , -aSS ?oj. To
to -°

kindle a fire. -^, -^o. To cause
to burn.

eA)& 2. (0=63') k. w. A coarse network
for suspending pots and other vessels.

0\)'3o 1. s. a. Great, much, excessive,
eminent, precious. -3:i. Greater,
wider.

Crotio 2. (cij= eso) a. k. v. i. To be; to
stay, stop; to hesitate; to come about.

Cro^jS;( cJj = eaj) k. h. Standing, stopp-
ing.

erOdOAO 1. k. «. Passion, anger.

erOOOAJ 2. (dj=e5o) a. k. i-. /. To be
crooked, distorted. n. Crookedness^
-=5-!U). A crooked leg. -r3303o. A wry
face. -j5c(<?j. A crooked finger.

eA^rJoyo (=eA)Ciyj) k. r. /. To go beyond;
to be overbearing. 2, to roll. n.
Pride. 2, coarseness, as of cloth, etc.
3, rolling; roundness; a plain ring.
enjdjtosrf. = srurflJEi, q. r.

erO:JoaX) (dJ=e3j) k. «. Violence; ra-
pidity; force.

erO^otS, erotij^ (cb=»j) k. n. Mass,
multitude, excess; excellence.

erO'doCio(= i^JSejj) k. ?;. A noose, snare,
gin. -3o^*=#weVJ^. To haug one's self.

C^'do^??. = STOdSri, q. V.

enjrJopio h. n. Offerings at the shrine of
a Muhammadan saint.

e."0'do«?o k. i\ i. To roll; to be turned
over; to revolve. n. Rolling. 2, a
noose. yx!do«?3;:»J. To roll about.
€AJdj8?;^o. To cause to roll, etc. -^l^.
A religious vow or penance which
consists in rolling one's self round
a temple.

CroS (6~Si) k. ad. Abundantly, well,
nicely, fully; much. n. Abundance.

erOTjo k. int. Bravo! well done!

cros'or. = ero^j . q. v.

erodor. = ^130 , q. V.
to

iPdzidF. — SA)iiJ , q. V.

ero20jr. = eA)u»j^, q. v.
eros^or. = yjdJ«?o, q. v.

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sro^

eroe'S'o k. r. i. To start up, as a tiger.

2, to flash on the mind; painful

thoughts to arise. 3, to be sprained.

ti. A sjrain.
CrOs? k. v. i. To sound; to cry, utter,

speak. /(. A sound; a cry. -5j, -^,

-5^. A sound; a cry.

enxyoy (= eruS)^) h. n. Gratuitous

supplies or presents given to great

persons on a journey.
erUt'js'S^ s. n. An owl.
CrO<y,, SAid^ s. n. A flame; a meteor. 2,

a firebrand. c/\,C3^57J!3. Falling: of a

star.

£A)£) c?\ k. n. A snipe,
in

Croe; orlofS s. n. Passino: over; trans-
gression. eroej^o4j>sjj. To cross; to
transgress.

o\)(y y, crco y;i(y w (= yud&ra) f. a.

Inverse, upside down, topsyturvy, out
of order,

£A)e;3 Xl s. H. An outcry. 2, change of
voice in grief, sickness, etc.

OXxys rJ s. n. Sport, joy, delight.
-rratf. A gay man. ?ros35 AjJ^o (=:eAj£i
oj^o). To delight, be merry.

£A)«3 k. ad. In this intermediate

en

place.

erUeS ^a), £A3e3 ?33?i s. m. Scraping;
writing, description. 2AJs3 ^sS^Jo. To
write.

CO ' -^ ^

£A)^ k. v4n a/^a; of the present rel. part,
of the future, and of the imp., as ^^

aijj5i, iodo53, =#^s?j53. ad. This (inter-
mediate) man.
ifO^^Ti (tb. of eAJ3ipi?3<) n. The planet
Venus. 2, Sukra.

Cr0^3^;d Tift. 0/" «^23|j^^) «. Breathing;
inhaling; breath, -^s^^i. Inhaling
and exhaling.

tn^, ZrOZ\^ s. n. Morning light, dawn.
SAJ^gfl'^^j. The dawn, daybreak.

ifO^.. s. n. A camel. 2, an "ostrich".
2A)<^ , -^. A she-camel.

CrOsi s. a. Hot, warm. 2, passionate;
sharp. H. Heat, warmth; also -i.
-SAjrf'S', SAJ^JB Prf^. Hot water.

£A)?JeD h. n. Boiled pulse seasoned with
salt, chilli, etc.

eA)?d80o, erujdos'o, ero^joaoo k. h. Sand.

ero^jeij. == sro^Sj^j, q. r.

C^Js33ai5 f. n. Business, affair.

erOso'OO k. r. /. To speak, say ; (to
breathe), h. Breath; life. 2, taking
breath. S/^j^CoD'sa^j, u^i^^o^^, anisjo
0:ij, sru?oJArc3, eru;5ocDr::^j. To breathe.
-?^Wo,, -coa. To hold the breath.
-*l3,?ij. To choke. -^«?, -iS:::^J. To
exhale; to expire.

£r05oj3 k. int. A sound used by cattle,
drivers in calling their cattle. ad.
No, no !

ero^ k. ('■ t. To have, possess, o. i. To
be. Pres. rel. past e/Ms?j. Being; pos-
sessing ; affixed to nouns it turns
them into adjectives, as: #£j?irf)^,
employed; loja oijjs?), wise; c^d^s^,
feverish; ^^^ai>j°-?,, lovely; etc.

eA)s;i(s? = a) ( = y\>?? 2) k. n. Remaining,
remnant. -^Ji'fo.. To remain, stop;
to escape. -Tid, -Sa, -5^, -Boo. The
remaiDder. -i. Remaining.

CrOS? 1. k. v. i. To conceal one's self. n.
A thief. 2, a chisel; an awl. 3,
hiding; an ambush; a hunter's hut.

ero^ 2. (^= CO') k. V. i. To leave, quit. 2.
to be left, to remain. 3, to be left
out. 4, to be saved. 5, to remain
behind. P.p. enj^cSo, eA)«?;3j. w. Re-
maining, remnant. -'#. Remainder.
-rt. A bird of omen, -o), -^. To
spare, save, keep alive.

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SAjt do

m)«0 (S<J= C5j) k. V. i. To plough, P. p.

5A)3j. eAJS^zjJjSwO, ploughed land, -tr,

-dj, -w€. Ploughing.
£A)s;ijAj (Vji= Oj) k. r. i. To be attached.

eAJ«?. Attachment.

Crjs?j, k. r. i. To shine; to blaze, n. A
shining substance, a meteor. 2,= 6A)oj .

009^ k.«. A bulb; an onion. Cpds..- =ff3!Jj
^> Si?rfj5?„ "^*J,«?,. -rid. An onion.

ca/i

SA/D The stxth letter of the alphabet.

2, a copulative conjunction signifying:

and; and... and; also; at any rate;

even; though. oiOodoj?, everywhere;

»JoCiJ3, always. •

eAn?F»-d s. The letter ws.
0\n^, en/)o^ k. n. The warp of a loom

spread and starched.
^Mt^, OV)do {Ih. of ^:s ) a. Superior,

costly. -esOS. Costly cloth. -^I^ZS.

Superior and inferior.
^f\f)S k M. An insect that infests grain_
U\S)li (ft: earaSj) k. )*. A meal; taking

a meal. -i^jshi. A dinner party.

-^jsSj. To give a dinner. -'§, "SS.

To invite to a meal. -f\?y. reit. -5iJ3

So. To take a meal. -^^JsasSj. To

give a meal. -nad. A great eater; f.

eA/)Uo h. n. Rising. -tS^sjJ. Rising and

sitting down, as on haunches in quick

succession.
SA/^S5 k. ». A natural spring of water.
eanrfo k. v. t. To give to eat, make

eat. 2. to join, yoke. 2, to smear.

V. i. To eat. en/sa^j. To cause to

eat; cf. °nj?y.
eTLOg (fr. eruBrfj) k. n. Firmness,
eand, CaOio h. n. Frankincense, -lo^,

-if a. A stick covered with frank-
id

incense, pastille.
CAD35t3 k. n. A kind of corn-tares, Pas-

palum pilosum.
tn/)C30, CADa h. n. Lilac, sky-blue.

enn^jj k. v. t. To blow. 2, to refine
metal, r. i. To be pufi'ed up; to swell.
«. Blowing; swollen state; also: «ria
cS^j, erusa^. -iij3s?s3, -rtjs?^. A
blow-pipe. -nw. A swollen cheek.
-rvBOj. A swollen leg. sa/js oo^s'j.
To say distinctly.

CAO^i s. a. Lessened, deficient; maimed;
defective, n. A defect, maim; deduc-
tion; also -i. -^jdSj. To maim or
injure.

eAT/eOJk. «. The awn of barley. -3Sjsjo.

A common fodder grass.
CA/)SJ k. n. A dumb man; a taciturn

man.
en/^dj l.k.H. A village; a town. -'Jrar<t>j,

erusSrf?;. A town gate, eorads, ervraO

cSS. A villager, townsman; f. erLOtfaVo.

en.(SOsiV*j. A villager; village-people.

-T^'^.. A raised seat round a tree in

w

front of a village. -^?0, -/"i^O. A
village street. -t4?^0J, -sJjoQ. Towns-
folk, -aosd. The neighbourhood of
a village, -ri. A rustic, vulgar man.
-rS?Jja. A vulgar expression.
eAO:io 2. (dj=e3j) v. t. To lean on, as a
stick. 2, to put down, fix, set firmly;
to plant ("cSedjjiJo, to root), v. i. To be,
exist; to settle; to stay. 2, to leak out,
to spring, as water. 3, to be soaked.
n. Leaning, etc. -"^J^^tw. A walking
stick. ^DS.'JSO ao;Sj^J3°i?Jj. To stand
firmly. srutiO^. To cause to lean on,
penetrate, etc. ; to steep, soak.

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tfXTi&SF 3. n. Power, energy; effort, sajs
&3r"^. Powerful; well established;
mighty, excellent; much.

€A/)y9^F" s. a. High, raised up. n. Ele-
vation. -riS. Going upwards, ascent;
moksha. -^oS^. A perpendicular
line on the forehead of a Vaishnava.
-53j35^. Heaven. -3^=3. Expiration.

CTinSjr s. n. A wave. 2, a fold in a
garment. -e3. Janaka's daughter and
wife of Lakshmana.

OVli^, OXTsi'd s.n. Salt ground.

Cnnsi. s. H. Heat; steam; passion.

a

aV)?iTj^<9 , eanrirJj^ k. «. a kind of

lizard, the Indian monitor.
CADSo (''ft- of 5ru33S) «. A guess,

conjecture. 2, reasoning; reflection.

-53033^0, »njtiio?oJ. To suppose, reason,

infer.
CAD^A ('i?=C3') k. ?i. Work, business;

service. -rfS, enjDe?ft. A male servant.

-f\^. A female servant. -3oj. Service.
CAD^O a. k. V. i. To call; to cry out;

to howl (p.p. 5njs°i?j ,eAj-3^). «,. A howl.

ojjj

orfj. The seventh letter of the alphabet.

Sj5i5S"d s. The letter J>ij.

tXSi^'o,. /b. o/" 3io"^<, q. V.

?5i:i7vQ?rf s. H. The rigveda, the first of
the four vedas.

SiSiSa {th. Jrfj^A) n. The rigveda. 2. a
verse of the rigveda.

Sdi&O s. a. Straight; right; honest, up-
right. -<S?rf. An honest hero.

SJir® s. n. Guilt. 2, debt; obligation.
-^j3:Sj. To lend money. -S^O^oo, -SjO
aoOSj. To pay a debt. -5ijj):Sj. To
borrow. -aojstfj. To incur debt.
-n^cJ. A debtor, -ws:^. The trouble
from debt. -sjjo'^. Released from
debt. -sSjjtS-, -»3j3$b;. Discharge of
a debt. -^. A creditor; a debtor. 3)ij
?5e)fjjwoqS. The connection of in-
debtedness in some preceding birth
for certain sufferings or enjoyments.

SSi^ s. a. True, right, n. Truth. 2,
gleaning. 3, an ascetic. 4, the sun,
moon. 5, water.

SJi^O s. n. A period; an epoch; a period
or season consisting of two months :
a;^og, ^^^i^, Siir, ^d::*, Sj^Sjo;^,
SSd. -»^^- A year.

S5^:)§Q^ s. n. A priest who officiates at
sacrifices.

Si^ia s. ?i. Growth; prosperity, welfare.
2, excellence; c/'. »^\^) 9- !'•

Si)£^0^ s. »i. Indra. fdkUHffCL

tdis'n s. n. The white-footed antelope.

t^'^t^ s. n. An inspired poet, sage, saint,
hermit; seven principal rishis are
enumerated, see ^^^r. 2, the seven
principal stars of the great bear.

^^i^n ( = 3dj2!g) s. n. The white-footed
antelope, -^ojstf. A mountain in the
Dekhan, known as the temporary
abode of Rama with Sugriva. -^^o?^-
N. of a personage in the first book
of the Ramayana.

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^i^^d

si® ^ ^

The eighth, ninth and tenth letters of
the alphabet. No words begin with

these letters, and the use of them is
extremely rare.

(iD

oi. The eleventh letter of the alphabet.
2, the final (a) of nouns, (h) of
verbs, and (r) of adverbs, as: ypS,
oid, i«s3; ;3r^, Jjs«?, 53d; 53j J , dj^eS,
sSjej rS, z..s?;^, T?s?r^, e^^-. 3, a particle
of emphasis or vocative, as: c^seS,
t?;^f3, 3Df3; =^5^d, ^doSjd, e<c.; d^ScS,
StirfjfS, ojJrtfS, eic. 4, « particle used
in doubtful questions; as, wodoaoSj:^?
?33^? 5, termination of the 1st a. p.
sing, of the future and impf. and of
the neg. verb, as: Sjsz^od {=:^js^j

oDO a. k. A termination of the 1st p.
sing. pres. fut. and impf. and of the
neg. verb, as: z3d°^ Sjo, tra*? o 's:-^'^ o,

CO UO 9j

'^'^°- [power.

oa^S^nTio h. H. Authority, control,

oD^trotJOli. n. A confession; a deposition.

oD^BTi s. n. The letter oi.

cO^',. lb. of ^"^. -^. Alone, in private;

a single person. -i3^i3. To call aside.

-SS*!*. = ^=5^3D5J, q. r.

o3^,yA k. n. A superior, noble man.

«0^,63 k. u. Greatness; wonder.

oD3\7^, oD^.^T^ f. «. A kind of leathern
o o

sandal.
oDt5\S3S? k. n. Ridicule, mockery, jest.

-»Jj3::io. To mock, jest.
oD^.B;cio k. V. t. To mock, deride, make

faces at.
oj^.e; a. k. n. A wild hog. a. High,

tall, huge.

<,y&.7i'5., <ot5\j65^, k. n. Confusion, doubt.

2, ridicule, mockery.
oDtt, k. 71. A piece of timber forming

one side of a cot-frame.
oOtS'j, k. V. t. To divide; to dress cotton,

to card wool. v. i. To come up,

stand on tiptoe. 2, to ourare. oii-, ^.

To cause to dress cotton, etc.
<0^^ {tb. of e^=-) /(. The swallow-wort,

Calotropis giganlea. Cpds.: -^s^oJo,

cOaBj k. H. The jujube tree, Zizyphus

jiijuba.
■OATI^J k. v. i. To rise; to fly; to jump.

2, to fly away; to be spent, as money.

to wear off, as gilt, paint, etc.; to be

ruined, as commerce. oinO^ij. To

cause to rise, etc.; to pilfer.
<oao k. n. Rising; embarkation. -siJ.S.

Dues for embarking.
<0A , <OA0 ^ a. k. 71. A rude, rustic, low

man. -^jrf. Rudeness; stupidity.

<oa '^. = 53rs s*.

A '^

oDao k. n. Shame. 2, disgrace', blame;
a

harm. -«?. A bashful person. -S?grj.

Bashfulness. -2oQ. To find fault with.
oDO? k. n. A stupid, silly person. 2,

fraud, deceit, -oraf^c A counterfeit

coin.
<oeS k r. ^ To shoot arrows; to expel,

as water through a syringe.
oD£i ^0 k. P.p. of oi'^ clj, q. r.

? J — D W

^viri oDEi &^ (d= es) k. n.

£j 5 P.-r

Wake-

So-

fuluess; watchfulness, caution, pre-

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caution, care. -rt^a. An inattentive
or negligent person. -T^^a^fd. Inatten-
tion, negligence. -Ajs^Tio. To awaken.
-iid^^j). To be awake; to make provi-
sion. -^^ . -oSjd. To lose one's self.
»i'c^ daori -adj. To be watchful, -iido.
To be cautious. -ariJ, -'^'sri^. To
be awake. -=#j3c:^j. To call attention;
to give caution.
oDPi "do (dJ=e3J) k. I'. J. To awake.
roJS D?;o. To awaken, wake; to caution,
forewarn; to put in mind.

oaSi (tb. of 53?qS) jj. A bore, hole.
oDoaid', oioteuj k. n. Food or drink

which has come in contact with the

mouth and regarded as impure;

spittle, saliva. -SiJti;Sj. A past word;

repeating another's words. -2qo^.

An insect living in orts. -sSjSi^j,

oioji©?ij. To defile.
<oy^0 k. V. i. To come within reach.

2, to be sufficient. oiW^fSjB^cSo. To peep

standing on tiptoe. oiU-S-^io. To stand

on tiptoe to reach anything.
<oW k. n. A bush-harrow. "^^ BojjzI,

To roll or flatten sown field.
cO&j, k. n. An obstinate person, -^fo.

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Obstinacy.

<oUo, k. V. i. To be accessible, n. A blow.

eJ

oD'rf 1. {= <^u) k. 11. Place, ground.
-3S^o. To go and come frequently,
to frequent.

ojT^ 2. k. n. The left, the left side. Cpds.:
-rid, -rtr?j, -Asisjj, -h.^, -SJ/^ sjj,
-Sjrtwj, e<c. -wej. Left and right.
-33JJO. To turn to the left. -2^. A
left-handed man.

oDT^ 3. (= oid) k. ». Place between,
interval; inferiority. -'S'JoS. A smal-
ler kind of weeding machine. -3d.
An obstacle, -i^d. A middling sortj
mediocrity. -*^^^i "*^^^- ^^^ state
or character; stupidity. fspeakino-.

cO'rfeij k. 11. Difficulty, especially in

■oc^Tj;)^ k. n. A foe, adversary.

oD'rf'C^O 1. k. n. Strait, trouble. 2, an

impediment, obstacle.
o:t:^I30 2. (do =630) a. k. H. Poverty;

ruin. 2, crookedness. i\ i. To be

crooked, to be dishonest. 2, to

stumble, trip.
oOt^4, ^j'rfsoo {cf. <>i:^do2, r. j.) k. r. j.

To stumble, trip, to strike with the

foot against.
oOZS 1. (= oiiS) k. n. A place, spot;

ground. 2, room; interval, distance.

3, inferiority. -t\. A good-for-nothing

man. -it)3d. Uninterruptedly. -*yo,.

A small dam. -Ad. To fall down.

-f\i%A. rep. Here and there. -tIjbcSo.

To give way, submit. -Ajt^\. To

take place, occur; to come to a stand;

to obtain; to resort to. -53^0^0, -sSdoij.

The middle age. -WSo, -oiraSo. To

move, wander, roam. -eA):^orio, -aioo

:ijT\:i. To leave room; to stop, cease.

-z«3[o^, -a3j33(0^. To compress, squeeze.

-~«?. The inner velocity of a river,

-mJ33!o^. The time between sunrise and

sunset.
oOZ§ 2. {th. of '3d) M. An ofl'ering; meal.

2, the leaf, etc. on which food is

placed. -^3*0 , -'3 3:^0, -t?j3:^o, -SJ3:1j,

"0"

-539^0. To present food to a deity or
man.

^xi k. H. A cheat, liar. 2, [= ^:i) a
stupid man. -3ro. Falsehood; stupidity.
-^. A stupid woman, oi^ ?^. To abuse;
to mock; to cheat. '^'^^- Cheating;
stupidity.

oSf^"^ k. n. Counting, reckoning. 2,
thinking; thought; notice, observa-
tion; opinion. -#^rtJ33o. Thinking
to succeed, -rtoii*. To think, etc.

oOf^;r;o k. V. t. To add together, to count;
to reckon; to estimate; to consider; to
compare, v. i. To think of. oorfA)
fJ^ra^cSo. To number.

<0?€ 1. k. n. A couple, pair; connexion;
fellowship; equality, similarity; a
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match. -T«?, -n«?. To become loose.
-rtoMj. A woman's braid of hair. -f\Ji
S'Jj. To become equal; to face. -^\i
-a-^. The ruddy goose.

«3S3 2. = 3gf^.

oioWo 1. k. n. Arrogance.

o2cUo 2. k. a. Eight, ^o^^. Eighth.

»iotoc3oWj. About eight. »ioli;3535.

Eight and a half. o:iofe3oUo. Eight and

eight; eight times eight, -a^^, -d;^.

The eight points of the compass.

-'^js^cs, -»i>J3s3. An octagon.
oDrJ ?jO. = »i£4?io, g. V.

fO

oDC®J k. I', i. To count; to think.

fS

odB k. «. Oil. -=5Ti'iJ. To heat oil.

£0

-?1o^. Dark brown, -jii. To extract
oil. -toSo, -Sos'tfj, -sS-'soijj,. To pour
oil; to spoil as another's afifairs.
-ooti =#J5i*J>. To anoint one's self with

oil. -rraes. An oil-mill.
The sediment of oil.

■nk, -*d^j.

<of»3 Tio k. pro. Eight persons.

^^ 1, <0^ lyj k. ad. Where ? which

place or direction? -=5*^. Whither?

oiS SJJo. Everywhere. oi33 c^Jo. In

whatsoever direction; occasionally.

i>i:^_;S ejjo. Everywhere.
o3^ 2. (c/^. oi3b) k. n. Lifting up. 2,

undertaking; finding out an item in

an account. 3, deceit, cunning.

-rid. A means, device; a trick.
o3^ 'rf, oi:^ xio k. M. Height; tallness.

-rScS . An elevated rice-field.

a

<o;^j 1. k. r. t. To lift, raise, take up;
to collect, as money, alms, etc.; to
assume, as a form (avatara); to
mention, as the name of another, n.
= oi^ 2. oi^'^. Lifting, e<c. oi^ lo3.
To copy, as a manuscript. oi^'^JSoSo
aojs^ro. To take away. oiS SoJ5?rO.
To ffo to attack. -:^P65Sj, 5l);t)^, 3o.
To lift up. oi^J^J. To cause to raise,
e<c. -nd. = »i^riii. -ritu. Lift-stone.
-'^^arl. Rent that is raised. -iue3,

«oij3^55. A moveable stove. -■L'i.

Lifting, raising, etc.
o3oO 2. k. n. An ox, bullock. Cpds: -rra

a, -"^oa, -7i^30, etc. -jSsOrl. Bullock's

tongue, Trichodesma indicum.
o3^0 ^i? k. H. Collecting money.

oorf'do, o^aijo, oiiooo (= 'aado, q. r.)
k. 71. The front; that which is oppo-
site. -ssceJ, oicJjD'?:io. To outbid;
to contradict. oirfoDDCSjJio. To oppose,
contradict. oicSjOs*?. An antagonist.
-?1jss?J), oicijr1jsri?j,, -wdj. To meet.
-•^a, -s3j3;^j, -ojcijdj;^ O. A contra-
diction. -:lo^J, oicSjt;S="oa5tJ. To
contradict. -^-SjESj. A counter-claim.
»iCijii3^ryo, oicio^ra. A document
given by the purchaser of land
stipulating to give it back on repay-
ment of the purchase money within a
definite terra; a counterpart. »iJSj
53 r^?,. A note of hand given for
another that is lost; the counterpart
of a deed or lease.

oDc3 k. n. The chest, breast; courage.
-ssCj. The breast to become dry;
courage to be quenched, -tud. The
heart to break: courage to fail.
-*drio. The heart to melt. -S*, -^j;So.
To become courageous. -^b'jocSj, -njo
cSj, -ndo. Courage to fail, -rtjoari.
The pit of the stomach. -njssjj^
S)ejJ . To stand boldly. -^-'tsJ . -f^*.^J .
Heartache, -rrarf. A bold man. -rioa.
The heart to be agitated; violent
mental agitation, fear, -rijorfj. Cour-
age to fail. -rIas'O. To dishearten.
-!ijso3j=5*, -loS*. A man who dis-
heartens another. -53jjO. To labour
to weariness, fag hard. -eruO, -cxLoO.
The heart-burn, -jests'. A coward.
-Si!dJ. The heart to palpitate.

.Ddj k. P. p. of i^iVj.

a
oii>)c^J, oi^):go a. k. pro. How much?

how many ?

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<oS520'rfo a. k. pro. How many persons?

o3^0 k. aff. The common form, of »io
for the 1st pers. sing, past., ful., and
neg<, as: SjaSiSpiJ, ojjsisSj^Sfja, Sj?

oDo^ 1. =e3o3, q.v. A common p.p.

of »i?!J^, q. V.
oDo^ 2, <oo:g^, <003D. = oioqi, q. v.
.OOI^O k. pro. In what manner or way?

how ? oio:3Jo. By all means.
oDo^olio. = o:i?icSj, q. t'.
o3oqi, .ocqja (=i>io^ 2) k. pro. What

kind or sort ? i«<. What a kind ! how !

as: oioqS :Sj33 dJfS ! f3j3?:3o, d^Sdj

<oorfo 1. k. (p. p. of oiF^A) Having said.
Used to iyitroduce a sentence, when it
is equivalent to '-that", as: t^ozitj
oiocij 3o°s?nSr3J, he said '-they came".
oiO 3oJ3$r(0 siodo €^°,'ciri), "where
shall I go?" he asked.

oDOiHiO 2. k. ad. What time? when? oio
ciJ3, oioarJjB, oiocSoSrtjei. For ever and
ever, always, continually. ojoSnarfrfas.
At any time soever, once. eioapioJ,
oioa^^aSpo*, oioaoS Bo'srl. As usual.
oiocSoo, oiorf,©. Ever, always.

<0?i> (^o^fS) a- k. pro. Of me, my. oit^
cSj. Mine.

<o^0^ (= esoS^) k. 11. t. To say, speak; to
call. P. ps. oiorfj, oio;^', pres. p. »ioio.
oiocSiJ, (oiocSjBii). = esodd.

<OJj.^J k. a. Seventy. oi5j3|^t>J, »i5i

:^c3«)5JJ. 74.

[Silliness.

<O?0rf k. H. A foolish, silly man. -^c^.
oD83 ?jO k. r./. To rouse, awaken; to lift

up; to raise; to enliven, give life.

T?j3?5jd:3,Sjj. To provoke.
o3200 a. k. i'. i. To rise. »^^j^^- To

follww, pursue; to harass. [indeed.
oD^j 1. (= oisSJ,, q. V.) k. int. Well,
o3^o 2. jk. pro. Our. ojSjtI. To us.

oi5ij:Sj. Ours. [ornament.

o3rfj^. oD^J^ k. n. A bone. 2, an ear-

oD^O, <o£ k. M. An eyelash, eyelid. -^

=5*0 . To shut the eyelids.
oDoeOo k. V. t To say. -^^. Saying.

oioio, -»3. (pres. j-ei. parL o/' <>^nJ^).

That is or are called. oioi^53-)ft (oioio

rfj-":??^) used as »iorfj, q. i;.
<oo20;^o k. a. Eighty.

oD'rfo. k. 7jro. Of us, our. »i53j,cSj. Ours.
o ^

oD^j, k. ?i. A female bufifalo. -"J^s^o.
o
A large black scorpion. -^^^. The

plant Convolvulus argenteus. -3jJ3?0

(-5^50). A male buffalo-calf.

o3criJ0o a. k. ?i. A porcupine. -Sjjs^j,.
A porcupine quill.

oDTi^ k. n. Any metal infusion; molten
state. -3oJ30J)j. To pour melted metal
into a mould, to cast. farm.

<OTi'^ (d= 63) k. n. A wing; a fin; an

<o"d7\0 (d=e3) k. t'. J. To bow; to make
obeisance to; to alight, perch; to
fall upon; to join; to accrue to. n. A
bow, an obeisance.

<0'd2^0 (ti= 23) k. V. t. To sprinkle; to
scatter; to strew; to sow. -<a=#.

Strewing.

o^ric^o k. a. Two. oid:^^ sSja^rio. To go
to void excrement. -SiJrtJ, oirfra-srtj.
To become separated. -^CAoij'S.
A double tongued, deceitful man, liar.
-c^ja. To speak two things: to be
insincere, -wii. To play tricks, act
deceitfully; two ways. -^JSt^o. To
split. -sSd. Two and a half, -^JS^^J^.
Morning and evening. oitid!J::Sj. Two
and two, two times two. oidSjs. Both.

oO-d6, <ode;o (= sSdv*) a. k. n. 2, wind,
air. 3, playing.

oD'dsS, oOTJS? k. n. An antelope, deer.

o3TJ4 k. n. An object of desire; a
thing borrowed, as a book, e<c.;
a loan. 2, difference; damaging; de-
ficiency; harm. -'s^-i, oicJc-^o^. To
grant an object of desire; to lend-
-i3?:Sj. To ask a loan. -sSjoWJj ;^i?j|^s?j,.
To borrow.

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cO^CJJ

<OTJ020J k. ». Dun^, muck.

oJtS 1. k. n. A dark-brown colour. 2,
black grease for wheels. 3, black
soil ( = -f3ej, -^.^,^0, -corw, -^jso).

4, a worm that lives in orts; a bait,

5, food for animals. 6,= rar1.
oDt32, a. k. r. <. To beg, ask. solicit. -S.

A beggar.
c^-63. {6 = &^-) k. r. «. To pour out; to

cast, as metal; to cover with water.

V. i. To bathe. n. Pouring. 2, a

master; f. oirf^. oiSodoS . A sweet

pancake.
cOi3r. = oicS, g. r.
ojC^sJ k. >i. The jujube. -"^^V The

bottle-gourd.
oD£J20o, <c£>020J, oDiS/'04 k. )i. A bone.
oDCJ^O a. k. n. Wind, air; breath, -aro

rf, oit)rtjrf. Air-eater: a serpent,
o3£J»5 k. n. The silk-cotton tree, Bombar

heptaphyllum.
^^^t^'k. htt. (strong, rough) B.o\ o! oh!

oje;s, o36e k. int. {familiar and friendly)
0! oh!

cOe3 k. w. A leaf; the blade of a knife.
2, the betel leaf; a leaf-plate. »ie3
cxO djod ^.raStfj, To sit at dinner.
-?5a=#, oisja=#. Betel leaf and areca
nut. oie^a^ ^3-r=TJ3S?j). To chew ela-
dike -nsd. A betel-seller; f. -rr?S~.
-^SjJ. A fomentation with a heated
leaf. -'5'^) -'^^- A thorny and milky-
shrub. Euphorbia nivulia. -SJotoj,
-Jjsfei),. The stem of a leaf. -Jjsoti.
A betel garden. -fs^riO. A small
dangerous snake found on leaves.
-zSSj. To sprout. -<0oa3. A green

locust.

-53^0,. A coloured handker-

chief. -33a, -Sori. A drop on a leaf.
<oe5j3? k. int. 0! etc.
-OGJ , oiO di. cOe^ k. «. All; everything;

the whole. ojsj^sJj^. N. of a goddess.

eiw dj3. All persons. »iO sjjt. All things.

oiOe) rtv*. Always.

o2s5 k. (xrf. In what place? where?

whither? -oliS. A man of what

place? -oijcSj. A thing of what place?

-odjticJSj?. Wheresoever; everywhere.
<0«3 k. H. A limit, boundary; also -^Wj..

-tfWJ. A boundary stone.
oDi^ k. Termination of the first pers. pi.

of past, fat., atid neg., as: =^?6?j3iJ,

CD'S. = ttittSj, q, V.

^^d ( = oiSiSj) k. i»/er. p>'0. How
u
much? how many? oi^.c;^. To what

extent? »i^.tf, oi^.dC , oi^.dv^Vrt,

oi^,=ff, e<c. -sJoei.ii, oiSd ajli.ri. To

what extent ? how long or far?

oi^JS^^ How (very) many (one does

not know).

oiTi'^ (fr. oi?3) a. k. n. Shine, splendour,
beauty; form; delight.

o:;rf7\0 a. k. r. t. To engage in, under-
take', to do, perform; to commence.

<o?j^, o:,^;^ (fr. oi?3 1) k. »t. A throw,
shot.

cOrJ'rfj k. n. The boiling water in a cook-
ing pot; the water strained from
boiled vegetables, etc.; pepper water.

oDri^o k. ft. A flower-leaf, petal; a small
twig with leaves.

oOris? k. n. N. of a jungle tree.

^TiO, -O^ 1. k. r. /. To shoot an arrow; to
throw. P. ps. tti^tcij, oi^rfj, oiJoO.
n. A shot; a throw; also oiJ^-i.

oi-S 2. k. r. ?. To shine; to be brilliant,
beautiful, distinguished; to appear; to
become manifest.

oD5c^, o5oc:^ (= Soi)^^, Co?^or^) a. k. ad.
In what manner? how ?

oDs;*2, oDi^;^.), <o^io k. P. ps. of oi«?,
q. r. That is tender, young, etc.

.o^A k. H. A species of sheep; the ram
used by boys for riding.

oD'^^al. = oiuio, q. r.

oD'S'cJO, oD^tli k. H. Unsteadiness, fickle-
ness, ad. Unsteadily.

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<O^?j0 a. k. I'. «'. To desire, long for; to
take pleasure in. ti. Desire, etc.

o3S?l. i = ^°-f) k. «. Tenderness; youth;
weakness; moderation; lightness in
colour, etc. a. Tender, young, etc.
-rtoa, -rtocSj, -rto:5. A newly calved
cow, a milch cow. -n^oSj. A tender
fruit. -ni>^. Gentle wind. -riJZKo.
A tender infant, -"^o^, -rlo^. A light
red, the colour of the dawn. -^.ra^.
Faint moonshine, -^f^. Tenderness;
youth. -^s?o*, -ds?D*- Tender foliage.
-(ir^. A smile. -c3=)tio. A tender fine
fibre. -?i?cJo. The water of a tender
cocoanut. -sj's.oij. Youth, -tors. A
faint colour. -z3A)U0, -<DA)SJJ. A morn-
ing or evening, sunshine. -^JS^.
A tender mango. -oliS. A young
man; a boy. -oSj^j. A young
woman; a girl. -^jajJ^. Tender
grass.

<o^2. («? = 63^) k. r. L To pull, draw,

drag; to seize, take forcibly. P. j)s.

oi'Jrfj, oiS?^j, wVcij. ^'■?'§js°-fo.. To

V

pull towards one's self; to lay hold
of; to absorb. '^'•PiZ^Zi^. To pull
mutually, ^i'^s^j. Pulling, drawing;
spasm, cramp. oiS??ij, oiS??3o. To
cause to drag; to put off; to thwart.

„j^ 3. r'l^CJS) k./t. Thread, ^^oij^j
^ii. To spin.

ojS;^J, k. ('. «'. To go upwards, rise.

oD^J k. M. The gingely-oil seed of
Sesamuiii indicum. oi'v^ri??. A blackish
kind of linseed. -I3ii. A chatney of
sesamum. -Si^rfj. Sesamum seeds
and water offered to departed ances-
tors. -i3ej. A mixture of sesamum
and jaggory given as an auspicious
present. -»ij^ , c,j«?,to, -'S>^. Sesa-
mum oil. -iS^aa. A sweetmeat of sesa-
mum and sugar. -aSjrl. A dish of
milk, rice, and sesamum.

(iO

oD. The twelfth letter of the alphabet.
2, a particle of eritphasis, as: 3!o^rfc^o
?iPd?! z«5jj,s3p; ;Sa cSp tj^h; c^53o, oo;:^cS
?o«jjr33f\33j;. 3, a contraction of <^o^
a, in the genitive, as: sSJfS? rasrjejo,
?3Be3? ^fS; b. m <fte locative, as:
=^d^€, etc.; c, m the affix esfScxii, as.-
oi!j:^c3? 55^=5*; d, in the infinitive, as:
=5*3? tf^oco^jj. 4, = »:)f^, etc., q. v.
iirtolij. What to do ? i:)5j?s?o. What
to say?

iD5^ s. a. One, alone, solitary. 2, unique,
pre-eminent. 3, one of two or more.
-53t). The same time
undivided family.
SjSS. a supreme sovereign
Once-born; a Sudra. -3o. One of
two or many. -3i!e-i. Keeping time.

-rt.aS'S',;^,;. An

harmony. -^. In one place, together.
-2f . Oneness, unity. -C33. At once.
-i^^S. Of one or the same country.
-:3?3o. Having only one body; closely
united in friendship, -si^. Only one
wife. -SjJ.^, -dOcu^o,. One mind; un-
animous. -s3jci>. Concord. -rfX. Per-
fect assimilation. -53^?^. The singular
number (g.). -Ci^^ji. Agreement of
meaning. -^^ h. 71. -^. Standing

together; unanimous. -K'?Fi. The

9
place of a unit. oi59 i^i. Suddenly,

all at once. ■^5^*. Alone, solitary.

Sj'oS'^ d. A monosyllable. ^'^-^ . Oue-

eyed; a crow. Si'5'3^. Intent upon

one object. i^'S^ofy. Of one member;

solitary, alone. oJiJscS^. Eleven; the

eleventh, iii^s's^a. The eleventh day

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of the waxing or waning moon on
which Brahmanas use to wake and
fast. &>^^^^^. A sole monarch; an
astrological term. oSb^o:^. A lonely
place, solitude; secrecy; a secret;
alone, secret, hidden. ^'S'so'S^^^, A
herniitaffe; a harem. ^'S-iiS . A heifer
one year old. oi^sqir. One meaning;
synonym. ii^g^^oSj. The protection
of one deity only. ^'S'S^. The period
of one day; a ceremony performed
on the eleventh day in the course
of funeral rites.

i^W^Ti s. n. The letter i^-

oO-^?^ h. n. Honesty, uprightness.

»D'&e8p3'rf s.n. Becoming one; association.
oi-D-^^^;^o. To become one.

o0^j3?io f. n. Sum total.

a^jseQ tX s. n. The sraddha performed
CO ej
for one deceased individual.

aUo k. n. A blow; a throw. 2, a kind
of gambling with dice. -rreo. A
shooter. -=aJ3Sj, -loa, -3&jsa. To
strike a blow.

oDci k. n. A crab. 2, a coward.

»D5riJ k. I', i. To speak ill; to mock.

ao© s. n. A kind of deer or antelope;
f. ^d).

arfk.M. A ladder. -aoiSlir^. A number
of flambeaux fixed on a horizontal
ladder and carried in a procession
or before persons of distinction. -aiCo,
-2o3j. To mount a ladder.

«Or®0 k. n. An edge, border.

^^ (/v. ^cSj) k. ?(. Ascent; rise. 2,
a lever for raising water, picotta.
3, an instrument for pounding rice.
-^JB^OJ. The bamboo by which the
bucket hangs.

a^??. = cd;9;^=#, see s. ^^j.

eOSaCjNT^ s. ad. Such like; of this kind,

similar.
oDC30 k. n. A porcupine, v. i. To pant.
oOSi^ k. pro. Some, a few.

a?io k. inter, pro. What? dat. oj3=#, ;

instr. ^:sOcci; gen. &>3Ti, etc. i^^m.

To become what? »ic3^citij3, iifraoijo.

Whatsoever it may be; anything.

^^^^' To say it is nothing. »i=3j;.

0 what?
a^ k. alf. for the 1st pers. sitig. pres..

e. (J. StfjJ^?^, Sojft^j^ofJ, jiao3oo

3,?fS, etc.

iOocij*. = »i=:o, q. V.

JCCdcTi s. n. The castor-oil plant, Palma
Christi.

a5 k. n. A raised bank, the bank of a
tank, etc.; also *y,.

aDlJo 1. (= wdj) k. n. A pair of oxen
yoked to the plough. -^oCTJOii, -Xjc^.
Plough-tax.

i:)Tio 2. (ciJ=e3o) k. v. t. To ascend;
mount, climb, v. i. To rise; to
increase. P. p. ■^^iO. oidoS^, o:>dJ^=T,
eiO'f. Rising, mounting, etc. ^tf
?rWo,. To tie on high, hang down. »i
tioio,3d. Hard breathing, osdsrsi^'j. To
pile, oidso^t^o. The lime from sunrise
to midday. iD^sS^rfj. Poison to take
effect. ooO?ij. To raise; to place upon,
etc. ^0 wdj. To ascend.

oOJjF'rfj k V. i. To be arranged, settled,
fixed, established. o:)^ra?tJ. To ar-
range, to set in order. o:)»:?P"yj,
o:>5r3~:Sj. Arrangement', decision.

^O^j. f. "• Large cardamoms. -f\^.
The cardamom plant.

aaiBO h. ?i. An auction, public sale.

a<yo k. V. i. To hang, dangle, osc^cij.
To swing.

a^ k. M. Disgust, dislike; ugliness.

a^o s. ad. Thus; certainly; even.

a4 k. pi. of ^t^.

a^ k. pi. of ^cJ-

a^r« s. 11. Seeking; wish, desire.

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a?jJ 1. k. ('. t. To throw. 71. A throw,
shot. o:>^'3:^J. To shoot arrows.

iOrjO 2. (= oi?i;^j) k. pro. What quantity ?
etc.

a'¥?jO (= ^a^J) k. w. <. To censure, re-
prove; to throw into shade, ^^d.
Contempt, blame.

»S?7?, »^ (°^= ra) k.n. Rising; growth,
increase; greatness, magnificence,
glory; haughtiness.

&<^0 1. (°i?o=C3j) k. V. i. To stand up, to
get up, rise. P.p. oirfj . oicSo Sojs^rlo.
Get up and go away. »a^?;iO. To raise.
-^=#, ^^j€. Rising. .as*j3 ^^?'!'o^.
Rising and falling. i3«??s*o, oii^?<!?j.
Rise, rise ! arise.

atfo 2. (s?o=COo) k. a. Seven, ^"i???.
Seventh. oi^JoWo. Seven or eight; seven
times eight. oS«?«?^te3.£:4. A necklace of
gold beads composed of seven strings.

qD

SQ. The thirteenth letter of the alphabet.
The initial so in Kannada words has
arisen from esodj*, eso3j, and those
words may also be looked up under
this spelling.

SO s. i7it., as: 50?3ti=erj. 0! enough.

SdS'^O^q s. n. Unanimity, agreement.

SD'SSo s. n. The letter SD.

SoS'q s. n. Oneness, unity; harmony;
identity. -tp=)5a. Oneness.

S^X^O (= e5oij*r!°T?o) k. n. A Jaiigaraa.
2, a school-master.

SD^'Oo (= esoiJ^rfj) k. r. i. To come, ap-
proach.

SoSSon s. n. Oral tradition, a legend,
tale.

Sorfj 1. (= escxjjj , q. v.) k. a. Five.

SOCO 2. (=S3 0lx) ) k. r. «". To join; to draw
near; to reach, obtain, get.

SOjli) k. n. A mirror; spectacles.

SDtSjse'do (= ©33j^°CIj) k. H. A school-
master. 2, a respectful mode of
addressing a Brahraana.

SO'dns^(= esoi^CTOS?) k. w. The marriage
badge tied round a female's neck.

SO'Dnri. = esoijs^e^, q. v.

SDCD^:^ s. n. Indra's male elephant; f.

SoeJSe' s. n. Kuvera.

SD'^sB h. ad. Instead of.

SDzSSdO h. n. Property, wealth: cash or

goods.
SD^^O (= yiodj^3fJ ) k. n. Fifty.
SO^QoJjr s. n. Power, might; wealth,

riches, opulence. -3o:S. A rich man;

f. -Soi.
S:^&. lb. of sc^oijr, q. v.
SO?jO. = esoajKo, q.v.
SOOo^ r/"*-. '33o) s. a. Relating to this

world; temporal, secular.

to

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Z}. The fourteenth letter of the alphabet.

2, a particle employed in common as
ivell as doubtful questions, e.g. ?5c3o3js?

3, in admonition and calling, as: w^?i

2ooCX3J k. n. The cry of buffaloes.

3j^ k. a. One. 2, short p. p. of z«?^.
Zu^Wj,. One bond; unanimity,
concord, harmony. "^*,r3. A one-eyed
man. 1o^j^:Sj. To throw, cast away;
to wash and give.

2og>)^ k. n. The letter x^.

Zj'S^pi^, aj^^.sS s. n. The honorific
address at the top of a letter, etc. 2,
style of composition. Zw* CS^io. To
tell, say; to describe.

Sj3',5;^0 k. V. i. To spit out, vomit. 2,
to retire.

•Sj^.e;, 2o^,e;^A, SjS^^sSa k. n. A
farmer, husbandman; f. 'oj^OfN^,

Sj^jeS^Oj k. ?'. t. To thrash down, des-
troy; to trouble greatly.

Sm^cJO k. n. Residing, tenancy; a home;
residence. 2, a tenant, farmer ; a
subject. JuT^OiJrtJ. To become a tenant,
etc. -^c^' Husbandry, farming. '^'^^
SjrS, Vi* wa. A tenant's house; a
farmhouse.

Zj'So^ k. i". /. To tread out corn; to
thrash, n. Thrashing. 2, an omen.
-rtjs^ejj. A thrashing stick.

Zj'§.'6 {tb. of 5iS 0) n. A pond.

Zj'SoXt'.O k. V. i. To belch.

0

a^AUo, CoaS k. n. A riddle, enigma.
Sjacjt^ (= Ij'u'Ot?) k. n. Vomiting.
SjAci^jJ. = :«=i?^0^, q. V.
Zja^ k. n. "Washing. 2, throwing.
Sjaj^cJ k. «. The harmonious life of
husband and wife and their manage-

ment of household affairs; the affairs

of life.
SjaSjO. = '-^r^rfj, p.p. of i-rl.
8oAdo k. n. An astringent taste.
2u'h. = i^r^ 2, q. c.

2oaO a. k. ?(. Running over, excess. 2,

(^^ ^rO) to enter. -Cort. Abundance.
2o^ 1. a. k. V. i. To come forth, be born.

originate.
2o^ 2. k. i'. <. To beat wet clothes on

a stone for cleaning them, to wash.

2, to throw. P. ps. urszio, lortdj.
Sja k. n. A follower of the mailara

A

liiiga.
Sj X IJ k. n. A heap, mass.

A

2oA "rfro k. n. A kind of seasoning. "^T^

Q^o. To season, spice.
2o A J k. y. i. To become one, unite with.

2, to agree with one s constitution,

as water, etc. 3, (= tSjarij) to bow;

to be submissive. i\ t. To join. n.

An assemblage, heap, mass.
ZjO'& k. «. A hook. 2, a gold armlet

worn by females.
ZjZ^ ^ a. k. n. Equality, harmony;

as-

agreeableness; pleasure.

Zjsi- cdJ, SoeS cxJo a. k. n. Disgrace;
aa- ea-

impropriety; contempt.

Sj3ifi h. M. Gravity; dignity, influence.

ZjZiTi a. k. «. A spring, fountain.

a;

20-5 (=a:£) f. J!. A weight, load, burden.

Sd '"=^ ^ '

2jy (= ^W) m. /h<. An imitative sound.

— 5i-D3330, -rtotiJ,. To talk much; to

prate, gabble.
Soboii f. n. The compound round a

house.
Zj-^ (== ay.) h. M. Discount.

SjU d, 2oU e;j k. /(. A heap, mass, abun-
dance.

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^'eiJ, k. V. t. To make one join; to put

£0

together, pile up. v. i. To come to-
gether, assemble ; to become a mass,
be united. )i. Union; a heap, pile;
sum total. 2, the close adhering
of a lump of clay. i^^^ (dat.), tukiTijd,
all together, on the whole, -^rio,
-^s'jsrSj. To come together , convene;
to become one in mind. -'Jh^o. To be
united, as a family. -Wjb^Xo, -5ij3:^j.
To join together ; to add up. -^^O^CdJ.
The whole amount. -^%- Sum total.

ioy.T?. Heaping.

Zj& k- n. A crack, hole. -2Jj;°vJ. To
ai
be cracked, to get a hole.

■aj§3, (x;o, Sj&5,?jO k. r. «. To collect, join;
eJS) e3

to heap together; to convene, v. i. To

become one; to come together.

2o'd k. n. Union; being together, com-
pany. -rtjscSj. To join, be united
with; to be obtained; to happen; to
obtain. io,"3r!j3asij. To cause to be
united with, etc. -rtJsW. Close union.
-3oj&Jj,. To be born by the same
parents; birth as brothers and sisters;
brothers or sisters. -UiSj. =io3oio:^j.

2ot$5^, ZjX?>^:> k. n. The state of being
cracked or broken; a fracture, crack;
disunion. -^S ft. A broken voice, -kd
olid. One who cannot keep secrets.

ZS(i^<V k. n. Broken state; broken paddy
or split pulse with chaff or husk.

ZSd>§) k. n. A mistress.

So^rfj. = twdrfj. P. p. of i^d.

Zsd'^ (fr. lotS) k. prep. With; together
with. ad. Forthwith, immediately.
ioCi^c^^U. Company, intercourse. Ju:^cje)
a. A companion, friend. lui^^aSri.
Companionship, friendship. t^^fS'SC^J.
To associate with. loS^JS^cS. All at
once, etc.

2orfo20'rfo(= io:aio:3j) k. i'. i. To agree,
assent; to consent; to covenant.
luCiOwa^j. To cause to agree; to
persuade, convince. t«::iowa=#, lu^o

101:^0^=^. A covenant, agreement, bond,
treaty, compact.

So'rfDrio, Sor^eij!^ k. v.t. To join; to put
to. V. i. To enter into, engage in,
undertake, begin; to perform; to en-
deavour, try.

Zj'i>iSJ:> k. n. The body; the b;Ily, sto-
mach. ZuI^ojO. Burning of the belly;
internal grief.

SoTi^, Sjci^ k. 11. A thing, substance,
possession; a jewel; property, wealth.

Sj&I. 2ol§ 1. k. V. i. To be broken, to
crack, burst; tobreak forth, as a bud'
etc.; to bud; to turn, as milk; to fail,
as courage; to branch off. 2, to
trickle through, ooze, sink. v. t. To
break. -rt^J^, -o^jb^Wj.. To strain off,
filter through a cloth. -rtej^^j. To
break; to destroy; a broken mass.
-Z^a, -sSjoO. To bruise. -s;o. To cause
to break, etc.

SoS 2. k. n. Heat.

Sow 3. a.k. af[. If; when; to; as: 5A)«?a

2uzf 3. k. ». Possession, ownership; rule,
sway; also -^ri. -cxij. An owner; a
lord, master; a chief, leader; a ruler,
king. -cxJjdjsJl^dj. Lord of lords.

SjT^ 1. k. n. A class of people who cut
Stones, dig tanks and wells and speak
a Telugu patois.

Sot^ 2, 2oTi r® 1. k. n. A pile, heap. 2,
an assembly; an army.

a, *

ZjTi oB (tb. of S^'oS, q.v.) n. A birth-

day festivity.

ZjXi:> k. v.t. To place, put, lay; to fix,
a
set; to catch; to array. 2, to oppose,

resist. 3, (= ^^^ to heap up. 7i. A

heap, pile, mass; a bank; a large

gathering; a stake at play; host, army.

loa 7ij. To cause to place, etc. -"^^

r!, tu:ljJ ?ejri. A great assembly, a

royal audience, darbar.

ZjZi^o^ k. n. A gold or silver belt or

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Sjf*0 k. a. Dry. 2, sapless, profitless;
empty; false. -*. An emaciated man.
-=#«j?i. Useless business. -n^cOo. Dry
fruit. -VjJS^j. a senseless word.
-aSx^d. A sad countenance. -dr!«?,
-Body. Useless talk. -^oioi). Ground-
less suspicion. -^sJo^. Vain pride.

2or®A0 k. f. t. To dry, become dry; to
wither. lursn^J. Dryness. Jor^n^iJ.
To dry.

Soots 1. k. a. One, single, alone. Cpds.:

Zoofe3ejJiSois3. A man of mere bones,

a weak man. -rS. A single man.

-ri:^pi, -:^^. Loneliness, solitude.

-fs^ . A solitary woman.
2oo&3 2. k.w. A gold earring.
2ootiO k. V. i. To agree with one's health,

as water.
8oc63 {lb. of ^%) «• A camel.
Socrf-) k. )i. Sediment, deposit, dregs;

mud in rivers, tanks, etc.; turbidness.
So^ y, k. n. The nightmare.

So:^ yj k- /t. One side. ad. Aside.

— o d

So^ Xi. Zi^ e* k. ?i. Fomentation.

3o^ Ti k. n. Impetuousness; force; speed.

2, one layer or division. to3 0?dj.

To increase; to be or become lofty,

haughty, impetuous, quick, v. t. To

join closely; to subdue.

2o©3 odo k. 71. Force, violence, com-

o

pulsion; impetus,
8jgt) ;6 k. H. Help, assistance. -rred.

D

A helper, assistant.

Sj^O k. r. t. To press, squeeze; to sliam-

o

poo; to press down; to impress, as a

seal; to overpower; to trouble; to

use unusual force or power, as in

speaking, calling, etc.; to stress,

emphasize. 2, to foment, v. i. To

give way, step aside. n. Closeness;

thickness; a pile; vicinity; pressure.

2, an under letter. t«S^^. Pressing.

io3 Tio, To cause to press, etc. t«^

■i^ti, ^j^^d. A double consonant.^
-Ajztio. To prop, -erooriti, io;3o end.
A thin finger-ring or toe-ring to
tighten other rings.
2o^ k. n. A pledge, pawn. 2, a single
or one of a pair. -4<, -"ij^A), -3o5^J,
-"30^, 7MS_:i~i. To pledge, pawn. -zS
a^o. To redeem a pawn. -3=#J3 s?j^.
To take a pawn.

Zj^ "d k. n. One kind or sort.

-^

SjuJaJ k. r. t. To come to hand, be got;
to be effected; to be ready for; to be
at hand; to be of use; to thrive, in-
crease. 2, to give way, step aside,
n. That is at hand. ^cif\7io. To cause
to be obtained, to make ready, etc.;
to fulfil.

Zjlido k. «. The lip.

SjrfrJj (cJj = e3j) k. r. J. To shake; to
cry aloud, shout, shriek, howl; to
shake, move to and fro. n. Shaking,
etc. -cS^, toCSosy. Crying with great
noise. -yz^J, :odD?Sj. To shout with
great noise. t^ziO^J. To cause to
shout, howl, etc.

Sorf^i. = lorfrtJ, q. V. 2, to gain, obtain.

3oa, ZjS k. V. t. To kick; to spur. P. ps.
Io^ScSj, lucSdj, luCiJ • loa €. A kick.
tun? eJ. Mutual kicking; kicking in
pain; struggle, trouble, hardship.
j«;y3 Ai. To kick mutually; to kick in
pain; to struggle in difficulty or
distress.

2oa "^ k. n. Union, concord, friendship.

a
Sj5 k. »(. Wetness, dampness; moisture.

i2

a. Damp. wet. Cpds..- -3e3, -jSeJ, -t'i^.

Sj^ k. a. One. -t3??. One direction.
2o^€, Sj^)^ k. H. A large wooden pestle.
8o?i^ =z«tj^, q. V.
3jj3 k. r. t. To winnow, fan corn. i^jriO.

A sieve.
SjCi^J k. 71. A turn, rotation, time. 2,

a share. -r1wra«?j,, -?^^Ko. To take

one's turn.

-zScSo. To miss

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one's turn. -S^O^J. To finish one's
turn, loo^c^d. One who takes his turn.

2uOti^^ 2oot)'^ ^.prep. Together with.
essScS^oart, etc.

ZjOCjJ 1. (= SoJSorfo) k. V. i. To be one
or united; to be linked to; to come
to meet; to be fit, suitable, v. t. To
obtain; to get; to use. i«oa;^o. To
join; to place or fix on; to grant.

Soorfo 2. (lus:*) k. a. One; a, an; a
certain thing, loorf^ ^Jt)?rtj. To go
to make water. loocStSol). First. z«jo
Tid, i^joCiJSSd. One or one and a half.
luoriiSo^. Like one; at the rate of one,
per one. -tsTiJ, tuoCj^rSj. To become
one; to unite. Ioo575c3j5ocSj. Some or
other; a certain — ; once upon a time.
ZuoSn^o, luoasiJ,. A little. -rtJ3:2o. To
be joined. -;^ii, -^^jid, -lorl. One sort
or mode, an unusual manner. -CTaO?
-?iw, -^odO, looCTsSSr. One time;
once. -ojJScSo. To join, unite. -»3 = «?.
One time, once; perhaps. -Sojac^j^,
iu^'3 ^0 . From morning till midday,
or from midday till evening. loociJS
53JO^^£JO. One and three-fourths.

■o"

-'ao, luorfja 'aej^. Nothing. loo^.
One only. -oidd), ZuodcJcSo. One or
two; a few. -oi£jr(, Zoodairt. A herb,
Hydrocotile asiatica. Zuoz^jsocSj. rep.
One — the other; one another;
separate; own; each by itself.

aj;5. k. n. Fitness, properness, neatness,
elegance; beauty; lustre, polish;
correctness. -33:^0. To bestow the
last honours (on a deceased person).
-"aii^o, -^A), -^=5^^, -<a^4. To embel-
lish, polish. -S^^J. To sign.

2o^.orfk. M. An agreement; a contract;
a treaty; a covenant. -siJSrfo. To
make an agreement, etc.

So3j3v?3 k. w. Fitness, propriety, ad.
Fitly.

2o?.\^, 2^t\;^, SoLx^ k. m. Consent,

agreement; admission, lui^ ^ So's's'j.
To sign.

2o1\?jO k, V. t. To deliver over, give in
charge, commit, to give. 2, to de-
liver. 3, to prevail on. luiL k'Sji^dy
To take over a charge; to comply
with. ijh A) 'SjiZiO. To give over a
charge, as: ^%-, 53DC5-, enjcS-'Sj^rt-, etc.

SjsSv k. ('. i. To suit, be fit, proper
agreeable. 2, to agree to, assent
consent; to admit. 3, to be mani
fested. n. Fitness; consent; beauty
elegance. j«sJ^oJ. in a suitable
manner. -?5J3^tf, Zusra esacJ. An agree
ment. -T^Ji°-?7id. To persuade, -oi^
z«^^. To appear to great advantage
-:S=f. Aggreeing, etc.; cf. i^h^i.

2o20 k. a. One (m. or f.); a, an. n. A
certain man. iut^(5. Only one; he
alone. tuW^rfj. Some; the honorific
plural', somebody. ZAjio^djsi^rfo. These
— the others, one another; these and
others; every, each; also i.j^i SfSj^ lo,
CjJ, lo'LAOr'LOio.rfj. hjZc.^o, :o2;3^ =^. One
woman; a woman. z«ra^.f3j3w,. A
certain (man or woman). iudjg,W .
rep. Every or each (man or woman).
lutfjatACJo. They mutually; every one
or each of them; they one by one.
z»jio, oUrt, :«zo,i3rt. A single solitary
man.

2j20 Wo k. n. A sweet cake, holige.

2oeS k. 71. A bush, thicket.
SjSo k. a. One. luoio^O. Nine, ij^oji.
One mind, unanimity,

Sj'So, k. ad. Once; one time or turn;

o
together. Zo<Dj.r1. All at once. tj^Oo

z3j35jj,. Suddenly; at some time or

other; sometimes. lodj.sS. Together.

looJjB, 53j,. rep. Now and then, occa-

sionally; by turns.

2oodj«, SuOSO, Soociooo (=So±)j,, f/. y.)

k. V. t. To carry off; to conduct,

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convey. P.p. i-odbJ. lo^i^,. Convey-
ing, etc.

n^3o?,«?) n. A ride on horseback.

t
-n. A rider on horseback. -wcxJoJ.

A jilain used for horse-races.
2oociJ^?!k. ad. Slowly; gently; leisurely.
Z^yijsoxi (=aodj^^tJ, <(>. of ^^so) «.

Parade, coquetry. 2, beauty, grace.

-mh, -?A^. A coquette. -n=)S, !»»odj=)-D.

A showy man. -3~i. Showiness.

-53j3:^j. To be dandy or foppish.

3od7<0 (ci=e3) k. v.t. To be bent; to
recline, lean upon; to lie or fall
down; to rest. n. A bend. 2, a
cushion. J-SA?^ To cause to recline.

aj-;JUJ (= SAidyj, q. v.) k. n. Pride,
grufifness. 2, coarseness. t«tit3. A
rough man. i«d&37!::Sj. To speak
gruffly.

ZjTiS (d = eS) k. n. A spring, fountain ;
a flow ; a fluid.

2o':J£;o2, ajaiJ?" (^ = S3) a. k. v. i.
To cry out or scream from pain, elc.
n. An outcry, scream. i^^OK^. To
cause to cry out, elc.

3j-^e3 (d = es) k. n. Soreness with watery
humour, -rsri ?iS. A blear-eyed man.
-nnajj. A foot afifected with elephan-
tiasis.

2jri?jO, 2oO;rfo k. r. <. To rub gently,
stroke; to scour, brush; to wipe; to
rub off or out ; to blot out, efface. 2,
to annoy; to crush. 3, to separate
by friction, as grain from the ears,
n. Rubbing; friction. 2, teasing;
destroying.
gj-j^O (=i>jCJejj) k. n. A large mortar.

^ejj-. A stone mortar.
ZjTic^T^. = sSrfj^, q. V.
aj-3 1. k. V. U To rub, smear. 2, to rub
on a touch-stone. 3, to try, examine;
4, to grind, make thin. 5, to draw,

pull. V. i- To come in contact, to touch.
2, to sound; to utter, speak, n.
Rubbing, elc. 2, a word, an expres-
sion. -nt)J. A touch-stone. -'^^'^
^:3o . To apply to a touch-stone.

la

SjtS (d =e33)2. k. t^. t. To ooze, spring,

drip, flow; to be wet, moist.
SjtS (3= 633) 3. \i,n. A sheath, scabbard.
-n«?, -•T^«?J, -^ri. To draw a sword,
-rrad. A sheathmaker. -Aj^'-PK^. To
sheath.
SoSOr, gj^ir. = !«t^, q.v.
3j^r. = iwsSi , q. V.
ZjVs^ k. 11. Affectation in walking;
foppishness, coquetry, -natf. A fop,
dandy. -rradi?J, -n?3r. A coquette.
aj£;4 (= '->i«JJ55j, ios3, ) k. n. Pleasure;
kindness, favour. 4<ij6^.-. The grace
of God. -»^^ij ioej^:^Jj,. To be
pleased.
Sj£j;6. = S«J??, q. r.

2os5k. v-i. To be pleased, favourable;
to like, love; to be apt, fit. -^J, t^^
dj (= ioW5§, i-«3 ). Pleasure ; affec-
tion, love, favour; royal protection.
-?ij. To please.
Zj6 \. is..v.i. To swing; to shake,
tremble; to move. 2, to hang or
bend to one side, as a wall, etc. v. t.
To shake, i^^zz^:^^. To swing or
move about.
C^eS 2. k. n. A fire-place, furnace, an
oven, hearth. -nja::^J. The three
stones of which an ole consists. -'33j,
-sJjs:!), -ooS^J, -3oJ3::Sj. To form an
ole. -^JZ^^o. To kindle a fire. -A
'i5oi 353*0. To put fire into an ole.
Zj°3.. = iuOjSj s. j-^, g. V.

d'
2o»3 k. «. A small dotra.

Cjiyo k. (d. v. To will; to like, love).

:od. 1st pers. s- neg., as: s3J3:Ss3jas3^,

o5j3$r(s3^d, I will not do elc Neg.

part. i-«J,^. cdJ?=ffDn4teJ,i:SJ. (t'J^.

oi3«)^B^r(siejciJ). Why not?

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ZjTj-R k. n. Joy; feast, festival. 2, |
speech, news. -^^Jco'dj. To send
news.

ZjTj^, ZjTjXio k. n. The gums.

ajTJ'Cio (cf. iu!3 2) k. ^'. t. To ooze, trickle,
flow gently, n. Oozing, etc. tjSrtrc*.
A kind of crystal. -?i?dj. Trickling
•water.

2oA)(— 53A)) f. n. A little.

2j^ 1. (— enjv*) k. H. That is true,
good, nice, etc. Its final is doubled
before a folloioing vowel. t«s*J^ra. A
good quality. -:fj3s3, -!5j3e3. A beauti-
ful beam. -?!)&, -Sjs^j. A true, good
word. -53jj3o . A real pearl. -iSv^rio,
-o3^r!o. Beautiful lustre. -oif^. iu«?^
??. Good, eatable oil.

gj^i (= loS?, qf. r.) 2. k. j)rep. In, into,
among, at, with; as: rS^Sdjas"*, sJofS

5o=f, ZuS?o^. Control. -t9i3..

eic.

iuS?B,. The inner sole of a shoe.

ii'

2oS^ k. n. The inside. a. Inner, sub-
ordinate. -^ej53oo. A subordinate
paragraph. -^ocJj*. The palm of the
hand. -rtc^. The inner side, Inside;
meanwhile; afterwards, later. -riJ
Wo,. A secret, -rtoa. The inner part of
a temple. -i^jso'ctJ. Bending inward,
concave. -csO. A bye-path. -iS^s!,
-o?5:^o, -A)?»3o. An inland country.
-^zid. To yield, to be subject to;
to be merged. -Sa^. To make
subordinate; to inclose; to seduce.

-tp^rt. An inner part; a subdivision.
-53j^. The inner side, as of a cloth.
-?ioJ^o. A plot, intrigue. -?iol3jrv3rf.
An intriguer, plotter. -?UDej, A secret
debt. -^rf?1o. The tail end of a
woman's cloth. -c^J?^,. The inside
of the belly ; the stomach. loVsodj.
Intermediate space.

Sj^^^Xo k. n- The inside, inner part.
p?"ef». (= io«?rt, q. V.) "Within, in, into.
-wrij, ioS?rrario. To get into the power
of; to submit one's self ; to be subject;
to incur. z«s?f\odj3V'r1. Secretly, pri-
vately. -T^Ji:id, -zSjs^dj. To give out
a secret.

Zi'^'R (= iu°n?rij) k. prep. Inside, within,
in, into; as: eA)ao3j3Vii, cSejcSjs^rl,
?)?5j3S?/1, etc. -'atfj, w-ffs^o. To be
inside or in. -^^do. To go inside; to
sink, as an eye. Uj«^?ij3^rt. rep.

2o^^ k. n. The inside; a secret. 2,
control.

2oS?;^J, Sj^ ^0 k. n. That is good, nice,
handsome, excellent, well. ioS?33f\
Sjj);::Sj. To do a thing well.

2j^,rf k. n. A good, nice man.

2jS? k. n. Goodness, handsomeness, etc.

V

fsee iu^:^J). a. Good, nice, fine, excel-
lent, proper; geri . :«.«?) cdj or lu*?)?.
Cpds.: -=#ei?d, -rijra, -jScSJ. -cSo. =
lo^;^, g. I'. 2««?,5do. Very good, well.
-odoSol). A good man. -^fd. Good-
ness, good conduct, propriety, etc.

4o. The fifteenth letter of the alphabet.
2, a contraction of s^>-53; as.- W7lj3?z:ij,

Z,interrog. affix, as: rfjjS^d^JS?? itci

4, iwi. of admiration, etc., as in oioqra

s3j3;::ao;S d! 5, in/. Ij ij{—lji£S)^), o,
oil! 6, int. of calling, as: Ij :SdJ3 , Ui
:S?S5. w. j. To be attached to, fond
of. P.p. io^. IoSjo. a beloved man,
husband; f. luSSv*.

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§j?^5 k. »i. Vomiting. - sJj (= t«?^ 0 ^,
etc). To vomit, retch, spit out ; to
emit. -^. Vomiting.

Sj^'9. Sj^O'S' k. 71. A red liquid of
turmeric and chunam sprinkled upon
persons at the holi feast or other
auspicious occasions. -tfc^j. To
sprinkle tlie okuli on one another.

SjSS'd s. n. The letter io.

Soa63. = 2oaUo, q. v.

§oA^k. ?i. Boiled rice; also lortdrf rtoii.

2jyO s. »*. A stream, current. 2, a
heap, multitude.

Sjoss'd s. n. The mystic syllable 6m.

Zodi k. n. A teacher, guru. 2, a car-
penter, blacksmith.

SjSioJ, §J3i?jJ^ s. n. Strength, energy.
2, light, splendour. 3, manifestation.

§j^ a. k. n. A row, line, range; regu-
larity, order.

§jU ^/"r. i.jSj) k. H. Running; a run,
race; speed. -n5tf. A runner, racer;
f. -n5)tfs?j, -ns^r.

SjfeSl. k. n. Tho tree Garcinia pictoria.
2, a jungle reed. 3, a crack, hole.

5oB 2. f. «. A half of a cocoa-nut shell.
2, the shell, as of the wood-apple,
almonds, etc.

ZiTi k. »i. A boat, ferry boat. -rrarf.
A boatman.

§jTli 1. k. «. A fragment, potsherd; an
earthen pan; the skull.

SjT^O 2. k. f . J. To run; to flee. Ija
3oJ3?rto. To go quickly, decamp, lo
CfsU, tjras)|.y. Running about. L>ZiD
aj, i«ra?^:Sj. To run about, skip.
LseisJ. Running about. laa^cJ. To
causetorun; todriveaway. ioSrotSc^J.
To drive off. -Ci,li^'i. Running.

§juj k. n. An earthen hoop used for
walling the inside of wells; a large
store-vessel. 2, a fried cake,

§orQ k. A verbal affix, as: sSja^r^jsgrs,
cJdoSjs^cs. 2, a(l'. of verbal nouns.

as: c3j;r(«?J35r3, ror3Jrtoajs.5r3, SdJ
^dj^^cssS- 3, off. of the 1st p. pi.
imp., as: ioiijs^rs! ao.«??1j55f9! tS^s?
:3^?r3! elc. Let us run! etc.

§jrf k. ?(. A line, row. 2, a lane,
alley.

Sj§ k. n. A kind of lizard or chameleon,
blood-sucker.

Sj3j {of ioCjJ) k. n. Reading, study.

corfo k. I', t. To read; to recite; to study.
ioft^, -<S^. Reading, etc. LcS^O.
To learn to read. \»zii\Ji^, LcJrl/a
a?3j. To let read. La z5So. To read
off. lo:Sioc!j. To be able to read. iocSj
53 ^JcSjrt. A pupil. iua^So. To cause
to read; to instruct, iunt)^. A reader;
a learned man.

2oc33^o s. n. The name or mantra that
begins with lu, i. c. i^ oiSjs av^:x^.
2, a N. of the alphabet.

SjSjDQ k. n. Likeness, similarity.

So^i^o, £j;^00, &J^, 2j^ k. n. Bishop's
weed, Liguslicum ajwaen.

SoOSJ k. int. 0! ho! hallo!

£ow (=lo3, g.ti.) k. ?t. Declivity, sloping.
2, side, edge, margin.

hxi'P^B (= S3^dhSJ k. )i. A husband's
brother's wife.

SjTJ^ \L.n. Equality; similarity; a
match. -oijS. A man of the same
age.

So:JS k. n. Sloping, declivity; variance.

5o'df>3 a. k. ?i. A line, row. tjrfrfjSJ.
To be or put in a row.

SjTJo k. 11. A hole. v. i. To think;
ponder; to consider.

Sot3 k. n. Leaning, sloping, bending ;
declivity; crookedness. a. Slant,
oblique, crooked. -=^J3?d. veil. -'^^•
A tie bending to one side; a way of
tying the turban, -rtrsj. Asquint-
eye; a side-glance. -i^S^d. A pent-
roof. Other cpds.: -ir^, -%, -53->jsrO,
-E3js^d, etc. -odjsrto. To become
crooked.

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§jejA (= STswri) f. 71. Service, homage,
an assembly; an audience; a durbar.
2, a haut-boy. -^, -=^js:^o. To hold
a public levee, to pay homage. -33s3.
A hall of audience.

§j<2;7\?jj, Laocsoo/, §oe;s;rfj f. v. t. To

serve; to assemble, to bring together.
Eo£Jt)i3 k. n. Affection, friendship. 2,

swinging.
§j(a3c^0 k. V. t. To love. V. i. To sport

in water ; to swim, bathe.
2j£^0 k. 1I. A bail, security, pledge ; a

hostage. -°-:?rio, Lcsrtj. To become

bail. -'^'5'i) -"SiO^o, -=#J3Sj, loC:Sj.

To give as a pledge, security, or

hostage. -n^d. A bondsman; f.

■god k. n. A leaf of a palmyra-tree, a
cadjan leaf used to write on with an
iron style. 2, an ear-ornament of
gold or of palm-leaves. -tAo^'i. A
coil of palm-leaf. -2^s?3ooloj. A
pendent of an ole ear-ring. -.BrfrtrJ.

The screw of an ear-ring. -^?i=5^. A
book of cadjan leaves. -zp^rt.. A
female's good fortune to wear an
ole as a sign of her husband being
alive. i«e3ocJj djtf. The palmyra tree.

&J053lJ k. n. A government servant who
carries letters, etc., a porter.

Sj^^ s. 11. A plant, herb. 2, an annual
plant.

Sj^ s. n. A lip. lo^^. A labial.

ioti'6 k. a. Sloping, slanting. n. An
unsatisfactorily balanced burden.

Sj?i5?j0 k. V. i. To go to one side; to

turn aside; to give way, yield; to go

away ; to hesitate.

SoXl.'rf (a. k. ij^or!) k. n. Cause, reason
o
sake. "prep. On account of. "Syj^SKj

=f J?, p?o, rf, oSjjiijs?^, d, io«?,PCj^js, 97i Ti,
■A^ ■* ' ^ ^ ■* ' V -& is

Sj^jae, 2o^J3?ooj3e k. int. of wonder,
admiration, etc. Ho! stop! oho I

§j^ (= LjeI) k. n. A continuous line ; a
row; succession.

1? . The sixteenth letter of the alpha-
bet. In Kannada words it is another
form of «S5S, or of S5»J (as: eisi):S6J=

?SU^i, 55;^^^= Spiffs, 35jdj=: 3^do),

a7id therefore for all Kannada and
Tadbhava words with initial 5? not
foxmul below see under initial ^^ or

gpsarJ s, n. The letter S?.

fpS'o (= essS^o) k. V. t. To press down,
squeeze, shampoo.

g^AJ (= jssjrio) k. V. t. To yield to
pressure, as a ripe fruit.

^Zj^n (fr. ^2^:3) 3. n. Fitness, pro-
priety; pleasure, delight.

S?3i?j s. 71. Lustre, shine ; gold.

SFeio. = essS-^J. g. v.

^:i<^ (= e^s^cSaj, tb. of eidoo:^) n. The
castor-oil plant.

gp;^ f© (= es5j3r3) k. «. A festive dinner
2, an invitation to dinner. -wJScSj.
To make a feast.

gj^o^j3S;*o (=e3s§3ji?v;3s?j,, fr. ^^) k.
V. t. To hide one's self.

g?sfo^i5^n (/■)•. eAJ30*) s. n. Anxiety,
uneasiness; eagerness, zeal.

gjo^cdor (fr. erusj^d) s. «. Generosity,
nobility, greatness.

gJcJS^^Nn (/■»•. eAJC3-?,ljPo5) s. ?«. Indiffer-
ence, apathy.

^fj^^o (fr. yuc^;^) s. n. Height; great-
ness ; haughtiness.

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Ps^D^dN (/■»•. yvsra^ioi) s. w. A kind of
adoration of Agni. a. Devotional.

?ti (= aS^d) k. n. Lightness.

?li;rf s. a. Legitimate, n. A legitimate
son.

ir

§?^z;j s. «. Medicine, drug; a herb.

-^jsSj. To administer medicine.

-53je):3j. To prepare medicine, apply

remedies.
§j^, ^ s. 11. A herd of camels.

o

The seventeenth and eighteenth letters
of the alphabet. The first is generally
called anusvara or soune, and the

second called visarya, is found only in
Samskrita words. There is no word
beginning tvith either of these letters.

^

^^ The nineteenth letter of the alpha-
bet. ^. The letter ?* pronounced with
the short a.

S', 'S'o s. n. Brahma. 2, the soul. 3,
the sun. 4, the head. 5, water.
6, pleasure.

^cOSJ. = *co, q. V.

^Cri s. n. Brass. 2, a metal vessel, a
goblet. 3, a king of Mathura killed
by Krishna. 4, a bracket; an arc.

^c;dos? (lb. of 'si>qX,-3-5^) n. A gong;
a triangle. -=t. A gold- or silver-
smith; f. -f^3.

u'ss'rf s. n. The letter =5^.

^^Orf s. n. A peak, summit. 2, a bull's
hump. a. Pre-eminent, chief.

^S'o^ s. n. A region, quarter. 2, the
tree Tcrminalia arjnna. a. Chief,
pre-eminent.

^S'oe;;^, 'S'^'oe^^f k. n. Love ; compas-
sion; vain desire.

?5^3^ f. n. A father's younger brother.

3^^,7^ f. n. A piece of twisted cloth
dipped in oil, lighted, and used as
a light.

'S^'^.w k. 71. N. of a weapon.
^^,835^,5, ?f5',&835S5 k. n. Crooked-
ness.

tf^.eisi. =*^jui, q. V.

3^3\?dl. k. n. Trouble (heavy breathing,

etc.) arising from an overloaded

stomach, from running, etc.
2r^,jj2. lb. of =5^*~2i, q.v. -rrerf. A cruel

man; f. -t\zi^~.
3^^_i?jJ (= ^'^js ^=;j) f. M. A cac-hus: a

privy.
^5t),83^^ k. n. An affrighted or timid

man. -0, ^s'^^il-fr, =5'5?,wi5'J. Fear,

alarm.
^•CTj (cf. ^^) s. n. A mother's younger

sister; uncle's wife; step-mother.
^^J^l. (= ^s'a^J) a. k. n. A notch,

dent; the rough or toothed part of a

millstone, file or saw; roughness;

sharpness. 2, a splinter, shiver.
^^Oj 2. k r. i. To vomit, n. Vomiting.

■??*(_ ^. To cause to vomit.
S'S'o^ 8!)?rO,. = is'^^zS^O, q.r.
^^, k. «. The pudding-pipe tree, Cassia

fistula.

^"^jSjfC; S.71. N. of a plant bearing a
berry containing waxy and aromatic
substance; a perfume made of its
berries; also -'^.

^?fj3,?rf0. = '5'=^?iJ, q. V.

^"^ (=*^ ) s. n. The hem of a garment
tucked into the waist-band. 2, a
girdle. 3, the armpit; also -sijjsej.
4, a forest. 5, an objection or reply
in argument. -3J5ej. A bag carried
under the armpit.

^•o\ s. n. One party as opposed to
another; objection, contention. -Astf.
A party (in a civil or criminal case).

^F\ (==5^:^05 q. V.) k. n. Hardness;

strength, etc. -rtoWj (=^^:aJrtciMj). A

fast knot that cannot be easily untied;

a hard knot in wood. -rt^d. Thick

darkness. -^ejo , ^^ri ejj . A verv

hard stone. -s^Caj, 'g'rre So. An im-
n

pervious jungle. -=g^o3j, ■g'rra o3o.
An unripe fruit. -=s=Dtfj, ^na tfj.
Great dryness, drought. -=ff3aj,
-■tf nD ej. Famine. -'5'Jow^, ^rtj oio°^.
A hard gourd.
^A k. 11. A long, tedious speech or

A

literary composition.

^o (=:B'rjj) k. Ji. The eye. -tfra. An
eye-drop, tear, -^d, '^orid. A side-
glance, leer. -w=)raj, -n^raj. To
perceive, -"^dd, '^oA:^^. To be blinded,
confused, vexed; to be afraid. -A&
?N>J. To blind, bewilder, confuse.

^o^r®, '^c'^^ s. ?!. An ornament of
the wrist, bracelet. 2, a waist-tie.
3, a crest, trinket. -w=)!3. Borax.
-rtjtSK). A partial eclipse. -^^- -A.
man tying a kafikana round his
wrist for any auspicious rites.

^o'&'6 h. n. Gravel, a pebble.

S'o^'^0. = ^o^'j^, q. V.

^c^sc; s. 71. A skeleton. -zpti. Who
carries the backbone of Vishnu : Siva.

^cu k. n. An ear of corn stripped of its
grain, -wa. To thrash out corn.

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T^O^O"^ (^ = CO) k. ?i. The armpit.

^OA^, 5^oa5« k. ?i. A blind man.

'So7K^xio k.n. Displeasure, anger.

5o7\«)^ h. a. Poor ; poverty-stricken ;
weak. ■B'onsej. A pauper. -3?:.
Pauperism, wretchedness.

^OAO. = 'S'orracJj, q. v. 2, the heart-
pea. 3, the Indian millet -'jrio, =5*0
mr\j. To become angry or annoyed.

'^o'Rzij^ see s, 'S'o.

'^oUsi^'d m. n. An ornamental cordon,

groove, etc.
'Si;^ s. n. The hair of the head. 2,

matted hair. 3, a binding, a band.
3^£i3viN k. ad. Smartly, forcibly. 2,

with the sound of treading or any-
thing falling into mud.
^£^5^ k. n. A dish of boiled vegetables

or fruits seasoned with salt, pepper,

etc.
"dtijjD h. ji. Rubbish, dirt, straw. -=!?ej?i.

Worthless business. -iOii. Municipal

tax.
5'£S?& { = ^iSjO) h. 71. A hall of

audience, a court for administration

of public business; an office. -33jsSo.

To open a court or office for business.

Cpds..- -€ej?i, -133*0, -eru^js.^n.
"a sS.ee'd f. n. The long Zedoary, Curcimia

zei'iwibel.
^si ri (= =5*!!^ d) h. «. Filth, rubbish.
5^2:^ 5 k. n. A kind of vegetable dish.
g'ei S? (^=0=) a. k. «. An honorary

arm-ring.
^2J^7> h. a. Unripe, green; raw; rude,

rough; tender; minor, less. -?353o.

A seer of only 20 or 24 rupees' weight.

-'^ej'S. A clumsy affair. -rfjfij5i>. A

mean man. -e3=^. A rough account.
^£^0 k. r. «. To bite; to sting. 2, to

gripe, ache, as the stomach, v. i.

To join. n. Biting ; a bite, an incision;

a notch; a wound. 2, washing;

water in which rice has been washed.

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It

-t?y, ^i3Ti y. Quarrel. -^:ij, ■ts^'.St)
2*3- To bite one another, as dogs;
to quarrel, -'^li ?to. To cause to bite.

la

A leafless plant, Kaemp-

ferin galanga.
T^d (lb. of ^ff* & ■5''^,) n. The hem of
a garment tucked into the waist-
band.

3,

2, a female's cloth,
girdle.

Zr
'o'e^. (='5'ij no. 1) s. n. 2, marshv

ground. 3, the bank of a river,
4, a tree. -^ja. Chasteness.

'S'aiSi^ h. ?i. The sash worn by peons

or sepoys.
"^^isiPi (= sjiaJS-d) f. n. The date fruit.

"S^ai CJ s. H. Lamp-black; a collyrium.
^3i3 odJ /". ?i. Bread. 2, a kind of

sweet cake.
'S'^ fib. of szi'ii^'r) n. Scab (the disease),

itch, -ioorfj'5'. One infected with the

itch and always scratching it; f. -loo

rfj*. -SoO^. Parasite in the itch.
tS^c^s k. «. A marble. -5:?3j. To play

marbles.
'S'cEa 1. k. n. A kind of bitter and sour

orange.
^oeJ 2. (<&. ©/■ =ff«)o"^) ?i. The town

Conjeveram. -ijo;'^. A small white

"^o&^S) h. H. A dancing girl.
3'o2.333tf s. n. The mountain ebony,

Bauhinia variegata.
"Soi^O (tb. of ^^o^A n. White brass,

bell-metal; a vessel made of it. -m^o

TSDPiJ. To appear or come suddenly or

like a flash. -erodtf, -0«?. A round

vessel of "S^olSj.
^otio'^ s. n. A bodice, jacket; an

armour.
5^o3i s. a. Water-born. n. A lotus.

2, Brahma. -riqjr, -cra'.fl, -dj3?J3p<,

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*o;^j;ocitf. Vishnu. -a, -uis, -eru
:3o±), ^o^JB^ciol). Brahma. -sJ^O.
The moon. -Ksj, ^^osejS. The sun.
3^U 1. (= *:!) k. »(. End; corner. --JjSZQo,
-^eioSj. The two corners of the mouth ;.
a cheeck.

"^y 2. s. 71. A twist of straw; a mat.
2, time, season. 3, the hip. 4, the
temples of an elephant. 5, excess.

^yt? 1. k. n. A butcher.

3^y5'2. (<f). =aZir{) s. 11. A bracelet,
anklet. 2, the side of a hill; table-
land. 3, an army. 4, the ocean. 5,
a tusk.

3^U5'&S. = 5Ji5'y, q. V.

S^W^feS, 3^y^63 1. k. n. Trouble, annoy-
ance; grievance, distress.

^y^S2. k. n. A railing, balustrade.

^yStSjs^rJ, ^Uo20'5 s. n. The medicinal
plant Helleborus niget'.

"^^■b k. n. Irony; derision. 2, a shrew.

^^yS^O 1. k. n. A sort of white or
reddish clay. 2, dryness, crispness,
as of bread.

5^y3^j2. (/b. «/■ *y^) n. An ear-ring
set with precious stones or pearls.

^ybfeS ( = ^W^13) k. n. Annoyance;
teasing. 2, gabble.

S'&o^'a s. w. a side-glance. 2, kind
regard, favour, ^sjs* So. To look at,
to favour, regard.

^&!Do3i?j s. n. A railing to lean
against.

S'&SOSJ^jO b. V. t. To reap, as corn.
2, to deduct ; to finish, ^^ts^- Cutting,
reaping.

'^foD0(='5'350) h. 7i. A sort of dagger.

S'&sSo (=^3SCOo) s. n. A boiler for
oil or butter; a frying pan. 2, a
hemisphere. 3, nearness. 4, opportu-
nity, season.

?r^l, ^63 k. V. t. To cut a stone with
a chisel. 2, to keep the mind awake.

S'^'j. s. n. The hip, loins. -ioo:;3. A
girdle; a zone of the earth. -^5)3.

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^i^js^d

Lumbago, -Jdjs^. A waist-band worn
by females.

?rUO, ^Uo^ s. a. Pungent; strong-
soented; biting; bitter; fierce. 2,
disagreeable. n. A pungent taste.

S'feS.eed h. n. A bowl or cup.

End. -'gd.
Ttie farthest end; at the very end.
-sro:3 d, ^s^Uj,^ d. A final answer.

^W.'rf, ^U,C® k. n. A building.

S'y.eS, ^y,^ (A-. *Uj,) k. n. An order,
command, rule; rate; a case. 2, a
weight used by goldsmiths or jewel-
lers. 3, thick butter-milk. -i<3°ej. A
bag for keeping weights, etc. -SjsSj.
To order. 8>^-. Daily.

"^^ /R (ib. of ?3mi €) a. Wood or timber;
fuel; a stick. -?^^^- reil. -nsc!, -odosi.
A wood-seller, -rijra, -»3jfS?SJj. A
hard heart; obstinacy. -^S^. To cut
wood.

^yol. (='5'^, (l-v.) k. ?^. Intensity;

eo
excess, etc. ^w,3;S, ^2J,dra(.. A thick

jungle. ^^WjOioO. A thick kind of

porridge. *^^) '^^'^j see separately.

*&39,^. A strict order. 'S'fea.ol). A
w a? eo

firm resolution. '5'&:|,^j. A strong
man

^i3,=^jti«?o,. To obtain merit.

tO V

^li,

*e3"?,s?^oi- Great valor.

eo

S d. A strict order. *Wo,33 ci. Rerais-

— e ej — =

sion of land-revenue on account of

loss by failure of rain, etc- -»5jAj^.

Excessive pride. -:;j;^-). Strength.

-eroajjooj, ^Wj.sjjSo. A ffreat noise

-5oJS?. A strong acid, -sara^rt, 's'W^^rt.

A hard task.

?ryj, 2. k. V. t. To bind, tie; to affix; to
eo
yoke; to construct, build, form; to dam

in, as water; to shut up, as a door;
to lay by, deposit, as money; to re-
strain; to apply to; to determine, as
price; to collect; to obtain; to bewitch,
charm, v. i. To be checked, stopped,
formed. {=niir§JiVx. To embrace, ^rs^

■ifjsoSj 5jj3^rtj, To conduct away

with one's self. '5'l3.2ot)B'j. =t&Jj,1, v. t.

eo eo '

*^So. To cause to bind, etc. -^'i.
Tying). n. Binding, fastening; re-
straint. 2, a band, tie; a boundary.
3, a pack, bundle. 4, a frame. 5,
build, form. 6, a regulation, rule.
7, a fiction. 8, bewitching. Cpds.:

■* cO' E^ eo 60' eJ'

oi;:^j^Wj„ rSaSrfWj., Sorf)=^Wj,, etc. ^W,
ej' eO' eo e«j

:iT^. A binding written agreement.
's'y.t^. Boiled rice tied up for a
journey. =5'to|.rto. To become a rule;
to stop; to be shut, as school.
?r^|,a. Rightly, positively. '5ra|,ri,
■Sseirf. A necklace of small gold
beads. -=5^:^. A fiction. -siJSCaJ. To
bind, tie; to restrain; to regulate;

order, -rfjoyj,. Great embarrassment,

eo '

strength. -;3D?i. A wrapper or cover^

-^zo. A fictitious term. -B'eSjs.d. To
CO eo

break a rule; an association to be

dissolved. -*. A man who ties; a

fiction.

g'yjS. k. «. Soup of any pulse. ^^,c4.
eo k J

Boiled rice mixed with it (cf. s. ^wj^).

-ti?d, -?ratfj. Such soup seasoned with

salt, pepper, etc.

5^63 k. >i. A structure; a guard-house-
eo
2, a dam, dike. 3, a bridge. 4, a

basin round the foot of a tree(=wt)

^Tsw, q.v.). 5, a pond. Cpds.: esE^-,

y^j^t)-, S>?tf-, ?iJo^cS-, etc.

^K ==5iy.«?, q.v. 2, a law-suit, case,
oo* ej ' ^

3^-5S&. = ^^'''0; q- V-

^a^S, ^©fo s. a. Hard; stiff, inflexible;
violent; cruel, harsh. -^, -^. Hard-
ness; cruelty. -ro^rfoiJ. A hard
heart; hard-hearted, cruel. "'^^^5
-SJojXJj. A cruel disposition, -djs^rt.
A dangerous sickness. -aj9cSo. To
harden; to vex.

'SSji^Ti s. a. Hard; stiff; sharp; cruel.
2, full. -^o5. Hardness, severity.
Cpds.: -siJB^J, -^3*^, -'^'^«

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^d

^rf 1. k. M. A debt. 2, a loan. -tS«s?o.
To incur debt, -niirf. A debtor.

"GTi 2. k. 71. A ferry, ford.

^tS 3. (=:^Co) k. n. End, corner.

5't^ 4. (==5':Sj) k. )i. Churning. 2,
cutting. -tIjb^OJ. A churning stick.
-^3^, -rt^. A chopper-bill; a small
crescent knife.

^Ti7\0, S'c^CAO k. n. A channel leading
/ water to a tree ; a ditch.

^Tidi k. n. A wasp, hornet.

S^rfs (cf. '^^) k. Ji. A book made of
folded cloth covered with charcoal
paste. 2, cutting; a cut, incision.

^c^jJO (fr. ■^a) k. a. Steep; upright.
2, hard, rough, severe, firm. n. Steep-
ness; uprightness; hardness, etc.
-Txs^. A powerful man; a harsh man.

'^xizjO. P. p. of ^5*3 or "^d.

^S^TiSO, S'rf^ k. 71. A species of deer.
^^200, 3^1^:200 k. M. A cake boiled in
steam.

?5^t^(yo k. 71. The sea; an ocean, -esrsjrt,
is'ii^ejrsjr!. The moon. -id. A wave
of the sea. -^€)7^. Cuttle-fish bone.

"Sxid. = *J|,, q. V.

^?S^?j. ==5'aD??o, q.v.

^■rf^ (= *Sio) k. w. An elk; the Indian
stag.

^iirj^ k. 71. A young cow or buiTalo not
yet calved.

^ZSS^'a ( = iuc55aja) f. ?i. Strictness;
accuracy.

^rn)050 (<b. of ^fc-1^) ?^. A large, round

boiler.
'^ZSS^'R, ^t3^4 s- n- Wooden shoes. 2,

a lathe; turning.
^Z3ti?jJ k. n. A skin (to sit or lie on);

also ^tSi)^^.
?*& k. V. t. To bite, bite or cut off; to

sting, as a bee; to pain, as the

stomach; to gnash, as the teeth. 2,
to cut, hack; to chop; to dig, as a
well; to pull. V. i. To itch, as the
body. P. ps. ^s'S, ^ziuio, ^acJj. *S
araW. Altercation. ^s^ansSo. To cut
down; to fight, wrangle. ^a, '5'a:^,
'^:^^. A cut, bite; a chip, piece, bit; a
potsherd; an oblong roll of cotton
thread. -3d. A leather-shield. -^
Wo^. The impression of a horse's
hoof. -oi);j^. Grits of rice.

5^a^0 (= *:S^J) k. II. Deficiency;
want, defect; inferiority. -sSjscSj. To
make less, decrease, -odj^rfo. To be-
come less. --vl^Vo. To fall short.
sSz^j -. More or less; difference.

^a^rore, S^aodjsr®, ^'aodJif^ k. «. A
bit, bridle. -23^=5^0. To bridle, -si*?,
-J2?s2»a. To pull in the reins.

^ili ( = tfyj.) k. 71. Firmness; intensity;
vehemence; swiftness; abundance, ex-
cess, ad. Greatly; swiftly. '"^^i-
Great trouble. -"S*^. A great thief.
-^5^j. A heavy loss. -^JB^sj, -r^JS^Sj.
Great wrath. -'n's.d, -ri^d. Great
darkness. -riO. A great hero. -r\sk.
Great trouble. -^JcSod, -rijciod. A
swift horse. -r1°a. A very mischievous
person. -J^s?. Severe cold. -traOii. A
talkative tongue. -clra^sS. Acute pain.
-5J33^, -5je>5j. A heinous sin. -srs^. A
notorious sinner. -sixasj^. A big
fool. -53?rs. Great swiftness. -Sjs?^.
Great grief. -SoCe. A very stupid
man.

"^Ti^^o k. 71. A cut, piece; a bit; a
headless trunk.

^rfj^ ^- "• Force, vehemence; severity;
pride; great valor.

^1^0200. = T?StOJ, q. V.

S'cSl. (— ^U 1) k. M. End, termination;
limit; direction; place, a. Last, low,
ulterior; inferior. -rir^^Jj. To look
upon as inferior, slight; to end- -rra
rJ?;j. To finish, accomplish. -r(js. To

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the very last; totally. -ii. Aside;

towards; in the end, at last, finally.

'^dA :if,. To rescue. -ri 5oJ3°rtj. To

go last; to go aside, -^ci"^. Until the

end. -cSjs^y. A side glance. -Cje)i3^j,

-3o305j;^o. To cause to pass by,

through or over; to save. -nji^o,

-SojWj,. The youngest child. =^d^€.

A common form of ^dcxl)©^. oiSri:^.

The left side, toortc^. The right side-

^zfs. h.v.t. To churn; to stir; to rub

together, as two pieces of wood to

excite fire. 2, to turn in a lathe-

3, to pass over; to get through.

V. i. To fall down, sink. 53j3=irf-. To

churn curds, n. Churning. -r^J3?t)J.=

=5'3rtj3?ajJ s. =5^cS4. -'JSajj. Turning

a lathe; also tfraso^.

^c^ k. ?i. A clown, blockhead; an un-
a
polite man. 2, a pitfall to catch

elephants. -sSjaSj. To make a dolt

of one. =D^C3^ W- Obstinacy, pertinacity;

stupidity.

'S'cSS odJ k. n. Force, compulsion, ex-
action. -n'Sii. An outrageous man.
-jjvjsz^j. To force, constrain.

^5 (tb. of =5=tiS) n. A small stick, fibre
of a leaf or a bit of a haulm. -53tj
no, -oijtfrtj. Stick lac; a stick of
sealing wax.

^S ( = =s^:aej) k. V. The Bengal gram or
chicken-pea, Cice7' arietinum.

^^ (= *C3J, q. V.) k. n. The eye; a
mesh. -^iJar^, -^si . A collyrium for
the eye. -^'jei. The socket of the eye.
-^jc3if. The inner or outer corner
of the eye. -r^a^oJ, ^orla^r'o. To blind,
bewilder, confuse. -'•^^- ^ smile
of the eye. -isisc^j. A faint notice.
"^c^ d, ^r^^ c3. Distinctly, clearly.
^d Sj. To fix the eyes, ^d e^o. Tears.
=o=j3J loj,. An eye-brow. 'S'raj 0. Smart-
insT of the eve; envy, '^n dj,

^f^ d. An eye-lash, eyelid. -Si6. A
web or film of the eye. -c3d, -zSi^J.

To open the eyes. -5jJJ"^j . To shut
the eyes. -^^., -?5o3j. A wink.

^0© 1. s. n. A grain, single seed; a
particle, a granule; an atom. 2, a
drop, spark, a. Small.

3^ro 2. k. n. A piece of cloth for a
female's bodice, as dsSu?-.

^f*3 3. C<&. o/" ajej) n. A thrashing floor;
a battle-field; a misty halo round
the moon.

^reS' k. n. Dough, especially of whea-
ten flour.

5r®5^5is a ( = ^raJtfS e3) k. ?J. A flitter-
mouse, bat.

S'roAS;, ^^TOTse) k. «. a shrub yielding
Tapioca, the bitter cassava plant.

T5'o®T\e3 k. n. Fragrant oleander, Nerium
odoruni.

S^f^S^i s. n. A corn-bin, i. e. a cylin-
drical structure for storing grain,
a granary, barn. -Sjt?. A wasp.
-sstfj. To store grain.

S'f'S So (— T?rf)53j, 15^^55) k. n. A hill-pass,
gap, ditch.

u^?53 k, mt. Lo! indeed!

^rJ 1. k. ?(. Sight, spectacle; ominous
sight; divination, sooth. -'^^^J. To
ask for a divination. -i^i'-PJ. To
divine. -nsC. A fortune teller; f.

^rf 2. k. n. A knot, tie. 2, a stone.
^f^ 3. (lb. of sj?j) n. A ditch; a mine.
^fj 4. f. n. An atom; grits; a trifle.
^rf^ k. H. The stalk of the great millet

deprived of its ear.
^rSSo, S'f^S. =^f353o, q. V.
S'f^so^rl^^J. ^ tfrs^S a, q. V.
3^5? k. M. A stick; an arrow. 2, a

wooden roller of an oil-mill.
3'oy r^?*- o/' TS'od) n. An iron style for

writing on palm-leaves. 2, the neck

of a vessel.
"dok^i 3. n. A thorn; the point of a

needle. 2, a foe. 3, annoyance,

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obstacle; danger. 4, a hunter. -^O.
A jack fruit. *oiJ*. An awn; a
troublesome woman.

^oUssQ -'^. s. n. A sort of prickly
nightshade, Solarium jacquini.

^oUe3, 'S'cB k. ?(. A double bag carried
across a beast.

S'cto s. n. A species of Solarium. 2,
the Acacia catechu. 3, any thorny
shrub. 4, a kind of gold ornament
for the breast, a. Thorny", annoying.

xS'oUj k. n. An offset in the wall of a
well or at the foot of a wall; a
flight of stairs leading to a well.

^O^ (tb. ^osJ) s. M. The throat. 2, the
neck of a vessel. 3, an iron style
for writing. 4, guttural sound. 5,
the body. -sjsgJ. Learning by heart.
-Sj3e3. A necklace, -ajrt,. Embracing.
-^J3^^. Vain talk. -^JtS^. The thread
worn by wives round their peck; the
sacrificial thread. 's'cSjs^^ <.. The
vowels lo, io, and ?o.

S'o© s. n. A collar; a necklace. *o9°!iS.
Roaring from the throat; a lion.
^oS^dsiDBCxio. N. of a Mysore king.
=5^095^5309 KJOFi Bora. A gold fanam
(4 1 Anas).

^oTi 1. k. n. Flesh, meat.

'ucTi2. (p. a. of =s^V5o). Seen; he saw.

^cTS 3. {tb. of ajo:^, q.v.) -3jo:So SJeiS'a
2^0. To speak so that further argu-
ment becomes futile. -^^, d. Sucrar-
candy.

S'o'rfFj k. »• Final settlement, treaty.
Cpds.: -Sj^, -sSra, dc.

^©■rfeS k. «. A kind of bill-hook or
cleaver.

S'ccil. k. «. A chink; a hole; an open-
ing, gap.

^o5 2. f. n. A measure of capacity and
weight. 2, a certain timber-measure.

^cci^ k. n. A ball of thread put into
the weaver's shuttle. 2, (fr. 'ffQ)
a piece.

?roa^ (= soo&t, fr. =^cij) k. n. Firm-
ness, positiveness, strictness, certainty.
-53j33o. A decisive word,

^oa?jO (= ajoa^^j) k. v. t. To settle, as
the price of a thing.

^orfo k. P. p. o/" r^"5rsj, q. V.

"^cZioTi k. H. A measure of capacity
equal to twenty kolagas.

S'otSodJ k. /(. A kind of sword. 2,
large extent.

^OcfjseeJ f. n. A basket for holding

grain; a store-room. 2, a weight

from 20 to 28 maunds.

^rJ k. n. A rope, cord; a neck-rope.
to

'S'r? pXio k. n. Tears. -??j3?uJ. Tears
to flow. -'a:eO, -3rfj, -KoOKo. Tears to
shed. See s. '^t^.

^r>S.i { = ^FS^, q. c.) k. n. The eye; an
eye-like knot in sticks, etc; a small
hole, an orifice; a mesh. -'b'Wj,. To
shut or bewitch the eyes; to deceive;
jugglery. -^li^ci^. A juggler. -=?=>
rso. The eye to see. --i^. To assume
an angry look. ^s^cS ^bj. An evil
eye. -B'jtfo, . The eye to be dazzled, as
by the rays of the sun. -n^s3. Faint
ing, swoon. -nj3o. The eye-ball.
-As^o'^. The pupil of the eye. -tS-'??
5^, -lS^cS. Pain of the eye. -»jB8o ,
-h^xij, -r^'-fJj. Rheum of the eye.
-iJjotiJ, -^JioJ,. Dimness of sight.
-53jj;S3 e3. A kind of blindman's buflf.
-Xf^. A sign made with the eye, a

rtoWo 2o9t-=#j3^Jv To frown.

V

-2oJS5^. A

white spot on the eye-ball. -sSjs^rtJ.

To lose the eye-sight. -oi^^J . *ri ^ .

To lift up the eyes. -sSj6 sSjbcSo.

To hide from view. -^jsd. To

twinkle the eye.
S'roj "^7^.^. ~ '5'ra*53 a, q. V.
??f? k. n- A clot, lump, as of jaggory,

flesh, etc.
^:^^ s. H. The clearing nut tree, Slrych-

nos potatorum.

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^^£3 h, «. A writ of agreement, written
bond.

^S'^^sSr (=f^zizir) h. n. Strife, conten-
tion; controversy.

3'S(=aj>3) k. n. Anger, wrath.

S'i^ D ( = *^, /b. o/' TS'drO) H. Scissors,
sliears; a rat-trap. -^°i)- A pick-
pocket. -'J3353!0. A gold ornament
worn near the top of the ear. -?iJ.
To cut with scissors; to cut; to shear;
to pick, steal.

^^ «3 (^^ <ziS) k. n. Darkness. Sjoort
^eS. Darkness after sunset. cooTi^ s3.
Darkness before dawn. -yrij. To be
dark.

'^'S^ ^ k. ?t. The Barbadoes aloe. 2,
the small aloe.

^B (tb. of v^) n. A knife; a razor;

a sword. -'^^^' To gird on one's

sword; to be hostile. -So^. A religion

established by the sword or force.

-?3e)t;Stf, -?;e)qSc^. Sword exercise. t3

J^-. A naked sword. -23t;^j. To draw

la iQ

a sword. -zi^izLi'^o, -^^. To pierce

with a sword.

^i^o 1. k.?i. The neck, throat. -^^JSOdoj,.

To cut the throat.

^gO 2. k. V. t. To inflame, kindle.

o

S'^J 3. h. 11. "Writ; a writinjc. 2, a

kind of hand-writing.
^^.0 &. tb. of ^Sj3,0, a. V.

D —

^S k. n. An ass, donkey. --o-Ouj, -=5*J
dJlo. The hyeena; a kind of deer.

tf'Sj. =^3 0, q. V.

^q^jj s. «. Telling, relating; narration,
tale. ^^^. A story-teller.

3^^ s. n. A speech; a tale, story; nar-
rative. 2, affair. -^?^o, *^?iJ. To
relate a story. ^g'ip^oSd. The course
of a story or conversation.

'S'rf k. n. The leaf of a door; a door.

^Sj^d k. int. Ha! ha! ha! -?irtj. To
laugh loudly. =5*CjS^3^j. To shake,
be asritated.

"^zizio k. V. i. To be shaken, stirred'

troubled; to become turbid, muddy,

impure, v. t. To stir. n. Turbidness;

mud. 2, commotion, tumult.
^rf^ s. n. War, fight. -riO. A hero

in battle.
^'rfoeo (= ^:Sot^) s. n. The tree Nauclea

cadamba. 2, a multitude. 3, mustard

seed, turmeric.
"^ti.TJCi k. n. A spindle. 2, lustre.
S'cieSr. = ^323r, g. v.
^c3e3 s. n. The plantain tree or banana,

Musa sapientum. 2, a flag, banner.

3, Siva. 4, an elephant.
^cSaij (= ^'cSSj, q. V.) k. i'. i. To move,

shake. ^cSsJii^^o. To move about,

shake, be unsteady. 'S'cSO^. Motion.

=^riQ7ij. To cause to move or shake;

to cause to become turbid.
^a k. V. t. To steal. P. p. ^rfj. -*, -rS.

A thief; f. -*.
5'Q'dJ^ "^zixSo k. ?i. A spike of corn,

ear. 2, a spindle. 3, splendour.
3^ae^00 h. a. Old, ancient. ^a^sJj. An

old servant, veteran. ^a^cDo. Long

standing.
S'sSoeOJ a. k. i\ t. To press; to distress,

trouble.
'uuioTio. = '^ddj, q. V.
^S a. k. V. i. To join, approach.

^'cij k. P. p. of *a.

o
^rfOj s. a. Brown, tawny. n. N. of

Kasyapa's wife.
^^ k. n. Blackness, ^f^::^. The black

country: Kannada (Canarese), the

country and its language; Canara,

the Carnatic. 's'fS, iSa?^. Canarese

language.
g'fi k. n. A dream. -^O'i. Talking

in one's sleep. -SO^^o. To talk in

sleep.
"^^"^ s. 71. Gold. 2, the thorn-apple,

Datura metel and fastuosa. 3, a N.

-:3d?;. N. of a Vaishnava devotee

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-3-^. A shower of gold. ^ci'S^JpsS^'s^.
Honouring a venerable person by
pouring gold-coins on bis feet or head.

tJjici. = *f3_a, q. v.

^(iXi"^ k. n. A pair of spectacles.

^^"do k. 71. A disagreeable smell, as
that of burning oil.

S'jieJj k. c. i. To chafe, be angry, n.
Anger.

??r^?jJ ( = ^rS) k. 71. A dream, vision.
-"rsnj, -^oSj^jsVj,, -jS^Vo. To dream.

^^>k. «. Tender-heartedness; pity, kind-
ness. -'S'cJ, Pity, compassion. -"^^
sJ^j, -T?0?3o. To have compassion on.

S'^jsi s. n. The smallest or least, the
last or worst; inferior, base. 2, the
youngest. -^, *S)^. The little finger.

^o^, 3'c^o h. n. A fixed term of pay-
ment, instalment (s^cOjn).

^cSO 1. k. t\ i. To set, as the sun, etc.
=5*0.^^. To extinguish.

S'c^O 2. s. a. Happy. n. The heart.

2, a granary.

^c^ k. »i. A bundle, as of straw, etc.
'&o'$ s. n. A rag, patched garment; a

thick cloth made of quilted rags.
^crfl. k. n. A young child; a term of

endearment for grown-up children.
S^osS 2. s. n. A bulbous or esculent

root, bulb. 2, a lump, swelling.

3, a kind of metre. -s3.>Jiej. A radish
and other esculent roots.

S'crfS' h. n. A ditch, trench.
^'cdd s. n. A cave, glen; a valley.

T?oS£;o k. )(. A small earthen water-
vessel.

^oc^)ts^Ti h. n. Military; police.

"^cuDoio h. 71. Tribute; tax, land-tax.
2, a space of four months.

5ca k. n. A cow that has calved. a.
Dust-coloured.

S^cat? k. n. Fading, faded state.

'S'ociJ 1. k. V. i. To be burnt or scorched;
to turn black, as the body. 2, to wan,

fade, wither, wane. n. Discoloration

by scorching; blackness; want of

lustre. 2, lowness of spirits, sorrow.

-^jo:ij. Stains and deficiencies. -'^%-

Impure silver.
75^0^0 2. k. n. A calf. 2, young plantain

trees. 3, the foetus of beasts.
^c::io 3. f. n. An iron plate for baking

cakes.
"S^odselo h. n. A money-bag, purse.

^?^j k. n. A hole made by burglars in
a house-wall, -'s's?^, -:5j3?0. Burglary.
-riS^O. A burglar's instrument, -nsd,
^s'cSji^?:^. a burglar. -€js3, -3j3=tfj.
To break a hole in a wall for burglary.

^?i^'rf. = ^c3*, q. V.

S^Rqcj ( = ?'?ia) k. n. A looking-glass,
mirror; a pair of spectacles.

S'c^^Sa k. n. A man of Kannada coun-
try; f. ^c^a?s3.

S'fr^Sjdo k. r. t. To translate into Kan-
nada. 2, to mirror.

3^Sh^, 'S'^lfn^. = *f3,, q. V.

^c5o s. n. A girl, maiden, virgin. 2,
the sign of the zodiac Virgo. -^?i-
Maidenhood. ^o5«'i<^J»S'J30. Cape Co-
morin. '5'o5'?';^3??i. Giving a srirl in
marriage. ^oS=>c^3- A vow of

virginity.

3^^'jJ s. n. Fraud, deceit, hypocrisy,
disguise, dissimulation. -nsS, -;^,
=5^5513. A deceitful man, hypocrite.
-^^, -^_,. Deceitfulness. -33^^. Dis-
guise. ^^5iy. Sincerity.

^jj."^ h. n. An article of apparel, cloth.

^rsirf f. n. A sort of cloak dyed with
kavi and worn by lingayita priests
or ascetics.

^3ie3, "^hfi k. n. An apparatus for rais-
ing water, consisting of pulley, rope
and leathern bucket, worked by oxen.
-rasfS. The leathern bucket. -3oJt3,

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^sroy s. 71. The leaf of a door; a door.

2, an almira.
^ajS<S) s. n. The skull. 2, a cup, jar,

pot; a lid. 3, a potsherd.
^2: s. n. A monkey. -rfJOwi,. A firm

grasp. -»3jjM),rratf. An obstinate

fellow.
"^h^ s. n. The wood-apple tree, Feronia

elephantum.
"^hti s. w. Brown, tawny. n. N. of a

rishi, the founder of the sankhya

philosophy. "tf^sS. A brown coloured

cow.
"^h^ s. a. Brown. 71. Incense.
"S^^e^ k. 71. A dove, pigeon.
S'^ea' s. n. A cheek.
^3ivl. k. n. Tribute; also -'?^rJ=#.
^3j, 2. k. n. A ring of wire for the wrist

or feet.
"^A"^ (tb- of^^rbi) n. A tattered cloth.
^3j,Ti (tb. of'^^T^) n. A large potsherd.
^sgv 1. k. V. t. To dig. 71. A hole in the

ground, pit. -tfjs?. A hole for catch-
ing elephants.
^s^v 2. k. ?i. Blackness; the black colour;

collyrium. a. Black.
^4\ 3. = 'S'^ 1, g. w.

??33^^ k. 71. A frog. -^s'rsj . Tory large
eyes. -=5^Ji5. A frog-shaped boil.
-z^^ . A bivalve shell. -2oJE90. A
spreading sore in the palm of the
hand or sole of the foot.

=tf^ s. n. Phlegm.

^80* k. 71. Blackness. 2, a stone, ^'w.
■k' A rose-finch. ^io^?ioO. The wave-
leafed fig-tree, Ficus infectoi'ia.

S'SO^,^ k. ad. In a snatching manner.
-^J^j . To bite snatchingly, as a dog.
-pioorio. To gulp quickly, as beasts.

^aOoqi s.n. Water. 2, a cloud. 3, a
headless trunk.

S^EO'd h. M. A Muhammadan tomb.

^20Q s. m. A knot of braided hair.

^20TjO h. «. News, information. 2,
attention. -:3e!Ci. A careful or strict
man. -niio*. Take care! mind!
-l3^0. Carefulness, strictness.

^5^200 f<&. of *53ej) M. A mouthful; a
bolus, pill. ■5'loO;^j. To eat, devour.

3'S37):^ f. H. A bullock or horse-load of
grass, etc. ^losa, -rS. A person who
brings and sells it; a milk-man.

^eOjaiOJ h. H. Agreeing to; consent,
agreement; also ■s'wjsO. -e^rij. To
consent.

^tSjae^ k. »i. A blind man.

•3^20 . <b. o/" =535S», q. V-

3^20 •&, k. w. A rose-finch, starling; see

S. ^23*.

^83^A (tb. of '^^) 71. A poet.

^83,0® ■5'20J,?J k. n. Iron. --n-W . Rust
of iron, dross.

^200, k. n. Sugarcane. "s^tS,^ So^oo.
Juice of sugarcane.

S^^JUJ, "S^^JOWj h. H. Rancidity, smell
of burnt oil or ghee.

^j^oor^a), "S^docc^eJO s. n. An ascetic's
water-pot. FLno-.

^o^o^)oojo s. a. Desirable; lovely, pleas-

"^"^yda k. V. i. To be burnt, scorched.
n. Scorchedness; the disagreeable
smell arising from burnt oil, etc.;
also '5^SjjO=#, -rl.

S'^Jfi) s. ?i. The lotus, Nelu7nbiu)n
speciosu7n. 2, water. 3, the moon.
--3^, =tfo3oC3'5;. Vishnu; lotus seed.
-orazji, tfsSjd^S. Vishnu. -rstjJF, -js,
-:fi53, ^dos3j3$ris»i. Brahma. -'J33o^»i,
-^^^, -^sj. The sun. -sS^O. The
moon. *tt5jCt)Uo3j, ^s^sijeS. Lakshmi.

S'^rec^J h. ?i. A bow; an arch, a vault;
a spring, as of a watch; a fiddle-stick.

S'^JsOSOoU na. n. Collection of the
revenues. -CJtitf. A sea-custom super-
intendent; a toll-collector.

^o3i, S'ozj^, S'ossoJJdJs^ s. 71. Trem-
bling, tremor, quaking. ^oh^^j.
To tremble, etc.

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^o^ k. n. A bad smell. 2, fragrance.

3*080, tb. of'^ov^, q.v-

^oaDS) k. 11. An eye-drop: tear. -ijsd.
To wipe tears. -'3 So, -'^'S^i, -rtO,
-rijO. To shed tears, weep.

^'oWe;, 3*020^ s. n. A blanket, cumley.
2, a dew-lap. -3oj°^. A caterpillar.

^OSOS;' k. n. Daily hire or wages. -A^tf.
A day-labourer.

^o83 k. ?i. Wire, an iron band; a bar,
rail; the bridge of the nose. 2, a
stripe running parallel with the
border of a cloth, 3, a thick bamboo
laid across the shoulder for carrying
burdens. 4, a club, mace. -rt. A
mace bearer, doorkeeper. -'STit. A
karabi bearer. -oijzco , "b^ow^o , A

la la

plate with holes for drawing wire.

^oEj5 {tb. of 5)°"-i^) "• -^ post, pillar.

-5gpc3. Worship paid to the first pillar

when erecting a building.

^zij.TTOTi. ='5^5iJ3,tf, g. v.
i, e ' ^

5*^0^, ^^^^k. ad. Fragrantly, deli-
ciously.

3»5j, y k. n. Coinage; mint. =5^530. 13.
'6 " e.

A coiner.

'^'^\'^:i h. n. The loins, waist, -i^oxi.
o
A waistband, belt.

Sttijj.'d {tb. o/'^53jF'ffe)d)w. A blacksmith.
c
-rrad. The workshop of a blacksmith.

S'.DO, h. n. Deficiency, -■s.'^k . More or

less.

T^o5oJ, k. »i. Fragrance, r. i. Breath to
d
be fragrant.

^odj< 1. ( = €o±i«) k. V. t. To do,
^odj^2. (^•cojo*, =^^) k. ?i. The hand.

^cdo*3, 'S'OSO (^^, g. 1-.) k. )i. Bitter-
ness; a/so =tfo3o, -i3^d). Neem or
margosa tree; also t3;d;.

^■61. ^..P.p.of ^d. -=^J3°^J). =^3cSj
'^j5Vj>. -"^JSoSjiotfj. To bring along
with one's self. -"^JSoSo SoJS^rto. To
conduct away with one's self. -SdJ,
To calland bring.

^■0 2. s. n. Doing, making (* ^.). 2, the
hand (i^^, "^oij*). 3, the elephant's
trunk. 4, tax; royal revenue. 5, a
ray of light. 6, a cloud.

^"dS^T? k. M. Grief, trouble; worrying,
annoyance. -SjsSj. To vex. ^d^
Osii. To feel remorse; to be grieved.

^■rf^O k. n. Cinder; the crust formed
on cooking pofs. 2, calcined drugs.

S'iJA {tb. of *d*) n. A kind of water-
jar.

S'-rfAPi (=r!rfr!^, <b. of =^^:^) ?i. A saw.
-ci sowo. The teeth of a saw.

"ST^aO k. I', i. To be dissolved; to melt;
to melt away; to become softened to
pity or love; to wane, as the body;
to pine away for grief; to languish.
^s'dA^Jo. To cause to be dissolved; to
melt.

"^TJlS^ZiOS^ k. n. A small pancake.

^•dU s. n. The shell of a coooanut.

^jiii^ s. n. A crow. 2, N. of a jackal
in the Hitopadesa; a backbiter.

"^"dzi k. n. Dried fodder-grass.

S^'dS k. 71. A bear. -SjO. A bear's cub.

S'riS:^ (tb. of =5*^0:0=5) n. A basket
or covered box; a casket or small
box of metal or wood.

^■dc^O 1. k. a. Rough, uneven, hard;
waste, useless. -=5srij:S. A waste paper.
-io3. To write roughly. -jJoj3j^.
Rough, inferior pearl.

3*dt^0 2. f. a. Rough, as an account, n.
A day-book; scrawling ; a scrawl.

^dr® s. n. Making; causing. 2, an
instrument, means. 3, an organ of
sense; also ^dri^oa^ol). 4, cause,
motive. 5, a scribe. 6, a rhythm;
dramatic action.

^TJrJ s. n. Doing. 2, =^:i^^. 3, a
mason's trowel; also '^Onf.

'Sxi^'^, '^Tid^'S s. n. A writer; a
village clerk; the head native official
of a district collector's oiBce.

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^rS 1. k. n. A clot, lump. 2, a ball
made of iron filings, nnd rice flour
and rubbed on tambours to make
them sound well.

S'ldro 2. h. n. The large brass trumpet
which sounds the bass.

^■dSO s. n. The palm of the hand.

^■dsse;, -^ a. n. A cymbal. 2, beating
time by clapping the hands.

T^-dzio. P. p. of =^6 1.

"^"^ihf^ s. n. A flat piece of wood for
cripples to rest their hands on.

S'TJeOoa^O h. n. The musk-melon.

S^'d'doSo s. n. A finger-nail.

^d^etJ s. n. A fragrant oleander.

^t^5o k. n. Calling, inviting.

S^oasijab f. n. A sword. 2, a man of
positive speech. '^O'si^Jstj. Positi-
veness.

u^troS s. n. A class of Brahmanas.

^Tj^TJ, 'S'cB'rfo h. n. A promise; an
agreement. -^sSo. A written contract.

S'Tjtie), 5d3^ s. a. Great, large, 2,
formidable, dreadful. 3, crooked.

^ODCJoSO?:^, ^'CXiT^eJoSO^ s. h. a helping
hand; helping; support.

^T^B^'t? k. 71. The seacoast region or
that of the banks of a river,

^5 1. s. V. i. To be scorched, burnt.
2, to fry, roast. 3, to dig. P. ps.
^Ocij, 's'O^j. ^0;^. To cause to fry
or roast,

^a 2. (= ^d) k. 11. Blackness; a dark-
blue colour. 2, charcoal. Gen. =5*0 Dd)
or *0?. -^, -Ti. A black man; f. -i-,
-l^. -:3^0, A thorny shrub with
fragrant flowers, Acacia farnesiana ;
the babool tree, Acacia arabica.
-J^rl. A disease of the cotton plant.
-i^^Oii. A potherb, Nigella saliva.

-^Ooii3. The Malabar cat-mint, Aniso-
meles malabarica. -:^J°vA). A small
shrub, the holy basil, Ocimum
sanctum. -aS?S. An unpropitious day.
-cSj. That is black. -f3A. A wild
shrub, Gendarusa vnlgaris. -^^^.
The curry-leaf tree, Murraya koenigii.
-sjjri. A black bead worn by married
women. -Sotf. The ebony tree. -cd)J
^CPrl?s:S. A Jamaican plant, Stachy-
tarpheta jamaicensis. -odojsj). A kind
of black sea-salt. -00^. The American
cotton-plant. -»0. To tear (i. e. do
away with) unpropitiousness.

T^b S.s.n. An elephant, -nooaj, -sSrfri,
Ganesa.

^D 4. (= ?*e3») k. n. Vegetables of any
kind. 2, flesh, curry.

^5 5. = *i3, q. V.

S'Bigo P.p. of *0 1, q. V.

[grass.

?r&T^ (0=63^) k. n. The Huriallee

"uSeTJ s. n. A tender shoot of bamboo.
2, a thorny shrub, Capparis aphylla.

'^'do 1. k. n. Embossed work, bass-relief;
a puppet. ,

Z'-do 2. (ciJ= eSJ) k. n. A calf; also *j.

"^xioC^ ^"don s. w. Pity; compassion,
mercy. 2, favour; pardon, a. Merci-
ful, -So^. Compassionate, pitiable;
a compassionate man. =^tioc^^ji~.
Pitiful. -T?S, =ffrfjf^=)OJ. A person who
possesses pity ; compassionate. '^tJc^
=^d, =5'C!jf^l5, *OJto=)0100, tftfo^ssSd

rs^AioqSj. An ocean of mercy. ^s'tforS
^0. To be merciful, to show mercy to.

^■do^o k. n. An entrail ; the bowels.
2, love, pity. -:aJB^Q3io. To be open-
hearted; to show mercy, -oi*?. Bowels
to yearn. -"g^iJo. To restrain the
bowels.

5^^0200, ^■rfo 3200 (:iJ = SJ) k. r. <. To
envy. n. Envy.

^iS 1. k. I", t. To call, invite; to sound.
P. pS. =5'dSj, ^tiCiJ, -^e?;^J, -=5'e?Jco?ij.
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To send one person to call another.
*d^, ^0^.0, ^3cej?ij, '5'd^j. To
cause to call, send for. -oljj^'f.
Calling.
^t3 2. k. n. A bank, shore; a boundary.

2, the border of a cloth or blanket.

3, a cow-house.

3t3 3. (= tfO, q. V.) k. w. Blackness; a
dark-blue colour; also 'S'^rl. Cpds.:

^ ' ^' 2/j' a' '

-SoO, e^c. -sSj. The black dame: a

household-goddess.
^tS 4. (d=S33) k. I-. «. To milk; to cause

to flow, to rain; to give milk.
^'Sjt^Ti h, n. A crore, lakh.
'S'^'ry, S'^sry^ s. ?i. A crab: the

sign Cancer.
^"Sf^ s, a. Hard, firm. 2, rough,

harsh, severe, violent; unkind. -^.

Hardness, harshness.
3^jse?"y s. n. N. of a serpent; also -'^•

S'Si^F-TJ (=tfiiJ3rf) f. ?i. The fruit of the
date tree.

^P9?" s. n. The ear. 2, a helm, rudder.
3, the sun. 4, N. of a hero. -ri:^.
Come to the ear. -^jS3i3. A demon
forced to communicate by whispering
in the ear. -^.rae3. Ear-ache. =s^fi°Fo
a^olj. The organ of hearing.

5f5Dry (=^*t^C4) s. n. The Karnata
country. -*. Belonging to K.; the K,
language; (also -v^^)', the Karnata
man. -^J3?<ij. A matchlock. -^B.'s^rfrs.
Agrammarof K. language. -tS^S. K.
country, -qrado. A K. verbal root.

^rJr, "^riF^. tb. of TS'rfe^, "tfdrf^s', q. v.

"S^F. tb. of *^^r, q. V.

'i^Ft) (= ^^0, '^^, q. V.) s. n. Scissors.

^^F'^r s. a. Fit to be done. n. Obliga-
tion, duty, task.

^^\r s. n. A doer, author, agent; a

creator; a master. 2, an agent,
the active noun, subject (g.). -3.
Agency.

'aZjSFTi s. n. Cotton.

^sgrTJ, ^^r"d s. n. Camphor. -^^•
Thick-leaved lavender, Lavendula
carnosa. -acs!^:^, -Soscp^c^j. A cry-
stallized gypsum.

^»l)r s. n. An act, action; performance,
business; duty. 2, the accusative;
the objective noun (g.); the idea of the
passive voice {g). 3, any religious
action. 4, sin. -=5'5tf. An artisan,
mechanic. -r!a. Fate. -c5. Skilful
in work; scrupulously exact in per-
formance of a religious rite. -:3^?«i.
Sin, vice. -q;!)dcxjj. N. of a class
of compounds. -SJSrtr. The way of
works. -:^33D*. The consequences of
actions. -?3i!-3- . The sun. -AS.
Success. 'S'SJsroSa. Fuseral rites.
tS^Cof. Acting; a sinner. tcDot^ . Very
active; very sinful. =5's5j$roa,odo. The
organ of action.

'S'sSorrf s. n. A verb in the passive
voice (g.),

^ziF ^ '&'^Ft^ s. n. Drawing, dragging.

"^^dF, = tf dj^J, g. V.

^6 (==5'oj^) k. n. A stone. -^jUrt. A
mason, -tj&ki,. A stone-trough, -era
dj. The bastard aloe. -SiSfS. A stone
quarry. -So«?. Hail.

^<V s. o. Dumb. n. Gold. 2, a musical
time; a melodious tone, as humming,
etc. -'S'ocS. The cuckoo (^J8?-^e3); a bee;
a swan; a pleasing tone. -^tJ. A
confused noise. -tfcstJ. Twittering
of birds. -tis3. A low sweet tone.

'S'Oo', "^O, k. M. Mixture; a mixture of
unboiled ingredients; infusion (mcd.).

^O'StZ^ k. n. A very long time. ad.
At all times, permanently.

tJOS^O k. V. i. To be agitated, shaken,
turbid, etc. v. t. To agitate, shake;
to stir up, disturb. 11. Turbidness.

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-SjsSj, T5'ej=5e):aJ. To make turbid.
=5'W3-?3o. To disturb, stir.

^t>o'^ s. n. A stain, spot, mark. 2, a
fault, blemish. 3, fierceness.

^(yAEi^o k. n. The water in which raw
rice and other vegetables have been
washed and mixed with strained rice-
water, etc. and given to cattle.

S'^'oaS f. n. The water-melon.

S'ly^i s. n. A wife.

e'cao^^o h. n. A mortar and pestle.

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^eJeSD^ k. ?t. Mixture, as of cold and

hot water. [water.

u'a'aio f. n. White rice growing in deep

'S'a'rfoo, S'eJo b. n. A reed pen; a pain-
ter's brush. 2, a paragraph; a
distinct head, item. 3, a graft.
-CTO?). A standish.

^($j(SJO h. n. Ruin, loss.

T^£J^ s. 71. A water-vessel, jar, pitcher,
vase. 2, an ornamental or rounded
pinnacle on the top of a temple;
a dome. -cdps^. The rite of worship-
ping a water-pot. -^.S^ . The rite
of fixing a dome on the top of a
temple, etc. -^s3c3. A rite prelimi-
nary to ^v^^^.

^£i?jj k. V. t. To mix, mingle, n. Mixed
state. '^t)^^ . Boiled rice mixed
with tamarind, chillies, salt, etc.

^£;5d s. n. Quarrel, strife; war, battle.
'^^ioTij. To quarrel. [swan.

"^e^Soo^j s. n. A kind of goose or

^£^^53oS s. n. The moon.

^£/35°3^(«;n s. n. Cleverness in the
elegant arts, as singing, dancing, etc.

^SJ^Tj s. n. Quarrel, contention. 2,
a collection. 3, an ornament. 4,
a quiver.

^£»320;^j h. n. Silken thread covered
with gold or silver.

^4)30:50, S^e^sOSO h. n. The tinning of
brass and other vessels. -rrarf. A
tinner of vessels.

^£;S(y h. n. A distiller or vendor of
spirituous liquors.

^i)t>A) h. n. A seaman, lascar.

^€> 1. k. I', t- To learn, study, v. i. To
be mixed; to come together, to meet.
P. p. tfO^J. n. A learned man. -"§,
-;^. Learning, skill. '^OTio. To teach;
to mix; also *wXo, q. v.

S^sS 2. s. n. A warrior, hero. 2, the
fourth age of the world, the age of
sin; also -cxJjjrt. -^5^. Valor, hero-
ism. -=53eJ. A time of sin and misery,
the age of vice.

^e3;^J. P. p. of *£>, q. v.

'S'tyosjl s. a. Turbid, muddy, m. Sin.

^e3 1. k. 71. The scar; a stain, taint.

3'e32, 'SCJi) s. 71. A small part; a six-
teenth of the moon's orb. 2, a
measure of time. 3, a fine art (there
are 64). 4, skill. 5, grace, lustre.

'S'O, s. «. Dirt, filth; a kind of paste.
2, sin; pride.

^e5, s. «, N. of Vishnu in his tenth

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and last avatara yet to come.

"^SJ^ s. 71. A precept, injunction. 2,
one of the six vedaiigas which
prescribes rituals. 3, a day of
Brahma or the period of a thou-
sand yugas. -:^tfo, -!rfa,5io, -^^"g^- One
of the trees (-w^, a creeper) of
svarga granting all desires.

^©sN s. 71. Making; fabrication, in-
vention. 2, a fancy, idea; an imagi-
nation. "^O 3. Fabricated, artificial,
invented.

^eD.7J0 s. V. t. To make; to fabricate,

oJ

invent; to assume, feign; to give a

precept.

^ei, r^ s. 71. A stain; a blemish; sin;
6
dirt.

^eJaqO® s. a. Beautiful; happy, au-
spicious, lucky. 71. Good fortune,
prosperity, welfare. 2, a marriage
festival. tfc?„t5. Sarasvatt; Parvatt;

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Lakshmt; N. of a tun6. -?cto5j. A
kind of sweetmeat.

?r<y OA'rfeS k. II- A shrubby plant, Sida

PO

rhombiafolia.

CO

S'eS k. n. A kind of coarse net-work; a

bag made of it.
^e^j k. H. A stone. -esraiJ, ^sj^raiS. A
mushroom growins in rocks. -'3rf O.
Mineral coal. -"^A, '5'ej^^fi A quarry.
-T^jy^. A stone-cutter or mason, -rsjo
u!j. a boulder. -cisCo (=s^e::|i^dj).
Asbestus. -z^od. A rock. -ra=)«?. A
•wild plantain tree. -So*?. Hail.
-SJJ0S?0,. Stones and thorns. -sJo^J .
Stone steps. -^i^d. Sugar-candy.
.?iJoi3. Wild ginger. -;<Jf9 . Stone-
lime. -3oe)^o. To throw a stone down;
to destroy another's business. -3oJ3^.
Lichen on stones. -»ij3, "S'^JS. A
stone-like or firm heart. ^^doljSi.
A man who has an unfeeling heart.
-oi?3, 'tfeS ?3. To throw stones, aiso
-lurt, -oojsd; a stone's throw, -lu^^s'
's'eSJSi^J. Stone pressure; a kind of
hard boil on the heel.

S^eSja e"^ s. n. A surge, billow, wave.

'&'d k. ^rt imitative sound of anger'
- - SjscSj. To sculd.

^Titi s. w. Armour, coat of mail; a
jacket. 2, an amulet.

^^2:^0. = *Ci^J, g. v.

tS'^tS ('ib. 0/' *SW) -'s'oW*. An ugly-
looking puppet of dough. -rSoWv. A
great cheat.

^^a, ?5'si:§ (<^. of ^Srfr) n. A cowrie.

3'^2i^ k. n. An ornamental, stitched
binding of a dotra.

^zixio k. 71. A bifurcation. -SjsSo.
A word out of place.

^f'dfS k. n. A sling for throwing stones,
-is'uj aojsa, - - oi'J. To sling a stone.

?rrfQ. = ^4a, q.V.

5^?j s. n. Composing; a poetical com-
position; a fancy, -rrati. A poet.

^rfe^, ?T^« (=*wti) s. n. A mouthful,

morsel; bolus. 2, a gargle.
S'^e;^ k. v. i. To become forked, to
branch off. n. A forked branch or
stick; divided state; a couple, pair.
-lud, =^si^jsd. To get branches.
^s:5e3. tb. of *^53, q. v.
S'^'^ k, ?i. A swoon. 2,--*3«?. 3, = ■5' 3

^A 2.
^d^Al. r<b. o/" =3^30?e=#) ?i. Siva's alms-
pot, a skull. 2, a metal vessel.
5'^^^2. f. n. A pack or bundle of
betel or plantain-leaves. -s3j~. A
house with a gable-roof.
^^^ f. n. A spinous shrub, bearing
black eatable berries, Corissa caran-
das.

S'ssy. = i^sc^W, g. V.

"^Zj^zi. — ^23^^, g. V. "tf^tiari. A cow-
herd; f. -nS.

S'sira^^o, 3^353030;^ h. ?i. Military ma-
noeuvres; parade.

^S) 1, k. V. t. (& X. i. To come upon; to
attack; to cover, overspread. (P. ps.
T?;3, =5^^, ■s'.ScSj). 71. A rush. -2^,
-=-j. To put upon.

^,3 2.8. n. A wise man; a poet. 2,
Sukra. 3, water. -€^^iJ. The
cleverness of a poet. -^, -^. Poesy,
poetic style. -oajs, =5*^?^^. A very
eminent poet. ^ti-. A taught poet.
^ri-. A born poet.

^Zd-:) k. V. i. To be turned upside
down, to be upset.

S'aodo s. «. The bit of a bridle.

3^Se3. /b. of =^3^^, q. V.

^;io'^o^':>. = *o^js<, g. r.

S'^aiO, ^'^SdOA f. n. The wood or the
oriental partridge.

^4a k- n. A quilted cover for the
night; quilted rags.

"^^n s. ?i. An oblation of food ot
ancestors.

3^^ s. n. A whip; a string, rope.

=^4e;

10c

=^^do

^"^.iSJ s. n. Consternation, alarm ; faint-
ing, a. Foul, dirty.

^^oz) s, n. A tortoise. 2, N. of a
rishi.

^3j;3odo s. a. Astringent. 2, fragrant.
n. An infusion, decoction of medicinal
herbs. -'S'S^o. To decoct.

^^, s. «. Trouble, misery, woe. 2,

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bodily exertion, toil, hard work.

3, difSculty. a. Bad, evil; severe.
-^J3Zio. To give trouble. -^rSo. To
suffer trouble. -Sa?iJ. To afflict,
annoy. -33J^aA)=^J5^o^. To get one's
self shaved. -SjscSj. To toil; to shave.
-i^co^o, -?3j3??oJ. Patiently to bear
trouble. =tfsi),ejj. Painstaking.

^?j 1. k. n. Rubbish, sweepings, off-
scourings; impurities in the body; a
weed. -^s'raj . An inflamed eye.
-rtoajjj, -Sojsd. To sweep, --szjo,
-toOrl, -^otf^JJ. A broom. -cisi. A
scavenger.

^g'^j 2. k. P. p. of i?Aj. -'iJS'-fo,. To take
away by force, snatch away.

^^5^:6 h. n. Poppy-seed. -rs:^. The
opium poppy, Papaver somniferum.

^r^ASOSO k. n. A hard, unripe fruit.

^?j20o b. M. Business, trade, profession.

"^rid h. ?i. The chief town of a district
or taluk; also ^?o"J3d.

©?jr}jl. k. n. Astringency. 2, unripe-
ness. 3, bad humours in the body.

4, dust.

T??j:ij 2. h. n. Deficiency, defect; profit

or loss on the exchange of coins.
T??j^,^, "^^iSi^ k. n. Uneasiness, as in

the bowels; disquiet.
"S^jJoeO, 3^s)oorfO, ^jJsOSOh. ?«. A butcher.
xS^idsS?? f. n. Indisposition.
^r^ 1. k. V. i. To slip down from; to fall.

2, to ooze, trickle. n. Fine rain,

drizzling.
"^^i 2. h. a. Pruned, castrated. n.

Pruning, castration. -SJ3::So. To

prune, castrate.

o^?jO^ f. n. Strength, power; the nutri-
mental principle, as of soils, etc.

"dTijiii h. n. Embroidery, -ir^, -sto^j.
To embroider.

S'fS f.n. The tie of an ai'igi, e<c. -SJ^sS^!.
A petticoat with strings attached.

'SXi h. n. Violence, force, annoyance.

S'^jj h. 71. Cares, trouble; fuss, ado.
-n^tf. A painstaker. -cgn=id. A

peremptory demand for payment.

"iS'^jj? S s. n. Musk. 2, a scented mark

put on the forehead. -^O^ri. A kind

of scented turmeric. -is'a . A stick

covered with musk. -r1J3t*j,s?. A kind
w

of Acacia with fragrant flowers.
-Sj.r!. The musk-deer.

3^50^ (tb. of =5^Bo23) n. A metal trumpet.

^00 k. 71. Bitterness; also -^. -ft3.
A bitter shrub. -SOj. Bitter greens.
-^J3»c3. A kind of bitter gourd.

"^^ 1. k. a. Sound in toeeping. 2, a sound
in boiling, as of rice. 3, sound indi-
cating agitation. -=5^^. rep. -^^'4^ e5S*o.
To weep and sob. -o3n?. Agitation;
distress, anxiety. -»S»*r1j3^o,, -s3s*5j:So,
-53^?io. To be agitated; to grieve,
to be anxious, perplexed.

^s^ 2. ( = *^) k. n. A thief, rogue. 2,
a battle field.

5^S? 3. P. p. of ^^, q. V. -€j3S?J). To put
off, let drop; to spend; to lose; to get
rid of; to break, as a promise
(SjscSj); to give up, as a friendship

^^ 4. (tb. of sov) n. A threshing
floor.

^^£^0 s. V. ^ To put off, let drop. 2,
to shake off; to pull off. v. i. To
become loose.

^s?^ (^ = C3) k. n. Purging.

^S?^ . = 5*6;^, q. V.

xS'^rfo. P. p. of =5^«?, q. V.

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^sj^s'odos^^o

^•^rio. = ^oSo, q. V.

^^4 k. n. Theft.

^'s?^ h. a. Rejected, adulterated; base
{as coin, fruits, etc.).

"^•^Tj. tb. of *ejjS, q. v.

'^^Aj'^ f. n. A -water-pot. 2, a corn-
measure equal to J of a mudi.

^S?5oJ. = =^'-fOoo^O, q. v.

^<g(s?= ca'; 1. k. v. <. c& V. I. To end, die.
2, to loosen; to remove. 3, to purge.
n. A great distance. 2, sour gruel.

^'§ 2. k. I'. J- To ripen well. (P. p.
=5^s?;^j). n. Ripeness. -Sofso . A ripe
fruit.

^'i?OA f. H. A cunning, bad man.

^¥e3 {tb. of "^0^^) n. A tender bamboo
shoot used for pickles.

^^?jo, 3''§>2o;c!o, ^s?oSo;^o, s^^jSco k.
V. t. To send, despatch, delegate; to
dismiss. tfs?j5oA) :^0?ij. To send for.
3o?e?-. To send word. ^t3?-. To send
one to call another.

tS^SJ'o a. k. V. <. To steal.

^S? (= "s*^) k. V. t. To throw away; to
abandon, leave; to reject, pull off;
to leave out; to get rid of; to subtract,
deduct; to spend, os time or money;
to draw out, as a sword; to remove,
do away with, destroy; to extinguish,
OS a lamp; to lose. v. i. To become
loose; to go, pass, be spent. (P.ps.
^s?, * s?cij, tf «?cij). n. Removal, -^ri.
The yoke fastened round the neck of
the bullocks. -ci -S-^tij. The pegs
used to fasten the yoke.

^^ 2. k. n. "Weed, -rr^^:), -ia To
weed.

^^ 3. {tb. of =5'°-3^) n. Shine, lustre;
a ray; beauty. 2, the fine arts. 3, a
part; a digit. 4, the number sixteen.
-r(«?. To lose one's lustre. -rtoorfo,
-^So. Lustre to fade.

'^i^ {=z 1^^ 2) li. n. A thief; a rogue,
bad fellow; f. -3>, =5^«^. -if^rici, -zi^lio,
-^^.. A forged document, --i-oa. A

^"ziOTOn

hole made by burglars. -=5^jrf^. The
hollow above the chest between the
larynx and trachea, -rtoWo. A sham-
bundle; a puzzle-knot. -Ja^. Thieves.
-cJoJ. Thievish straying cattle. -nt)0.
A thieves' path. -sSjsSj. A lie. -rfjzaJ.
A forged signature. -sJoiS. A disguise.
-?ra^. False witness. -CoOoa. A forged
cheque. -SoJSriA. A counterfeit coin.
-eAirJjioj, ■B'v'aj^o^x). Quicksand.
-WoJ, =5^«?1)y, -^^. Thievishness; theft.

3*^ k. n. The mitk-hedge. Euphorbia
tirukalli. 2, a wicked person.

^S^^o k. n. Toddy.

n. "White brass, bell-metal,
any amalgam of zinc and copper.

^trS {tb.'S^A) s.n. A crow. 2. an impu-
dent fellow. 3, N. of a rakshasa. -w^
tf. A quartan ague. -^"J^- Three or
five locks of hair left over the temples
at the time of tonsure. -uO. Offering
of food to crows. -looa. Insolent
notions. -9^t3ri. The crow's portion;
waste, ruin.

53t5^o2!>, ^3^a f. 11. Molasses.

SS^rfjsS s. n. A twining shrub, Cocculi
indict.

53zfs5 s- n. A soft, sweet sound.

?re^ (=*'^) ^- n. A paternal uncle.

gs-o- (= =s^r\) s.n. A (female) crow. -r\:i.
A common spinous shrub, Canthium
parviflorum.

^B'S'ol. k. n. Overheat, excitement,
tiredness from the effects of sun,
trouble, etc. 2, sharp smell, as of
onion.

52^0 2. s. n. Change of voice, as in
fear, anger, grief, etc. 2, sarcasm;
perversity. 3, stress. 4, patois. -»3oS.
A perverse mind. -SjJS^j. A perverse
word.

g^'S'orf s. H. The palate.

waiS^O'doe^J k. n. Dry cowdung of forests.

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53^ja?cS'rf s. n. A serpent. -sscOo.
Vishnu.

tfaTsS k. >i. = =ff^5Sa. 2, a kind of
cradle.

537\rf h. /i. Paper; a letter, note, docu-
ment. -5i^. Letters and notes, corres-
pondence. -1^6. To write a letter.
-^U^ A letter to arrive. -^J^o .
To affix a public notice.

'Slit\, WS^R (tb. of =5'3*) n. A crow.
-rtrao . Small eyes, as those of a crow.
-lors. A black colour. -ioont)S. Talc
mineral. -Sjs^ri. A disease (con-
sumption) by which the face becomes
black.

SDAOrS^ k. n. Spelling, putting letters
together.

iTOo'jf (= ^3=5*0) k. 11. Heat of any kind.

^o"^ s. n. Wish, desire. 2, a disease
of the eyes. -5?0Ai=i?J3«?j.. To fulfill
one's desire. =ff^o-c- Xj. To desire,
wish.

?53Ei ( = =^£iO, n=)tao) s. n. Glass;
alkaline ashes. 2, a sling for sus-
pending things. -odE^. A medicinal
salt. -^ejj^. A fragrant grass.

??-3£a. ==f^ajot^. -n^. The plant Soto-
7ium indicit'in- -^juj. ==gDoz<3^oejo.

^Ssio k. 11. Cashoo, catechu, solidified
juice of Acacia catechu.

'S^2^ZStT5 (=5t)S=5^F) k. 11. The tree
bearing the nux vomica.

53^ h. n. A Muhammadan priest; a
judge.

Tn)&;o. tb. of =ctd2^, q. V.

'SSosijj s. ?i. Gold. 2, a tree with fra-
grant blossoms, Mesua ferrea.

SDo8a s. a. A girdle, a woman's zone.

=SDc2o SooeiJ (cf.'esii^:)^:)) k.?i. Lemon
grass, Andropogon shoenanthus.

^^czi^S^. = '^ol^^D^, q. V.

m>o<S>'^ k. n. =?nMs-3rf, q.v. 2, a
species of gourd.

'Siiki {fr. =s^jSo I) k. n. Trouble, annoy-
ance, plague. 2, a forester. 3, a

strong smell, as that of tobacco,
chillies, etc. -^is^xi, =g3fa3t3?tf. Good
behaviour to avoid annoyance. -"5^.
A forester or fowler; a troublesome
man (f. ^^shi-h); trouble. -=5^3;^. An-
noyance.

^uyssodo, s^sy^sCOo, tfsyT^cdo k.
n. Plundering, marauding, pillaging.

5SW0 k. n. A bite, cut.

5sB k. 11. A kind of fermented pap
of jola or ragi.

^Sf®o s. n. Hardness; firmness; se-
verity.

SS'rf. = mi'da 2, q. V. Cpds. : -f^^^, -oiSJo^j
-^jB^ra, -^5)cOj, -fSjsra, -io?d»Jra, etc.

tSSc^ f. n. A blade of grass, a bit of
straw, etc.; a stick. -'5^3^. Caustic.

WsQ>7\ k. 11. A troublesome man. 2, a
duck.

'SliL^'R li. "• Lampblack; a collyrium
prepared from it. -^J3?V. A blackish
iola. -lora. Black colour.

ffat^o 1. k. V. t. To treat harshly; to give
trouble; to tease; to plague. 'S'sSi^J.
To trouble, plague.

sarfo2. (=^5^^) k. n. A forest; a jungle.
a. Wild. Cpds..- -=tfocSj5, -=5^00, -'s'jcIjw,

-53j,rt, -5Lra?r(, -sSoa, -eosrtu, -2o?j!jo,

e<c. Wild or jungle— , etc.
3=sZ§ 1. f. n. A decoction.
^3cl2. (<&. of "S^o^) n. A stalk.
53PS k. n. One who does not see. 2, a

crow. a. One-eyed.
5Dr5 1. k. n. A sixty-fourth fractional

part (jL) of any coin (c^£7s. .• e5-,

f\sS n^rf, rfjnD £^, siJJ^^E^). 2, gift;

property; hereditary right. ^■3f53w.

Hereditary right to lands, etc.
'5Sf<5 2. s. w. Unevenness of scales.

2, that which is put to counterpoise.

-^Wo,. To make scales even. -;^JJ=tf.

A weight put to balance scales.
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=5=«)^0

50rf?? k. n. A present, gift. 2, sight.

-^^3fj. To make presents. -'^^^ "^^

ttJjjft. To give a present and worship.
'S^tiria k. V. t. To show. 2, to show

one's self. v. i. To become visible;

to appear,
^srsj k. I', t. To see, regard, perceive.

V. i. To appear; to be apparent. P.p.

'^ozij. ^eirarljsrSj. To let appear.

■fftirawdo, tfo:Sjtorfj. To appear, come

in sight. =5^ri (for f.), =r3f=!j3? (/'or

male) emph. See! lo! 's'oir^o sojs^rtj.

To visit. =5*0:^0 f3j3^A). To examine.

=ao:Sj o3j3:^j. To imitate. tS^ocSo Sjs

3sSj. To have an interview with.

'S^V3J^'§, 'ff^??. Seeing; appearing.

5=ira#, 53f^, . Sight; a present,

gift. =5T)ra^. Great valour.
5301^ s. n. A stalk, stem. 2, an arrow.

3, a part; the section of a book.

4, a bundle. 5, season. 6, water.
-^hi. A curtain, screen.

53c;U35<^ s. n. A granary constructed of
bamboos.

^acci^ s. 71. N. of a plant; a kind of
a gourd, Cucumis utilissimus.

3=3^^, 'S^^^ s. a. Confused, agitated,
perplexed. 2, timid, afraid, n. Con-
fusion, perplexity; also =5D^ti± 2,
alarm, fright; ?3g0;<j. To be agitat-
ed, perplexed.

^33D f33'S^b\ h. n. Assurance; guaran-
tee.

'5t>B a. k. n. Coir; cord made of it. 2,
anger.

3S^J. =5=)o±o, P. p. of 'SDoiio.

=S^zi6, 5SS$e3. a. k. n. Aflfection, love.

o

=5'3dej. A dear man; a paramour.

■ffsdd. A sweetheart.
^Srfo 1, 3=303750 k. V. I. To war, fight.

=53nsy. A fight, quarrel.
3=3550 2. P. p. of =53 & 'ff^odoj.

33fi h. n. Ear. -K^siO. An ear orna-
ment.
?F3fi?5 s. ?i. A wood, forest.

33cJJSrJJ h. n. A rule, regulation.

S=30^ s. a. Dear, beloved; beautiful;
agreeable, n. A lover, husband. 2,
a stone. 3, a house. 4, the moon.
■ffaod. A lovely woman, wife.

'S7>o^B^^^ a. n. A forest. 2, a difficult
road. 3, a kind of sugarcane ; also -'^.

53c^ s. n. Wish; loveliness, beauty;
splendour, lustre; personal decoration.
-^S) , -s3jj"^j . Lustre to be obscured.
-AjoiSj. Lustre to decrease.

iSDtikin (fr. *SW) s. 71. Dishonesty,
fraud.

^3Sj3c^j, see s. =r3^.

t533J3e; s. o. Relating to the skull. =533Je)
©=5*. A religious mendicant; Siva's
worshipper.

?f3?j 1. li. n. Cofi'ee. -rs:i. The coft'ee-tree.

53L) 2. f. n. N. of a tune.

'ush 3. f. 71. A copy.

535^ k. n. Guarding, preserving, pro-
tection. 2, a preservative ceremony
on the 7th day after a child's birth.
^"ssraa^oO. To make watch or guard.
=51)333:^0. To guard, protect, take
care of, defend, nourish. =s35383oc=t.

= 15=3^.

53eij s. n. Wish, desire; love; lust. 2,
the god of love. -cS "^^J,- The rain-
bow, -ri ^ioc^SosScSo. The burning of
an effigy of Kama at his annual
festival, -ri Sojrao dj. Kama's annuae
festival, the holi. -=3^^. Following
one's own inclinations. -=5'?;j3^0. Sweet
Basil. -=#APt? du'S?'^ ^js?2o ^jci 53j
^d. The six vices. -2st3?=. Vishnu
or Krishna. -^^r^o. The cow of
plenty. -3S . Rati the wife of Kama.
-urara. The (five) arrows of Ksima.
-i053d. Unnatural desire. =5'^5jj3t^.
Durga; a kind of lute. -y^Jrf, =53
53J3;^jd. Excited by lust. -s^^O, =53
53J30. Siva. =53i0o. Lustful; a libi-
dinous man. 53tDJ^. Wished, desired;
a wish, desire. ^^C^^3^':^r. A desired

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object. ■ff^'ioJoi. A loving woman;
a woman in general. =5=eitSos;j. To wish,
desire. =s^^o,. Desirable; agreeable;
optional. =5s)»3jD»4jr. An advantage
desired from observances or rites.

tTO^OT^Q f- "• Work; workmanship.
-^^,. Imprisonment with hard labour.

ffS'rfjosi k. n. The lemon grass, Andro-
pogon schoenanthiis. [jaundice.

53^0r5, 53^Js3, SDSoeS k. n. A kind of

5'3^3e)&3 f. n. Labour (for wages). 2,
a day-labourer; also ^s^^J^hi.

'Sf>oid s. n. The body, 2, a multitude.
-23. -S3^. A son; Kama.

tfSODOo h. a. Fixed, permanent, con-
firmed. -5iJ3::SJ. To confirm.

SSodo^ s. 71, "Work, profession; pursuit;
rite. a. Relating to the body.

esodOiS, 5^aa90i3 h. n. A rule, regulation.

SSOSO 1. ==ff^o±)0, q.v.

S303J 2. k. ?i. An unripe fruit in hard
or nearly full-grown state; any nut,
pod. 2, hardness, callosity. -t?r?o,
=5r^odj=)r(o. Fruit to grow. "^^^Ij,
-rtWj. To form or become hard, as
a boil. -^Srfj, -=5^Aj. Various vege-
tables. -So., -Sd,, -^^j'S^ . Pod and
leaf vegetables. -wSj. To get fruits.
-3osi5Jj. The milk of a cocoanut.
S302Je3 h. n. Sickness.
^aOSOrJO k. r. <. To boil, make hot;
also 5ei^o. 2, to watch.

tJacxJOO 1. ( = "5^5 ^303j, q. ?'.) k. V. t. To
guard, protect; to take care of; to
tend; to watch; to keep in check.
V. i. To wait. P.ps. 55CiJ, =ffD0ijJ^.
53cd00 2. k. w. t. To grow hot, be
heated; to become angry. P. ps.

' CO

tJBOcioOv ( = Tf35^) k. ?i. Heat. 2, wrath.

»j
53Tj' k. a. Black. n. Blackness. 2,

rainy season. -riS^sS, -sS.'SioJ^. Sable

darkness. -Sojf^sjJ. A black cloud.

-^!3j°^j, =^03j°^j. a dark night. -<>i

^j,, =g^o';'j>. A mole.

SDlJ 1. (tb.of^^^) n. Pungency, hotness
of taste; a pungent, hot substance.
2, an alkali, as soda or potash. 3,
wrath. -rosioOj. A kind of vermieelli
531^ 2. s. n. Making, causing. 2, a
maker, doer. 3, a term used to
designate the sound of a letter, as
esssrf, 'S'ffarf, etc.
SB'dS' s. a. Making, n. An agent. -scS.
A noun on which the case of an
adjective depends (g.).
VSXi^j!)^ h. n. A clerk; a tollman.
3^3'd^oafj, tfs^osrfj h. n. A manufactory,

work-shop.
5=^'dA\5o, c'S^JSAnSo s. m. a jail.
^^^o^ f. n. A playing fountain.
53TJf«3 s. H. Cause; reason ; motive,
origin; a means. 2, agency, instru-
mentality. 3, need of. ad. For, on
account of. -^tJjs;. A deity; a great
man. -z3?^o. To be necessary. =5D^
cS|^. Causal, investigating the cause;
an examiner; performance.
SBT^ra k. 71. The red stripes or painting

upon the walls of a house.

SD'dafre'd li. 71. Business, affairs;

o-overnment. -53j3:?j. To manage.

•ssTizpiO. A superintendent, manager.

5SiJa h. n. A kind of red cotton cloth.

ffoQ 1. k. n. A backwater; an arm of

the sea. 2, a ford.
3^35 2. s. Ji. Making, causing, etc. 2,
an artist, artificer, actor. -'S. A
female who does ; a doing, a business;
a comment, gloss.
S^sO;^ f. 71. The dried date-fruit.
S^stJj 1. k. 71. Blackness. -ri^s3. Sable

darkness,
sa'rfo 2. = =ff=)D*. -3oJE^ d. A feast in
the third month. -Sooe^J. Grass in
the rainy season. -r(j5 . "Wet culti-
vation. -t3«?. The wet-season crop.
53TJ0 3. (tfo= eso) k. V. i. To vomit, n.
Vomiting. fl^iiDf. Vomiting. =530^0.
To cause to vomit.

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tfS'rforen s. n. Compassion, kindness.

-?59. A treasure of compassion.

-^oeirSd. An ocean of compassion.
?re'dos33tfo. = ?t)dipt)d, q. v.

^■5 1. k. M. The spinous shrub Webera
tetandra. Cods.: -n:S, -53jjs?j>, -sotsj .

ffSo 2. f. M. Confinement ; a prison {cf.
'^^^^^)' 2, pain. 3, a gold collar.

53t3 3. <b. «/■ ^ffe)0±ir, (J, u. -nad. A work-
man. -nsO^. "Workmanship.

saajorfS. = ^scSiDSiS, q, v.

5baf^ e3, see s. ^^rfj 1.

'SX>B>F'S a. n. N. of the 8th lunar
month (October-November).

^D^jfren (fr. ^vSSrs) s. 11. Poverty;
imbecility; pity; parsimony, niggard-
liness. -^:Sj. To be in distress.

^SjSFrJ s. a. Made of cotton, n. Cotton ;
cotton-cloth.

troodor (= ?=)d) s. n. Affair, business,
act. 2, object, purpose. 3, cause,
origin. -sJtiA), A good state of affairs,
-zpsrt. A division of a work; plot,
intrigue. -^os^^^o. To accomplish
a business. -k8>. Success, fulfilment
of an object. -AiS sjj. Work to be
accomplished.

!fS(y s. n. Time, the proper time. 2,
a period of time, season, life-time.
3, death, Tama. 4, fate. 5, power.
6, tense of a verb. -=5'«?. To spend
time. -'5>^^' Spending the time;
delay; livelihood. -^JsW. Deadly
poison. -ajo:^. The liver. -rtr3?3.
Calculation of time. -rirsfiC)^..
Astronomy. -r(3. The lapse of time.
-tS^. The wheel of time; vicissitude
of life. -K . An astrologer, -s^i f^.
Knowledge of time or futuritv- -12^ ^
So?s?j. To foretell. -~.3^ ?i. A prophet,
-^orfj. The three times: past, present,
and future, or morning, noon and
evening. -;3joioj. Time to be fulfilled;
death to come. -ci3r. A seer, -^rfo^,
-ajjsSr. Time personified. -z^^dd,

-tfjrt.. A terrible form of Siva.
-5lra?f. Measurement of time. -^^,
=5^c?s^?i. Subject to time or death.
-»3^2S^. A term expressing time. -!orf
ra. Passing away time; delay. =5DOt)
cio5eie->. From season to season; once.
=5iio-)oJj?C3rf, =g^C3?ij?ddri. Conformity
to the times. TSCtJo^rf. Interval;
period; process of time. ^ssosS^).
Fixed time; the end of a year.

^siy^y, ffse/^a, -5?jJ, see s. ?^UJ.

53e3 ( = =5D^') s. M. Blackness. 2_
Durga; aiso =fft)O^^c3^i0. -C3^?j. N.
of a celebrated poet.

53e3oA (=?^-)^on) s. n. N. of a country
or people. 2, the black snake.

saSoa s. n. The river Tamuna. 2
fern. name.

53e3'S, ^3£^J^ k. H. A water-course,
channel.

ffsCJj k. «. The foot, leg. 2, a strand
or lock of hair. -aW;, ^sobj,. A
bench. ^sod^o. To take a walk;
cans. "ctiCtja^J. -wa, =5^Ct)a. a fast
walker; a wanderer, roamer. -ws^o,
'CTt)Css?j. A foot-soldier. -'3'5'j , -'a So,
-yvsrfj, ?e)0^j , 5e)0:io, -ff^axedj. To

' tr'

take a step ; to walk. -'b'Wj,, ^'3ej sJj,.

To tie the leg; to embrace one's feet;
a shackle; marriage. -'!^:ir\. A plain
anklet. -^05j ?i, -'s'owsJ. Trowsers.
-yuortd, =5'3sjjoricJ. A ring worn on the
second toe. -n:^. A ford. -i3?o.
Stockings. -^f\, ^rseS ?1. To retreat,
flee. -ro50, -53^. A footpath.
-rfj3V*J. Dust of the feet: an evil
{as belly-ache) supposed to have occa-
sioned from contact with one's feet-
dust, -riarl, -oSd. "Walking on foot.
-wu. Foot-soldiers. -ii^^J. To fall
at one's feet. -sioa. To bend the leg,
/. ('. to make water; urine. -3od,
-sSjyj,. A sandal or shoe. -»3j3:Sj.
To make for, begin. -Titi^A. A chain
ornament worn above the ankles.

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^aOO 2. k. n. A quarter or fourth part.

'S'S<i):)7in (fr. *SJJ^) s. M. Foulness,

filth; sin. 2, want of harmouy.

^se3j3?Sai^ s. a. Opportune, in season,

suitable to the time, n, A suitable time.

^a^o&7 k.M. The lemon grass, Andropo-

gon schoenanthus.
3=a^5 k. n. A bamboo pole with slings
at each end for carrying burdens
across the shoulder.
tfS'dr© a. k. n. A shed, pandal.
S'S^od h. n. Lord, master, owner.
3'S^d a. k. n. Passion, anger, wrath.
'ST)'sSt>, =s^^^tl■^ k. n. Guarding, watch-
ing; a guard, watch; custody. 2, a
pasture ground. -nsrf, -zi>j, -S. A
guard, sentinel.
3=3^s3 k. n. A frying or baking pan.
^3^e3. = '^£'^, q-v.
ga^^ k. n. Darkness.
3'3^ k. w. A red earth or ochre.
5ad) 1. (=53aiio^, efc) k. ?t. Heat; glow.
2, cauterization. -"^JSt^J, -K=)=3*J. To
cauterize, foment.
©S^2. k. w. A stalk, stem; a handle.
ga^ h. n. Ringing and turning of a
horse whilst at full speed. -Sdj?^;^o.
To longe a horse.
^a^eO s. n. N. of a river; N. of a fem.
sa^o (fr. *tS) s. ??. Poetry; a poetical
composition. -'SrS'ST'i, -'5'^^. A poet.
-tfi^N. Composition of a piece of
poetry,
g:^^ ( = ?3A)) s. ?i. Benares. 2, N. of a
people. cS*- ra-. Hampe near Bellary.
ero^tf-. Benares. -=ff3nrf. Good white
paper. -330. A marriage badge
attached to a female's necklace.
-S^j. Fine silk. -^i3^?^$ci^. Water
brought from Benares.

=57)%. ^^rf s. n. N. of a country. 2, saffron.

o
sasiijaodo s. a. Red. n. A red cloth; also

^a;ri s. n. A piece of wood, a stick;
©
dry wood. 2, a blockhead. -oS-?ici,

Vain ffrief. =5=3iJi) =#. = ^l3,?i.

sa^^ s. 71. A region of the world. 2,
©
place, site. 3, a measure of time.

4, excellence.

g^arf s. 11. Cough, catarrh. 2, asthma.
-Sodr. A cough-medicine. Cassia
sophora. [groom.

"S^TiT^xi, sa?jaad, sa^Ja 'd b. ?),. A

5a?j7\ h. a. Private, not public; own.

?5=a7Jd, 5>3?33^r, 3^a;da'd^ (=5Sti:39tf. tb.

of ?'3ti'id) w. The tree Strychnos

mix vomica.
^a?3a b. a. Good, fine; legitimate; own-
^o=jl. =533, q. •(). -S33SjS?. a soft

woollen davali.
53,^ 2. (<b. o/' ^333) n. A cloth for gird

ing the loins.
^tTiol. (=u303j^o) k. V. t. To warm,

make hot; to boil; to bake as bread,

etc.
5a?jO 2. k. m. The smallest copper coin,

a cash; a coin in general.
xST)^ s. a. Black. -rt^eS. Sable dark-
ness. -tS^Oii. Black cummin. -03^.

A dark night.
m>^7\ k. n. Fight, battle, war.
S^a^o^ k. n. A spittoon. 2, a vessel

from which scented water is sprinkled.
5aS? ( = =5s€)) s. n. Durga. -essSJ^, ^3s?53j^

N. -f33qi. Siva.
?faS?o7\ s. w. The black cobra, Naga

tripudians.
=5T>^di, ^^oS'di f. n. The liver. 2. the

breast, heart.
^as?0 (°VJ = COO) k. ?i. A corn, single grain;

seed; a pea; a bean. 2, (='ff'3^o) a

forest, etc. -'jriJ, ^ffsvsrij. To be

ruined; to become troublesome or

hostile. -z^^tJS. A ferocious Bhairava.
■b^.'bTj:) k. V. t. To make small, to

reduce. v. i. To be closely united
or thickset, as fruits or leaves on a
tree.

■S-S-.S k. V. i. To be close together,

dense, n. A crowd, throng.
•S'Tv' Uo, k. n. A small tie or band.

A "

^o'^xi s. n. A servant, slave. -^, -^.

Servitude^ destitution.
■S-ei, -^bI k. j4« tmjfaiu'e soimd. -rtjfeJjj,

-eSfS^. To chirp, chatter.
•CTtiS, x!fi 5 h. «. A mixture of boiled

rice and pulse.
■5-£:^0 k. n. Fire. -sJjs^d. A wrathful

countenance. Ssjs^-. Envy.
•S-cSc?:^ s. a. Somewhat. 2, a little.
•&W^, ^&o-CT, xfd-^ h. n. A window; a

wicket, -rrortsjj. The window-opening.

-K5J30. An ear-ornament. -^5. To

open a window.
vU 1. k. w. A gajuga (Molucca bean).
•§-U, 2. s. n. Secretion; excrement; dross

of iron; rust, eic. ; cowdung kept in

a pit.
•S-feo, k. n. A kind of torture in which

the hand, ear, or nose is pressed be-
tween two sticks.
•0-3 k. n. A spark, --^a. rep. --o-aodrerto.

To be enraged. -rtraj. A fiery,

red eye. -i3o*. A little fire.
■CT&^?ci k. 11, A mischievous boy. -^^.

Mischievousness.
■3tJ k. An imitative sound. - oifl), , -noyo,.

To tinkle, tingle.
■S-oc^ k. n. A chink, gap, cleft.
•o-sDeOO h. w. A title. 2, a book.
•S'^ 5 k. ». An ascetic, a rishi.
■o-^ ^, -Sof^O k. M. An orange.

— D Fp

■§-St> h. n. A time, turn. -vstt. In

D

fragments.
•0-3S y (==5^'^^ M) k. n. Strife, quarrel.
■&g^ ^, -S-cS^c^ ^- n. Canvas, linen.
•S-;^o k. I", t. To pluck out. 2, p. p. o/'

•&ji^^, -CT^^eOO h. ?i. Silk stuff inter-
woven with gold or silver thread,
brocade.

TT^IJ, -CTc^DiJ h. n. Edge, border.

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■S-&i=e3

x;'^^ a. n- A human figure with a
horse's head; a demigod serving
Kuvera. -^h, Kuvera.

■CT^^S s. n. A lute. 2, f. of -D-pj ti,

■&^aioB xa. n. Profit, gain.

■§F^.xi'^o, ^tSjz^^, k. n. The little finger.

■S-osgjtijsX. = '"C^^j i' V.

•&si3. ^0 h. 71. Price, value.

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•S-'df*S s. )t. A ray of light.
■S-TJuj (a = e3), see s. ■6-0 2, q. v.

■S-TieO, T^i:i20o (b=e5) k. «. A hyena;
a leopard.

■S"ti^oo3j f. n. Cochineal; cochineal
colour.

•Susrf m. n. Grocery, as sugar, spices,
etc.

■&'CX)^ s. n. N. of a savage tribe in-
habiting woods and mountains.

xrusoio h. n. Rent, hire, fare.

■S-5 1. k. V. i. To grin.

■o-a 2. (ti=es) = ^dj 1. k. rt. Small, little,,
short, young trifling; junior, -'s'oej^^"
•*-!Jj=5'oej. Cpds..- -Ho^, -rirjo, -f\.S,

■J-rfrfj, ^rior. A small insignificant
afi'air or state. -?l>a. To use mean
language; a disrespectful word- -fSC^
A:S. The plant Flacourtia cataphracta.
-(5j8?M. a leer, -tf rfs?j, -iSjsWj^. The
little finger, -oiifdo. A young man, a
junior; f. -rOcxijs^o. -Sort. The youngest

-ao.'S

13"

The abdomen.

■S-B-S-^jsor^O (0 = 69') k. n. A pair of

creaking shoes.
•S-S-ctQ h. 71. Annoyance, trouble.
rr^a (0=635) k. n. A small stre worn

by girls.
trD::io, see s. ■=•0.
■CTQorfre^O f. n. A kind of gentian,

Agathotes chirayla.
•S'SfU s. n. A diadem, crown, tiara.

^^ti^-. A crown of nine sorts of

gems.

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■S-'CO l.=-o-0, 5. V. -'s'^isS, -^J?3?e3 A kind
of potherb, -tfoej, ■&d?'o^. A low or
inferior caste or kind. -rt^s3. Slight
darkness. -rt^. A short sword.
-Ajs^'^o. a short neck. -djad. The
shank, lower or upper part of the leg. .
-oSii. A smile. -^sOt^. The uvula.
-i3rf^o. = -S-Oi5ds?j, s. *o. -3jcIji3. a
plant that stings like a nettle,
Tragia cannabina.

■CTtJo 2. (rfj=esj) k. An imitative sound.
-rtjWj,. To cry, scream; to creak,
as a door,

■&as=" h. n. An account of receipts and
disbursements.

•S-£)200. = -^-OOZOJ, g. tJ.

•o-£», -CTeS k. int. An imitative sotmd.
--fJ/To. To titter from pleasure.

O'£J0200, -S-OO^ ( = *ejioo) k. w. Rust;
verdigris, v. t- To get corroded
or covered with verdigris.

■&e3,sl s. n. Fault, offence, sin; disease.

•6-e3 h. n. A fort, -n^irf. The comman-
der of a fort.

■o-de:^o k. r. <. To crush and squeeze
with the hand.

•CT^rSo k. n. Deafness; also -^^. -h^U.
A deaf man ; f. -n-sia.

•6- ,3 k. n. The ear (^rar, ^>J3 ?;^, ^Sra);
the touch-hole of a cannon; a handle,
as of a frying pan. -^jsrao. To listen,
pay attention to. -^J3Wj.=CT5e?j. To hear
attentively. -^js^o. A perforation
in the auricle. -^jsSo sSjs:^. To bore
the ear. -^5. To open the ears.
-»jj3:^j. A whispered word. -siiJJSo.
To shut the ears. -aJj 53o?e3 'aso,
-oda dj^d 303=^0. To make known,
to communicate. -cxi3!)d. Attentively.
-3od=5'. A man whose auricle is rent;
f. -*ci*. -oooc^j, -oOh?cJ. To twist
the ear.

■S'^'rfj. ='fr»SCaO, g. tJ.

•&7J k. »i. Putting astride; grinning,
-rrawo. The legs put astride (in walk-

ing). -trooSo. A grinning raouth.

-^j)Ol). A grinner, simpleton.
■D-;:i^,j3 k. ad. Suddenly, unawares. 2,

sneeringly.
XTTj'oiXi h. n. Kind, sort. -JScjrfj. Sorted.
•b-^ k. u. t. To put astride. i\ i. To grin.

■&?jO k. n. Redness; a dark-red colour.

2, = *;^, q. t).
•S-rfjlio k. ^1. 2. To be disagreeable.

n. Disagreeableness, disgustfulness ;

strife, quarrel.
^;6 b. n. A pocket.
•D"^ ^?jj h. Ji. An instalment; pay-

ment by instalments, as of assessment.

-woa. Settlement of revenue by instal-
ments. -!3si-5-. Arrears of instalments.
xy^'6d a. k. v. i. To neigh.
•D-? 1. k. int. An imitative sound, v^ 13-5.

The cry of certain birds. -^^- The

curlew.
•S"? 2. k. v. i. To become pus.
•D-esiS' s. n. A hollow bamboo whistling

in the wind. 2, a chief of Virataraja's

army.
•S-eU, -S-^ys^ s. M. A worm, insect, -n-^&i

^:^oi. Mischief-making.
•CT^UeS k. n. Mischief-making trouble.
■S'?frotf s. a. Poor, wretched; small,

little. 2, sick.
^^xi k. n. The mungoose. 2, (f.) a

parrot. 3, (tb. of ■^'i^) milk.
■D-e'rfo 1. (do=e3o) k. v, i. To scream. 2,

to rage, fume. i'. t. To scrape, scratch.
■S'f'do 2. f. w. A dish composed of rice,

wheat, etc.
■S-jigrfS s. n. A praise, song of praise;

eulogium. 2, fame, glory.
•o-eSr s. n. Fame, glory, renown,

report. 2, praise, worship. -ri»,'':^o.

To acquire fame. -So^. A famous

man. -Sa^o, -?iJ. To praise, laud.
■5-?(y. = -3-?wj, g. t'.
•cre<y5^ s. n. A pin, bolt, wedge, etc.

2, the forty-second year in the Hindu

cycle.

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•&es3 s. n. A lock; the spring of a
watch. -=^odj«. The key of a lock,
-iii. To unlock.
■deOO (lb. of T^u) n. A pin, peg, bolt,
bar, wedge, joint, etc. 2, device,
contrivance; a secret. ir^€7io. To
bind, fasten, fix, pin.
■S^e^i (/"r. -n-?) k. n. Pus, matter of a sore.
■S-friO a. k. r'. ^ To make thin, scrape.
2, to pull out or off. n. Scraping,
scratching. 2, a coil of palm leaf
put in the ear-hole.
■&^^ol. (<i*J = C3J) k. «. Lowness, mean-
ness. 2, a low, inferior, base, mean
man. 3, a veranda. -s^S. A low
caste. -53j?iJ5i(,, -n-?"-?. A low man. -jSJj.
Lowness, inferiority. -^d. An in-
ferior kind. -^J5t)J. Evil and good.
-oijB^j, -jgja. A low, improper word.
"S-p^o 2. k. V. t. To pull out; to pluck
out or up; to uproot, eradicate.
P. p. *^o .
5*0 s. A particle implying inferiority,

wickedness, etc.
S^O-B-OO k. n. The cuckoo. i'. i. To cry

as a cuckoo.
^O^jsC s. 11. A smoking fire-
^05^S f. n. The quantity of thread
spun in one ball. 2, the ball-like
swelling produced on the upper arm
from being struck. -o:>«?J. To swell
thus.
"^O^jOrio k. V. t. To put down with
violence or destroy, as vessels; 2,
to squat,
^0-S',20<? k. «. A creeper running wild,

Passiflora foetida.
^O^Ojl. k. f . t. To peck; to strike in a
pecking manner; to hack, dig up.
2, (fig.) to urge. 3, to beat gently, as
a cloth in washing, v. i. To wink,
be dazzled by the sunlight, etc.
^OS'J, 2. k. n. A heron, crane. 2,
shaking.

^03^0,U s. 11. A cock.

=5^o^ji3. A hen.

'^j^-^bi'SXri. A certain posture of an
ascetic during religious meditation.
'S.li'SoJ^ s. ?i. A doer. 2, a veffctable

perfume.
3*0^, k. n. A small basket.
^0^-«)jeU k. n. Trot, as of a horse.

i. A cavity. 2, the belly.

^s'jj^^o'^iO. Selfish, greedy.
5^07\0 k. t'. «. To become low. be de-

pressed; to crouch; to decrease; to

cease or stop, as voice or speech.

^JA 7io. To cause to be depressed, etc
^OaSj'^O s. 11. A hamlet. -^n^. A

petty villager.
"^OO^dTio s. n. Saffron, Crocus sativus.

2, crimsoned saffron-powder applied

by married women to their foreheads;

a kind of cosmetic. -=^^^0. The

saffron flower.
"5^00?? k. 11. The nape of the neck. _ 2,

the shoulder.

^■:iQ7\0.= '^ono , q.v.
a' ■"

S'ozi s. n. The female breast; a nipple.
5^02^3^ f. 11. A bad disposition; jeering,

mockery.
! '^Oti^ k. 11. Whispering. - -rfJSSti:!).
j To whisper.
S^oeSeM, s. /). An evil design, wicked

contrivance; reviling and defaming;

wild tricks.
'S'jsSjs^So s. 11. Ridicule, derision, mock-
ery; an evil thought. -n?ci. A

mocker, reviler.
S'oeJ i^. tb. of ■s'j^^, q. V.
"^OiiCi 1. k.i'. <. Toboil. -u^. Rice made

from paddy slightly boiled and dried.
^jsio 2. (lb. of ^JE'^r. ==5^001^, q. v.) n.

A bunch, bundle, cluster; a tassel; a

brush.
^oa; s. a- Earth-born, low-born. n.

The earth's son: the planet Mars.

-J33d. Tuesday.

^0^ k. n. An unripe jack-fruit.
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"^OOZii- (=5*02^0 2) s. n. A bunch, cluster,

tassel; a brush used by weavers;

also =^JoiiT^.
'S'oo&js. n. A hooded cloak for children.
^joEa/! (tb. of *J3iaF=#) n. A brush

used by weavers for cleaning the

warp.
"Sbo&i s. n. A place overgrown with

creepers; a bower.
^Oo&Cd s. 71. An elephant, a. Pre-emi-
nent, excellent.
'^okio'^ (tb. 'ijsii,!^) n. A roof; hut.
^oy^O (tb. r!j:3-)d) n. A tent.
S'o&BOSOPrfo h. V. t. To mix.
^C)kl, s. A curve. 2, a hut. 3, a nosegay.
^O&SS', ^oISa k. aff. One who beats,

etc. Cpds.: *aJJ-, ^oii-, t^owo-, etc.
S'j&oia s. a. Bent, crooked, curved. 2,

curly. 3, dishonest, fraudulent. n.

Insincerity, dishonesty, -^f^, -^, -^^.

Dishonesty,
^ofeog'd s. n. A hut, cottage.
^0Uj3^0 k. tJ. <• To gulp, swallow. 2

to sting. ?i. A draught, morsel.
^oUooSO s. n. A household, family; a

wife. -^ . A housefather. 'S'jWjoiS.

A householder; f. =s'jeJoot3?i.

^Jfei.r^ k. M. A metal mortar to pound
w
betel-nuts.

^oU.rS, ^oy,S) (=*otJrf) s. n. A bawd,
procuress.

"^OUo k. w. t. To beat, strike, pound,

bruise. 2, to throw. 3, to prick,

ache. 4, (at the end of cpds.) to

utter, etc., to do (as: rioraorioWj^,

loj^SortjUj., ?3j3S) rtjyj,, etc.). n. A

blow; a piercing pain in the bowels.

-<S^, =5^013,^. Beating.

S'ofeS k. n. Decay, the state of being
ei
pulverised by wood-worms.

^0T33T:i, "S^OT^bO s. «. An axe. •^^.

Ganapati; Parasurama.
"^^Hi k. 11. A staff-like iron roller for

clearing cotton from the seed. 2,

a cauterising iron. 3, a stick of

sealing wax.
^'orf^', S'oSg'k. H. A drinker, drunkard.
^Ot^'^, 5o5;^ k. Ji. Drinking; a draught.
S'oT^S^, 'S'or^S f. «. A jacket.
^o'rfii, S'oc^^ k. 11. The hollowed palm

of the hand. 2, a liquid measure in

S. C. =1 sheer.
5^0ti»i s. n. A measure of capacity = i

S^Oci 1. k. V. t. & i. To drink; to inhale.

11. Drinking, -^-i. To cause to drink.

-?i?dj. Drinking water.
S'oS 2. k. n. A point, top; a bamboo

shoot, the end of a lamp's wick; the

lash of a whip; the point of a flame.

2, a flag. -cS.'S^W. A side glance.

-<Dj3?3. a mustache with pointed

extremities. -^Srfrto. The extreme

point of a cloth.
"^oS^ k. 11. A small vessel; an inkstand,

bottle, etc. -'^tfj^o. A kind of fire-
work.
^otio l.(= ifvJS^^J) a. k. V. t. To give, etc.
^OT^J 2. k. 11. Croockedness. -riejj,

-rtjs^wj. A sickle. -^ooJ^j. A zigzag

lightning.
^'oc^jS'o k. w. <. To wash (a cloth) gently.

2, to peck.
'^.:iTi:io^ k. 11. A stick for beating drums,

etc.; a fiddle-stick.
^003:^ (= =s^jfli;^) k. «. Dancing.
^orf 1. k. ?i. A hole, a pit; a grave-
pit, -riraj. A sunken eye. -oiO. A fox.
^arf2, ^^jrfcdJJ, ^jrfnsr^o k. «. «.

To dance; to jump, frisk, hop. -^,

-nay, -odoj.a=#. Dancing.
^orf 3. s. a- Crooked-armed; having a

withered or crippled arm. -*. A

cripple.
^Orf^ k. n. A loop, noose; a clasp; a

link; knot. 2, a hollow, cavity. 3,

a finger. 4, a corner.
^orf^, ^orf5o. = 'B'osa;^, g. v.

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B'joy k. n. A cripple, lame man', f.

*jol3. 2, tb. of ^Jod. -rreoj. A lame

foot. -rs^. Hopping. .rf^cxJjDbJ. A

hop-scotch.
S'ooUrf {tb. of *jW^!:^, q. v.) k. ?i. A

procurer, whoromaster; also -rs: /".

.J
^Ooyo k. 71. Lameness; hopping; a hop.

V. i. To limp, halt, hop.
5jo6S k. n. An instrument for levelling

ploughed ground and removing

noxious weeds. 2, the web-beam in

a loom. 3, a pool, pond. 4, a broom-
stick.
^Oo'd s. a. Blunt, dull; indolent, weak;

foolish; cf. ^ooW. ?*JoS^. Blunted;

lazy, stupid; confounded,
^joci s. n. A pit. 2, a pot. 3, a pool,

pond. 4, a son born in adultery;

also -T^Jti^^"^.
^Ooci'do. = '^Jo:^<x, q. v. '5'ootStf:5?s?o.

To fall or sink down.
iJoorSai s. n. An ear-ring, also one

worn as a badge of honour by Pandi-

tas, etc.; brackets. 2, an astrological

diagram; also ^^-- -^o^^. A scholar

who wears a pair of such a badge.
^OorfeS s. a. Circular, spiral, n. A

snake. 2, the herb Mollugs cerviana.
^oozl k. n. Buttocks; the posteriors;

the bottom of a vessel. -'!^t^ . Tight

breeches.
^^oot^Oj ( = ^oo!::^do, *j3:1x, etc.) k. v. i.

To sit down. =CTJoa^?iJ, = *oe?)Ds-o.
"^-ii^pi, 'S'o^a, ^0^ ^> h. n. Satin.
^O^o^j s. «■ A wicked design. -rraO.

A man of wicked devices.
^■:i^^F s. n. Fallacious argument.

fallacy, sophism.
^J^ f. n, A leathern oil-bottle.
S'o^SO^ f. 71. Eagerness; desire; curiosity.
^0^083 h. n. The Muhammadan Friday

sermon and blessing.
^o;^js3o£) s. n. Eagerness; curiosity;

desire. 2, sport, amusement.
^0^ k. ». Defect, deficiency, fault;

sickness; trouble; adversity, danger.
?oo.. A sickly female.

^oB "R k. n. The throat; the neck.

3*0^0 k. V. t. To beat, strike, bruise;
to push. n. A stroke; that is small.
-©a, *o^a, A small foot. -A. Strik-
ing, is'j^sjj. To cause to beat.

^oS^^ s. a. Reviled, despised; con-
temptible, vile.

^oa^c;o. = =5^J"^0 , q. I).

^'ocSTJo. 'S^jrfj'do k. n. Low ground; a
hollow; the bed of a stream.

^OStS- ==5^orfjd, q. V.

S^oa k. V. i. To boil, bubble up. 2, to
suffer pain, to grieve (P. ps. ^oacSj,
^Jdj ). 91. Boiling; grief. =ff^JCi?io,
-%:>. To boil, e<c.

S'orfjS'o a. k. V. i- To trot. n. Trotting.

^Oir^JoTio k. V. i. To recover from illness,
be set, arranged, etc.; to come to
hand; to fit; to become quiet, firm;
to prosper, succeed, n. Settlement;
symmetry; health, family. 2, a garden-
bed. 3, a rim of a mortar. -SjsWj.
Success, as of a business. -siJ3:So.
To fix, establish.

'^'^Ti^'6 k. n. A horse. 2, the cock of a
gun. 3, a knight at chess. -*^r1fi
o3jd. The tree Terminalia tomentosa.
-Heirf, -oij3. A horsekeeper. -2aS.
The hair of a horse's tail. -JiJ^rseS.
A perennial fodder plant, the Lucerne
grass. -s30Jiu. N. of a sanitarium
on the "Western Ghauts. -s3oos;jar3
riS?o. A kind of crocodile. -crssSJc^.
A horseman, --ado, -333^. To mount
a horse.

S'ojS a. k. n. A fetter.

S^ocro <y {tb. rtjrf O) s. n. A hoe, a kind

of spade. 2, mountain ebony.

5'03ij . P. p. of *oa, q. V.

a
^oajT^e^^^; k. m. Envy.

^o?i;rio h. n. Rancour, spite.

^Oo) a. k. V. i. To bend, bow, stoop.

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'S'OOSuDrf

n. A curved ground, -^ejo. A sack,
baff. -^j. Crookedness; insolence.
^'oo^fi' s. «. Hair; cf. *ja:SejJ. 2, a
mode of dressing the hair. 3, N. of
a country.
"^■^oB s. n. N. of the daughter of the
Yadava prince Sdra and mother of
the Pandavas.
^Jo^O. =*-)S?;^j, =5'J3:^J, etc. (P. p. of

=5^os?tfO). Having sat down.
^S'ooCj 1. fe. n. A pillar of bricks, etc.
^ood 2. s. ?i. A kind of jasmine. 2,
Olibanum, a resin. 3, one of Kubera's
treasures.
3^0orf^ k. M. Defect; hindrance.
^Jorfr© k. »i. Setting a precious stone

with gold. 2, fine gold.
^oorirf/?, S'ooci^T^ k. «. The rim of

a mortar.
3^0cC0 k. n. To become lean; to wane,
decrease, fail, sink; to faint, cease.
n. Decrease, deficiency; defect, want;
fault; emaciation; grief. -'^c^J, -;Srfj,
^JoaSj. To find fault with. 'tfjorfj
cD=#, ^Jorfoso. Decreasing, decline.
^joa=;j. To cause to decrease, etc.
?ro^)N k. n. A cub, puppy, etc.; a young

dog.
^Oob^ s. a. Provoked, angry, n. Anger.

-53j^. A passionate person.
?fo^65, ^osj^St? k. n. A portable
furnace.

3^035,?j (<&. of =5'JB33=)r?S) n. A bodice; a
jacket; a cuirass.

^J3:j.^?jO k. r. «. To heap; to be numer-
ous; to jump over, 2, to be injured
or scalded; to blister, v. t. To amass,

^eap. [bottle.

^o'\ (<6. ©/■ iS'JSii) M. A vial, flask,

^Js^s k. V. t. To heap, lay up. v. i.
(= *jS «?;^j) To leap, jump. n. A kind
of disease. tS'jIj ?;o. To cause (an
animal) to jump; to jump with joined
feet.

5^0^ k. n. A pile, heap; a dunghill.
5^020^0 k. V. t. To dig up the ground

slightly.
3^J20oa s. 71. Evil-mindedness.

'S^otSjseqiS' s. n. A bad teacher. ^otSjs^

JiSrS. Bad .instruction.
5*0^ s. a. Hump-backed; dwarfish;

^0^0-&, ^'orfjS'o, ^o^J^o h. w. Help;

assistance.
^o»5oS s. n. Evil-mindedness; weak

intellect.
"^.i^iot:) k. n. A piece of forest land

cleared of its trees and cultivated

for one or two years only.
^Jeijai'd s. n. A boy, youth, son. 2, the

heir apparent. 3, Skanda, the god

of war. -rtoOj. Siva. -^=)£), P-*, The

author of Kannada Ramayana. -Top?;,

The author of Kannada Bharata.

-r3^wJ. Skanda.
S'j^jsS, ^o^js'd^, '^oriji)!§F s. n. A

young girl, maiden; a daughter.

^jSjsO^ijjjsSd. Cape Comorin.

^J^JOWo k. w. Nauseousness; musti-
ness, damp smell.

'S^'^:iXi s. n. The white water-lily,
ISymphaea esculenta. 2, the blue
lotus. 3, the elephant of the south-
west quarter. 4, the moon. 5, cam-
phor, a. Brown, tawny. -rid. A
fragrant garden flower, Kaemferia
rotunda. -^odo, -woqjo, -KjioqSsi,

^odojaS)^ "FSo^. The moon.
^e^jsJjjnsO. The sun.

T?JC3jrf f. ?i. Company.

^J'oosos? (<&. o/' =5*w©SD 03) ?i. The pump-
kin gourd. -=r302:j. A pumpkin, -los?,.
The pumpkin-creeper.

=^oo2:yziJi (tJ=e3) (<&. o/" ^oozjis^D) «.
A potter; /". -?\^, -S, -53J3S?. -Sno.

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^'odjDocS

A potter's wheel, -^y, '^Jo:z^Qf. The

business of a potter.
S'joaio k. 71. Bowing down; an obei-
sance. 2, decay.
^'joeS k n- A wall on a roof that

serves for a balustrade,
^oo^ s. 71. A water-jar, pot; the sign

of the zodiac Aquarius. 2, N. of a

demon. 3, a grain measure. -=tf.

Stopping the breath in yoga, -^^fsr-

N. of a rakshasa. -5?c5. A potter.

-'§j>'^cS, N. of a town in Tanjore.
'^oz?^?^ a. 71. The earth.
^Jo^eSjS^ s. 71. A hell in which the

wicked are baked like potter's vessels,

etc.
^0^00^ k. V. t. To beat with a pestlo

pound. 71. Pounding.
^OOaofi'O k. n. Cutting, reaping. 2, a

tenon. -e#s?j, 'ifjcQjcsP^. A reaper.
^OOcioO'S' s. «. A wicked device.

E

S'oTiA f. 71. An instrument of goldsmiths,

etc.; a sort of anvil.
^O'rfoA s. 71. An antelope, deer.

g'o'dsJ (ti=a).= *orfj:^j, q.v.

"^.iJio^ {tb. of *JdoCorf) 71. The corun-
dum-stone, Spatum adamanticum, used
for cutting diamonds.

^01^63^,. ^^oxik^-R. = 7?odjii^, q. V.
'^■ydxi. = '^jd^izi, q. V.

^0^80. = ^orfjw, q. V.

"^OTJTJ s. 71. An ospray; f. ^JtiO.

S'j'jDr©. = ajJO^oJO, q. V.

tfo5 1. ( 0= 63') k. 71. A mark; aim; an
object of aim. v. l. To mark; to take
note of, regard, mind. P. p. "^jO^j
(used as a particle). With a view to,
respecting, regarding, etc. *oO^.
A mark, etc

3^05 2. (0=C3') k. ?(. A sheep, ram. -*J3
KSax), -3J^y^. Wool. -^S, -ns53. A
shepherd. -ft:S. A creeper said to be
an antidote for snake-bites, -^c^. A
sheepish disposition. -ajo:3, -5ooSj.

A flock of sheep. -SoO. A lamb.

-^^t^■ A sheepfold.
^'obsl (=*oia-) h. ?i. A chair.
'5'jBsOj sec s. 'S'jO 1, q. v.
"^cri^ 1. k. u. A protuberance on the

body; a boil. 2, smallness.
^OTJO 2. s. ?i. The ancestor of the

Pandus and Dhritarushtra. -"S P3.

N. of the field of battle between the

Kurus and Pandus near Delhi. ->5^0.

Bhima.
SJTiJoArS (tij=e3j) k. n. The state of

being diminished. 2, the serum of

the ear, ear-wax.
^oTiJjEio (dj = «j) (=*jdi3) k. «.

Smallness; dwarfishness. a. Small,

dwarfish.
^OTiioaio k. 71. An artificial frame-work

used to put idols in, etc.
iS'j'OJiS^, ^O'rfjfeo^ h. 71. A plant used as

medicine for the eyes, Odina wodier,
^orJoti (=*od:g) k. o. Blind. n. A

blind man; f. 'S'jrfja. -3?^, tfJdj:Sj.

Blindness. 'ffjdj::^j i55°^J. To become

blind.

S^OTrioa^ (do = e3j) k. «. A mark, sign;
a characteristic; acquaintance. -"acSj,
■ffJcJjiJjSo. To mark, define; to con-
sider.

^OTiosO (dJ = S30) k. n. A shepherd.

2, a foolish man; f. -S, -hS.. -?i
rtd. A perennial creeping plant,
Lepidagathis cristata. -3?i. The pro-
fession of a shepherd; foolishness.

Srfoceo (dj=e3j) k. ?j. A caste of

mountaineers; f. 's'jdjot^S.
^OTJoiS k. «. A tender, young cocoanut.
"^Otio^^ s. 71. A crimson sort of

amaranth. 2, a species of barleria.

3, the red cedar.

S'o'djaoa (=*Jdoi5, g. t\) s. M. The
fragrant grass. Cyperus rotundus. 2,
Vermillion. 3, the corundum-stone.

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^^JtioScO (do = e3o) ( = *jdjsS) k. «. A
sign, mark, etc.

^OTJOS^io, S'os^or k. n. A curl or lock of
hair. 2, a cake of dried cow-dung.

^JT^js^j s. a. Ugly, deformed, n. Ugli-
ness. *JC5jt)^. An ugly person.

^oeJr (=*JOia) h. n. a chair.

S'o&lr^ k. H. A weeding hook.

"^OSJ s. n. A race, family, tribe, caste.

2, a crowd, herd, troop, multitude.

3, a noble family. 4, a house. -*.
= -£i. -'5't^r. A village clerk or ac-
countant, ■'^°>^' Extinction of a
race or caste. -=s'soii^, = -^.h^. -rt^s
*. A spoiler of caste; one whose
caste is spoiled, also -?1pa; a bad
rude fellow. -rt:Sj. Caste to be spoiled.
-ii^a^rS. The act of spoiling caste;
an act disgraceful to one's family.
-7iuS5#,. Caste and family, -k. Well-
born; ancestral. -:3$tt3i, -d^sS. The
tutelar deity of a caste or family.
-^sSjr, ^oOtJiStirf. Duty peculiar to a
race or caste. -cS'aO, -\^. A woman
of a good family. -^^- A son of a
noble family. -Zji^j. An outcast. -cD
co^fi, -oo^c^. A man of low birth.
-s3^S. Caste professsion. -^,e«i.Emi-
nent by birth. -?iowoqS. Family con-
nection. -^. Belonging to a good
family; f. -^. ^JO=)i5^ij. The esta-
blished practices of caste, ^je^^ns
tf=5^. A man who elevates a race or
family.

^'jCJ^o. =:^jejo^o, q. V.

S^oe^sodo, ^oe^soso, ^oai3.3 h. n. A little

cap.
tfo£ra030?i> h. V. t. To open, expand,

to increase; also sojeJSODoXo.
3^oe/sai s. n. A potter; f. ^o^s€. -t^^.

A potter's wheel.
^oe)7)?i. = ajoera^, q. v.
'^o€>'^.:). = *oejo=5rj, q. V,
'^o€)'^o. = ■s'o&^jjSo, q. V.
S'o^Seci s- «• Of high descent, well-born.

'^Ci<S):i'^:i k. V. i. To shake, as a vessel,
body or voice, n. Shaking; a shake;
trotting. ^oejJ-c-'^J. To cause to shake;
to agitate. -n?^. A coquette. =3^ouo
€j3?W. Trottings, trut.

'^CiQO'Si'^, ^Oe3, k. n. A fire-pit or furnace.

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'SoZ) h. n. A male buffalo.

A

^Oii^T) tX s. n. Sour gruel. 2, a sort of

phaseolus. 3, a species of dolichos,

Dolichos biflorus.
^Ofi'o s. 71. A canal. 2, a ditch; a dyke.

3, a river. 4, a bad habit, a. Of a

good family, well-born.
S^oe^a h. a. Expanded, opened; also

S'oc;.; h. w. The whole.

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tfj^'d 1. <6. of ^'jsSjsc!, (/. t>.

^0^:51^2. k- w. A potter. 2, a veil.

S'osiiycirfo s. ra. Any water-lily.

^JS35*, '^OSTOts* s. n. Speaking ill of
any one.

^J3orf, -"^ 3. n. A weaver.

S'j^?^^ (=*023?tf) s. M. The god of
wealth and regent of the north.

^O^Q.^tS'jsSj, q. v.

^J^ s. n. The sacrificial grass. 2, a
son of Ramacandra. ^ossirtj. Point
of kusa-grass. ^osart^tooa , -SoS.
Acumen; shrewd, intelligent.

^O'^Z) s. a. Right, proper; prosperous;
clever, expert. •«. Cleverness. 2,
well-being. 3, virtue. -n^rf. A
clever man; /'. -nn^F, =5*0^0. -^fi,
-i. Cleverness, ability. '^%_- -^
friendly enquiry after one's welfare.

'^O'S^^^ h. n. Ease; fun, frolic, pleasure.
-Sjiiof\. Salute firing. -5iJ3:So. To
rejoice.

"^•jh, '^ott, h. n. Pleasure; will.

^'j^Jo) f. n. Kitchen. -n^cJ. A cook.

^o^ji, h. Ji. Dry land not artificially
irrigated.

S^osi s. n. Leprosy; also -cJjs^rt.

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^'oSjS'oxio k. ?i. Whispering. -^JS^^SL,

B'jXJrtjUj^. To whisper.
S'osSop s. ?i. An improper union of
letters. 2, an unlucky conjunction
of stars. 3, a narrow space.
^^rJ k. I', i. To bend, stoop; to sink,
give way, to tumble, n. Bending,
sinking. 2, the peg or pin of a
door. -2i?s?J. To give way as a wall,
etc.
S'jTJoSok. t'. /. To strike. 2, (=^J?a)

to wash by slightly beating.
3^0?jJ20o k. V. t. To wash (= uh) clothes

by beating them on a stone.
^0?JJ5J0 s. n. A flower. -^W 3. N. of

a metre.
^OXloo20a (=:€j3o?iowO) f. n. Raw

fruits, etc. preserved as a seasoning.
5o?jw>oe3 (tb. of ^jjCjoijJ) n. Dried flowers
of safflower. 2, the red dye prepared
from them. -rfoS li. A deep red
cloth. -U)r9. A deep red colour.
^J7jdo2^ ( = =5^0 350013) s.«. The safflower
Carthamus tinctorius. 2, a student's
water-pot.
^0?jJ5, ^Orioiio k. n. The pulp or soft
part of some vegetables and fruits.
2, the sticky filament of flowers, -ns
o5j. a very young unripe fruit.
S'o^ h. 11. Wrestling. -i3Sj. To set on
to wrestle. -odjsiiSj, -2oa. To wrestle.
^0?iO O20D, ^0?jJ oeOTio — ^J3^J oloO,

g. V.
^05c^ ( = =Sjaij^) s. vt. A cheat,
rogue; a juggler, (/". ^OoGS-);. decep-
tion, legerdemain.
5*0 s? 1. (=is'jej, q. V.) s.n. Family, race.
2, a tenant. 3, a tax-payer, -ssa.
An inferior village-servant. -S3?a=#,
-;rea:Sci. The business of a kulavadi.
-s^tfj, A settlement made with the
farmers individually.
^0^2. (sr = CD)'k. n. Confusion. 2, a
ploughshare; a cauterizing iron.

3'o'9 1. k. n. An affix for the formation

of nouns, as: lo:^-, sijd^j-, etc.
?S'o'9 2. (S?=C3') k. ?(. A hollow; a hole;

a pit. I'. /. To dig, make a hole.
?rOS?;gO (P. p. of T5'jS?tij) k. Seated,

sat down. -=!?j5^0v. To sit down.
Sro^do 1. ( = *J030,, =5*0^?) So, *jbSj,) k.

r. 2. To sit down, squat; to stoop.
^O^lij 2. k. H. Coolness, coldness; cold;
snow. *ja?n3r«?. A cool wind. *j
^53="Uj.. The snow-mountain: Himti-
laya.
^0^ k. )t. A dwarf; f. *J«?,.
^0<»^. = *J^3j, g. t'.
^0^ rio (= ^j°^Cj) k. V. i. To sit down.

^j??,Oj;j. To cause to sit down.
S'OSP'J k. n. A cake of dried cow-dung.
2, shortness. -3=)^. A pile of kullu
for cooking. -u:=>ci. A stack of kullu.
S'j^^'rJ, ^j5aS, ^jSArf k. n. Ear-wax.
S'jsaO k. f. i. To cry aloud, to cry out
{also -3oDB'j, tfjsn^:^, *j3?»:;gj). n.
A cry, clamour, shout. ^j^rs^J. The
distance at which a loud cry can be
heard. -Sy§. Crying aloud.
?^js2^J 1. k. n. A post in a wall for the
support of beams. 2, smallness. -f\S.
A small, stunted tree.
'g'jBKio 2. h. «. March or decampment

of troops or people.
S'jsaj ( = 3oJS^) h. «. An earthen water-
jug; a goglet.
^jsMl. (/">■• '^Ji^^) k. n. A junction;
union; an assembly, crowd; a quanti-
ty; company. -^s^jshSj. To assemble.
^jsU 2. s. n. The summit of a mountain;
any prominence. 2, a plot; fraud,
conspiracy. 3, an astrological term.
"ujsyjd s. n. The male representative of
a family. 2, eternally the same,
as space, soul, etc.
^jsZi, "Sj&Zi^ {inf. of ^'js:^) k. prep. To-
gether with, along with; with. 2,
also, likewise. -^:1), fl'Jsa::Jj. To
heap, pile up.

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^jstie^O. ^jtirfo k. n. A iunctlon: con-

' 1-10 » ;

fiuence. ^jbSsS, ?*j3:I . At the very
moment; forthwith.

^jsS"^ k. n. Joining; meeting. 2,
marrying a. widow. -rioCo. A man
who has married a widow. -3io:a3.
A remarried widow.

^j35?j0 k. 'V. t. To join; to mix; to add;
to amass. -^"S. Adding; addition.

^^js'rfo k. V. i. To join, unite; to meet,
come together; to be possible; to
take place. 2, to bo fit. v. t. To
join, add, as numbers. '5^J33S, inf.
•^JS^ iS?s?o. To be accumulated, -aos
■tfJ. To heap up. ^Jsa lodj. To
come together; to prosper, as a
business; to assemble and come to a
place; to astrologically agree, as the
horoscopes.

^'jstf k. prep. With, together with; at
the same time; further, also. ■ -^J3cS.
Mutually, all together.

^jsr^Oj (=*j^rfj) k. V. i. To sit down.
^Jsa^^vO. To cause to sit down.

^jstf . = ^J3:^d, a. V.

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^js^J k. P. p. of =5'j^do, q. V.

S'jsrfCJO k. w. Hair of the head or
body.

^jajrfo k. V. i. To bend, stoop. n. A
hump. 2, a mark, sign. ^JS?^. A
hump-backed man; f. ^jsa.

^j3Jj s. n. A hole; a well. 2, a mast.

'S'jsB^ (0=3') k. H. A sowing machine.

'S'js'rfol. k. w. Sharpness; acuteness; also
'B'JSO^. ^J5D3S*o. A brave soldier. *iJ3
Orf. A sharp, acute or brave man.

'S'iS'do 2. k. ?t. A tenon.

^ja^do 3. k. V. i. To mind, be attached
to, to love. ^JSSr, =5'J3Srs3?ij. A
lover; beloved man; a husband.
■B'js^F". Love,

^vD'do 4. k. t). i. To sit down.

=^js6 (!3 = &) k. ri. A kind of cloth-
louse.

S'jseir s. n. A bunch, bundle. 2, the
space between the eyebrows. 3, the
beard, mustaches. -^, ^jaz^r^. A
brush.

^jsT^jr s. n. A tortoise, turtle. 2, the
second incarnation of Vishnu; also
'S'jsrfjsrsisstf. -sSo^ra. The purana of
the said incarnation. tfoS»3J3r?dtv. A
stool in the form of a tortoise back.

S'js^or a. k. n. Attachment, love.

^'jse'o^M, ^jsa^o^os^ s. n. The whole,

from first to last.
S'j??? k. n. Hire, wages, esp. daily

cooly. 2, a day-labourer, a cooly.

-'=§wfi. Daily labour. -»3wra:^o, -'S^^K

53j3C^o. To work as a day-labourer.

-=5r^!j, -odosi, -odJt)S?j. A cooly; f. -=5=)

S^jsOjl. k. ?;. J. To fall down; to be

overturned, ruined. ■s^JsO^do. To

cause to fall.
^j5©0 2. k. M. A tenon. 2, a sloping

flight of stairs leading down to the

water of a tank.
"^j^tS {tb. of ■e'jssi). n. A mast; also -=tfow.
^^5 (==5*0^) k. M. The East-Indian

arrowroot, Curcuma angustifolia.

^jSoOT, ot^ s. n. The pumpkin gourd,
c

^j33jO k. n. An infant, babe. 'S'jSnra
W, Children's play. =5'i/3?3=):3j. To
play like children. =s^jt!?3t)a?ij. To
amuse a child. -3?^. Childhood. ^JS
?73S*J. A weak, useless person.

5^j3^ (^=C3) k. n. A vulgar, rude,
stupid, vile man', f. 'Stjs'?. a. Vulgar,
etc. -^c^. Rudeness, meanness.

'S'js^, ^J3^ 1. k. n. A basket for fishing.

^ji^^ i^o=aj) (tb. of '^Jsrij) n. Boiled
rice, food. "^^5 -tSjs^, =5'-ra>'jC^rt.
A glutton. -Aj^d. Food and clothing.

S'ja'^ 2. k. 7J. The stump of jola; stubble
in general.

"dvii, s.n. Distress. 2, difficulty. 3,

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pain. a. Bad, miserable. -Sjjsgjo^
0?sS^. Difficulty in the evacuations.
S's^ s. a. Done, made, wrought. n.
Deed, action, accomplishment. 2,
the first of the four yugas of the
world. 3, a kind action, benefit. -'5'.
Made, artificial; simulated, false; hy-
pocrisy. -* 3,. Contented, satisfied.
-c[^. Ungrateful. -^~^- Ingratitude.
-23. Grateful, -fa i, -w ;^. Gratitude.
-cxJbor!. =:^,;^ No. 2. -adjr, -so^S.

Dexterous, skilful.

'5',3D=5'v3. Done

%^

?r\§ s. n. Hide, skin

^\B/§ s.

and not done. ^.sa^iF. Successful;
satisfied; clever.

s. n. Doing, action; a literary
work, poem. -SJS. An author, a poet,
the birch tree.
The third lunar mansion
containing six stars called the
Pleiades.

5^\^n s. a. To be done, proper, h. Ac-
tion, act, deed; business, duty.

'^s^in s. n. An act, deed. 2, a female
deity.

3^\Sj'^ s. a. Artificial. 2, false, deceit-
ful, n. Guile, deceit. 2, bewitch-
ment, witchcraft. 'i5^,.S,<aj. A deceitful
person.

S'xrfo^ s. n. A word ending with a =^3*
affix.

S^\3jC® s. «. Pitiable, miserable, poor.
2, avaricious. -^n, -^. Wretched-
ness; avarice.

^\Sj3 s. n. Pity, tenderness, compassion,
mercifulness; kindness; also '^-.^^
-■tftoa^, -^A»V A kind look, the eye
of favour. -?^^>, -^^rartrf. An ocean
of tenderness. -ejj. Compassionate,
merciful. -2o?o3. Pitiless.

^\'S0 (=*j<So) s. n. A worm, insect. 2,
a spider. -^. A vermifuge, Erycibe
paniculata.

3^\tf s. rt. Lean, emaciated, thin, slender.

^\2jv s. «. Agriculture, husbandry, -tf,
*.<Jii?53ej. A husbandman.

'^j^^(=*)%. t>^) s- a. Black; wicked,
n. The dark half of the lunar month.

2, one of the incarnations of Vishnu.

3, a crow. 4, the black antelope.
5, Indra. 6, a river so called.
-■tfsjjr". An evil deed; criminal. -to
olioS. Krishna's birthday. -^^•
= 'ifs^ n. No. 1. -3jt)S». The first day
of the moon's wane. -^%- Black-
faced. -K?i. A disease in which the
tongue turns black. -Xsi^. The black
cobra. -:o rSoli. A wicked disposition.
* 35t) rtdj. A black variety of Agal-
lochum or aloe wood. =5^,sa tajj. The
skin of the black antelope. 'S'-sa 3
3atf. An incarnation of Krishna.

^ suffix to form the dative sitig., as:
S?:#, »3jd#, e<c. 2, a nominal or

a

pronominal suffix, as: i~as?^, sSja^,

^S.'dai^ k. 71. The melon vine. =^^

0^. The musk-melon.
tf^,?j k. «. Insult, insulting language.

u

^t5^,^:do k. V. i. To be excited from

0

fear.
^o, ^33054 (==§^^, =§^, #SvJ*) k.7i.

Redness, a. Red. -^f^g*. Red or

fiery eye. -/sa. A red spark. -Tti^.

The red sprout: coral. -?ioS. A

shining live coal.
^ei ?3 (=^0, q. r.) k. ad. Redly, n.

Redness.
^si ei, ^2i £)J k. «. The udder of

beasts.
^do 1. k. I', t. To join the ends of two

threads by twisting them with the

fingers. w. The knot formed by

twisting,
^iiio 2. k. «. Core, the heart of a tree;

essence, strength. 2, pride. ■"'^^^*

To become strong. 'iiiJH ^s^ai?. Pieces

of hard areca nuts.

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^c, ^fgoo' k. n. Redness; also -^7^,

-iSfS, -1^0. =§01^. A red or brown

man; /'. t?oc5. -UTi -tir^. A kind

of red ant.

t?U, fpasf »-ei. part, of ^:^J) k. a. Wiek-
ii
ed, bad; foul, rotten. 2, mischievous,

injurious. 3, abominable. 4, fierce.

-3^. A bad, wicked disposition.

=^Wj,. p. p. of =if:So, q. V.

turfs' k. )«. A mischief-maker; a bad,
wicked, mean man; f. =^3*. -^^fo. A
bad, depraved nature or conduct.

^rfS'o k. n. Corruption; ruin; fouluess;
evil. -^oJ. =:=#:^^^oi.

^ri^ ( — ^:^^, -idsod) k. V. t. To make
fall down; to fell; to throw to the
ground; to pull down.

^Z^i^. =Tf3^, q. V. 2, to pierce

through, as a hole.

^ZSScO. = '^i^^', q.v.

^5rio (fr. =#:^J) k. r. t. To destroy, ruin;
to spoil; to deflower; to extinguish,
as a lamp. Cpds.: oid-, ^rac*-, rtS-,
rid-, e<c.

"^T^o k. V. i. To be ruined, spoiled; to
become foul, bad, vicious, vile, low;
to be extinguished. P.p. '^^- Cpds.:
a3>-, !3^-, t3e3-, 5jo3-, etc ^Wo^3oJ3?
rto. = ^::So. -i?j. = =^c^^o, g. v. -iSt?,
-S. Ruin, destruction.

^zS a.k. iJ. ?'. To fall down, drop, sink.
(', t. To let fall. n. The act of drop-
ping (words) thoughtlessly. -^Joa.
To speak thoughtlessly; a thought-
less word or speech.

^ f»S^O k. V. t. To irritate or provoke.
=#ra=g^W. Provocation. =^ra*?ij. To
cause provocation.

^ori k. H. A live coal. -rtr?o . A fiery
or red eye. -SjsU,. Bread baked on
coals. -^o»jr1. A red sort of sampige.
-?3?53. The ceremony of walking over
burning coals.

^^ ^ (==§^^ ^Aii) k. n. The act of

D — ° -°

setting, as precious stones, etc.;
engraviug.

^i^o k. V. t. To chisel, carve, engrave,
cut; to scrape; to chip, as grass, plank,
etc.; to make thin. 2, to enclose;
set, as precious stones. =^5 ?oO. To
cause to carve, engrave. '^^'^, '^^^•
The act of setting, engraving,
carving, etc. "^^i^ TZC^t^. A chain
set with precious stones.

^ J k. 71. A chip, paring.

^s^g'o k. V. t. To stir, scratch.

^rfTJo (rfj=:e3j) k. V. i. To scatter, be
scattered about; to disperse; to swing
about; to scratch, as fowls, dogs,
etc.

=§^ {==§0, q. V.) Red. Cpds.: -c:=)»;!3,
-53=)'?, -praOii, -a?!ij, -N^tfj, -f3o3j d,
-c3«J, etc.

^fS k. n. The cream of milk. 2, beauty-

-=tfeJo,. Cream to set. -Aozi" The scum

to
of boiled rice. -53j??irfo. Creamy curds'

^ocio ( = "^^3*) k.?i. Redness.

^fSi k. n. The upper cheek.

^So ( = ^c3*: eic, 'i- t'.) k. a. Red. Cpds.:

-wfeS., -lora, -t3s?rio, -sJjrao, -53j3?d,

"^oTj-R k. «. Red. ad. Redly.

^osgi k. n. Redness; red colour; a ruby;
also -"S^WJ. -'gooks^izjh^. A medicinal
shrub, Gomphia anguslifolia. -iijs?tf
e3. The red species of Barleria. -Jao
tAio?3;d£JO. The fruit of the tree Eugenia
malaccensis. -rSejrioows?. A water-
plant. Polygonum glabrum. -wort!^
w^. The creeping plant, Ipomaea
biloba. -i«i?=o«?. The vegetable Basella
rubra. -53joC3=)C!. The red flower of
Bauhinia variegata. -c^sSri. The rock
bush-quail, Perdicula argoondah. -^o
Cr\zS. A small shrub, Phyllatithiis
rhamnoides.

"^ozy^xi k. n. The redness of evening.

^^00, k. ?t. A cough; coughing; also
=^530, ejo. V. i. To cough. 'i^JJ^J. To

cause to cough.

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'i^^fi

^orfA = ^, g. t>. and its cpds. -^, -^,
-»3j. An act, performance; deceit,
fraud.

??ocJOJ ==#)rfj. -53rf. A soldier.

"^050. (=■«§, q. I'.) k. >t. A field.

^dl. ^JJ:i) k. «. A leather sandal; a
shoe.

^d 2. = i?cJdo. p. p. of =#3 m 'Sri'Ssi^Os.

^d^'o k. w. Roughness {as of stone). 2,
scab.

'^'dio'ii:^ a. k. r. J. To scratch.

^Tif) (— rtcJ^S) k. n. A flat bamboo
basket.

^■rf^J k. t'. J. To cry, shout. 2, to
become angry. 3, to increase, as
pain, etc.; to spread, as a sore.

"S^ 1. k. i\ t. To scratch, scrape. 2,
to shave.

??^ 2. ([3=63') k. /i. A tank. -^^. The
bank of a tank. -o3j5:SejJ. The inner
part of a tank. -=sdu^^. The channel
of a tank. -^j^xm. The sluice of a
tank. -ro=)rf). A water snake.

"S^ 1. a, k. 71. Side; vicinity; the right
or left side. -^t). rep. Both sides.
-c33r(o (-a#r(j). To go aside, -^radj.
To get out of the way, retire.

'^C 2. k. a. Some, several, a few. -wrfj,
-Sdj. Some or a few persons. -^S,
-Sj. Some or a few things.

t7£;?j k. n. Work; occupation; business;
affair; employment; act; use. -'§,
wdj, --^ zS?°^j. To come to work; to
be serviceable. -rt°^. A lazy man; f.
-r(<!?,^, -r!«?>. -3fj3^J,. To exact
work. -^^s?o. To order a work.

"52;^ k. n. A barber and hair-dresser;
also -rt. 2, a person who works.

^^ k. r. i. To cry for joy. 2, to cry
out abusively. -^. Abusive vocifera-
tion.

^e3 k. n. A shiver, splinter.

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^ririo (tiJ=e3j) k. M. "Wet soil ; mud,
mire. "'^^^' -^ foundation stone.
^XOa. The drain of a bathroom.

^7i^ k. n. A mushroom.

"rrfj k. »(. A stemless plant with large
leaves and eatable tubers, the Cocco,
Arum colocasia.

^^ ( = i?i!SrtJ, q. v.) k. a. Lower. -n:S,
-^^J,. The lower side; downwards,
beneath. -^oS?*. To the bottom. -^Ji3.
The lower lip. -d^d. The molars
of the lower jaw. -zp'iA. The lower
part. -^J8^. The abdomen, pelvis.

^«A0. ^^^ ( = '*^) k. n. The state
of being under, below, down or in-
ferior; the bottom, ad. Under, down.
Decl. =#^A^od, T?*^, =#^n?S, cU. =#«??^
&0. To lay down. ^S<?^<i?. To descend.
-35°S?J. To fall to the ground. -^J?UJ
ajscSo. To make the lower side
upper; to turn. -^J°d. Topsyturvy.

■a"^a (= 7^'-?^) k. n. A female companion.

^^5 (^^d'-^J) a. k. r. i. To gape; to
open, expand; to blossom. 2, to cry
out; to dispute, wrangle.

^(^ (=:?i«?) a. k. w. Union; friendship;
a companion, friend. -^. A male
companion. -Soi. Companionship.

^?^TJ s. a. Squint-eyed. n. A leer.

'^e^'QriJ k. V. i. To hawk in spitting.
■#?*0^. Hawking in spitting.

^eS'o, ^?A0 k. r. ?', To cry as a peacock.
71. The cry of a peacock.

^?5 k. »i. One who ruins or is ruined;
also -rt, =i^:i^ri. Cpds.: *JW-, as?-,
rssodj*-, loja-, SjJa-, i^jISSd-, 53,^-,
etc. -rt^?i, -;k?j. Destructiveness, im-
pairedness.

^e<5j k. »t. Ruin, destruction; mischief;
disaster; loss. -rr?ej. A disastrous
period. 1??33^. A mischief-maker.

=§^^ k. /?. Envy, grudge; anger. 2,
deliberation. -5=)d. A grudger. -^^.
Envy; stubbornness

^eS'S' s. «. The fragrant screw-pine,
Paiidanus odoratissimus.

^?^;:J s. n. Summons, invitation; also
■^^S. 2, business. 3, a place. 4,
splendour.

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^e;^0 s. n. A ray of light; brightness.

2, a comet. 3, the descending node.

4, a flag.
?f ? j^^, ?f eQ/^. tb. of "S^^^ir, q. V.
T^ensTi s. n. A field; a park. 2, a

temple. 3, the body. -rf^^. N. of a

tune.
^?orfj s. n. The centre of a circle. 2,

a planet's distance from the first point

of its orbit.
'^?3Ja' k. n. A shrub with red or white

flowers, Ixora coccinea.
T?eJ^ f. n. A periodical supply of mer-
chandise.
^fi m. n. Rubbish, refuse, etc. a.

Inferior. -s3j3o§. An inferior mango,
^eti©, ^eTJ^ s. n. The Malabar country.
^fS k. n. A street, lane,
^sdj 1. k. n. The tree Semecarpus ana-

cardium, which produces the mar-
king nut. -iS^w. The marking-nut,
^?TJo2. (dj= esj) k. V. i. To winnow.
^eu k. M. The rat-snake, Plyas mucosus;

also -»«i^.
tf eiS'j k. n. A large earthen water-jar.
^?^ej s. rt. Alone, only, mere. 2,

entire, whole, all. 3, pure, unmingled.
^e^ s. n. The hair of the head. -sSjs

23r?i. A comb. 'Sl^, ^^S^. Having

much hair.
^?^s3 s. n. Krishna, Vishnu. 2, N. of

the author of the Sabdamanidarpana;

also €5Sa=)to.
^errfTJ s. n. The filament of flowers. 2,

the plant Mimusops elengi. 3, saffron.

4, the mane of a horse or lion.
^oTjli-^-^ov:^ h. n. The empress of

Hindusthan, title of Queen Victoria.
=^?pd£) s. a. Having a mane. 2, saffron

coloured, n. A lion. 2, a horse.

-i:^^. A kind of paddy, -if^^. Rice

seasoned with saffron, sugar, etc.
^?rJO a. k. n. Redness. 'ilriir. A red

kind of rice. =§1XjQ. A red flame.

^?Jvj*). An onion.

(^=C3') a. k. n. A line, series; a
group.

^e^O k. j;. i. To hear; to listen to; to
heed, mind. v. t. To hear, mind.
2, to ask, beg; to demand. P. p. =^°^,
^5°^o. -C.^^, €$T?^. Hearing; asking;
hearsay. "i^^^O. To cause to hear
or listen; to be heard; to hear; to
sound.

^<; (=^aij*) k.?t. The hand (3o^). 2, an
elephant's trunk. 3, a branch, spatlie.
4, a staff; a handle; a key. 5,
means, instrumentality. 6, handiness.
^> 3ij is used for the genitive or dative ;
■^^oSjocS instrumental, and "^^aJjO^,
locative or dative, as: c^c^ '^^^ '^s'rl,
under me; ssSpS =fjOli 3o?*J, tell
him; sss^oi =^^oajoX503j;gj, it was
done by him; ^^^ %^^^ ^?e?r3,
I told him; ?i^ =if^odjO iifj^S? what
have you got? etc. -*^. A kind of
ornamental bracelet. -*dra. A me-
dical treatment. -=5'^ . -=#ti5i. Handi-
craft. -5srSrf. A note of hand; a bond.
-=gDejj. Hands and feet. -^ssjj =^'^
•uJtiVx. To make obeisance. -5»)eJJ

V

z3?^^j. To fall to one's feet. -*j3©.
Working as a day-labourer; wages
for such work. -tfjsOrrecS. A day-
labourer. -'SJiTij. A child in arms.
-'i^A. Under one's control or author-
ity. -=#J8i:SO. A small axe. -'#j3:^j.
To help; to deceive. -=#j3^Jj. To
seize; to receive, obtain, accept, adopt;
to undertake; to mind (Aj^^^O^Jj,
«sof\?'c3?do, etc.). -"^ja^wo. A walking
stick. -'#®$^. Hand-stock, -rsc^. A
temporary loan given without bond
or interest, -riotjj. A purse of money
for one's own use. -rt^. A small
knife. -rtirf*. A male pilferer; f.
-riziir. -m!if. A present given with
the hand, -nacdjo. To protect, -n^n.
A clever man. -rraO^. The arts of
industry, manufacture. -r(jd ©. A
small hoe. -riotfjoj. A person's signa-
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ture. -Tt/sa^. To accomplish, -rtjsa
wdj, -rijszio. To be obtained; to
succeed. -ncSo. To lose, be defeated.
-T^rSo, To give the hand; to stretch
the hand for help or promise. -^^^■
A shrine wherein idols are carried
about. -z^iS e?, -tS^«?. Clapping the
hands. -iS>'*. Dexterity, sleight of
hand. -iif=^~i. Cramp in the hand.
-Z532^j. To stretch out the hand, -z^
13t#, -zasJa^j. A snap with the fingers.
-za?Uo. A note of hand. -zS^^. A
glove; a small bag. -:£j8?a?ii, -»lwf\.
To join the hands in greeting. -'^^.
To clap the hands; to touch pieces
of money in counting; to beckon.
-^3^ . A mistake; a slip of the pen; to
fall from the hand. -3=)°^. A kind
of cymbal. -3j)Vj. An instrument
to move the inner latch of a door
from out-side. -^j3j. A handful of
food. -JjsaTl. Ornaments of the
hand. -d^iJ^. A deal of cards for
games. -cSjcSj^o. To grasp; to thrust
the hand intoj seizing. -:3jsS cio
53J3::iJ. To be liberal in giving alms.
-?i?:«j. To stretch out the hand. -Si?t3J.
Water poured over the hands of
the marrying couple. -fSdsJ. Help,
assistance, -srasita. A handkerchief;
also -»3M,, -S^. -*ja. A handle;
a looking glass; a handbook. -i^^J,.
A small cup; a scoop, -wrtejo. A
loan (of money). -wS^. Handwriting.
-lo«?. A bracelet. -rz^zi. A small
adze. -KS^j. A sickle. -zScSo. To
lot loose one's hand; to cease to
assist; to desert. -Sort. A hand-loom.
-Sod. To be confounded or amazed;
an attitude in dancing. -oio?;i?o.
Black dirt on the hand; a slow poison.
-djejy. A hand-gesture. -SjaiSo. To
make signs with the hand; to rebel;
to brandish; to bargain. -53o«)rfj. A
fathom; offering of goods for sale
at the doors. -<SjrO. To become

excessive. -CJSdJ. To exceed, surpass,
go beyond; to get out of one's power.
-SojUj,. To touch with the hand;
small utensils. -53ojO. The hand
to break: fig. a plain bracelet,
also -^mOA -KJb^'i (-^'t.^y "^'■i^'
hand-writing; signature, -cdrsas;^.
To move with the hand; to rub
gently; to stroke. -olracJ. "With full
and open hands ; with a prompt
baud. -o6j!>6y€. Nursing with one's
own hand, supporting by one's own
means. -Oij??? (-i}^). Bribery; a
bribe, -cxjjs'^j (-efSj). An assistant,
servant. -o3jf^. Oil extracted by
hand. -o3j^j^. To raise the open
hand. -oSjs:^ (-t«:io). To hold out
the open hands to receive anything.
-OeiriJ (-wrto). To be produced by
the hand; to be practicable; to be
able, useful. -oSs!. Actual possession.
-S^;3tirtj. To come into one's power
or possession, -ss^d. A pair of compas-
ses; praise, eulogy. -saO^Jo. To
praise. -z25?Jo. To swing the arms
when walking. -^?|. A sign made
with the hand. -^arSo. To be possible.
-?c3e3. A veranda. -?3j3i3. Spoil,
plunder. -?S!3. Arrest, captivity. -?5j5
c^do. A small lamp. -3oJ3j , -srs's'o.
To put the hand to. -ii lodJ. To bo
obtained; to become useful. -oiiO.
In the hand, elc. -c&Jh'4i^. In or
into the power; under the control.

"Si 2. k. n. Bitterness.

^i^ji^a see s. ^^.

^^oS'aJor (fr. TO^f^tf) s. n. Service; servi-
tude.

^(ti h. n. A prisoner.

T^^rfol. k. n. A weapon.

^('do2. h. n. Imprisonment; restraint;
arrest. -33^t3. A prison. -Sjsso. To
put a stop to; to arrest.

^^^odJ^O h. n. Statement; an affair,
case; a suit, plaint.

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^(£/t)rj s. n. N. of a mountain in the
Himalaya range, the seat of Kuvcra
and paradise of Siva. -rt^. A lost
debt. -^"sA). A deceased worshipper
of Siva.

^IrSQo {fr. =i^^v) s. n. Perfect exemp-
tion from further transmigration, ab-
sorption in the supreme soul. 2,
pureness.

"ijs^^bi^^^^ (=^^0:27^0) k. n. Crook-
edness, as in writing.

^j3S',&;!io k. V. i. To chuckle, giggle.
2, (fr. tfjc^o) to shrink, shrug as from
cold, fear, etc. 3, to menace, abuse.

^.(S^'.tS k. n. A crane.

c

^ja^OK (fr. =5'J3o*jj k. n. The beak or bill.

u

^js^, k. n. Crookedness; a crook; a
o
hook. -^?eJJ. A hook; a walking

stick with a bent handle. -sjjpij^,.

A perverse man. -^Jh'^. A hooked

nail.

^jaA (="^^5071) k- n. Crookedness. 2,

A

a man with uncouth voice.
^Sd'h , "^JS'A e5, '^jiii k. n. A very

A A A

common under-shrub, Tephrosia pur-
purea.

^jiiC'S^ k. n. The Concan country of
the western coast. -ri, =#j3o'5^E^,
=^jt!o^rart. A Concan Brahmana.

^j3o5^0 k. I', j. To be bent, crooked,
curved, deformed; to become perverse,
untrue, etc. n. Crookedness, etc. -t?j3
rf^. Wrongs and defects, -rljrfj^j,
-rtjscSejj. Curled hair. -oiia. An
altered voice or speech.

'§:ilO'$^^^■^ (=:=5'o^o^j) k. 11. The armpit.

??;30A. =^-'8rt , q. V. -Sjori. A buffoon.
-^0^. Buffoonery.

T^jdO'R (='^J3oi3) k. «. The branch of
a tree.

^js&l k. n. Cochin on the Malabar
coast.

^Jiiiio 1. k. V. t. To sift flour on a
small fan. 2, (=^J3Z^jr) to cut up,
to chop. Jt. Cuttings, chips. 2, powd-

er, dust. =^J3i3 ^. The act of cutting.
^jssij 2. k. w. i- To speak much, prattle,

brag.
^jasS k. n. Mud, mire.

^j33i h. M. A eunuch.

^jsosi k. «. A little; littleness", inferior-
ity. -cSd. An insignificant man.

^jihzTi (==#J3to|i,d) k. n. A threshing
floor.

^jsU 1. (= ii>JsWj) k. n. A bamboo tube.

2, an extremity. -"^jafS. The extreme

point.
^jsy 2. f. w. A fort. -TOti. A man of a

fort.
T^jsW 7^ C=^jsi3ii, =!?Jiy,!i. tb. of ^:>hio^)

71. A stall, out-house; a barn, room,

etc.
^jaU r® (fr. =5*0^0,) k. n. Beating the

husk from paddy, etc.
^jt^^Ti (tb. of 'iJ^^^^rvsJi) 71. A thresh-

ing floor. =^J3to^0. The officer in

charge of a granary; a steward.

??j3B h. a. False, counterfeit, forged;
ei
vicious, bad. -^^t3. A forged bond.

-cSSd. A bad conduct. -rfjssjsoaj. A
counterfeit rupee.

ei '^

^;3UJ, 1. P. P- of Tfj3:^J.

ei
^jsUO 2. k. n. A point; a nipple; a crest,

a head-ornament.

"^j&fSi k. n. The stone or kernel of fruit.

ei
'^js'SJ^ b. ». A chamber, room.

€j^ri (tb. of ^J^ n. A pitcher, pot.

-33j)Fi. A koda of copper or brass.
^jat^^, ^JS'J^o^a. k.n. The ear. -sSjjtfj.

An ear-ring.
^jsT^AO k. n. The Coorg country, -^a^.

A Coorg-knifc, abroad sword. =^J3:^r(.

A Coorg man.
^j&zi-R k. n. A gift, grant.
'ijsri^'hri k. n. a large prickly shrub,

Zizyphus xylopyrus.

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^JS2j&

^jBcaEJo k. V. t- To remove, rub off, as
ear-wax or impurities.

^^rf^ k. n- The pain of a sore. 2,
severe itching-. 3, a stick tied to a
dog's neck.

^jiXiB (fr. ^JCeJ) k. n. A wooden hammer.

^jsTlag, ^jsT^^ k. t'. t. To scatter or
throw about; to shake.

^j&ri€> (= ^■Jsa. tb. of B'OOTrf) n. An
axe, hatchet.

^jsTS,^^ k. n. The small tree Cluylia
colUna. 2, (<&. o/' *jWia*) the medi-
cinal tree Wrightia antidysenterica.

?r.®S k. H. Strength, stoutness. -*t>J.
Stone-like firmness in one's health.

^jiL^'R. =:^j3Si^, a. V. -5jJ3ri-. Land

free of rent.
^j2c^J (cA *j3j) k. V. <. To give; to
present, bestow, grant. P.p. =^j3Uj .
t?j3:Sj j's o/"<eft added to other verbs
without altering their meaning, as:

:So.= ^iiref\?3o, etc. Affixed to in-
finitive forms of other verbs it denotes
to allow, permit, as: sSjsSiijBSj,
^itiT^Js:io, to allow to do, come, etc.
=#J3a?;o. To cause to give. °iJsAi,
-iS=#. Giving. -=^jJS?Jk53:5j. Giving
and receiving.

?rj5ZS k. H. An umbrella; a parasol, v. t.
To hollow, scrape, scoop. 2, to ache.

tfjsT^ k. ?(. A stupid man, a clown.

^jbTO ( = ^v3S?) k. n. A pond, tank.

^jaf®;^ k. M. A club swung in the hands
for exercise.

"^fjsr^S^^ k. n. A round wooden dish to
knead dough etc. in.

^jscrf 1. k. n. A hill, mountain. -SJJ
?5oa. A large black-faced monkey.

^JSOZ^ 2. ^ft. of *JoS, q. y. -^lo,. A
feast in honour of Virabhadra.

^j3Cl33Tio (sec s. ■#J3<?J,) k. t\ <. To ap-
plaud, praise, glorify.

'^ji,Ci% k. n. A hook; the link of a pad-

lock. 2, the sting of a scorpion. -s:o.
To slander, defame.
"^jscxio. P.p. of 'i?J3S*0,, q. V.

?fjactf k. 71. A chaplet of pearls. 2,

a tassel.
^jsczSa, "^jsczfccSok. n. Calumny, slan-
der, defamation. 2, a slanderer,
defamer; also -rred; f. =#JSod?>3..
^JS3' Sse; h. M. The chief officer of a
town police. 2, the overseer of a
travellers' bangalow.
"tjs^ ^ k. n. A bulwark, bastion.
tfjjS k. n. A cat.

"^ji^' k. f. /. To chop, mince, n, A
bunch, cluster. 2, a mark for a
liquid measure.
^js^o C205 (<6. o/' *oXj.o"^0) «. Corian-
der seed.
??;3rf£0 k. r. i. To hesitate in speaking,
to stammer; to mutter, n. Stammering.
^jSrjTJj a. k. V. i. To sprout ; to arise,
extend, n. A shoot, sprout; the film
of a lotus.
^.OcS k. V. i. To succeed in an object.
n. An extremity; a point; a top; an
end; a branch. Cpds. : SoJurf-, scscSci-,
3jyo3j., wOfi-, e<c. -r^dKo. To
accomplish. -rrecSO. To be accom-
plished.
^j30i^ (tb. of ^Jo3) H. A spear, lance.

-=53d. A spearman.
^J3ocd0. P. p. of '^jz^o^, q. V.
^J3C:3 k. n. The tree Cassia fistula.
'SjsXy ^js^.'Z) k. n. A hamlet, village;

affixed to village-names.
'^jiTi.^Ti {tb. of *srtf) n. A metal

boiler.

^J3S\ k. /t. The notched extremity of a

bow or horn. 2, a woman's knot of

hair. 3, an ear-ornament.

^js^x k. n. The hood made of a cumbly.

^JS205, ^J320 a k. H. The kernel of the

cocoanut. -iolJ. A kind of chatnov.

C»9 •'

-3j5j. Congealed cocoanut oil. -lobJj.

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Half of a cocoanut kernel. -oir5.

Cocoanut oil.
"^jaSOO, k. V. i. To grow fat, thick, etc.;

to be rank, luxuriant; to become

proud, insolent, n. Fat; luxuriance;

pride. 'Sj&C)7\. A proud man.
^j^^J k. I', i. To begin to burn, as fire

or anger.
^jso^ 1. k. n. A small bundle or load

of thorny twigs. 2, a thorn bush.
"^Jiicii 2. k. n. A small hamlet; cf. €j3^ .

^jso800 i.k. t). <• To seize, take. ^J3oio.=
'^js^vXS, g. ». ^jJo;:3j3?r3. Taking.

^jaoSOo 2. k. n. A horn of animals; a
tusk. 2, ero or its embodied form o.
3, a branch of a tree; aiso ^JSoto.

^jaosS k. n. A branch.

??j8JSo, k. n. A corn-bin. 2, hog-weed,
o
Boerhavia procnmbens.

^jiO30, S'jscdOOo k. V. t. To cut; to

pluck, as fruit, etc. v. i. To crop, reap.

P. PS. =^JBOaodO, =5j301)J . =#J303j'5i. A

cutter. =^a303jB'3?i, =#j303j3. Cutting.

-5JJ. Reaping, plucking. =^Jt)COj?io. To

cause to cut.
^jsTi 1. k. n. The sound produced by

hoarseness; the pur, as of a cat {see

'€j!)^). -oioi^, -rijUj,. To pur.
"^js-d 2. (ti=85. cf. =#J8c3 1) k. »i. Cutting.

-'S'ejo . A rugged stone.
??j3TJ5^£)o (ii= es) k. n. A cut, channel,

the bed of a stream. Tfjsrftfo. To bite.
^jsTJXfS k. n. Sorrow.
^jsT^AO k. V. i. To become sapless; to

shrivel; to wane; to sorrow, n. Sorrow.

T?j3ti^?jj. To cause to be sapless.
^^jaTJsi (ti=e3) k- n. A thievish wander-'

ing hill-tribe.
?fjsti£:^0, ^js'dtJDT^O (Ci= 63) k. w. <. To

upbraid, revile; to speak much and

uselessly. ^j3:ii39W. Upbraiding;

mocking; reviling; useless talk.
"^^sTiUj k. 71. The state of being stunted

or checked in growth. -it)?s?o. To get

stunted.

'^js'd'rfj k. n. The trunk of a lopped tree;

a stump, lop. 2,' a clod-crusher.
^jsTDcS (Ci= e3) f. n. A whip.
"Sjsli^ (Cj=e3) k. M. Deficiency; want;

loss; defect; fault. -SjSj. To feel

a want; to be poor. -"^orfo, -'Ji^^o.

Deficiency or loss to come about.
'^js'dcjDQAZS k. 71, A kind of sedge,

Cypei'us hexaslachyus.
'Sji'dTj k. n. A curry-comb.

^jiX^6 i^—a) k. ?i. A kind of millet,
Paiiicum italicurn. 2, a kind of ant.

=^.®TJd (i3=e3) k. w. A man. of a tribe
so called who make baskets, mats,
etc.; f. -h, and ^^jbcJcSosxj, who is
also a fortune-teller.

^.©■ds^O k. n. The throat; the neck; voice.

-=s'5J,^j5«?j>. To embrace one's neck

from love. -=^j30!)jtf. A cut-throat.

-Sii,. A collar.
eo

^J35, ^j2t31.(0, £3 = 63' 63^) k. V. t. To
cut, as wood, letters, etc.; to break,
bore, as a hole; to excavate, as
running water the soil; to pierce as
cold. 2, to diminish. 3, to whirl,
rave. n. Cutting; a cut off piece. -3,
€jt)d3. Cutting; piercing of cold.

"^.ffiSLiS f. 71. Annoyance, trouble.

^j3t3 2. (tj=e35) k. M. Smallness, defi-
ciency, defect. 2, rest, remainder.
3, a rambler. P. p. -cSj, ^jsOcij. -Sf^.
A day of absence. -SJa^Cc). The point
of death. -Tio-ui^. The rest of pay.

^jseS"?? k. 71. A clasp, hook, etc.

^jseS^o, =^j3<yo^J.=*o053j. k. n. A forge.

^jss3 k. n. Killing, murder, slaughter.

-71, -ria^, -(iSJ^, -nad. A murderer.

-SJt)^^^. Manslaughter.
^j3(y ^A k. 71. A pole-dancer, rope-

dancer; A T?J3e^§Jh^.
"^jaa* rf^ a. k. w. Playing, play, perfor-

mance.

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^jsas Ti, ^jscjo Q, ^jse;3 -dj k. n. A

cart drawn by oxen.
^jseS k. ■«. A bend, curve; a nook; a

gulf, bay. "^JS^. Bend.
'^jbC^J k. r. <. To kill, slay, murder.

P.p. ^j;ocij. -ii'S. Killing. -dS,

-s?. A murderer.
^jSrrfdo k. r. 2. To spread, as a sore; to

become overbearing; to disentangle

one's self forcibly from another's

hold. V. t. To desire; to demand an

article gratis or into the bargain.

II. Anything given to boot in buying.
^ji,^ (=^J3ra) k. w. A pond.
^ja^^o (^=C3) k. »i. The state of

decay, rottenness, putridity. =#j3^^.

A dirty man; a decrepit man; f.

=#J3^*. -»3jo:^t), -ms^. The chain

viper. -3Fi. Filthiness.
^jss?^, ^jsS?, k. «. The third crop of

rice.
^jss?A 1. k. M. A measure of grain = 4

ballas. 2, a large metal vessel.
??J3S?A 2. k. ?(. The hoof of a beast.
^js^AOS?^, ^j3^:5<9^ k. w. A spiny

herb Barleria longifolia.
^J3^8a, ^j3S?E§ (^ = 65) (cA ^J3S**J)

k. n. The state of being impure,

stinking, muddy, etc.; soft mud.
^./i^^j. =T?w®6?:^o (s?=C3). P. p. 0/'

^j3'S<£;o (s?=a) k. n. A flute, fife.

^j3S?5, ^j3«^ (s? = C3) k. n. A tube,
blow-pipe.

^^jaS^'pio. ^-^jasJ^ij, q. v.

^J3S;*0. = ^JSS?A, q, V,

^J3^ («?= C05) k. V. i. To wear out, as
cloth; to decay, rot, spoil; to spoil,
become putrid; to wither; to become
lean. P. ps. ^js^c^j, =^j3s?3j. n. Dirt;
impurity; mud; bodily excretion;
hinderance, detention. -335=tfj. To
rot; to detain. "Sjss^^ij, 'Sji^Tio. To
cause to rot.

^ja^ k. n. A depth, the cleft of a rock,
cave, etc.

^j3"^ k. 11. A fire-brand. -:33 , -^S'Sio.
An j(/«ts fa tuns.

^.0^0 k. ii. <. To seize ; to take; to
accept ; to take for one's own use or
benefit; to obtain; to buy; to under-
take. P. p. =^j3o:2j. Imp. sing. -^js?.
Pres. part. '#j8°^j,^, ^jz^s. =i?J3S<A as
the .second member of a compound:
to get, obtain, acquire, hold on, as:
rel. pr. part. wS-, sSJsa-. ^^orfj-. To
buy. ^JBoSo torfj. To bring. =^J3o3o
sSjs^rSj. To take away. =^JSoC5sy.
Praise. '^JSoi^a:^. To praise, rever-
ence. 'iJS'-fo^^'§. Taking, etc.

"CTjdS? k. n. Pillage, plunder. -rred.
A plunderer.

"^jse k. yln imp. sing, of 'Sji'-?^..

^ja?5^firf s. n. The red lotus.

^ja??\«3 (</7. o/' =#J8?*w) M. The Indian
cuckoo, Cucnlus indicus. -I ftS. A
plant of which the leaves are used
for plates, etc.

"^jaeTxetJo h, n. A cushion used as a
saddle.

z^jseeio (=5'j3?^) k- n. -11^^^ A foolish,
stupid bhatta; a N.

??j3eU s. n. Crookedness. 2, a shed,
hut. 3, a fort. -a. A room; also

^jaeUTJ s. n. The hollow of a tree.

^jseUe3 k. 11. Trouble, affliction, pain.
-^:ix To saflfer pain. =^J8?sJ£)r(. A
troublesome man.

^j5?&o s. n. A crore or ten millions.
2, the point or extreme part. 3, the
edge of a sword. 4, an angle. 5,
a countless number. -sjs^. A
rudder. =#J3?l3?rf. A crest. €js?li?S.
A harrow. '#J3°W,?ij^.'3;l3, =#J35fa5,o3c3.
Countless.

tfjseB (tb. of '§J&(^) n. A wall round
a town, rampart; a fort. -^iS,

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-=^JSoc3. The battlements of a fort.
-rtA)^. A fort patrole. -n^sSuj. A
fort-guard.

'^j3?Sj3.'cJ f. n. A stronghold of thieves.
2, the steps of a pond.

^j3?8 f. n. A granary; a factory,
warehouse.

'^jii'dX k. n. A monkey, ape. -^?^-
An apish trick.

'^j5?'rfo7\ k. n. An apish man; a buffoon.
-^?S. Buffoonery.

^jsec^eO^ k. n. A kind of fried cake in
the form of a ring.

"^jsjS 1. k. n. An outlet or weir of a
tank. -^'Wo,. To stop the outlet.
-^a. To open the outlet.

^j3?ci 2. k. n. Deficiency, defect, want.
2, number 20.

^ji^^ 3. k. n. A kind of a flag with an
image of a demi-god set up on a
post before a temple. -^"^' A festival
in connection with it.

^js^rfo 1. a. k. v.i. To be cool. 2, to
fear. 3, to shrink, n. Coldness. 2,
fear. 3, shrinking.

^j3?T^0 2. k. n. A horn of animals; a
tusk. 2, the peak of a hill. 3, a
branch. -^«^. The milkhedge. -^wo.
The peak of a hill, -djorfj^lo^. The
creeper Cynanchum pauciflorum.

^j3?zS k. n. West wind; the hot season.
-rii3. A field yielding crop in the
hot season.

^J3?f*3 1. k. n. A male buffalo. 2, a
foolish man. -rf w??j. A leafless,
shrubby creeper, Sarcostemnia inter-
medium. -.Scfj , -^SeitjS^ sSj3:Sj. To
train a buffalo.

^jseC© 2. s. n. An angle, a corner.

^j3?ra k. n. An inner apartment or cham-
ber, room. 2, a kitchen.

^;B?g k. n. N. of a low-caste tribe on
the Nilagiri. 2, (f.) deficiency, reduc-
tion. -f^0. N. of one of the Nilagiri
hills.

3^j3?:^c20Q (tb. of TS^J^iOjOloO) ?;. Cori-
ander.

??j35^0J h. n. Saving, laying up. -?oo
tos?. An extra pay.

^j'seS k. n. A monkey, ape. "^5^' -^
monkey's trick.

^j3?:^o m. n. Farming, tenanting. 2, ( =
la's rf=#J3 5(^0) barracks.

^jaei^o^ k. M. A rope for punishment,
suspended in schools, on which a boy
is tied up with his hands clasped and
which he is not permitted to loose.

^jae^i (tb. of =^JS?ra 2) n. An angle,
corner. ^JS^fS^O, ^.©^fS^dj. A stone
built tank with steps on all sides.

"^Jti^Tj 3.11. Passion, wrath, anger, -ns^.
A passionate man; f. -naS. €j3?»j^.
Very passionate; an irascible man;
f. =§Ji^h^ ^J. -S3o3 53Jt):^o. To pacify,
appease. "^Ji^h^J. To become angry.
'^J3$^?^?'5'. Excess of passion.

'^jse'rfo&o k. n. A Vaisya shopkeeper.
2, a miser; also -r!; f. -fs^. -^^.
A Komati's profession; covetousness.

^jse^SoCJ s, a. Tender, soft; sweet; pleas-
ing. -^. Softness, etc.

^j^^ojoSa, s. n. The lapwing; the paddy
eo
bird.

??j3?Ti. = s3j3?c5, q.v.

??j3?'rf3' s. n. A bud.

^vSj'doTN s. «. Small cardamoms.

^jse'rfoSO f. n. A frontlet of idols.

^js^T^OaOrjO k. V. i. To be dazzled.

^j3eT3D f. n. Unbleached cotton cloth.

a. New. =#J3?D3c^. Undressed corn.
^.®?6 (0=23') k. n. A rag; a worn out

blanket. -^i3.. A Lingayta hawker

or tradesman. -Sorsj. A ripe mul-
cts ^

berry. -Soj^. A caterpillar.

^j3c5^ (0=e3') k. n. "Wish, desire, long-
ing, hope, -dfcl^tfj, -.^^rfj, -rSfi»3?cij.
A wish to be gratified.

^j3S"do 1. (dJ=a3J) k. V. I. To wish, desire,
hope.

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^jse'do 2. {fr. ^Js5) k. »i. A part, por-
tion, share in cultivation, etc.

^j3;t3 1. k. /(. Crookedness', perverseness.
-5iW. A small flag.

^J3e62. {t=&, fr. ^Jti) k. H. Cutting;
sharpness. 2, a tusk; a long tooth,
fang, -crjid, -sot)J^. A pointed tootli.
-»t)J3??. Pointed whiskers. -dJSjJSOJ.
A turban with pointed foldings.

^j5?Uor f. n. A court.

^jsef k. ?i. Decoration; figure, form, as
of masks, dresses, cic, as used in devil
dances. 2, public procession.

^jseifs'd k. n. Colar. -3^'^- A country
pony.

^j3?e;s5o<i' s. n. A loud noise; an uproar.

^jsee3 k. n. A stubble of jola.

^j^eaiJ k. n. A stick, staff, rod; a
measure of length. =^JS5e./tirO. A stick
of sealing wax. ^-/s^Otiy. A children's
play with alternate motions and
mutually striking small sticks. "^js^CD
El). To play as above, -snratfj. To lean
on a stick. -iS'orfjS. A stick on which
boys ride; a crutch, -i^^. A species
of leafless milk-hedge.

^j2e£J05S'3 k- n. A peon.

^j3?^ a. k. M. A potter.

'^jae.S k. n. A tube. 2, a gun, match-
lock. -3osOsjo, To shoot.

^.(seSri s. a. Skilled, experienced, wise;

f. =^J3?C^.

^j3?'5 1. k. /I. Dyspepsy. 2, a boil on
the head of children. 3, the climbing
plant Bryonia grandis with red fruit.
4, a crucible. [milk.

'§ji^'S 2. h. n. A kind of condensed

^jae^ "^jse^A s. n. A case; a sheath,
scabbard; a pod. 2, a storehouse,
treasury. 3, a vocabulary, diction-
ary; cf. asJjti-. -r(yS. A treasury.

^.®?5i s. n. The intestines. 2, an
apartment; a granary. 3, (=*0^)
leprosy. 4, a square, as in tables of
calculation; also "Sjii^"^.

"Sjd^rj^ 1. k. n. The state of being
crooked or curved, as that of a walh
road, etc. -ncsJ . A squint eye.

^.®??jJ 2.h. «. Cabbage. 2, (<[;. o/" =ctjS,= s;)
a distance of 3 miles.

^j3?;c!jo205 f. ?t. Raw fruit, c/c, preser-
ved as a seasoning.

^JS^S? k. n. Stocks for criminals.

^jse^ (S? = W) k. n. A cock; a hen; a
fowl in general, •"^^-^■h- To set cocks
a fighting. -^js^Sj. Calicut. -nO.
A quill. -rtj2:aO. A hen's nest. -;^^.
A fowl's egg. -3oooJ4. A cock.

"^jz^^-i k. n. Seizure; pillage; calumny

^j3?S? ('? = 653) k. n. Thick phlegm.

^. For words beginning with this letter
and not found below, see under ?ra or

^OAO (tb. of =^,dJJW) «. The betel-nut

tree, Areca catechu.
a^^e'n s. 71. Crookedness; falsehood^

deceit, etc.; also =&°3l3t)ji.
W^cd^n, s'SoBr^o s. n. X. of a sage;

N. of a grammarian.
ff'S^oS' (fr. =5^0^^^) s. n. Curiosity; a

wonder; surprise, astonishment. 2,

eagerness. 3, joy, pleasure; sport,

gaity.
5^^.ffi(3c2J ("/"'■• 'S'jcSJsaoaj) s. ?(. Eagerness,

vehemence; curiosity.
g^o^oodo ('/'?•. =aJcS) s. n. N. of Sahadeva,

Yudhishthira, Bhima, and Arjuna.
5^?^??j s. n. A small piece of cloth

worn over the privities. 2, a wrong

act.
^rfraTJ {fr. ^jSj3d) s. rt. Juvenile, n.

Childhood.
?f3rfooa (T'". *J5ijjd) s. «. Moonlight.
S^d^ s. «. A descendant of Kuru.
3^s5^ {fr. ^'JW) s. a. Belonging to a

family; ancestral. n. A heretic,

impostor. 2, (=5^0??i) rumour, report,
^€°Fi s. a. Belonging to a noble

family, n. A good report.

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2,

^<yo h. tt. Agreement. 2, safeguard
to pass, as granted to an enemy. 3,
stipulated tribute, -^oudo. An agree-
ment.

€^^<V (fr. ?'03!ej) s. n. Well-being, hap-
piness. 2, skilfulness, cleverness.

5'3§>t5' s. n. Indra. 2, N. of Visvamitra.
3, a snake-catcher. 4, an owl.

3^?je?o s. Ji. The v?ife of Dasaratha
and mother of Rama.

^?dJ ^ s. 11- The jewel suspended on
Vishnu's or Krishna's breast.

e'S^S' (tb. of €^ii^) n. A butcher. 2,
deceit.

'§, k. A dative affix, as: cSri^, sDC"^,

■ff

Sj^gj s. «. Sacrifice, offering.
Siva. -sS^osj. Vishnu.

^jcrfji s.n. Crying out, calling
weeping.

'^j'^0 s. n. A step; the foot. 2, order,
series; regular course. 3, method,
manner. 4, a sacred precept. -?3.
Going, proceeding, advancing. Cpds.:
i£S>-, eSoSo-, =S3£J-, e/c. -3Sj). Order to
be missed. ^cDj?7j. To go, walk;
to cross.

'^j'oiTsTs^ s. a. Descended regularly
or lineally.

^jSiOq^ s. a. By degrees, gradually,
in order.

"Sjorfo s.n. Price, value. 2, buying.
-'3:ajj -'^^■^. To fix a price, -^jsz^j.
To pay for. -i5?s?J. Price to
fetch; to cost. -<S'^odo. Trade,
traffic. -i3?Wj, -gs?^^. A deed of sale.
^030=5^. A purchaser.

"ujVin S.n. Raw flesh. =^S33^cS. Carni-
vorous; a rakshasa.

TOjoS s. 71. Going; the sun's course on
the globe; the ecliptic; also -J^'^,

rr\S>o (=?'><Dj) s. n. An insect, worm.
-ta. Produced by worms: silk.

■ojodj?^^ s. a. Having the nature of
a verb.

■§• ajje! (-SjoSj) s. n. Action, work, busi-
ness; an act. 2, time, tense; a verb.
3, a literary work. 4, bodily action.
5, a religious ceremony. 6, expiation.
7, a means; an instrument. -ScS. A
verb. -^t;. Consequence of acts.
-S3j3s3. The conjugation of a verb.
-esqJF. The meaning of a verb. -Sog.
An active man; a truthful man.
-;3DJ^*. A verbal noun. -^z^-^ . An
inflection of the persons of a tense.
-tS^^Srs. That which defines an
action: an adverb. -^SSjsSj. A
verbal compound.

'^\^ , "^IM, . tb. of 'b'nS', q. V,
-^ re' -J ^K)' d cvs' ^

■S-i?j n. Christ. -^=^. The era of Christ.
*,Ai' Christian. ^ff^Aj^odo. A Protes-
tant Christian; f. -Vo.

^?tj s. n. Play, sport, amusement.
■c^^a;!jj. To play, sport, -^^cstj^oi.
A pleasure garden, park.

^0)33. tb. of *^Sj, q. V.

Sjsj^ f. w. Across, -ri wa, *j3^i3;^o. To

crucify.
"^jSjXi s. a- Cruel, fierce, pitiless; hot;

sharp; harsh, terrible. »i. A scoundrel.

-'B'tSoF'. A person who performs pitiless

deeds. -z3^. A cruel-minded man.

-SoJ, -^. Cruelty.
TTje^^^o, SjoaJJ s. a. Purchasable.

?fi^?j f. n. A Christian, a. Christian.

-S^, -:;35ior. Christianity.

??j3j?t^ s. M. The chest, breast, bosom.
2, Saturn. -tfJ3<L. Vishnu. =#ja,?a?=5^
OXo. To abridge, write briefly.

^jSj^z^ s. n. Anger, wrath, passion.

^jsjevf^ s. n. The fifty-ninth year of

the cycle.
?r.(3j?^ s. a. Angry, passionate, n. The

thirty-eighth year of the cycle.
T^jsjeS' s. n. Calling out; a cry, shout.

2, a measure of distance, a kos, ~

yojana.

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S'Sjosi s. n. A curlew. 2, a mountain
in the Himalaya. 3, one of the
divisions of the world.

T^^cdor (/■»•. ^^JS;^) s. n. Cruelty,

fierceness.

■& Ti. B. a. Fatigued, tired. 2, put to
po ei
shame. 3, contradictory.

•& pZO s. a. Idle, slothful; mean, miserly.

00

n. The neuter gender.
3*0 7j (tb. of *53,), a. Arranged; fixed.
^ 0^ s. n. Affliction, pain; distress,

PO

-33^0. To suffer pain, to grieve.
S'QSo^ s. ad. Anywhere; somewhere.

2, sometimes. 3, very little.
^^OTJ s. n. The syllable * .

"^^ fig s. n. A moment. 2, a measure
of time equal to 4 minutes or A second.

3, leisure. 4, season. -c3. Leisure-
giving; night. -^^- Lightning.
-;ifior(Jci. Transient, perishable.
* f^cSr. Half a moment. *, rf^.
Momentory, transient.

^ ^j, ^BjOiJ s. n. A man of the
military caste, Kshatriya', f. "^^o3j.

5', ZjO® s. n. Fasting. 2, A Buddha or
Jaina mendicant.

^. •rfj s. a. Patient, enduring, putting
up with. 2, adequate, competent.

"5-, ^0?do s. V. t. To endure, bear pati-
ently; to put up with; to pardon, for-
ffive. 3j35S =5* <DoAj z3::ij. To pardon
sin.

^■^0 (^s3j3) s. h. Patience, forbearance,
indul- gence, long-suffering; pardon,
forgiveness.

^'i cdJ s. 11. Wane, decrease, diminution,
consumption; loss, destruction. 2,
pulmonary consumption. 3, sixtieth
year of the cycle. -^^. A lunar
day beginning after sunrise and
ending before that of the next.
-S^. The fortnight of the waning
moon. -tJjs^rt. Consumption in
general. ^oSj^iJ. To wane, decrease.

^Ti s. a. Perishable.

3^o;g s. n. Enduring, patient. =5^ o.S.
Patience, forbearance.

5Si '^s- "• Scorched; emaciated, wasted,
thin. 11. Emaciation, debility; famine.

Sgx'd s. a. Salty, biting, acid, pungent.
n. Salt, any saline substance, alkali;
soda, nitre, saltpetre; essence.

?g, e;, 's^<iJ^ s. n. Washing. '^^^.
Washed, cleansed.

■S\§ s. n. An abode. 2, the earth;
a field. 3, decrease, wane, loss, i ^.
Decreased, wasted. -?5o:^, -?r?qj,
-5j, -^h, -ocso, -Cojjrs, 5^-^?2S. A king.

■o\ 3jj s. a. Quick, swift, speedy.

■o\5r® s. a. Wasted, worn away; ema-
ciated, thin, slender; miserable. -^ .
Wasting, diminution, decay.

■S\ eTJ s. n. Milk. 2, water, -zs. Curds.
-Si^d. Milk and water. -?i. Essence of
milk. -JisiJjrfj, 3^501)1^. The sea of
milk. * ^osnstf. A dairy. ^^dshbO.
A dairy-man.

3^0, rfj s. a. Small, little. 2, poor,
miserable. 3, low, vile. 4, avaricious,
niggardly, n. A fault; slander. -*,

ous person.

^Oxi:^ ('S'j^^js) s. Ji. Hunger. *jqre;^r,
^0 5''3- Hungry.

^0. tJ s. 11. A razor. -*, -Soa^", 'S'J 0.
A barber.

S'o, e;^ (=*jrf,, 'i?ocS,«') s. a. Little;
thin. 2, poor, indigent. 3, ava-
ricious. 11. A man of the lowest
extraction.

^eiSj 3.11. A field. 2, place, country;
a place of pilgrimage. 3, the body.
4, a diagram. -ii?53. A husband-
man, -fci . Experienced, skilful;
the soul. -srao. A deity protecting
the fields: Bhairava. -^ej. Area;
quotient.

^.^tiS. n. Casting; pushing; depressing;
passing away. Cpds.: =ff5ej-, ft-, Soo--

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'^^'^0 s. n. "Well-being, weal, happiness;

health. -^tf. Promoting well-being.

-?C»3j3233ti. News regarding a person's

welfare.
^^erS S.71. The earth; a field. 2, a

certain high number. -SjS. A king.

^^fSjJ s. n. Agitation, commotion, dis-
turbance, emotion, alarm.

©"^■rf (fr. ^^i^) s. «. Shaving. -Sjaa^o
^wras?Jv. To get one's self shaved. -'^^'

A razor, -^tf. A barber.

SO*

33*. The twentieth letter of the alpha-
bet.

SO s. n. The sky. 2, an organ of sense
Caoa^odo). 3, perception (woa). 4,
mind {^~i). -r(, -t^tf. Moving in the
air: the sun; a bird; an arrow.
-rtsiS, -ii^^d. Garuda. -iijs^ej. The
celestial sphere; astronomy.

SdZa^ s. a. Bound; inlaid, studded. 2,
joined. 3, positive, true.

Sddi s. n. Stirring, churning. 2, a
ladle. -=5*. An awning, canopy.

SDSds'?? s. n. A ladle, spoon.

S03i3^ h, n. A treasury; treasure.

JOtSti^) . A cashkeeper.
£0&!3 h. n. Quarrelling. -a3j3?c(. A

quarrelsome man.
SOU^, SOfeS^ s. n. A bedstead, cot. 2, a

hammock.

SOT^ s. n. A sword. 2, a rhinoceros;
A

a/so -sJJvrt. a:>ra^ loa , eic. Sword to
a A

sword; a sword-fight; also ajcs^aja.
SOoT^ ( = =5*0::^) s. a. Broken, divided.

n. A fragment, part, piece; a section.

2, a division of the terrestrial globe.
SOoT^ro, SOot^frf s. n. Dividing, reducing

to pieces; refuting.
SOo^:^ 1. {—^0^3, q.v.) k. n. Firmness,

strictness, certainty.
a)o5^2. s. a. Cut, taken to pieces;

refuted.
SOcl^iTjO s. v. t- To break, crush, cut;

to disappoint, etc.; to refute (in argu-
ment).

Sd'S'STiri m. n. The paper on which the
items of the day-book are abstracted.

joH (==5^^) k. /(. Anger, wrath, rage.

Sdtid s. n. The tree Acacia catechu; its
resin called catechu.

9L>dj!>n^^ a.n. A fire-fly; the sun.

SOJJ^ s. n.'A digger, miner; a house-
breaker. 2, a rat.

S:)^^ s. n. Digging; burying.

SO^ ( = =5'cJ) s. n. A mine, quarry, -ta.
A mineral. -^. A spade.

Sic^Ti s. n. The betel-nut tree, Areca
catechu. 2, the mouth. 3, a bufifalo.
4, disgrace.

Sy6 3. a. Hard, sharp, pungent. n.
The twenty-fifth year of the cycle.
2, an ass. 3, N. of a rakshasa. -*tS.
Hot-rayed; the sun. -ssra. A grind-
stone; a sharp saw.

SDTJzS Ix. «. A foul copy; a day-book; a
scrawl; also =5^cij^j.

SOn^rJo h. n. A currycomb.

SOS^a h. n. A purchase; price, cost.

£05l. f. a. True, correct. -^?°t?j. To
speak truly.

SDt3 2. s. n. The grass Andropogon
serratus.

SO^dF (=:^i5r, q. V.) h. w. Expenditure,
expense, costs. -^iS . dji/)?. -road.
A spendthrift. -z3?^J, -coa. To
cost money.

a)3dor s. M. Itch, scab.

SOa^jsF'd (=*taJ3rf, e<c.) s. w. The date-
tree. Phoenix dactylifera.

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Sdzi~ s. a. Maimed; short, low. n. A
dwarf. 2, ten thousand millions.

a)^r3i ( = *".oJ3rjs) s. M. The water-
melon.

SDSJ s. n. A rogue, scoundrel. 2, a

threshing floor. 3, sediment, dregs.

4, contest, battle. 5, a mortar. a.

Low, base, -tfdrs. Threshing corn.

-S. Bald-headed. -^. A sweeper.

SOS) s. n. A leaf or paper rolled into
m
a cup.

SD^. = loej, q. v.

3J'9s3n (^ = C3') k. ad. Loudly, roughly.

53DTi. = Sizi , a. V. £3^33ia5a. A wrestl-
A
ing match.

5JDf<s h. n. Food; fodder.

aJ3eO. = ^dSO, g. r.

5J0ii 1. s. M. An artificial pond.

<5JD(i 2. f. n. An account on the day-
book. 2, province, department.

SJZZi^ a. n. Eating; food. ai)a3. Eaten.

<5Jsa f. n. A thick cotton-stuff.

5:30 J3 h. n. A prince, chief; a title borne
by Mohammadan nobles.

a3sj3 h. n. A place, house, as in ^^O
lO^fS, »Jj?t4JS3r3. 2, a sliding box,
drawer. -sjjSjsO. A census of the
population.

SJS'rfoa^a h. ad. Positively, certainly.

sasQ f. n. A measure of capacity equi-
valent to about three bushels.

53353 h. a. Empty, vacant. 2, unemploy-
ed. 3, useless. -wrtJ. To become
vacant; to be disappointed.

5JZ)7i^. = «^^ q. V. -^^- The
equipage or procession of a chief-
tain; the chieftain in person.

&)3i^0^ h, n. Service, attendance.

ij^^s.a. Depressed; distressed, wearied.

i)z> s. n. A piece of waste land. 2.

a supplement. 3, anything empty or

fruitless.
£)£/0^0 h. n. A robe of honour.
SOJrf f. n. God.

SOorfo h. a. Own; in person; self.
SOo-rf (=15*3^) f. n. A hoof.
SOJ'OBtS'j f. n. Rich, nutritive diet.
SOjT33f:?J (= *oo^5i) li. ?i. The Koran.
SOJubraiocSjr h. «.. Embezzlement.

£Do?3Xirsj, SOo^)eF";do h. ?t. Obeisance,

reverence.
SOoaiSrJ h. n. Openness; emptiness;

evidence, clearness; freedom, a. Open.

SOoe) s. a. Small, low, mean; wicked.
<n

2, (h.)=*JC3. -3oi. Meanness.

SC):>^T)'aio^O f. n. Flattery, fawning.

SOos^BS^J. = ^OdJ'swj, g. r.

SOO^. = =5*03, g. r.

SDjs^S h. Ji. An indication, sign.

a);3S) li. «. Murder. -d.ti^S, -nsd.
A murderer.

S0j3 200 h. ad. Well, finely; copiously.

sS^siTJ (fr. sj) s. a. Moving in the air.
n. A bird; a deity.

sSelSorfJ, s5?c^o s. «. A shield.

s5^ji s. /?• Sorrow, grief, distress, des-
pondency. -T^Jt^J., £3;a?gj. To feel
grieved.

a3?5^i s. n. A single time, turn.

suoO s. n. Moving to and fro; also -c^.
a3;e3. Play, sport.

a3j3?S s. w. An evil disposition; a vice;
a mean, miserable wretch, a. Ill-
disposed, having a bad habit. -3^.
An evil disposition.

ajsni^s.a. Well known, famous; also
g,-. S3^»l. Fame, celebrity, glory.

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7^. The twenty-first letter of the

alphabet.
Al. k. An affix to form tvords denoting

time, as: ^A, 4>Ti, etc. 2, a7i affix

to form masculine nouns, as: ^o:^-)r<,

losOtI, ajrt, etc.
7\ 2. s. a. Going, moving.
7\'ST>'6 s. n. The letter r(.
aS'.cj k. ad. Quickly, suddenly.
AAfi s. n. The sky, atmosphere. -dJrJ.

The sun. -^ti. A bird; a planet.
A A "d k. 11. A hollow silver ornament

A

filled with pebbles for jingling.

A A & k. n. A hollow ring of brass
A

containing bits of metal, etc. to pro-
duce a jingling noise.

AoXt?j3rf<;^0 f. n. The dewlap of an ox
or bull.

ADAS (= ^ot\, q. V.) s. n. The Ganges.
-2asi00c33. The Ganges and Yamuna
rivers; a cloth with different coloured
border on each side. -:3?;3. A water-
goddess. -'^^, -Jf3?^d, -^5^, -»3
^oJj. Siva. -riocSc^, -^3^) -^oS.
Bhishma. -oij^d^. Pilgrimage to the
Ganges. -?3ti, ?i. Bathing in the
Ganges. riorljsjd^. Ganges water.

aoaSS;* s. n. A circular metal vessel
for holding water, etc. 2, a metal
plate for eating from.

AC^ s. w. The river Ganges. 2, Sat-
yavati, the boatman's daughter who
became Bhishma's mother. -c3j3rt

7\&:7 h. n. A chunammed floor. "'^^'

Varnish.
AEio h. n. Mortar, plaster, cement.
aCS 1. s. n. An elephant. 2, N. of a

rakshasa. -tfra^. Ringworm. -cSo^.

Elephant's tusk. -FinO, -^tf. Delhi.

-s^,'^. A kind of alliteration. -sSooaj,

-sSrfc^, rt!Si>?Jfi. Gane^a. "^J,4' -^
picture of Lakshmi with elephants on
her sides. -o3>0, rits^O. A lion. rt:3?o
ci . A large stately elephant.

A&!2. h. n. A measure of three feet;
a yard. 2, a ramrod.

A3d A. = rtwjrt, q.v.

X3io) k. n. Poor rice lands.

7(diXlo (cSJ = e3J) a. k. y. <. To roar; to
scold, w. A loud sound or speech.

A&f^d^O f. n. Loud idle talk. -n^rf.
A chatterer; f. -Ati^.

A^sSsS k. »i. Confusion, disorder, in-
tricacy. -loiiSo. An illegible writing.
-Sjartr. A rough road. -Sjsi^. To
confuse.

ASiOA, a35 A, Ai'O A k. 9i. A prickly
climbing shrub, the Molucca bean,
Guilandina bonducella. 2, a pro-
tuberance from the eye-ball.

A3:) 5 f. n. A sweet carrot.

a;

a3B . = *t5, Qf. t;.
X^ . = ii!^, g. v.

a; =*

Ao3d f. n. A store-room, treasury. 2, a
mine.

Ao3i£', AO&is;^ k. n. The urine of cattle,
etc. -rf sdjsjo. A species of coarse
grass, Eleusiiie indica.

ACSS (lb. of ^^oM) M. Conjee, rice
gruel; starch. -=5'?^. A creeping plant,
Indigofera linifolia. -'^^- A starch-
ed cloth. "^^^- ^ cloth used in
straining boiled rice.

AOSS"^ h. n. A pack of round cards.

AoSio f. n. A set of round vessels
that are put one within another in
the form of a cone.

7\U^ (tb. of ^W^) n. A powerful, able
man.

aW. k. n. A ghaut, mountain-range.

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7\U^f? (tb. of ^^fi) n. Beating down,
as roads; loading a gun.

Afej, k. n. Firmness; hardness; the state
of (fluids, etc.) being thick, solid;
strength, ability. 2, a lump. 3, an
ingot. 4, smartness, fineness. 5, a
strong, smart person. a. Firm,
strong, solid. -ws<o. A strong, able
person. -'Saj^. A strong work. -rt.
A strong, energetic man. -sSjaSdo.
Thick curds. -S5s^x Thick milk.
-53^. A toilet woman.

AfeS^^^J (= ^i'^^) f. V. t. To strike,
beat. 2, (k.) to make effort (to speak

^ ^°"'>- [paper.

aB, (=rt^)f. «. A bundle, ream of

A'rf 1. — ndo, q. V.

XtS 2. h. «. A small fort. 2, a liquid
measure.

aZ^ 3. k. t»i<. expressing quick motion
or disorder. -rizS. Quickly (used of
walking, reading, eating, etc.). -ri:;^
oit^. To rattle, as thunder, carts, etc.
-w:^, -zoa, -O/a. Bustle, confusion,
tumult, ado.

7\Zi 4. = riSo, q. v.

ArfAC&l h. n. A stand, shelf.

XciOA h. n. A godown, store-room; a

spirit-shop.
Ac^eio, =n:ij?oj, g. r.

TvoP® a. k. ?i. A mass, heap; a multi-
tude. n:ScJ^j. To join, heap, pile.

Atif? (tb. of T\n^) n. Reckoning; mean-
ing, sense.
for, etc.

Aci^d (=rtSj;Sd) k. n. Massiveness,
stoutness, strength, a. Massive, etc.

AQCJ, 7\tiu3J f. a. Thick, as darkness;
sound, deep, as sleep, study, etc.

A<is^ li. n. Disappearance, hiding.

7\Xi^. = nSo, q. V.

7\Ti7iti k. n. A stout, robust person.

AZSSO3Z7i0 f. 1'. «. To hide or fix
firmly in the earth.

-Ajz^j,. To regard, care

AXSSb h. n. An iron crow-bar.
aS 1. (=n:g) k. 71. A term, limit; a
frontier; a place, -tfejj. A boundary-
stone, --s-d, -■^js^a, -C30r5r, A hill
fort. -3Ct)!Jj SjJScSj. To banish.
A^ 2. {tb. of ^13) w. An hour of 24

minutes; a gong.
A^:^ (tb. of ^ifet)) n. An earthen vessel.
AcisSa (see s. rt:g3) k. h. Confusion;

vexation.
Aciobre-d, 7<acdjs£)h. ji. An hour-glass;

a gong; a watch, clock.
A(^0 k. M. A limit; a period, term^

instalment; also -lo, -sj.
AT^j^^r^. =r(33d, 5. v.
Xrijrfo. =n:^cS, q. V.
Ac^orio (=rt:S'L3j) k. n. Hardness, brittle-

ness, as of iron; difficulty, as of

work ; heaviness, as of rain.
AW 1. k. n. A bamboo pole. 2, match;

comj)arison. -=5=^0. A man who carries

a pole with a flag; an oarsman.
AW 2. (<f*. o/'^ii) 71. A wheel for raising

water.
Ac^ k, n. The beard; the chin, -"arfo,

-z^ia^So, -i3°^Sj. To let the beard

grow. -:5j5$s?Xj. To have the beard

shaved.

Acf k. K. A mass; a lump, clump. 2,
any bulbous root. 3, the root of the

ear. 4, an island; also ^:io-. -'^^„

w

To freeze, congeal; to grow in clumps,
as grass. rlcsAiji-. A sweet potato.
sSjssSOoi-. A clot of curdled milk.
A?© s. n. A flock, multitude, troop, tribe.
2, a body of troops equal to 2 7
chariots, 2 7 elephants, 81 horses and
135 foot. 3, the attendants of Siva.
4, a syllable foot in prosody. 5, a
number. 6, a group of lunar mansions.
-?', nti^. An arithmetician; an
accountant; an astrologer; f. -~, -^.
-r3. Reckoning, counting; esteeming.

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-s5S, T^m'S^^, ri??3^^^. Ganesa; Siva.
-cQj;^o, rtei^Jo. To count, reckon; to
consider, regard.
7\re^e3 k. n. Hogweed, Boerhavia pro-

acmbens. 2, the chicken-pox.
Afvse^O (=r!c5^) k. n. A knuckle of the

fingers; a knot or joint in a cane.
AfTO2ir?j s. n. The homage paid by the

Lingavantas to the Jangamas.
T^f^^ (=:ri£i5JJ) k. n. A knot, joint.

-^JWJ. A sore on the finger joints.
Ar5^ s. n. Calculating, the science of
computation, arithmetic, a. Counted,
-n'srf, -is . An astrologer. -<D^-,-33^.
The science of computation, compris-
ing arithmetic, algebra and geometry,
ricJ^J^j, r!rfa?ij. To count; to
consider.
7\r? k. n. The stalk of an onion.
Af?7v)^ k. n. A boatman; a tumbler.
AsS?^, A;?e^Q'd s. »i. Parvati's son

Ganesa.
AoWci h. ».. A small bundle, parcel.
AcWe^, Aoye^J, acWj k.n. The throat.
AO&3 k. Ji. A kind of small gold ear-
ring.
AOUo {tb. of rt)°T^) "• The knot or joint
of a reed, bamboo or a cane. 2, a
knot. 3, a bundle, parcel. 4,
money, wealth; capital in trade. 5,
swelling and hardening of the veins.
rtofeu^S. The desire of becoming
rich. -i^^' One who falsely

assumes the appearance of poverty;
one who does not return a loan.
-iijsaJA. A pick-pocket. -3ooi3. The
herb Leiicas urticaefolia. -rasdoA.
An under-shrub, Clerodencb'on serra-
tnm. -z3?^J. To get knotted; close
connection to spring up; union or
harmony to take place; to run counter
to; to attack. -^Ji°6. A frowning
look or countenance. -^'Sj.tii,. A diffi-
cult lawsuit. -SoS^s'o. To make a
knot; to knit, as the eye-brows; to
employ capital.

7\o& (tb. of ^0^) n. An English hour.

.ra^O;^o, -SoxcS. To ring a bell.
AoUo . =rioWejj, q. v.

IV)*

AOti 1. k. n. A strong, male person; a
husband {pi. rtoSdo, rtoi^oarfj). 2,
(=:rto3j)strength, greatness, -"i?, -sSj, r<,
A rhinoceros. -rsO. A strong hero.
-rtJ3^o, rioc^jrlj^^^j. A male person.
-sSjj^sjj. The Pimento tree, Eugenia
acris. -SooSdo, -aoo^^Sodorfj. Husband
and wife.

AOTo 2. s. 11. The cheek. 2, a boil.
3, the force of any disease, rain,
wind, etc.; the baneful influence of a
star (cf. rto£3^o3d). a. Chief, best,
excellent. -sSjssj, rtoa^SJ3e3. Scro-
fula of the throat. -^ «->■ The temples
cp

of an elephant.

AOc^pd, TsoXiTid k. 11. A male person.
-^^. Virility. -SJ^^j. Male persons.

AOI3SA0o5 b. n. Impudence; audacity.

AOi33o^TJ s. 11. Danger, peril, jeopardy
{cf. s. rtoS 2).

ACZSa^re«3. See s. rto:^ 2, g. y.

AOc^J k. n. Strength; manliness; firm-
ness; bravery. 2, the male sex; a
male. a. Male, manly, riozt^d. An
aspirate. rtocSD^^j. A he-goat. r!oc3e)
^J. A male cooly. -^eJ?J. A superior
work. -=^?^w. The shrub Memecylon
amplexicaule. -/iJ3<!?.^,. To become
impetuous. -zScirfj. A solid bamboo.
-n:^^. Manliness, valour. Other cpds.:
-r!J3?io, -rfJ^5?^e3, -s^^, -tao^, -^sJj,

-»3J=5' ^J, -dOO, -53J,rt, -rOOCo, -SO°t?
lip 0

-SoJcSjri. A boy.

AO'rfjSM s- "• Rinsing the mouth.

aTO h. n- A division of paddy land.

aPSq s. «. Calculable, numerable; wor-
thy of esteem.

a;^ s. a. Gone, departed; past; disap-
peared; arrived at; gone to any state;
belonging to; relating to. -7lJ3?o^.
Stale words; indefinite postponement,
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as of a law-suit, riss^n^'^. Succes-
sive, in rotation; following custom,
imitating, nsri:^-. Unmeaning', non-
sensical; deprived of an object.
aB s. n. Going, motion; gait; march,
progress. 2, a path, way; refuge,
resource; an expedient, means; course
of events, condition ; happiness. 3,
the diurnal motion of a planet in its
orbit. 4, transmigration. 5, delibera-
tion; knowledge. 6, sin, vice. -A:^.
Progress, state, etc. to be destroyed.
-rta^o. To destroy the course, condi-
tion, etc.; to check, --i^a. A person
destroying his own or others welfare.
-r'\^:^. Ruin of welfare, etc. -^o.
To go; to die; to pass, as time.
-tO^o^ci, -So?^. Remediless; forlorn.
^^■S- Good fortune ; heaven, ciorir^.
Misfortune, poverty; hell.
A^J^ (tb. of rt^) n. Beating time in
music for dancers. -n^tf. A time-
server.
7\^0O^xi s. n. Another remedy or re-
source; a way of avoiding.
Arf 1. s. 11. Speaking, speech.
Arf2. s. 71. Disease, sickness.
ACS3. k. n. Shaking, quick motion,
-nd oStSjrij, -rtrffS ^ziorL) (v. i.). To
shake, tremble violently; also -r!a?Jo.
TizjTio k. n. The smell of cattle-urine,

burning chillies, etc.
ASirlo (do=e3j) k, y. J. To thunder,
roar, cry; to menace; to exhort ear-
nestly. r\ti0^o. To exhort earnestly;
to scare, frighten. r!cJO^. Reproof,
exhortation.
ACS, Ac3 s. n. A mace, club, rtura

^tSrf. Krishna.
Ado k. n. A swelling, tumour.

Arf rf, A a a^ s. n. Stammerinsr ; indis-
A* A °

tinct utterance, as sobbing, etc.

7\zi k. n. The chin.

a

Xrf^5;rfo=rtcS03Sj, q.v.v.i. To thunder,
roar.

ACi e; k. n. Jfoise; din.
o

A a;? Acij ^ k. n. A throne; a seat:

Co CO '

a tomb monument of Jaho-amas. 2

a basis.
Ai3 k. n. Afield, paddy-land. -iScSo,

-ud. A ridge between rice-fields.

-53ja. A paddy-field. -53jadjSJ3e3.

A turban-cloth with square stripes.
AS^o s. a. To be spoken. «. Prose. -Srf,.

Prose and verse.
ADSnr® s.n. A silver weight equal to

about a farthing. 2, a small gold

coin.
Api. tb. of Sjj'oj, q. V.

AOi^ s. n. A way, course. 2, moving
about.

Aorf. <6. o/" rJoqS, g. v. -313,7^, -^^rf.
The cross bars fastening the planks
of a door. -^a, -sja. Perfumed
powder. -r(oOrt. A perfume-seller;
an oculist.

AOy (= rtoci) s. n. Smell, odour. 2,
a perfume. 3, sandal-wood. 4,
arrogance, -cS oif=i. Sandal oil. -*
i^''55d. Zedoary, Curcuma zedoaria.
-^?4. The curry leaf-tree, Murraya
koenigii. -^jrs^j. Cubeb, Pipe?- c«&e-
ha. -^rf^o. Spicery, perfumery, scent-
ed drugs. -?^=iJ3^0. Scented musk.
-ci i^t). Sandal oil. -?ci. Fragrance;
perseverance: manifestation; intima-
tion. -^O. A medicinal plant and
perfume. -3ij^w^. A fragrant gar-
land. -o3jj3m), -ajJ3«i^. The musk
rat. -cJS. Myrrh. -aS. The earth;
a kind of perfume. -;:-3ao. The wind.
-<:)?:S. Black salt. HowS^s. The
pigment called akshate and sandal-
paste.
ACy3^ s. n. Sulphur. -^S- Sulphuric
Prepared sulphur.

2,

a singer. 3, a ghost. 4, a kind of
deer, -d^^^, A marriage on mutual
agreement of the parties.

acid, -sija
ACiji^r s. n. A celestial musician

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A^islioh. a. Silent, still, int. Silence!

XrlASi, AXiASj^S, ^^^^' ''''^- ^' '*'^'

Quickly, greedily.
T^ji jS (=^Sf3) k. od. Suddenly, all at

once. -coa. To seize suddenly.

A^v, h. ?(. A lie, falsehood.

»j
AJ^v h. n. Deceit; falsehood. 2, invisi-

bleness. 3, stillness, muteness.
a20a20. =rt5SrtS, e^c, g. «.
a20 . <b. ©/■ ritfiF-, g. i?. -^^rtJ. To

become pregnant (used of cattle).
aS3 (tb. of rtcDr) a. Proud, haughty.
a20j k. n. A bad smell, stenoh.
AEpe'cJ (= rtotp^rf) s. a. Deep; profound,

grave, solemn.
AJ^O 1. k. n. Strong scent, fragrance.

-rtsjj ^Ddj, -rt;DJ?^J. To smell sweetly.
A^J 2. s. Ji. Going; march. 2, flighti-

ness; thoughtlessness, rashness.
Ao^O^ s. rt. Making clear, n. An

evidence. 2, a kind of consecutive

compound. 3,= rt53J2, No. 2, lofti-
ness; exertion.
A^J?i 1. k. M. Odour, fragrance.
atS.^^ 2. s. a. Going, walking; march.

n53JS>soo, ri<SJ?^o. To go; to walk.
AOs3 k. 7U A basket.
/JoePeT:^ (= rSip?d, g. ti.) s. a. Deep;

solemn. -^. Depth; profoundness,

sagacity.

Asio. ^J li. n. Game, play; amusement

o — o

fun.

A^, ^ k. ad. Quickly.

A^Oo s. a. Accessible; attainable; in-
telligible, suitable.

Aorio, Ao3o s. 71. N. of a place of pil-
grimage in Behar. r^odjavSV. A begg-
ing Brahmaua at Gaya; an extortion-
er, rtodj?^. A weak-minded or vain
man. Tloijs,<°.?. A shrew, scold, vixen.

ATJl. s. n. A drink; poison, venom.
2, an astrological division of the day;
see ridwsTs^rfrs.

Ad 2. (tb. of ri J^, g. •«.) n. A planet;

an evil spirit. -wd, -3ov.racl. An evil

spirit to smite any one. -sSl^ii, -sy,?i.

Possession, frenzy, torment. -Sli^o.

To become possessed with an evil

spirit; to rave, wander. -cdS. An

evil spirit to seize.
ATJ^J k. n. Unevenness, roughness.
A'dX, ATJOA k. n. A common weed,

Eclipta alba.

a^aB 'k.n. The tree Ficus asperrima.

0

ATJATJ {Ci=e3) k. ad. Whirlingly,

smartingly, quickly. -rS ^CjrJj. To

turn around, as a millstone, etc.
aTJaO?^ a. k. n. Pleasantness; beauty.
ATJAri (tb. of '^^"^) M. A saw. -zi s3Jtf.

A tree with rough leaves, Ficus

conglomerata.
A^Xo (rf=e3 ^ridjrto) k. n. The state of

being scorched by heat. a. Fragile,

brittle, dry, as flowers, leaves, etc.
ATi3i S3 5'-d0©, Ati^ s. 71. The fifth of

the eleven astrological divisions of

the day.
Ad3iO h. 71. Need, necessity; pressing

business.
A'da. = rtc!ja, q.v.

A^S (tb. of rt)^-^) n. A decent and

reputable woman.
ATi'rfj li. a. Hot. n. Heat. rttitSj. Heat.
A^ie; s. ?i. Poison, venom. -^?5i, -<?rf,

rtds^s^oi. Siva. -^d. A serpent.
ATJ^jJ (=rtc!osoO) k. w. Gravel.
Aii;6 k. Ji. A measure (of salt) equal

to 400 marakals.
7\'0T)C^o^TJ h. ?i- A respectable man.
Aa(0=S3') k. n. A feather; a wing;

the feather-like leaf of a palm, etc.

-rt^j.. To get strength; to improve.

-Sod. The two side-portions of a wheel

of an idol-car.
a8^. = *0^, q.v.
A 5^, aQ^O, aD^O s. n. Heaviness,

weight. 2, dignity, worth.

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A&e20 h. a. Poor.

AQoodJoJ (f'>'- '^^J) s. a. Heavier; dearer.
Ai^orf s. n. The feathered vehicle of
Yishnu; an eagle, kite. 2, a building
shaped like Garuda. 3, a military
array. -*o:o, -rtoio. A pillar before a
temple on which at festivals an image
of Garuda or Nandi is set up. -^?3-)V'.
A medicinal herb, OpMorrhiza mungos,
said to be an antidote to snake-bites.
-^crara. N. of a small purana by
Garuda. -^w. The tree Hydnocarpus
venenata. -JTssoji. A kind of idol-
conveyance.
A^j^ (=nda) k. n. An abode. 2,
a fencing-school, gymnasium; also
-sJjfS. -^^z^=^, -Ai^qSfS. Gymnastic
exercises.
ATJO^eS {=n^^°) a. k. «. Wind.
A'do?do. = rtd?:o, q. V.
AdjcJ k. n. A sound in loud belching or

in creaking.
aaFQ (lb. of ^^jtO) ?i. A churn.
-l^:i. A medicinal herb, Wedelia
calendulacea.
A3irj3 s. »i. Roaring; rumbling. 2,
wrath; reproach. -SjJSSj, rttirsij.
To roar.
A^r" k. n. 'N. of a tree of which the

sour fruits are used for pickles.
a3~. = AdS, q. V.
7(ti,F2^ s. n. An ass.
7\z;if c3 s. «. Greediness.
A2[Sr (= rSio.) s. n. The womb. 2, an
embryo. 3, a child. 4, the inside,
interior. -rJja, -'^^o. A lying-in
chamber; the sanctuary of a temple.
-^O^dj. To conceive, -i^^ts. Preg-
nancy, gestation. -35. A pregnant
female. -3^553jo3. Born to riches and
honour, -^o^d. A jiurificatory rite
observed by pregnant females. A'i^r
cJ. Pregnant; a pregnant woman,
nzpra. Pregnant; inclosed, riipr^
^OKo. To inclose, comprise.

A^F (=r(zo^) s. n. Pride, arrogance,
conceit. -co^^i. Prideless. 7\z~.

Proud, haughty. rtcrsd. Most

haughty. n<::rKo. To become proud.
a4^' tb. of nar, q. v.
Ai^AO (=^tJ'5'e-) s. n. Clamour, confused

chatter. -sJjacij, To chatter loudly.
a£JaO 1. k. )i. A kind of reed for

pens.
7<£)A0 2. k. n. Loud chatter.
Ae;S. = '^^S^, q- V.
a£^20B?? k. n. Rinsing. At>ivO=?o. To

rinse.
Ae^83e3. = AQitO, q. v.
7\S)i3 f. n. Hubbub, uproar; clamour.
yi^S)SS'A h.. n. Mustaches curling over

the cheeks.
a£)?3sv(5 s.n. A kind of jugglery con-
sisting in swallowing stones, etc.
A«5£3s3 k. n. Disorder, confusion.
AsS^&J h. a. Dirty, filthy.
AiyjScO k. n. Tinkling, jingling.
Ae3^^ li. n. A case, as of a pillow, sofa,

etc.
ACPyS. s. n. A wrapper round the

throat, neck-tie.
At) k. n. The cheek. -3riJ. A dimple

in the cheek. [rSt)l.

aV ^ b. a. Astray; misplaced; also
oo _o

aC;3 h. »i. Corn. 2, =rte3 , 5. r.
Ae3 s. «. A lane, alley.

en

Ae3 ?1) k- V. t. To shake, as the boiled

(T)

contents of a pot, etc., or as corn, e<f.,

on a fan. 2, to trouble, annoy, v. i.

To be troubled, etc.
7\Sj:> f. «. Hanging, as a culprit.

nc^nj. To be hanged. ^^^ =i?J53j,

-srs^o. To hang on the gallows.

n© ^ S^ . Punishment by hanging.

-Sod. A gallows.
Ae3 k. ?j. A lump, clot. 2, (=noM a

money-hole in the shop of shroffs and

dealers.

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TstS'k.n. Smart itching'. -rioS oirjJ,. To
itch very much.

7(^Zi. = n^:^, q. V.

Asifi k. n. Attention, care, heed. ri53
S>SjO. To heed, mind.

AeiorfJ s. n. A species of ox, the Gayal.

a^Ba (0= 65') a. k. n. A basket-maker.

A^£iO. = rtj^j^jj, q. V.

A^?jrJ, -"^5 -7^ k. n. A cover, wrapper,
case, sack.

A^^ 1. = r!sj^, q. V.

X^S? 2. A^^A (=rf3^r!, rtj8?S^r(. <b.
o/" ?iJ3?3Jj)£), -^) »i. A man of the cow-
herd caste; f. rtd^A^.

aSs3^, s. ?i. A small round-window:
"A
an air-hole.

aSDlJ h. a. Rustic, clownish.

A^ k. n. A cave, cell. 2, covering.
-SjO. To heed, pay attention.

X4^ k. 71. Noise, hubbub.

A ^r^ (=7^:^) s. J!. The chief officer of
a village. 2, a title of honour among
peasants; /". -f^^, -?33fi. -^^!, rts^a'^.
A Gavuda's business, rts^a. A maid-
servant.

A^eS f. n. A flour-paste made into
threads and cut into small bits.

A^iyo (= rt53ejj) k. n. A fetid smell.

7\4'9 Ji- 'I- The house lizard.

Azios. a. Belonging to a cow: milk,
cheese, butter, urine and dung; also

7\7i7\7i k. n. A sound like quick rubbing.

-is'j' . To rub, as the teeth, clothes on

a stone, etc.
A?jr? k. n. Care, concern, grief.
A^ k. n. The sediment or dregs of oil,

melted butter, or pickles.
7\r% li. n. A patrol, going the rounds;

also -S^d.

aSoaSo k. ?i. The soimd of

r!aor(uo?<o. To laugh merrily. rt^rt
20=^. Hilarity.

X5o^ s. a. Deep, dense; inaccessible.
2, difficult of comprehension, pro-
found. 71. A thicket; a wood. 2, a
mystery, secret.

aSoQtJ s. a. Deep. 2, contiguous. n.
A thicket. 2, an abyss; a cave. 3,
a deep secret. 4, a jungle. 5,
hypocrisy.

A^ 1. (=r!u) s. n. The neck, throat.
-^ji^A. A neck-ornament. -nsV. A
hook for the throat.

AS? 2. (=?1C0) k. 71. Quick motion.
-r!^(3. Quickly.

X^S^ (^=C0) k. V. i. To chatter, prate,
n. Idle talk. ri^si. A loquacious,
lying man. ri^^:^_,. Idle prattle.

A^:^, A"^:^ 1. (tb. of Jh'W^) 71. A high
bamboo-basket for storing corn.

At^O'B^ f- n. An inner chamber.

A^^ (S? = CO') f. ?i. Acquirement, ac-
quisition; gain.

TivR 2. (lb. of ^^^'S) 71. A fold, as of cloth.

X^^;^ 3. ('■? = 0') (tb. of ^i3T?) n. A
period of twenty-four minutes; a
short time.

aS?;5J (tb. of v'ii^j) y. <. To procure;
to acquire, obtain, gain.

A^O k. An affix of the plui'al, as: »3Jr3-,

Xs? («?=G3^) k. n. A bamboo rod; a
pole, staff; a churning stick.

AS?e^ ^- w. A complete agricultural
apparatus; a set of implements.

TTOaS? k. 71. Noise; hubbub.

T^o^eodo (fr. rton?) s. a. Belonging to
the Ganges, n. Karna. 2, Bhtshma.

7\3&(0 (tb. of =532^5 (J. ti.) n. Glass.

7\Sc;^ (=:rioM) s. n. The dried heads
of the hemp-plant. -?\:S. The hemp-
plant. Cannabis saliva.

T^sU, A^UJ (=5=3W) k.-«. A sharp, strong
smell as of tobacco, burnt chillies, etc.

7\X>ti, m. H. A load-cart; a carriage.
-:Syj,. The inner seat of a cart. -fi^J.

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A round nose-ring. -rretf, -odjS.
A cart-driver.

TVsSa (= n?tfj3n) 3.71. A juggler.

7\t>T^ s. a. Hidden or absorbed in. 2,
tight, close, firm, compact; deep,
sound, as sleep; intense. 3, excessive,
much. -S^^' A sound sleep, n^t^o
CjS'SDvi. Thick darkness.

7^r® k. w. An oil-mill; a sugarcane-
mill. 2, (=rre<!*) a hook; a fish-
hook. -ya?dj. To work a mill.

7s«)rfA k. ?t. An oil-miller; f. ^re^5?^^.

AScS'rf, 7\Sc5;^ s.n. Arjuna's bow.
At)oatD, rraoa^iD. Arjuna.

T^oZio m. M. The posteriors. -rioaii,
A bump with the knee upon a boy's
posteriors; an aching fever. [^3^.

7vD^ (tb. of S3=):^) n. Depth. 2, tb. of

TTO^rf, aS^ 1. (=:rt:^;^d, g. t\) k. n. Stout-
ness; thickness.

TtoS (= rv;^") s. il /'em. a/^ia" of nouns,
as: "Sii., ifjs^si-, sari"^-, ^t5j3?d-, e<c.

Tv)^ 2. s. n. A limb of the body. 2, the

^°^y- _ [proverb.

7\S^ (= nt):S) s. n. A song; a suying,

T^uJQ k. ?i. The mark left by a whip,
by the bite of a musquito, etc.

7\T)a h. n. Cushion. 2, the seat of an
eminent personage.

7^3 (tb. of rrei^ n. A saying, proverb;

also -53J330. r^f gj_

7\5^ s. rt. Fordable, shallow, n. Bottom.

7^?j s. n. Singing; a song.

T^oq-STi a. 71. The third of the seven

primary notes of music. 2, Candahar

and its people.
TIDc^Jsa s. n. N. of the wife of Dhrita-

rashtra. 2, N. of a raga.
7N320r^, 7^205 (=^3Wd)h. a. Overcome

by terror, grief, etc. 7i. Terror,

consternation.
7^200 k. n. Fear, alarm.
TTOc^ri k. n. A rustic, simpleton. -^^.

The behaviour of a rustic. n=)o^.

Stupidity.

7\30^eo:ior s. 71. Deepness, profundity,

earnestness, sagacity.
7^o:!o (=^oii) k. n. A hit, bruise,

wound. 2, {tb. of rreu) straining,

sifting.
TsSCXJO^* s. n. A singer, musician.
TvBOdjSj s. w. A song. 2. N. of a type

of metres. 3, the vedie verse repeated

by every Brahmana.
At)Orfo?j s. n. Singing; song. -rrao. A

singer, musician.
7X6 s. A masc. affix of iioiins denoting

agency, profession, etc., as: =5^oJiio-,

^jrfjd-, etc.
ADrfrf, 7\3TJa. <f>. o/" rrado:^, q. v.

TCsdr® a. k. n. Tale-bearing, calum-
niating.
A3&^ k. 71. A flat cake made of wheat or

black gram and fried in ghee or oil.

n^O:^. To fry.
Tsji'do k. 71. A sharp eruption on the

body from internal heat. -iSj;;^. A

rash.
AS'do'rf (fr. riJijzi) s. a. Relating to

garuda. n- A charm against poison.

2, jugglery. -^^, n'stfoa. Jugglery.

AtjOjart. A conjurer, juggler; a

poison doctor.
aSTj m. n. Lime, plaster, mortar. -"#«->

X. A plastering work. -n«)rf. A

plasterer.
a3c3F£{5 s. a. Asinine. ?(. An ass.
7\3<y (= rreoij No. 2) s. n. Flowing;

straining; swallowing.
A3e5 k. 71. A wheel.

A3e3^ s. a. Strained, sifted. [hurry.

A3£^0^0?£)0 m. w. Disorder; commotion;
A3^3i, AS^rf (<b. o/" ?^^£3) n. An

Indian league.
7^») (=^A)) k. /i. Trouble, annoyance,

fatigue; pain.
A^^ k. n. A fish-hook.
7sD<§| (= ^5?, (J. r.^ k. »!. "Wind, air;
emptiness; a demon. Cpds.: ^'^-f 3c-,

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A mass of lies. -^^w%«i*Jv To take
an airing. -SW. A paper kite. -^i3.
Demon worship. -:SSj. Wind to begin
to blow. -SJ3;^j. An empty word;
abuse, slur. -?ioa. A false report.
-Sot-^o. To fan.
7\'^'§7i:> s. «. «. To strain; to sift.

?>.8ct k. n. Peffffingr one top into another.

So- "'' "

-asjsd. To peg likewise.

7,3S k. A sound denoting confusion.

-f\'i^. The state of being crowded.

-rtjWj,. To be crowded. -i5t3. The

chirping of birds; confusion, dis-
order.
7\o&fo k. n. Being full of seeds and

disagreeable taste.
^W3^, 'hki'do k. n. The kernel of the

cocoanut when still in the nut.
?\yo, (=*Wo,) k. V. i. To be obtained.

2, to be closely pressed. ?>feJ.rfS. A

useless man.
V\Zi k. n. A plant ; a small tree, shrub.

-r.d,-noii. dupl. -SJjJsOf. Medicinal

plants and roots; a herbal medicine.
7\t^A, 'A'rfoA k. 71. A hawk; a falcon.
?\5 k. I', t. To devour by mouthfuls.

n. An imitative sound. -iSa. A small

drum like an hour-glass.
'hzio. =h:S, q. V.
t\Ti k. n. A short, small man; a dwarf.

-fS. Short, small. Cpds. : -=5^ejJ, -'S^.

TnT^J k. 71. Shortness, smallness.

a
'}\^(=f\i?) k. n. A parrot. -Sojsrto. A

parrot's beak; a Roman nose.
f\c\i k. 71. Gingham, stout cloth.
7\o5 k. 71. A small round water-vessel

with or without a spout.
7\r® , f\^J 1. k. 71. The milk of a lately

£0 EC

calved cow or buffalo.
7\^ k. 71. A cancerous disease destroy-

ing toes and fingers.
?\P©0 2. (= rtraj) k. M. A knot, joint, as

of a sugarcane, finger, e/c.

f'^ k. ^ /'e»i. «^x of nouns, as: ^j13u-,

tfjo'^sid", djsiowri-, etc.
?\rf k. >i. A quarter ({). -^£4, i

of a kani. -c^. The fourth part of

a solige.
7xij. = ncS. -ssejo. ^L part. -ss^^. ^

part of a measuring seer.
^Ti^^o (3 = 63) k. 71. Being close, strait,

narrow.
?\IJ3^, ?^a^ k. 71. The ankle.
TsdrS f. ?i. A cotton-press.
'h'dS f. M. A round cushion.
Tx'dSJS 0 b. n. Distress, penury; fate.

CO

"KOZTT h. 11. A buyer; a customer, a.

Saleable.
1\Ut7\§> {lb. of r!,2or!S) n. One's private

afi'airs.

?\& 1. s. 71. A mountain, hill. a. Re-
spectable, venerable. -=tfrir=f. A
species of Achyranthes. -St), -ssi,
-sS, -Xo^. Mountain-born: Parvati.
-Z^6. Krishna; Vishnu in the form
of a tortoise. -DSJi. The Himalaya.
-^.ort. A mountain peak.

t\t> 2. h. Aff. denoti7ig office, busi7iess oj*
p7-ofession, as: a^SoS-, Ajs:303o-, ^m

?\5 3. (0 = 63') k. n. Whirling, buzzing.
-f\ii,. A kind of rattle-box. -AO^rfo
ri^^. To turn round with speed.

7\Xio (55j= esj) k. H. Creaking. -rtS. A
sort of castanets; a child's turning
rattle. -rloWj,. To creak, as a door.

J\Tij^ k. ad. Quickly, speedily; with a
whirl.

?\e;^0 k. 71. Tinkling, rattling, etc.; a
jingle. -hiJ'^J. »-ep. The sound emitt-
ed by the gejje.

?\£reocio, "haisCXSO h. M. A plaster of
lime, water and sand.

7\e3 k. n. Fear. -coa. To be afraid.

?^.s5t? k. )i. A child's rattle-box.

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f\QJt> h.. n. A complaint; slander.

7.<9 (=-.nrf) k. H. A parrot.

7-?cssTJ k. ;;. The roaring of an
elephant; also ■^j'Po^esrf.

^?2iO'oa33d£'o (= h°:^jTz^'^j) k. n.
Scrawl, scribble.

^NfE^^O, ?\e3:;o, 7>o:ij k. v. t. To scrape;
to scratch, scrawl; to draw lines
with a pen; to erase. v. i. To scrib-
ble, n- A scratch; scrawling; a furrow.

7\?aJA, ?,?aiOA k. 7(. The bottle-bird,

Ploceus baya.
?\eUo (=A?c(o, Qi. w.) k. n. Aline, stroke.
7'?^, ?\e^ s. »i. A song, hymn. f\^^.

Singing; a song. 2, the Bhagavadglta.
?\?20j k. n. A house, abode.
?\5^j (=n?e3j, ^s^i^j, q. I,.) k. V. t. To

scrape or rub off, as butter; to draw.

as lines, n. A scratch; a line, streak,

stripe, groove. F\^^ i3^ , -AjoIj. A

striped shell. -rioqS. Sandal streaks

on the body. -cTSSo. A sectarian line

of gopi on the forehead. -lo«?. A

fluted gold bracelet.
?\?3s?"fv3 s. n. A god, deity. -zp^^.

Samskrita.
aOcCOj k. n. Whizzing, buzzing.

-r!joo3j. rep. The sound of some insects.
a05^0^ 1. k. V. t. To draw a deep breath

whilst speaking.

falter in speaking
AO^'jj 2. k. «. An inarticulate sound. 2,

a mouthful. 3, palpitation of the

heart.
7\oX 5 k. n. Grain boiled and seasoned.

A

2, shrinking. 3, = riortJ 0. -"s*^- An
annual weed, Hedyotis aspera. -Ajz^ijj.
A mode of punishing boys by tying
the hands round the knees in a
sitting posture and fixing a stick
between them.
aOa '^ (= rijrtj ejj) s. n. The fragrant

A '^

gum bdellium; a powder made of it.
AOAO 5 k. n. Curling, bristling, as

A n OJ

the hair of the body. 2, = rtort 0.

r(j*\ 53js33:^j. To

-rl/s^j^. To become erect, horripilate,

bristle.

AOA J e'O, AOAO <?*. =njA <f, a. r. 2,

, A ' A n ' ^ '

the tree Amyris agallochum. 3,

Morunga hyper anther a.
AOCAsrf, aJcTujS, AOOT^rS k. h. A

musquito.
A0o7\ k. n. A large black bee; also

AOOAO k. ??. The husk of paddy.
AOOAJ^Jo 1. k. n. Curling. -*JSCisjj.

= enjorlorf tfjscJtu. Curled hair.
AOOAOTJo 2. k. H. An eye-fly. 2, a

musquito, gnat.

Aoei. s. n. A bundle, tassel, bunch, as
V
of flowers; a cluster. 2, a bush. 3,

a necklace of 3 2 strings.
AO&T^Dijj (=ri02i 03^. <6. (,"/" notiJ^cJoa^ )

n. The district of Gujarat. rSotsoti^.

An inhabitant or language of Gujarat.
A03iU3cvO 'h.n. Livelihood, subsistence.

7?o3i5 (=r!o:s 0) f. 71. The evening mar-
ket.
aO&!x! h. a. Past, as a year, e<c.

AOSdOAOKO k. «. v4 sound in rohispering;

whispering. -»jj333:aj, rtjisjrij:^?!).

To whisper.
AoaiorJo, A0 3i 1. a. k. n. Shortness,

■a

smallness.
A0&! 2. k. 11. A dwarf.

a;

Aoa; TjtJi,. . = r(oto03z!, g. r. -Sfe3,. Fine

aj 6^ / "^

cloth from Gujarat.
aO&» S. = rtJtsD, g. I'.
AOSiS 5 k. ?i. A dwarf; f. T\o-£ .
AOSio k. n. A small perjiendicular post,

to raise short beams; a queen-post.

2, shortness, smallness.
AOo3i503oSj^ h. n. Illicit profit; excess

of the area of the land under assess-
ment.
7\^cdi7)^/i)Zid s. n. A sweetmeat of Bengal

gram-dough formed like Abrus seeds.
XoosS s. n. The seed of Abrus precato-

rius; also rtjois.

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AOo3iO k. r. /. To be entangled, as
thread. 2, to pull, contract, as mus-
cles, n. Particles of cotton sticking
to one's cloth; nap. 2, the coir of
cocoanuts.

aoIjS'o, aoUj^j k. n. A single gulp or
draught of any liquid. AoWo^O^j.
To drink in a single gulp. rsj^jrioWj
■s^ja, rioWj-D-^j. To drink in gulps.
rtjtJj^rS, With a single gulp.

7\0li7\'6 k. V. i. To grunt, bellow, as a
bull.

/\01j^ s. n. A pill, bolus.

aoU. = nozi , q. V.
ei "^

7\>i&j, k. 71. A mixture of medicine for
eo
babies.

Tsoyo, k. Ji. A secret; a hidden thought;

one's private affairs.
AJ'rf s. Ji. A ball, globe. 2, molasses,

jaggory. -sj^fj. A beverage made of

jaggory, etc.
Aor^?iCJ, aJc^o^jO:), etc. k- n. A hut

with a thatched roof.
Aorf^jJ k. n. A round thing. 2, (=nja

?io) the round mark ' used for the

vowel '3, and the round mark "* used.

for the vowel oi.
AOi33^o f. )i. A preparation of tobacco

for smoking or snuff.
A0I33r© k. 71. A large water-vessel,

caldron.
7\0Z33Ti s. n. A tent. 2, a thick coarse

cloth.
Aoa 1. {=nj:i:<o No 1) k. n. A

circle; a halo. 2, a mass, cluster.

-*Wo,. A halo to form round the sun or

eo

moon; to form a ring; to come to-
gether, as people.

ao5 2. (tb. of *ji3) 71. A house; a
temple, -'^'^^j* ^ group of houses.
-A3rf. A turner and cabinet-maker.

y\0&?\ b. 71. Breeches. -S^rs. A sort
of breeches.

TvOc^rij k. I', t. To sweep. 2, to heap
up. rioariejj, rtjaAiOJ. Sweeping.

aoI^oaO 1. k. V. i. To run when playing
at tip-cat or ball. rtjSjns:^j. To
run about.

AOtiOAO 2. k. f. J. To thunder, n. Thun-
der, roar, etc.

AOTiOAOc^ m. 71. A smoking pipe; a
hubble-bubble.

AO'rfoAoSrio k. V. i. To grumble; to roar;
to growl, grunt.

AO'rfoTjeJO. = rij35:^t)0, q. v.

7\0Xi 1. k. H. A boy, pupil; a dwarf. 2,
shortness.

AO'rf 2. k. n. A mountain; a hill. -rstiSo.
dpL -ADi^jJafi. Jungle-people. -rf
rSjs^rf? s3jrf. A shrub, Alaiigium
laniai'kii. -5j(5^?!3°t?j. A small tree,
Eugenia zeila7iica. -do^iJojrf. The
tree Elacoca7'pus serrattis.

Aorfo k. ri. The eye-ball. 2, an egg,

spawn. 3, shortness, sraallness.

aOI§ k. n. A heap, pile. 2, a piece of
a
cloth used by men.

AJfS s. tt. A cord, string. 2, quality,
property. 3, the three fundamental
qualities: satva, rajas, tamas. 4, a
good quality, virtue, merit, excel-
lence; wisdom; energy; dignity; good-
ness; temperance; recovery from
sickness; favourable issue; benefit.
5, political wisdom. 6, flavour, taste.
7, multiplication. 8, a secondary
gradation of a vowel, the vowels
a, e, 6. 9, joy. 10, protection. 11,
at the end of a compouTid: fold,
times. -=5*. (Tnath.) Multiplier, -^tf,
-=5^d. Profitable. -n?jCo. One who
appreciates good qualities. -^. A
scholar. -^. Dependence; virtue.
-:3-ra?^. Virtue and vice. -:f^OF. The
virtue or duty incidental to certain
qualities, as: clemency is the virtue
of royalty. -fj. (math.) Multiplica-
tion. -cTOdJ. A name that expresses
the nature of a thing, person, etc.
-Si^, An ocean of virtues. -sijrf.
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A jewel of virtues. -cCo^J. — rijrf^ij.
-aioF;, -;t?1o^. (j/.) An adjective.
-53o3. A g-ood man; f. -c;o3. -^°'^'
Pre-eminent in virtues. r!jf^e)53d.
(math.) Multiplication. 7\j^. Endowed
with good qualities, rijc^:^. (math.)
Multiplied; multiplication.

AOrf (=^5^^?^) k. n. A hole, pit. -rirw .
A sunken eye. -'^^- A sunken cheek.

7\Or5?iJ s. r. f. To multiply; to enumer-
ate; to calculate.

AOrf^. tb. of rijSJ^, 5. V.

AO0eJAJUo,k. r. i. To murmur, grumble,
ei
mutter.

aOoU 1. k. M. Proximity, ad. Near;
along, as CjsO-, siJfS-.

A0CU2. ( = njs6J) k. n. A peg, plug.

AOOfeS f. n. The J^ part of an acre.

AOoci (=:riooa, riooziCi) k. /j. Roundness,
hollowness and deepness. 2, a N.; a
servant. -'^TitO. A temporary well sunk
in the dry bed of a stream. -loW,£J.
A small round and deep metal vessel.
-A. Of a round, globular form. -Ori.
A round water-vessel.

AOOtTSCi^TJ k. n. A foundation. -SjsSj.
To lay a foundation; to ruin com-
pletely.

AOg5 (=r<joS) k. ?(. A hole, pit, hollow.
2, = riooaii, q. v. 3, a large round
vessel. -'5T)03j. The physical heart.

Tico^vi k. n. The pit of the stomach.
2, the thorax, heart; courage.

aOctSo 1. a. k. n. A heap, mass; a crowd,
etc-

AOcZio 2. k. w. Anything round, as a
boulder; a stone for grinding or
constructing an ole; a globe; a ball,
marble; a bullet, cannon ball.
-'Jd, riooSti. A round file. -*e->J. A
grinding stone. -30©^^. A kind of
jasmine. -»j^<^jr(. A diving water-
bird. -33TOO, -iSjid. To shoot a
bullet; to fire a gun.
Aoreo s. a. Endowed with qualities, n.
The multiplicand.

Xoe k. n. Closeness; tijrhtuess. -'oo«?.

A tight bracelet. -fS. Closely, tightly,
AOS? , AJe . = rtj^ r1, a. V.
aoS a. k. ?i. A bunch or cluster of

flowers. '-', a bush.
AoS "R. 7\oS k. H. An exclusive right

of sale, farm, monopoly. 2, rental

on land.
AOrfA k. H. A fat, stout man; f. riJZifs..

2, a prop behind a door to keep it

shut.
AOrf^. = rijart, q. V.

AOa 1. k. )t. A rope for the feet used in
climbing palm trees. '2. a bunch.

AOa 2. k. V. i. To jump; to stamp.

AJQy^, rijrfoTi (= rijcSr.) k. n. A club,
cudgel.

AOrf e3, Aoa (/?;. 0/" i?Jo:r^t;) n. A kind

CO ro Ci

of pickaxe, hoe.

AOa k. n. A clog tied to the neck of

cattle.

AJCjO 1. k. 11. A hole, as of a mouse.
c
snake, fox, e<c.

AOsSo 2. k. r. ^ To strike with the fist,

fist, cuff, box; to pound, n. A blow

with the fist. Tio^z^ ^W. Fisticuffs.

nju3? ,So. To box. -;3-ras?. A short

cubit. -iS'f. Fisting; pounding.
AOSi k. H. A small crest on the grain

of jola. 2, the husk of paddy.
A0?o k. n. Smallness. 2, a raised spot.

rtjc3^?3. A dwarfish elephant.
aOJ33^c^8j k. n. Paper gilt with tinsel.
AOsi s. a. Concealed, hidden, secret.

2, guarded, preserved. -"S. A spy.

rtJ^.. Concealment; protection; a

sword-stick.
AO^N k. ad. Silently.
Aoaj^do, AjaOOT^o k. w. Thickness, as of

a foliage. 2, veiling, covering. -*^''^)

-riyj. To become thick in foliage;

a cover over the head J a cloak.
AOeostJo k. n. Noise of a crowd. 2, a

swelling.

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aOS3 1. k. n. A knob, protuberance.

2, a button. -53j5«?. A stout nail with

a pommelled head.
A0e3 2. k. H. A sparrow; also rlo'Uiii , -i^

"»*?5- A small grass whose seeds stick to

one's clothes, Lappago aliena. -i^jejj .

A common grass, Sporobolus diander.
aOS^oao^j?)02j?jO k. V. I. To send forth

a fragrant odour; also rtjoSorioSj ^^A-

AJ^jy, A 0^0. U h. 71. A copula or
o
dome. 2, a huge figure of stone,

representing a Jaina saint.

AO^OD f. 71. Fight of children.

7\0lijt>^ h. n. Heed, care, consideration;
suspicion, surmise, rtoijjsisi. Suspi-
cious; suspected,

Xot^TO?:j h. n. An agent, deputy; an
accountant. -hO. The post of a
gumasta.

aOo;^ k. n. A mass, heap, crowd'
number, -'s'jsc^o, -?ij3s?o>. To assemble.

AOo^fl s. a. Stringing together; arrang-
ing. -o5. Winding, arranging.
rioo^j:^. Strung together; arranged.

AOO20 1. k. 71. Mysteriousness, obscurity.
2, reservedness.

A0O20 2. ('ib. o/" ^Joijij n. A pot. 2, the

nave of a wheel.

AOT^o. k. 11. A bugbear, devil.
6

o
AOrfo. ?j. = '^oozo 1., q. V. -rO^to^tf. ditpi.
6
Reservedness; a reserved man; f,

aot5o. ?5 k. (id. Quickly.
6

AO^OO. k. r. t. To cuff, box; to strike.
o
I', t. To push one's self along, as a

baby. n. A push forward, as in

swimming. 2, recoil. rtJ^Sa*^. To

recoil.

6
AOtJT? (!J=e3) k. «. Snoring; growling.

rtotf=5e)OS^?cO. To growl, snarl at, as a

dog, etc.; to turn upon one in anger.

Aod^j (d=e3). = njdo^.

AJTjSri s. n. A shield.

A05 (0= 63') k. M. An aim. 2, a mark,
butt. -533. A man skilled in archery;
a headman. -"tiSj, -fSjB^c^j, -2oa.
To take aim. -S'S^J. To hit the mark.
-oljsnj. To become the butt of;
to fall into, as into sin; to be
stricken, as with sorrow. -sSjscl. To
aim and shoot; to hit the mark.

aOl^o 1. s. a. Heavy, weighty; venerable.
n. Any venerable person ; a religious
teacher. 2, Brihaspati (Jupiter), the
preceptor of the gods. -ifoejnti=J.
Stay in the house of gurus, -tfjo
sJsAi. A disciple, pupil. -^^. Heavier,
larger, more important. -3^. Weight;
dignity; worth; a teachership. -viv- f=f.
A present to a teacher, -ljj-s-. Devo.
tedness to one's teacher. -ojJ!3. A
guru's residence. -ajoS^. The counsel
of a guru. -SoJS-Sr. The visible
shape of a teacher; N. -:3?id. Thurs-
day. S^^. The orts of a guru's meal.
-^?^^r33d. Distribution of the orts
of a guru's meal to his devotees.
-w^. A Lingavanta. -coOoIjCj. dpi.
Preceptors and ancestors.

7x0^^0 2. (do=e5j) k. 71. A sound in
snoring or purring; also nocJo^o.
-tIjUo,, -r!oO:^j, -rtodfuJ. To snore;

CO -i '

to pur. -rloSofS. Silently.
AOTJd^&o. — rijrf^, q. V.
AJ'do A c^ (= rtJejrio a) k. n. The creeper

Abnis p7-ecotorius, wild liquorice and

its seeds.
AJlJo^ AOuO^O (d=e3) k. M. A mark,

sign; a characteristic mark; any sign

used by illiterate persons for their

signature. 2, knowledge, rtjdj^c^^.

A male acquaintance. r!jdj.Sw cJS.

An unacquainted man, a stranger.

-ooi^J. To point out; to note, record.

-nJ^^Sj, -io^. To notice the peculiar

features of a person or thing ; to
19*

recognise. -3j = ^o. To tell the peculiar
feature of a person or thing.

I', i. To growl, snarl, as dogs, etc.
AJ:^jr. = rtJtij^J, q. r.
AJ&7~k. M. The camboge tree, Garcinia

piclovia.
7\ddi^Ti s. 11. Gujarat. -^^- Woven

silk or fine cloth from G.
A0^~, AJ<2ir'rf s. ?(. A pregnant woman.
AoeiA s^. = riJOorioM, g. i\
AOCJasS li. n. A rose; aiso -3o.J3. a.

Rose-coloured. -f\:i. A rose bush.

-tors. Rose colour.
aO£^D^J h. Ji. A slave, menial, -^ji.

Slavery, bondage.
AOe^BCJO m. 11. The red powder which

the Hindus throw about at the holi

feast.

aOC, s.n. A shrub, bush; a thicket.
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2, a disease of the spleen. 3, a body

of troops consisting of 9 elephants,

9 chariots, 27 horses, and 45 foot.

-»l,a. Ague-cake-

Xoe^J k. n. A loud noise, hubbub.

AO?j AO?j. = ^j^tj;^, q. i\

AJ^' (=rt<D) s. n. A cave, cavern.

A05oq s. rt. Private, secret, n. A secret,
mystery.

aOS? 1. = rtj::S, q. r.

A0^2. (V=0) k. n. A horse's or ele-
phant's trappings. 2, (=^J:^) a bar
of iron.

AO^ k. a/^x /"or /fte formation of nouns,
as tfU-, e.^o'.3-.

AOSJS* (<h. 0/" -soO^) n. N. of Ketu.

A0«7^ {lb. of rtjy^.g. u.) M. A ball, pill,
bolus.

TvO^OAO^O k. n. The murmuring sound
produced by rippling water.

Xo'^, AOS?n k. ?i. People leaving a place
en masse from invasion or famine.
-5r1, -Mjs^rtj, People to remove en
masse, etc. -r!j«?fdrtj:S. N. of a
place in the Bijapur district.

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AO^ k, n. A stout herb, Solanum ferox.

2, a round kind of brinjal.
AO^ , AOS?, k. «. A bubble: a blister;

a small round shell.
7\J5%, 7\&'R (= T\Ji'>i) k. 71. An owl.
AJ2U (= r(j3otJ) k. n. A peg, pin.
AjStio k. ?(. A nest; a dove-cot; a fowl-
house; a recess, niche; a cage, trap;

the pit of the stomach; the hollow in

bones ; a frame.
AjszS k. n. A basket.
7\J&<$s. a. Covered, hidden; invisible;

secret, private; occult. -I3e)0, -;yrfj^.

A spy, rSj?:5?orS. A tortoise.
A®oU. = rSj3y, q. V.

Ajs:3 1. k. n. The love-apple or tomato.

Ajsa 2. k. 11. Prolapsus of the anus.

AjScC'J k- «• A hump. -"^>3^. A hump-
back. rtJSri. A man with a hump;
f. riJ5S).

AJ3&2 (=rtj3n, etc.) k. n. An owl. -rirsj .
A rolling eye, or one of deficient
sight. -a5S*J. An idle life; lougivity.

7\si^<V^, Ajs'dj k. 11. An asthmatic
disease; also rtjsdjw^sj.

A.®'do(Oo=SJ) k. V. «. To root up the
earth with horns.

Aja^jrpjja. k. r. i. To murmur or roar,
as the water; to sound.

AJ3^ k. «. A bull 2, a big louse, -lo^
5i, -36^t50. A bull allowed to roam
at liberty and dedicated to a deity.

AJS^. = rtj«?, q. V.

A\oa!?j s. 11. Garlic.

A\vjS. a. Greedy, n. A vulture.

A\^ s. 11. A house. -^ejas. Domestic
dissensions, -^^x^^i.. Domestic duties,
household matters. -^, ol>. The ruin
of a house. -^^. A family folly; a
private foible. -^jS, -»jJ?^. A house-
holder, a Brabmana who is married
and settled. -^d^S. The ceremony
of occupying a newly built house;
a female's first entrance into her

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husband's house, -rfjsd. A mother-
in-law. -»3o = q3. A domestic sacrifice.
-53oS. Purificatory ceremonies of a
house. -^1^, rtvCSsSiSj. A householder;
a gentleman, patrician. -P^^^.dj.
The second of the four religious

stages of a Brahmana
ness, gentlemanliness.

- A) ^. Polite-

9
--J . A house-
V ,
wife; a matron. r(,0o5SrV^c9. The

threshold. n,2of5. The mistress of a

house ; a wife.

7^\5co, 7\\^&i s. a. Domestic; domes-
ticated, tame. -?Scra:^. A class of
ritual worlvs containing directions
for domestic ceremonies.

^ k. il sufjix for the dative, as: asrfAjii,
c33S?rt, tf3r^, e^rt, etc.

as (= ^1^) k. n. A spherical jingling
bell. 2, the groin, -rljs^ejo. A stick
to which gejjes are attached, used in
music or by post-runners. -!oje>.).
A common grass, Andropogon acicu-
latus. -rrad. A maker of small bells.

'R'S (=r{d, q. V.) 'k. n. Any bulbous
root.

:^reS k. n. A female companion; also

^f©?io, ^rfrio k. /(. A bulbous root:
a species of Yam dioscorea; the
sweet potato, Batatas edulis.

'Rti^fi, "RA^^, ^^i^jjk. ?t. Companion-
ship, friendship.

^rfe;o (=:iid e3, f/. 17.) k. »i. The white

ant, termite.
7^a (= r1£i)k. i\ /. To conquer; to gain.

via Qj.~ T^ciejo, g. c.
o

^^030, ^0000 k. V. t. To perform, do; to
prepare; to work, till. Cpds. : €sj?^o-,

To cause to perform, etc. rlooJS.'s', Ort.
A husbandman.
■R-d^, Rbfj (==^rf?;, g. r.) k. 71. A basket.

^tS k. H. A scratch; a line; a streak.

-KD^j. To rule; to mark; to draw

a line over.
-RiV^, Roj^ k. n. Gain; victory. 2, a

happy, sprightly air. -?3j35eJJ. Gain

and loss.
R.€>, Roo, RQd k. V. t. To win, gain, to

fO

overcome, conquer; to triumph. P. p.

A^jo , Az^j , riejjsjjsri. A winnina" coun-

o CO °

tenance. rttkjrl, ?1ejOo":iT?, Winning.
r^sj?^o, ?lO '^-'' To cause to win, etc.

R^B (= #va, etc.) k. n. A female
friend.

7^^( = =^»?, q,i,_-) k. ,j. ^ friend, com-
panion. -3oj. Friendship, compa-
nionship, etc.

R^ k. V. t. To perform, etc. P. p. r^^cij.

^?r5k. H. Rent, contract. -iS^Wj. A
lease, oijoso-. A permanent lease.
i3^ej-. Annual lease. ^raoSod-, A
lease for a fixed time.

^PC^Jk. w. A span. -raj3^,. The stomach
that is only a span in length or
breadth.

R^oXi, :^?o"'3t)»^0\ A f. 11. Rhinoceros.

/^e?j. tb. of ts^ ri, q. V.

7^ee3k. H. A morbid swelling, -djs^d. A
swollen face. -^JS^,. A swollen belly.

T^e^O k. n. Work. -^ddcJj. A labour
contract.

7^?odoo. = iiodiOg, g. «.

^e'33COJ?jO h. y. <. To surround, hem in.

R^b f. 11. Giddiness.

R^TJJ 1. k. n. A phlegmatic sound pro-
duced in the chest.

R^JJO 2. k. n. The marking-nut tree;
the cashew-nut tree. -zS^Js. The
marking nut, Semecarpus atiacardmm;
the cashew-nut tree.

/^?e3k. H. Ridicule, derision. -oSjsc^O.
To ridicule.

RL=7^c^o, etc., as: fi^Srl^, to sleep.
o3j3?z^f3i^, to reflect, etc.

RljS, Rlp^ h. pref. Dis-, un-, extra, out
of. -sjl^oF. Extra expense. -5jJ3»Jjjb

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5JJ. That is against custom or usage.

-sseiiat?. Unreasonable, improper.

-!Se3. Out of order; lost. -SJSJadj.

Absent.
A.®CAcih. H. A cloak or blanket worn

over the head and face. 2, a cumbly.
AjDO^ a. k. Ji. A mass, heap. 2, the

large grej' babbler.
^jsSJAOk. r.i. To speak indistinctly.

71. Indistinct speech.
^jsSi (i'J k- n- Mud, mire.
^J3&(5 k. n. A thick mess of boiled

brinjals, mangoes, etc. mixed with

tamarind, chillies, etc. 2, acidity,

sourness.

^J3l3 k. 71. Putridity; mud, mire.

Si .1 ' 1

^posiaiO k. n. A bunch, cluster, as.'

^osUi^Jk. ?i. A hole, hollow. -:3°^o. A
hollow to be formed.

^jeiy, k. ?(. A bamboo tube for admini-
stering food or medicine to cattle.
2, a mango-stone. 3, a corner.

"RjeliO, k. M. Scarcity. 2, dryness. 3,
obstinacy. -=s'30. Drought.

y^Jt)C^AO. = f\Jihidj, q. V.

'Rj^Xi'S ii. n. Connexion; intercourse;
concern with, care about.

^jsTSo (cf. rtjsyj,) k. n. Barrenness,
sterility; saplessness. -tf?^s?j. A bar-
ren cow. -?isJ, AjtiZiTi W. Nonsense.
-^dX. Useless work. -Oorf. A barren
tree. -SjJsSj. A vain word. -roSCJj.
A broth without strength. -3odS.
Useless talk.

^jsTOaO k. V. i. To nasalize, n. Nasali-
zation. 2, grumbling, murmuring.
rtjarsrS. One who nasalizes; f. njsrsA.

;^jsf®;^0 k. H. A link of a chain. 2, a
loop. 3, a bunch of 5 pearls.

^j30w k. ?i. A cluster; a tuft; a tassel.
2, a thickset state. 3, an amaranth,
Gomphrena glohosa. T^Jto:5^^^|.. An
impervious jungle.

:Rjs>A Is., n. Mucus of the nose. 2, a blot
of ink.

:Rj^^:> (= rJjrfj^Sj, q. r.) k. „. x mark,
sign, token. 2, knowledge, acquain-
tance. 3, appointment, regulation,
order; a place of resort or shelter.
-nsti- A male acquaintance; a person
of distinction; a headman. -SjsSj,

-aS'.oO , -ass ?;j. To find out. rtj335
^3 — ° -"

r(j. To be known; to be found out.

Ajsrf tJ'o, ^jsiAJ k. 71. Mud, mire.

^jsrf^jsrf k. M. Thickness, as of ambali,

etc.
^.orfrfok. n. A bat used in leading the

course of an idol-car.

^.arf k. 71. A large black ant.

a
"Rsdzii k. ?i. Pig's dunff.

:^j3f3 k. ?i. A cluster or bunch of fruit,

as of cocoanuts, plantains, mangoes,

etc.
7^;3orfP®, "Rnoziri a. k. «. A mass; an

assemblage; a crowd, throng. rljsocJ

E^^io. To assemble, etc; to be plentiful.
^j30S3<y f. n. Confusion; bustle; tumult.
:^j3oa k. n. An alley, lane. 2, a strait.
"RisZdji k. H. Manure. 2, the measles.
^j3oe3 (=i5jso".5) k. )i. An image, idol;

a puppet, doll; the pupil of the eye.

-SjrfjoS. A sham-marriage made by

children with dolls.
/^jSTJS'j (3= es) k. 71. Snoring.
'RfiTjAJ k. H. A kind of hood made of

leaves or grass.
7^j3^^ k. n. N. of a plant. -°^^^- A

common potherb, Dtgera arvensis.
^js'de? (rf=i3) k. 71. A kind of termites.
'Rjs'^i'^ k. «. A class of Saiva beggars;

f. -S, rtj5!3<s3.
/^.©"drfc^ k. «. The common Maina,

Acridotheres tristis.
"RsiTiS) k. 71. An evergreen tree which

makes good torches, Ixora parviflora.
■R.t'dTid, -Rjtb^, T^jslio^jJ k. n. A hoof.
7^j3e3 k. 71. The notched extremity of a

bow. 2, a cluster.

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^jtO (tb. of rtj3$S3aj) n. A cowherd;
f. -^. 2, an assistant cashkeeper.

:^J5S?y^jsS?^ k. n. The yellow thistle,
Argemone mexicana.

'Rsii^€> k. ?(. Husk, chaff. 2, the rind
of a tamarind fruit.

.^js? (= iij3?53) s. n. A cow. 2, a bull.
3, a ray of light (i-Cra). 4, heaven.
5, the earth. 6, water. 7, Sarasvati.
-tffsr. A cow's ear; a place of
pilgrimage in North Kanara. -'SrJej.
A herd of kine; a cow-house; a
-village on the river Yamuna, Krishna's
residence. -=5fja3^ iDj. The birthday
of Ivriahna. -'^^^^' The plant Astera-
cantha longifolia. -a^S. Cattle;

cattle-like nature. -C33?i, Gift of a
■cow. -^N. Property in cattle. -Sqi.
A cattle path. "^^- -^ cow's tail;
.a necklace of 2 or more strings.
-doaJj. Cowdung. -5jJ3o?i. Beef.

-3J30. A disease of cattle. -Sjjjaj.
A cow's mouth; a round platter with
a snout used for placing idols on.
-»ijj3j;j7j^ . "A wolf in sheep's cloth-
ing." -»l)5Zi3. Sacrifice of a cow.
-rf'^, -rf^r*. A cowherd. -TiTi. Cow's
milk", buttermilk. -33s3. A cowpen.
-53:^. A calf.

7is&^7\'8 k. v. t. To beg loudly, n. Bellow-
ing sound of a bull-frog.

J^isee^d s. n. Range {til. field for cattle).
a. Being within range or reach of,
accessible, attainable, perceivable by
the mind, sense, or the eye. -S3^rtj,
r^J3$:S0;^j. To become perceptable; to
appear.

■^J3?8a f. n. A cloth to cover the privi-
ties.

^J3?ai0 k. ?i. Interference, entanglement.
2, intercourse. 3, embarrassment,
trouble.

i^ra?sJj 1. k. n. Fringe, ribbon, edging,
trimming. 2, a stunted tamarind
fruit. 3, the state of being full grown.

but hard; as r^JS^Wa^^. A hard, in-
ferior kind of areca nut.

^/jfUj 2. h. n. The border or hem of a
garment. 2, a cloak of broadcloth.

T^jsj'rfo k. u. Sediment from the bottom
of wells, tanks, etc.

'Rjt^'d {lb. of ^'-iS,) 71. A wall. -rtc^.
A hole made by burglars in a wall.
oo5«?j-. A dilapidated wall.

:^j^?r® k. M. = ii-ra?rao. 2, a man with
a neck. -r^JSCxJj. A cut-throat; f.
-?1l©o3j .

z^jserS 1- k. n. A sack, pack-sack; also
-i^^tj. 2, a confluent kind of small-
pox; also -rtra-stf. -zJ^a;, -^Wo..
Sackcloth.

-Rsd^pi'2. (= <iJ3$^) k. 71. The tree called
Fictis elaslica.

"Rji^t^^ k. n. The nape, neck, throat.
-?1u'30da. A cut-throat. -SjjOcSj zi?«?o.
To drop the head and fall, as in
dying.

T^j^ed 1. k. 71. The fetid urine of cattle.

7^j3?;^2. k. n. A ruinous business; loss.
-eo3=5^j. To die.

"Rb^^j s. n. A cow-pen. 2, family, race,
lineage; kin; offspring. 2, the

family-name. -^. A relation.

7R.^?3jTO, T^jsetoe?, ^js^tdd k. 71. A crib
for cattle.

7^,Q?t3a^5 s. n. The Godavery river.

T^jjoa {tb. of iijs^qSjBSjj) 71. Wheat,
Triticum vulgai'e. -=ffss?j. A grain of
wheat; wheat, -fssrtrf. Naga Iripudi-
ans. -tfj3, -?^t3 (i. Granulated wheaten
flour, rolong. -2oWj,. Wheaten flour.

7^j«fVJ?e5 s. 71. Dust raised by cattle on
the road when coming home. 2,
evening twilight. -^'l- Marriage
performed at godhuli.

7^,3^9 s. 71. The forehead. 2, an
iguana.

7^,^?^"^, ^j3?J^ s. n. A large kind of
lizard; an iguana.

:^j3?c33^ a. k. n. The throat, neck.

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:^j5?oS, /RjseoSj h. n. Gum.

"Rsi^tL s. ri. A cowherd. 2, the head of
a district; a king. 3, Krishna, -h.
A bull. -'^. Guarding, protection.
-JjTiSoJo. Indra's vehicle: Airavata;
Brahma's vehicle: the hamsa;
Vishnu's vehicle: Garuda. -^°- A
herd's-woman.

^j^?3jS£J (= ^JS^Si, q. V.) s. n. A cow-
herd; a caste of Vaishnava mendi-
cants. 2, alms. 3, a Jf. -^^' A.
mendicant's bamboo basket.

:^j3?S:i s. n. A cowherd's wife, Krishna's
foster-mother; a milkmaid. -zSocirj.
A species of white clay used by Vaish-
navas for making sectarian marks.

^:D?4 {Ih. of rfjs^S) n. N. 2, a neck-
ornament.

/^jsi?^'rf s. n. A town-gate, gate; a toAver
over the gate of a city or temple.

^jsesios. a. Secret, hidden.

^j3e^J?:sS?, -Rji^Ti^^^ etc. k. n. The
neck or throat with Adam's apple.

:^j3e^Jodo s. n. Cowdung.

-Rj^i^zijso^^ s. n. Goa.

^j3?oSjj f. n. A bad mark in a horse.

:^.®e^oorf^, ^jae^J?ti^ s. n. A precious
stone of a reddish colour.

tijoU) ?i. The prickly flower-plant
Lawsonia s2:iiuosa.

^JS?DS b. a. White ; of fair complexion.

j^jajQ !• h. w. A grave, tomb.

^J3?Q2. k. n. Drawing together; attract-
ing, decoy. 2, a kind of rake. -?305j.
Dolichos fabaeformis.

:;^j5oTio 1. k. r. <. To draw; to gather
pile; to fish with a net, etc. 2, to
scratch. ;;. Drawing, etc. -wJrl.
A kind of rake.

'Rji^xid2. f. n. Trouble, annoyance.

'^ji^'6 k. n. A shovel.

'Rji^'dst^zi^ (tb. ii-BodJS^Jsfi) s. n. A
yellow pigment prepared from the

urine or bile of a cow or found in its
head.

■Rji^O (= rljs^ejj, r,j3=s?) s. n. A ball,
globe, circle, sphere. -rf^. Gum-
myrrh. rt.'5?Ot)^3rf. Globular, rijs?
csqic". A hemisphere.

'Rjt^ti'u h. n. A money-box, till. 2, a
ball.

^js?a'^j30'rf s. «. Golconda near Hydra-
bad.

^jj?«5 s. n. A small ball. -^^■^- A.
marble.

^j3e£ij r^b. o/" ?1j3ot), g. t\) n. A circle,
ring; a globe. rtjs^ejoorirf. A plain
finger-ring.

'Rjt^Tif'^'d k. n. The guava tree, Psidinm
guaiava.

'Ra^'ziT^'^'^ s. n. A hill in Vrindavana.

^.;3°SQCi s. n. A chief-herdsman. 2,

Krishna; Vishnu.
/^jt)?4' = '^■^°, (/• I'.
^j^o^ s. «. Goa.
^je)?s:i3 h. n. A veil, cover used by

Mohammadan women when appearing

in public.

^j3e»-\, xn. w. A word; a story.

^J3(?si s. ft. A cow-pen.

^j3?iU s. n. An assembly. 2, a convcr-
e
sation, discourse.

Hsii^'S^z^ h. n. An abstract, summary. -

g. f.
^.®??jOce3 k. n. A chameleon.

7^j5?:dc^SJ ( r= iiw-s^^cijoSj) s. n. The
master of cows. 2, a religious mendi-
cant.

^^i^^ (tb. of rljsee-i, q. v.) n. A ball; a
globe. 2, (k.) clamour, tumult.

:^j3?sro3J k. r. i. To bewail, lament.
T^JSiVsii. Lamentation, weeping. 7*\J&t

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^j5?^k, H. Any kind of fig tree which
bears no apparent flowers; the banyan
tree, Ficus bengalensis. 2, a small
potherb of the genus Portulaca. -^%.-
A teal, water-duck.

T^Zt, 1. (=ri55cS, q. V.) k. n. The head-
man of a village; f. -hS>.

7\'^7i 2. s. n. Sweetmeats. 2, the district
of Gaur in Bengal. -S.'srSr, -0^1.
The gauda style, -loonn??. Trickery.

Tf^C^ s. a. Subordinate, secondary.

7fe):^^J s. n. N. of Buddha or Sakyamuni,
the founder of the Buddhist sect.

Tf^d^O , Tx'^rf^^ s. & k. n. Parvati.

7\'^'dri ifr. rtorfo) s.a. Relating to a guru.
n. Weight, gravity. 2, importance.
3, dignity, respectability.

Tf^S s. n. A virgin. 2, Parvati. 3, a
yellow pigment. -53o^, -SS. Siva.
-Sjassra. A kind of mineral, -sy)^.
Ganapati.

7^€) (= rt40, q. V.) f. n. A paste of
wheaten flour cut into threads.

7;'?sp (= rlws?, rtcl^rS) k. »i. A milkman.

7^0^. tb. of t3^ ri, q. V.

7\joqj s. 71. Binding. 2, a book or
composition in prose or verse; a code;
a religious treatise. 3, wealth. 4,
great knowledge. -^B'Sr, -?sd. An
author. -€)aj. One of the characters
used in writing.

Ajcp s. n. A knot; a tie; a joint, gland.

Alri s. a. Devoured, eaten; seized. 2,
imperfectly pronounced.

7\iSo s. n. A planet. 2, an imp, evil
spirit, demon. -J3^rf. The bad influ-
ence of unpropitious stars; fate,
destiny. -^^. The sun. -h^d,-vj^^.
Trouble from unpropitious stars or
demons. '■»3j3s3. The planets, -sad.
Propitiation of the planets by offerings.

AjSoO© s. n. Seizing; taking, accept-
ing. 2, seizure of the sun or moon:
an eclipse. 3, understanding, com-
prehension.

Aj^f^ s. n. DiarrhcBa, dysentery. 2,
rickets; marasmus.

AiSori . tb. of ri.ra^, q. V.

AjS^^s. 71. Understanding, compre-
hension.

A,co?jJs. V. t. To accept, acknowledge;
to comprehend, understand.

7\3jt5STJ. tb. of rt|3ol33i3 s. rt,Bo, q. V.

TtSj^O s. n. A village. 2, a multitude :
collection. --i^y^. Village vermin;
a mischief-maker, -rf). The headman
of a village. -d^cs;^. The deity of
a village. -Sjjfi'^?^- A Gavuda,
a village-munsif. -n^Aj. A villager;
tame. -3'3o^. Purification of a
village from infesting devils, etc. -^.
A villager.

ASj'rfons. a. Rustic; vulgar, coarse,
rude. n. A villager; an uneducated
man. -SSo. A domestic beast, -zpssi,
A vulffar dialect. -Sto • A vulgar
term.

7\tij?j s. ?i. A mouthful, morsel. 2,
food, nourishment. rsT^'^Ji^^^oSi.
Means of subsistence.

T^Sj^S' s. a. Seizing, receiving, accep-
ting, perceiving. -S-n-. The faculty of
comprehension.

aSjoo s. a. Seizing, accepting, etc.;
holding; perceiving.

7\3i5cos. a. Perceivable; acceptable;

comprehensible.

"hi^Ti,. .^^DCJ s. n. The hot season from
^ 6'
the middle of May to the middle

of July; heat, warmth.

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^

5?*. The twenty-second letter of the

alphabet.
^55Ti s. n. The letter ^.
«j02Js. a. Coming to, reaching, joining.

n. Collection. 2, a troop of elephants.

3, the body. 4, an earthen water-
vessel. -K^~. A large serpent.
^fljUS's. a. Strong, powerful; forming

a constituent part. 7i. A manager

between parties.
JjjjyrSs.H. Joining, junction; arranging,

effecting; effort, exertion; accomplish-
ment, success.
^j&3s. n. A small water-jar. 2, a

period of 24 minutes. 3, a gong. 4,

a sinking cup for measuring time.

-Di)o^. A machine for raising water.
^jI!^ (— nsi'ris, (J. c.) s. n. A period

of 24 minutes.
^oL°:gs. a. Joined, united; planned.

devised; occurred, ^lisai^ir. Practi-

cableness.
7^0^!^ (=n'-?Kj, q. r.) s. V. i. To be

gained; to happen, e/c; also ^yc3j?;j.
^oK s. n. Effort, endeavour. 2. an

assemblage, collection.
^OU (=riWj, q. V.) k. n. A range of

mountains, ghaut, defile. ??J3^3;^oi-.

A staircase,
3jvU,^ s. n. Beating down, as a road;

folding by beating gently.

sioU ;j(=^y ??)s. n. Touching; rubbing,
ei '^

beating, striking; compressing; prac-
tice,

sio^ (= nSJ,, q. V.) k. a. Firm. 2, loud.

3, solid. 4, able, clever. -r(. A

strong, able man. -^^. Strength,

energy, ability.

sjjt?,x;o. = nl3,;^o, q. v.

ei '-^

^U-s {lb. of v'ij) n, A drum formed of an

earthen vessel.

yJiZS? 030:^0, =ria?caj^j, q. v.

r!o!icdra:J, ;;i:;Ci3:Jree;. — r^a^ij^rf, q. v.

y00&j3, yicB(=rtoa) s. n. A bell; a
gong, ^-"oiin^csr. An attendant on
Siva. ^os;?f3DCJ, ^'='^5:33. The sound
of a bell,

^::fis, a. Compact, solid, hard, dense,
full; large, great, much; auspicious*
11. Any compact substance, 2,
respect, honour, dignity; greatness,
2, an assemblage; solidity. -'«5S?i.
A cubic measure, -3d, Uncommonly
hard, thick, great, elc. -J, -^.
Firmness, solidity; greatness, excel-
lence. ^?i^^J53. Thickened, compact.
-:i^. Water; a decoction; camphor.

^O^J. = rtdJ 1, q. V.

^j:3y s. n. A grindstone.

yO^jr (=rstisjj) s. n. Heat; sunshine;
the hot season. 2, sweat, perspira-
tion; also -ii?j.

^0j:^^09 s. n. Rubbing; grinding; fric-
tion; furbishing,

■^d^-R. = n'vrl2, 3, q. v.

^j^S, 5;i:.^2;?2 (v"=C3-') a. k,«d. Quickly.

yJeiU. afireB s. ?i. The nape of the neck.

T^-n^ZiT) h.. a. Thick, coarse, as cloth.

yj^^ss. ?i. Striking; wounding, killing.
2, destruction, ruin; a blow, -^,
Killing, felonious; a murderer; f. -t.
-?S. Killing, striking. d^X-. Breach
of trust; ^S. Killing; a killer.
S'3S<o. To strike; to slay, elc.

ZjJS^~:)^ s. a. Killing, destructive, mis-
chievous.

:f!jii208. = nsioO. q. v.

:;jjso:io(= ?T9 0i;, q. v.) k. n. A wound.
-;3t)r!j. To be wounded.

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^3^«) (=n^A), q. I'.) k. ». Harass, distress;
fatigue; pain, hurt.

^J2^ (= n'B^, q. V.) k. n. Wind, air.
J3dj-. A hurricane. ^o-. A cool
breeze. -3^j?/^''j„ -^^J,. To take an
airing-. -;3t)irj -Xja. A false report;
a rumour.

^OocssTJ (="\?o^=id, q. V.) k. n. The roar-
ing of an elephant.

SfioJ^^ s. ?(. The ankle.

^jjOsr?, ^A^ s- "• Heat; ardour; tender-
ness; disgust.

yj\^ s. «. Clarified butter, ghee.

^J^IJO f. n. A circumference.

£oji)oXi s. a. Terrific, frightful, terrible,
awful, vehement, -^o. Very terrible.
-v!jj3.Br. Bhairava.

Sjjj;?5C^ s. n. Sound, noise, cry, roar.
2, a station of herdsmen, -ra. Speak-
ing loud; crying. -Srar, ^js^sjstf^d.
A sonant letter. ^J3$«i^J. To make
a great noise; to cry out, proclaim.

^jt)j^3 s. ?i. Smell, odour; the nose.
-aSFrs. Fragrant substance; a per-
fume. ^SjC^Xj. To smell. ;p^E^;o
S,oij. The organ of smell.

ZP^. The twenty-third letter of tlie alphabet. No words begin w^th U.

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t5^. The twenty-fourth letter of the
alphabet.

E^S'siS' (=d4jrid:pr!) s. ad. Glitteringly.

Ei5'z33 (tb. of ^=tf eJ). = 13*. a, q. w.

ei'S'doO'D', 2^5\'rfjJ-a', li. «. A flint and
steel for striking fire. -^^- Silk-
cotton tinder.

eiss'Ci s. n. The letter "-S. -sito. A word.
cs

o^-S-^ s. a- Shaking; afraid, timid.
::i€j^^4 (lb. of "^^d^r), :S^j3?^j. = ;iS

■^•^5^5 q-v-
Ei^jSftJ s. »t. The bartavelle or Greek

partridge. 2, = 'Jifjs^^.

ii'^.tsT)^ (=:t3K^=g') <&. a. Square.

c CO

£5^,ci (=taWc3-?. <b. o/' 2i*W) «. A Cart; a

travelling cart.
ei^,^ a. k. ad. Quickly, suddenly.
t:^^orf k. M. Idle talk; happiness,

pleasure.

t^^^'d. /b. of J^'^,, (/. f.

a.^T?,e;AO^ ej-u^s^aO'v' k. »i. Tickling

o ' c

another. -SjJsSj. To tickle.
Ei^^eS, eiS'OjeS (/b. o/' 53^4 O) n. A cake

made in the form of a ring and

fried in ghee or oil.
e:^^j-rf-S-,. = i3^;3^t5' s. tS*,, q. V.

ai^j^ 1. k. n. A cot or seat of cane or

bamboo.

-eos', ^, -Sjjtfs?, Sitting

cross-legged.

ii'u,'^ 2. f. ?i. Skin, leather.
o

eiSo^aioO h. n. Defining of the bound-
aries of an estate; jurisdiction.

2i^ (='^^, ^%. tb. of 2!e^) n. A chip
of wood or of stone.

tS^S^r) n. The pumplemose or
shaddock, CAtrus decumana. 2, an
esculent vegetable, goose-foot.
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£i^ (=lS^rf) s. «. A wheel. 2, a
potter's wheel. 3, a discus. 4, a
circle, diagram. 5, a plaything for
children. 6, a realm; rule. 7, a
circuit. 8, a multitude; a form of
military array. 9, the horizon. 10,
an ancient coin; a quarter rupee.
-qSrf, -s:7>Ti. Vishnu or Krishna. -S
^. =.^3^. -ojSr. A sovereign, emper-
or. -aSrS). An empress. -33-?3j3
^. The pot-herb, Clienopodiitm album,
the goose-foot. -^=)*. The ruddy
goose. :3^^ or(. A gander. z^'ST'ors
A goose.

ti-& k. »i. A cultivated tree, the Manilla
tamarind, Pithecolobum dulce.

E^^^A s. n- The eye. -OoS cdj. The
sense of seeing.

e^aeS ( = zf-ranz^) k. n. The plant Cassi/j
tora.

sicA. = 2^ort, g. v.

eioADT^. = tlortarf, (jf. V.

tioAc3 k. od. In bounds, with agility.

eioAC;^^?e?i,, k. «. A sort of Costus.

a

eioAO 1. k. n. A jump, leap, etc.; agility.

V. i. To jump, etc. -t^onfS arstfj. To

jump with agility.
ticAO 2. h. «. A Jew's harp.
iio7\j5€) K. n. A day-labourer.
EioAn (=JSor() k. n. Crookedness, per-

verseness. -s3jort»;ifj. Apish pranks,

frolics, sport.

^^ xj (=z3:^ ti) k. n. Haste. 2, wake-
s' Za ' '
fulness, care.

titJ^S' (="^^:J'3^, 5. f.) f. a. Square.

Eit§ k. »!. A kind of grain, Holcus

spicatus.
sicsieJ s. (I. Shaking; unsteady; fickle,

capricious, n. The wind. -3(^, -3[^,

Unsteadiness, fickleness. -Sjfi^J.

Ficklc-mindedness.
tioE^eS k. H. A small cultivated tree,

Flacourtia calafracta.

Jiosie? s. n. Lightning; fortune.

£ic8o m. ?t. A bag with pockets for

betel, etc.
eio?iJ s. n. The beak of a bird.
sic^. = TioiS,, q. c.
£iy s. n. A taste, taking; an acquired

liking or fondness; an ill-habit. -3?

OA) ■#-t:°^J). To eradicate a habit.
tilJ^ k. n. A ceremony in honor of

the departed ancestors; also -sra.cS.

2, a sparrow ; /". iStJ^.
eiUS'SOSoriJ (= :^l:z:Qj^:>) h. r. (. To

cut or knock off, cut short.
siWS'o. = ZoW^o, q. V.
siys^^jS k. ad. All at once, suddenly.
aiU^y k. n. A snapping or crashing

sound. 2, (f.) fretting and grieving.

ad. Quickly.
£;^Uoifeo^ f. ». Quickness, smartness,

sharpness, briskness.
2;^&333'o h. K. The sixteenth part of a

pakka ser.
Ei6jSO3J?j0. = tSW^^soSjsoJ, q. V.
tiiS'R {cf. 2^53,) k. n. A small earthen

pot with a broad mouth.
2iU07i&3#. = tSWSJJ=#, q. V.
eiy, 1. (= tStij) k. n. Flatness. 2,
the frame or bottom of a cart, bed-
stead, chair, etc. 3, a bier or litter.
tiU 2. k. n. Order, regulation {in law);

neatness, fineness.
eiy cJ k. ad. Suddenly, all at once.
d^, (= J5i3) k. n. An earthen pot.
2^130, 1. =2iW, 1. q-v. 2, (=z;S^J.) the
flat cloth-cover over a palankeen. 3,
the seedless pod of beans, etc.

Impurity. 2, destruction.
-53j«)3j. To kill; to ruin.
Eiyo 3. k. n. The dried fruit of nelli.

eiS, k. n. Flatness, levelness. 2, Euro-
fc3
pean dress. -^riti. A man dressed

in European fashion; a Eurasian.

siUo, 2. k.

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jil? h. n, A seasouingf prepared of

chopped chillies, etc.; chutney.
iiXiS h. n. Jealousy.

iiZi'sOSOTi.i h. V. t. To tighten, fasten.
2, to increase, raise; to lay on ; to
lash.

tizSSiS ^- '*• Ascent, rise; increase, as
of assessment, value, etc. 2, a kind
of shoes.

2i& 1. f. n. A dovetail {in carpentry).

Eiti 2. li. n. A cane. 2, a staircase.

ti(^0;5)c5^ k. ad. Quickly, rapidly.

eiSi k. w. Breeches reaching- to the
thighs.

£ir©3^ .s. }(. The chick-pea, Bengal gram.
2, = JSa , q. V.

£ir©7\ k. n- A sort of pulse or lentil,
Cicer lens.

s^c'rf s. a. Hot, fiery; passionate, wrath-
ful; impetvous; mischievous, n. Heat;
passion. 2, Siva; N. of a demon.

eioI^eSas;* f. n. Earnest money, a hand-
sel.

Eioonxf s. 11. An outcaste; a man of
the lowest and most despised of the
mixed tribes.

eioci 1. s. n. A passionate and violent
female. 2, an obstinate or mischiev-
ous man. 3, obstinacy, etc. 4,
Durga; N. of a female. -=ff3, -=^. Durga.
-SfS. Obstinacy, -^o. To be obstinate
or angry.

£ioa 2. (= ^oa) k. n. Wetness, a. "Wet,
moist.

ticTh'S k. ??. A tuft; a crest; a tuft of
hair left on the head at the tonsure.
-zSc^j. To leave a tuft on the head.

sicT^O 1. (= "Joc^j) k. n. A ball to play
with; a bunch or cluster of flowers.
'^oci^rfj. To play at ball. -rfJ© ?1.
A variety of jasmine. -^jssJ. A
flower like marigold, a Chrysanthe-
mum.

sio'rfo 2. k. n. The nape of the neck,
neck.

ziozS s. n. Durga; also ^oa, -'§. 2, a
certain perfume. l^od^sJ, JSod?^ !j.
Siva.

eif© k. n. Short breeches.

zi^yo.— dti^CtTil. -Sjci, -SJacS. A quadru-
ped.

^^:>xi 1. s. a. Four. -''^%- The triangu-
lar spurge, Euphorbia antiquarum.
-^>^h. A commander of four districts
or of constituents of an army. -3,.
Quadrangular; a square; a bound-
ary. t^^^JD^o^Fi, zi^ioxTi^,. Four-faced:
Brahma. tS;^jdJ3PS33CX3j. The four
expedients or means of success. lA^i
^oT\. Four-membered : chess. JScSodo
riuej, z^^jwru. a complete army
comprising elephants, chariots, caval-
ry and infantry.

Ei;gOT:f2. (=iSrfc, J^rfjd, etc.) s. a.
Dexterous, clever, ingenious. 2,

charming. n- Skilfulness, dexterity;
shrewdness, also -^, -^oJ.

e:^^oif5r s. a. Fourth; the fourth, i^^o
^P". The fourth case, the dative; the
fourth day in a lunar fortnight.

zi^jrfrs) s. a. Fourteen. t3:^JcSr3. The
fourteenth day in a lunar fortnight.

2i;^0Qf^€ s. n. The four points of the
compass.

z^^j^orSi s. a. Foui'-armed. n. Vishnu,
Krishna.

ei^J^ioo^SO s. H. Brahma; Siva.

£i;^JodoorA s. n. The four yugas or

ages of the world.
E^^O^roS" s. n. The four castes.
Ei^sJSro^S s. a. Twenty-four.
£i;^J.3Fqj s. a. Four-fold.
Eii^O^e^ci s. 11. The four vedas.
t^^j7i.,cx:!j s. a. Four-fold. n. An

aggregate of four.
eii^j-^.j^i^r® s. a. Square, quadrangular.

n. A square.
■d4::)7i,.n^ £i^osj;^^5, tii^os^Svrf s. a.

Four-footed, n. A quadruped.

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ti^ D/^. lb. of £?S^€. = ejj^, q. v.

Eiigo m. )i. A ceiling; a covering iu
general.

iiBj, -■R (tb. of efS^) n. An umbrella,
parasol.

sisQTi s. /(. A quadrangular place.

2^35^5 s. n. Four. "^^S-^OoScS. Forty.

eidl5(<b. o/" :S:S-itf) a. Square.

eiSrJj (Cj=e3J) k. v. i. <£• (. To scatter,
disperse. i3:;0?ij. y, t. To scatter,
disperse.

ticSod. tb. of t^^jd, 5. I'.

sicrf 1. (<b. o/" ejjoci) a. Pleasing, beauti-
ful, lovely, n. Fitnees, niceuess;
beauty. 2, appearance, shape, form;
manner. -;ic^J. Beauty to be gone.
-Ti^a. A mannerless person.

ziorf 2. {lb. of "^ortj) n. The moon;
also -S , -»3J35JJ.

e^od?::', i:idz) s. ?i. Sandal, Siriuni
myrtifolium: either the tree, the
■wood, or its preparation.

sioa f. n. A gable-wall.

eioad. ib. of '^od,, q. t\

i^oti\ 1. s. a. Glittering, excellent.
M. The moon. 2, gold. 3, the red
colour. 4, camphor. 5, excellence.
-^aoS. The moon-stone, a fabulous
gem. -5i)oa. Moonlight; the moon-
flower, Ipomaea grandiflora. -^js^.oj.
A head-ornament of gold. -rtsSrs.
An eclipse of the moon. -:3j3.p^.
Moonlight; a kind of firework. -Z^u^
toei. Propitiousness of the moon and
stars. -zScio, -5jjo:Su. The lunar disk.
-ipii?i. The Chenab river. -dja??*.
The sphere of the moon. -JioS.
The lunar race of kings. -SseS.
An upper room, -^jaolir. Moon and
sun. -oostf. A necklace of raoonlike
gold beads. -oS'^'K. X. of a prince.

eiorfj 2. k. n. Red lead, m?«a(»i. -^d^
A)$3, -p.-3^A)°d. A kind of sire. --JS-S"?.
A reddish kind of plantain. ->jj55J).
A reddish kind of raanso.

e:^CO^s. n. Moonlight; elucidation.

2, a coil of written palm-leaf.
sic^jSjfSicxJO s. n. Moou-rise. -Jjjsi.

A cooling bolus.
e^Nj k. n. A beautiful, handsome man.

2, N.; also -^, -^^- -SsJ. Madras.

-lo^jSj. N. ; son of Basava's sister.

-W^JSeyOTJfS. A poetical Kannadawork

about Cannabasava.
tifTO^TN k. ad. Nicely, well; see s. ^^,
^i^)^A k. ». A handsome, fine man;

f. -*o.
sijio-j k. n. Beauty, grace, niceness;

excellence. Cods.: 2^^, td-r, lo^, »ijr!,

iS^ 53J330, etc. 'ii^'^f\. Nicely, well,

properly; correctly.
£ic3> k. w. A beautiful female. '<^^%_,

Z^N, 3 . N.

2io3 h. mf. Hush! silent I

ziTjO s. a. Moving to and fro, wavering
unsteady, fickle; wanton. 2, active
quick, agile, swift. 3, inconsiderate
4, momentary. -3?i, -o, -^. Fickle-
ness; inconstancy; smartness. tSSs3.
A fickle woman; lightning.

aiSjSiS m. «. A slap. -wa. To slap
with open hands.

EissS b. n. A hand-made cake.

E^Sj^OSOSjO h. i\ i. To hide.

ti^T)'^^ tisj3ii h. tt. Hiding, conceal-
ment.

ti7^^7\ k. 11. Insipidness, tastelessness.
ad. Insipidly.

£i7J,Bl. k. ». Flatness, a. Flat. -Soj^rio.
A flat nose. -*^- A flat stone.

2iz!,63 2. (=2^5=)^) h.n. A smart slap,
-coa, -sSjsd. To slap with the palm.

i:i7j.ti, {cf.l^si^\) k. M. A large flat
stone. 2, a dodge, trick, -oi*?, -ss^j.
To drag or put a flat stone (on
another's business): to ruin.

dT'j.Ti (=2^^) k. ». A shed. 2, a
court-yard. 3, a thatched or tiled

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roof. 4, a trellis. 5, the canopy of
a bedstead. Cpds.: SoasS-, a?;oj-,
SoJUJ-, ^olipi-, etc. -rfJo::^. A cano-
pied bedstead. -»3Jn. a shed. -^^^J.
To put up a thatch.
tiSjv'dj? k. );. A smacking of the lips
used by peasants to stop their cattle.
i^T^.^tTiil. k. r. i. To chuckle or cluck
to an animal. 2, to smack the lips!
to chew with a noise. 3, to chirp.
£i3jvQ7jj2. (=iSS^?oJ) k.y. «. To slapj

pat.
tiTjyC h. n. A shoe or sandal.
iit\i§' = 2o5j a 2, a. V.
t^Sj^v^k. n. Clapping the hands. -'a^A,

tSsS^ifj. To clap the hands.
eisSv 1. k. Ji. The hip-bone. 2, insipid-
ness,
si^-, 2. f. n. An impression, seal, stamp.
ii-^.z='!^ii^:i, q. v.

sieOS^j, £:^2003^J li. n. A horse-whip.
-ooJS^, -^«?. To whip. -Sjrf, The
Casuarina tree.
si^ossOSOXlo, ei^J'^;^ f. v. t. To lash
soundly; to frighten, rebuke. 2, to
make to flash or brandish.
£:^do^^, ti^oiS'R. = JSrfjJJri, q, v.
t^zSdXi h. 71. The skin.
ei^ogSiTj, ei^j:^,. \B, s.«. Astonishment,
surprise; a show, spectacle; a won-
der; skilfulness, cleverness. 2, wit,
eloquence. -ci lo^f^. Ambiguous
style.
eis^O'd s. n. The yak or bos grunnieyis.
2, the chowry or long brush made
of the yak's tail; also "taSjjO.
Ei^J, ■d>Ti:>ji, s. H. An army. 2, a
division of an army consisting of
129 elephants, 129 cars, 2187 horses,
and 3685 foot. -Sj, -^h. A general.
e:^'rfo h. 11. A spoon.
eicSj^ s. »i. A yellow fragrant flower,

Michelia champaca.
£^o20o (=2^0100, q. y.) k. n. Copper.
2, a globular vessel used for drink-

ing; cf. ^oitT^. -'s'jiirt. A copper-
smith.
t^^oj^:^ ( = vi^M^. tb. of :^^or^iij§,
tSaJFodb.^.'f) 3. a whip. 2, a sledge-
hammer. 3, a leather backgammon
board; also zisioji.^.

ci^j7,'d(<b. o/" l^sJjF^sd) n. A shoemaker'
o
a worker in leather.

ii'd 1. k. An imitative sound. '"^J^-

"With the sound of '^^. l^tfiSrf. rep.

The sound of scratching with the

nails or with a pen, etc. Z^dt^rf??.

With the sound of Z3d'^c5.
2:^1^2. a. a. Moving, walking; movable;

living. n. Locomotive, any animal.

2, a spy; cf. KscS. "^rfc^jra (j. e. iStid

cija). News brought by spies. -^. A

wanderer; a spy; witchcraft. -5^^,

-?gj3gj. Movable property. -cAio:353t).

Live stock; capital employed in

business. -03j:^j. To walk about.
sr^LSf^S s. n. Moving. 2, a foot. 3, a

sect, school. 4, a verse-line. -3ej.

The sole, -oiwrt. Both the feet.
ziijoB s. n. A jangama who has taken

the vow of celibacy.
2i'dS337v?jJ s. &k. V. i. To go away (used

in lihgavanta mathas).
Z^Ti^ {= lACjr) h. n. Fat, suet.
Eiudo s. a. Last, final, ultimate; Aves-

tern.
ei-dST^, eiSa?; k. ?i. A large copper or

brass pot for carrying water.
EiT332^d s. a. Movable and immovable.

n. Animals and plants; all created

things.
2:^03030 f. «. Pasture; pasture-ground.

sib/^. = z^ciilrt, q. V.

L'iD^ s. H. Going, course; conduct,

practice; deeds; story. t^Ossqi".

Attaining one's object, successful, n.

Accomplishment ; welfare.
zib^i s. n. Walk, behaviour; exploits',

story, history or account of one's

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deeds, etc.; nature, disposition. -ni>d.

A historian.
iibSj, = ISO^, q. V.
iibTx) (cf. "^d) s. V. i. To move about;

to walk; to wander, roam; to behave;

to set about.
ii'i^i s. 11. A caldron, pan, pot. 2,

(='^dj^) an oblation of rice, etc. to

the gods or manes.
eiliJA k. n. An offering to Demavva.
ei'rfosri). = i^dj iSo. 2, q. V.
eisSr s. n. Kefiection, consideration.

2, investigation, reasoning, inquiry,

logic. 3, a word. 4, idle slander;

ridicule. 5, a quarrel, dispute. 6,

perfuming the body. I^ior^io. To

consider; to investigate; to discuss.
£ic:ij~ s. 71. Skin, leather, hide, bark,

etc. 2, a shield, -^stf. A shoemaker.

-t^^j. The material, physical eye.

to e.U ^ ^

£io5jr s.n. Going; behaviour, conduct;

practice; occupation.
£^;3rre s. ?*. Chewing, masticating;

solid food.
eieJl.s. a. Moving, stirring; unsteady;

movable, n. Agitation.
ei© 2. (<6. of efjaj) ?i. Firmness of

character, resoluteness, obstinacy,

self-will. -nuti. An obstinate man;

A resolute speaker; an obstinate

person.
tiG^, iiO^ s. a. Moving; wandering.

w. Going away; setting out, departing.
?i£)^0, £^e5^o s. n. A small pit; a

spring of water or a fountain head,

brook.
ii<SJZ05:i7jd (fr. a^). V. t. To make

go, to execute, v. i. To go beyond;

to be finished.
?i£)3rfr5^ EiOS^fS f. a. Current, as

coin, etc. n. Currency; practice.
Eie5g s. ?!. Moving; trembling, marching.
sie5?io s. V. t. To move; to stir; to tremble;

to go astray; to start.

F^eio^t?, 'cie;o4 (= -doj;^, J^^a,) k. n.
Beauty, handsomeness, elegance,
grace; niceness. JSoj3, tSu. A hand-
some man; /". t^ejj^, J^ejj;3, o^sjjdS.

tidjs, t^6.z^ k. a. Beautiful, nice,
elegant; also t3s3j5. iSsSjs^cSj. That
is nice, well, etc. Cpds.: -loja, -Cj
f^'^' -?^5 -f^Jra, -nC^s, -3j33j, etc.

£^£J 1. k. w- Fun, amusement, pleasure;
smile. "t^O ;3-5Sj. To sport, gambol.
jSc^U. Sport, fun. '^c^W;33:^o.=
cS«j^ns:^j. -53^. A jocose man; a man
who gets his living by coaxing.

sia* 2. (in/, of z^oj . q. v.). -W3. To
drive off, disperse, scatter. z^cssSO,
^^ '^® • Disorderly, confusedly.

eie; ^ f. 71. A challan, voucher; an
invoice.

d£J r®(— tSw) k. n. Breeches of differ-
ent length.

eie^s U. see s. '^t> 1 a«d. s. iSejJ 1.

OO "^ "^

£i£;o 1. (= '^ejJ, g. r.) k. v. ?. To scatter

OO "^

about; to pour out, spill, as milk;
to squander; to throw away; to sow,
as seed. '^^-^ii. Throwing about.
Z^csc^j. To throw about. t3€^iZzio.
To spill, throw away. !^0 3jj;=r(j.
To be spilt,
siaij 2. k. »;. An idle person, a srad-

OO I- ) o

about. -:^cd. Idleness.

q. V.
ti^^'cr (= ^5^0-) h. ?i. A low seat, stool.
2, a guard-house; a matha; the inner
veranda of a house.

t-^^a^ (= i3^a^. <&. o/" issojoa'^) «. A

kind of lute.

zi^b {= Z^O) s. n. A kind of head-
ornament made of the hair of the
yak's tail.

Ei^e; f. H. Two Anas; cf. ZiSo^O.

Eiijo'. ='^3^5^^ q, c. 2, cheap.

2^4^-^ (= zs^^-^) li- "• Careful inquiry;
investigation.

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ii;i^-^ (fr. tb. z^"^) n. An ear-ring

with four pearls. 2, a ciiequered

cloth.
zi^^ati f. n. Soap.
ziiSa, ei^ca {lb. of laarfJJoa) n. N.

of a female demon worshipped by

Sddras.
2i.3)S. tb. of lA^^^r.—i^h, q. V.

£i4rfb(=ts^cS0) f.n. A village officer.

2, the officer of a royal guard.
t^^Q^ = t3^^, q.v. 2,=i^^.

!3-^^-^ (= JS^^o) k. n. Brackishness.
-SA)^ , jS53)°i?j^ , -^3d. Soda-saltpetre-

■2:^503 ( = Z33, i33oo) h. ?i. Tea.

2^^3x3 f. 71. Features, complexion. 2,
green fodder.

2:^^^ a. k. n. Expertness, dexterity,
skill.

2:^s;*5'o (= '^v*ot5*o) k. n. The cramp;
rheumatic pains, i'. i. To be painfully
contracted, as a muscle of the body.

sis?;^0o20o f. 71. A kind of ear-drop.

£i^ 1. k. V. i. To become tired or fa-
tigued; the feet to pain from walk-
ing. -^.^. To cause to be fatigued;
to trouble.

.ii^ 2. k. n. Coldness, cold; chill, frost,
snow, etc. -rraw. The cold season.
-K d. Ague. -c3^3j. a cold country.
-5:?r<j, -zS?^o. To become cold. -2oa.
To catch cold.

2^s?o3^.:. = i^^^o, q. V-

si^ k. V. i. To abound, as fruits on a
tree, e<c. w. Sprinkling; also 23«?oij.
-=^j3:Sj, -3o3^j. To sprinkle.

2^W k. »i. Along flexible twig. l^s?,
Sd. A cultivated pulse, Dolichos
lablab.

ii'^ . (lb. of ^^uo) H. The Sepistan plum
of a gummy character; aiso -Sort.

gJD. = tS33^, q. V.

zsz^ e. n. Chalk.

z^"^ f. M. Neat, tidy, trim. -^*^-
Acuteness; agility, speed.

£J33^tf h. w. A servant; f. -^J.

tssS'Q h.»i. Service; employment. -2^J3

•^O.reit. -odoa. A servant; /". -odo»3s*j.
tJSS'o h. n. A penknife.
2J32;^j k. «. t. To stretch out, hold out,

extend; also 2SSI^Cj:^j. J33t^^0. To

cause to stretch out.
t5t)C£ie;n (/"»•. zSoJ^ej) s. n. Fickleness,

unsteadiness.
e^syS^ s. n. Jugglery; incantation; also

J' t
s^'S&o k. ?i. A whip.

tJ^Uo 1. k. n. A refuge; a shelter.

£53 Mo 2. s. n. Pleasing discourse; flat-
tery; clear speech. -:3oS. Agreeable-
ness; flattery.

t53<^ h. H. Slander, backbiting. -^atf^
-aSja^tf, -rt, -HticJ, i3=)3. A slanderer;
a talebearer.

£53:^5^ s. n. The bird Cuculus mela7io-
leucus (supposed to live upon rain-
drops).

£33S3S;*S^ k. n. A so-called Sarternee,
a man of a SAdra caste that worships
Vishnu.

°J^X>^dTi {fr. J^^Jd) s. a. Dexterous, clever,
ingenious. -^^, tssSjoljr. Dexterity,
cleverness, shrewdness; pleasantness.

t33;^oq>r5^ {fr. iSc^jqi!^). s. a. Quartan,
as ague.

p^3dTJ h. n. A cotton or silk sheet or
a dotra worked with gold or silver
threads.

ejgjj (=23=)?;) k. ?i. A small chisel.

£530SSr5, tjsod^i h. w. An awning.
tJSorij (/"r. 2^0^) s. a. Lunar. -siJScS.

Lunar measurement of time. -sSja^S.

A lunar month. -ojJ3?S3J5r, -^ooSs^d.

The lunar year. zsson^cljra. An

expiatory observance regulated by

moon's phases.
t?ojj 1. s. n. A bow. 2, a rainbow.

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tsxit. 2. = 15553 2, q. V. 2, = tSD^ 2, q. v.
i^ztiV, ej^3j£)n (/■}-. eSsSo) s.Ji. Mobility;

unsteadiness; fickleness; agility.
t?sb^j h. V. t. To stamp; to print;

also epDiJjXj.
t3TD;^ 1. k. >t. Stretch, length, extent.
e3>);g2. h. n. The cock of a gun.
t5i33 1. k. H. A mat.
s^sS 2. (= tT35j) h. «. A stamp; a type;

an impression. -stsn. A printing

office.
E^'B'djd (=Zj55jti) s. w. A chowry, the

bushy tail of the Bos grunniens used

as a fan.
^S'sSoocS s. n. Durga; also i?3Sjoo

tJTJcdo (<b. of epscdj) m. Colour, shade,

etc.; aZso I3=ioSj. 2, the madder plant.
t3>)lJ 1. s. n. Course, motion. 2, a spy,

messenger, 2, a prison. -zah . A

privy.
tFS'D 2. f. ji. Green fodder of cattle.
tJSTJ 3. (d=SJ) k. n. A line, streak.
tJ^'dro s. n. Wandering; a strolling

actor, bard; a celestial singer.
tJS& s. n. Acting. 2, course. 3, a

■way, manner, method. 4, stratagem.

5, intention, mind. 6, cheapness.
E5T>t)^j s. n. Conduct, behaviour; a

ceremony.
EJsQrio k. V. t. To grind, triturate, as

sandal; to mix by rubbing, as medi-
cine, ^ful,
tysTio 1. s, a. Agreeable, lovely; beauti-
tJslJj 2. (dj= e3j) k- n. Sap, juice; broth.
tsoaror j5 f. n. A square. -Aj^d. A female's

cloth with small coloured squares

in it.
^arfjairci f. n. N. of a ghaut.
£3^aS3or^ s.n. An atheist or materialist;

a sceptic,
tj^e^ s. a. Jlovable, changing. -Ti^ri.

(Movable rent); rent for one year.

-h, jsbO. That is in use; current.

2^'D'S\'~J.)

£o20^, tJse;?^ h. a. Smart, dexterous^

clever.
tnjC^ji s. 71. Causing to move or pass

through; sifting; making loose. tss-

t)S). A sieve, strainer.
t^cyj (=::?3sj, q. v.) s. n. Moving; custom,.

manner. 2, currency, as of a coin,

order, etc. 3, a pace, as of a horse.
t^rfS h. n. A court; a village-hall; »

veranda.
t^S'rfr? h. n. Cantonments, temporary-
erections for troops. 2, a roof, roofing.
tTS,S h. n. A key. -^j3Sj. To wind, as

a clock or watch.
tTD^^ f. a. Mischievous. n. A man

full of tricks and pranks.
t3>)^ {th. of Vzz^) n. Conduct, practice,

habit; a silly habit. -^J. To be

fickle, etc. 2, to sift.
£3>3^?jO (fr. zsaeJ) n. Dimness of vision.

2, the age of 40. iz^^iK^. A pair

of spectacles.
sis (=iap, ^%) k. int. Fie! for shame!

pshaw!
Zu^ti h. a. Hard; thick, rich. -aa^,

-oiiS^^. A fine kind of betel-nut.
ZoxjSl s. n. The science of medicine,

therapeutics. ^3^^=5^. A physician.

3 o •

Zux^^zIj^F s. n. Will, design.

SctS', k. a. Little, small; young. -iJi^,

13^=^. A younger of the elder sisters.

-?3Q , i5is;r3. A younger of the elder

brothers, -^od. =z5^s3,

-3Cj,.

The youngest brother. -3i!03j. An
aunt; a step-mother. z<3^rfj. That
is small. i&% orfj. Childhood, ca^si .
An uncle, -ss?,©!). Age between the
7th and 16th year. -53j^S?j. Small,
young children. -3J3:^j. An insignifi-
cant word. 25*530, , Zo* 53 = -33Dio.
-cS?:. = i5*ortJ, q. V.

SaS'jO® k. n. A small bodice. [iS^ .

els'.ro, el?,^;. , sJs'.'rfo. , eI^,^^. sees,

&?^,l1o, el5i)£^ k. H. A flea.

sls^r ?jO k. «. A small cash; a trifle.

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&7^, £§^,1. k. n. A spot, speck, clot,

as that of a cat, cloth, etc. 2, a star.

3, an aunt. -t^Jsk^J,. A black dot

applied to the forehead between the

eye-brows.
bI^, 2. k. n. A flat-nosed woman. 2,

a mouse. 3, a betel-nut.
8aA^J. = liF\^X P. p. of l^rs.
sIaSi, sJatS k. 11. An antelope.
ZaX'di. = iSnorfJ, q. V.
SaTi^. = ^no, q. V.
eJaS? k. n. A ball made of fried gingely

oil-seed mixed with jaggory.
&l?\ 1. k. r. t. To throw with the fingers.
sir, 2. (=iarijrfj). k. r. i. To sprout,

shoot. 2, (= i3f\) to jump.
sIaOoO (= ^a^idJ) k. v. i. To sprout,

shoot; to bud, blossom, n. A sprout,

shoot. i^riodeS. A young betel leaf;

a fresh leaf.
&IU53O3:;rf0 h.. r. t. To loosen a thorn

in the flesh with a needle; to cause

pain.

elu-S-. = tai]^ 1. 2, g. V.

sly^o (= i^yj^j) k. n. Oracking of

the finger-joints. 2, a quantity of

thread wound upon a reel, a skein.

-dJoO. To crack the finger-joints.
EaUAOyo k. V. i. To throb, as the head,
el&ok. n. Smallness, littleness. -€j3S?r!o.

The hind hoofs of cattle.
£5&j^ 1. k. n. A snap with finger and the

thumb. 2, a little; a pinch, as of

snuff; also lAiii-. 3, a eastenet. -^3=5^0.

To snap with the fingers.
£o&o?? 2. k. n. Cauterising in any part of

the body to cure particular diseases.

-Eoss'j. To cauterise for that purpose.
Z^ki.:)'^^. = 25^=5^0, q. V.
8513 ^ k. ad. With a scream.
&l&3S,'doo&o, k. 71. A perennial plant,

Pavonia zeglanica.
ZukS, k. n. A measure of grain, equal

to four seru or solige.

alyo (= isJJ) k. ?i. Smallness, shortness.
2, disgust. ^^®. A small rat, a
-Sods?j. A herbaceous shrub,
a small kind of

mouse.

Sida cordifolia ;

castor-oil seed.

work.

ioUj3.s?r!. A small

8al3 h. n. A roll of lands under culti-
©
vation.

sJk (= iShi) h. n. A rough daybook.
&Iz3sO3j?j0 f. I', t. To excite, provoke.
alfj, zipi (= i«i3) k. M. Smallness. 2,

the bat in the game of tip-cat; also

-^ra^ejo. -=^J3^e3^M, -cdJ'aM. The game

of tip-cat.
gJo© k. n. A little one, a boy.
siss, SaS 8a:f s. u. A funeral pile.

tosiid?^,. The ashes of a funeral pile.
2a^ s. a. Perceived, n. Thought;

D

intention, aim, wish, will. 2, the
heart; the mind. -r^usc^j. To agree
to. -i^^d. Inconsistency of purpose
or will. -4J sJj, -cSt^ dj. Madness.
"^\^* Disposition of mind; feeling;
the mind; the attention. -^->^. Purity
of mind. tS^^ti i3^. God's will.
eJs; osopdo, ali^ cdoo/, eJi^ ^tjo s. v. t.

D D rO — D

To attend to, notice, consider.
8a^ "d. tb. of ^3,, q. V.
elss T^ (tb. of 2^3^,=ff^D) n. A portrait;

any picture. zisa^Ort. A painter.
eJS oi s. n. An intelligent woman.

D

el:^o h. n. A blot, obliteration, correc-
tion iu writing.

sli . <b. of t^i , q. V.

eJgj ( = ia^ti) s. a. Perceptible; bright-
coloured, variegated, n. An ornament.
2, a painting, picture, sketch. 3,
variegated colour. 4, a wonder,
marvel; also .S- (esrfo,:^, y?s! 0±i=-).
5, a mark on the forehead, -^rt, -lo5.
To draw a picture. -'^. A painter;
a leopard or chita. -?i)Ol>. A tiger,
panther. -=5^C, -rii)!5. A painter. -'S'JsW.
]S'. of a hill. -nj^. N. of the recorder
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of the vices and virtues of mankind in
Tama's world. Sli. A picture, paint-
ing. -93c^->- The sixteenth year of
the cycle of sixty. -sSj^sj, -dJJsO'^.
An under-shrub, the Ceylon leadv^ort.
-23;s3. A portrait; N. of a daughter
of king Vana's minister. -S:^. Horrid
torture. -^ti^. Variegated, multi-
form. i53a,=ff3d. = i53») ti.

8a35

,5J,.^

s. n. Boiled rice mixed with

various condiments. [Kanara.

eJs^j^TJ s. n- N. of a place in North

8aSs,?j?i s. n. A square carpet of a
variegated colour.

8aSj, 8o.§j^ s. n. A painter. ''-^•^^•
Variegated, painted. zi^'^j. To

draw; to paint.

gai^j s. n. The fourteenth lunar man-
sion. Spica virginis. 2, a sort of
cucumber, Cucumis madraspatanus.

8aSj3^o k. V. t. To peel the skin of soaked
avare pulse by squeezing. n. Peel-
ing of the skin, as of soaked pulse.

SarfoSO'd s. n. N. of a place of pilgri-
mage.

£aC33?iQrf s. n. Intellectual happiness.
-sijjsSr", -tfjsS. Siva.

8lrfi?j3j s. a. Intelligent, thoughtful,
amiable, good-hearted. n. Krishna.

Zu:^ k. n. Small pieces, -^a. To mince.

S3?30O3j s. a. Relating to or coming
from China.

Zu^^DXi, Zo^^'S'V k. /(. A money-chang-
er; a jeweller.

SajSo^OTJO^ k. n. Soaked and germinat-
ed gram seasoned with salt and
chillies and fried.

ZuO^^, 8ao^c3 s. n- Thinking, consid-
eration, reflecting upon; anxious
thought.

Saogs'S^je; s. a. Anxious, solicitous.

SacsS^^Q^ s. a. Overcome by anxi-
ety or care; f. lios'se^joJ.

8ao3ti'rfjri s. n. The philosopher's stone.
2, N. of a work in Kanarese. -^^'s'.

A book on omens. -slio^. A talis-

[ing.
8ac®S2;j h. >i. Large scales for weigh-

Z^oB^ s. a. Thought, reflected upon.
n. Care; intention.

ZooBtjO s. v. t. To think about, re-
flect upon. V. i. To be anxious,
sorrowful.

Zoo4 (10033) s. 11. Sad or sorrowful
thought, care, anxiety; reflection, li^
3ej. Never mind. -Tio^jj,, -r^JS'^j,,
-sijsrij. To be anxious. -SjsSj. To
reflect, consider, lizi:^,. To be thought
of, reflected.

8aoa f. M. A shred, strip; a rag.

S^cJ^ k. n. Gold. 2, smallness. -SCd
(=c3?iS3d, q.v.). A dealer in gold;
a shrofi".

&I^KSS<:i. = 1A^^^^, q. V.

&7w^, 8a^ (<b. o/" 1333^) ?i. A sign, token,

mark.
Sa^oio s. a. Full of knowledge. n.

All-intelligence.
eJl\A 1. (tb. of ^0^)71. An artisan,

mechanic.
sJlvA 2. (=^3o^^<, fr. s. ^^ to sew)

n. A tailor.
8c7;^. k. n. A shell, cockle, crust, hard

coverinar; the skull. -rtUo,. The

shell to form, as of a cocoanut.
alai e;, sJeO.e/O k. «. A bamboo lid.
alaiJ, fib. of AjqS, ) ji. A reddish or

blackish spot on the body, freckle.

•^?ij) k. I'. <. To sprinkle.

z3-^:>ii, eI^jIj^ f. n. A pair of tweez-
ers, pincers.

SarforS e. n. A chimney.

sJ3J&I<DO?jO k. t'. i. To prattle, as chil-
dren. 2, welter, wallow.

elrfjo^ f. n. Nippers. -^^- Pluck-
ing out hairs with nippers.

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8a;^Ooyo k. V. i. To twinkle, wink. 2,
(f.) to squeeze, pinch.

elolbA ( = iacSj r\,fr. s. Aj^) ?;.. A tailor.

el^OO. k. V. t. To propel with the finger.
2, to push forward; to cast, fling; to
butt or toss with horns. 3, to squirt.
4, to break forth; to gush out; to fly-
off. 5, to brandish a weapon.

eJoSja?^ f. 11. Zion; the Church of God.

allj s. a. Long, lasting a long time.
■ otiSS, ~t3?<S, -025?:^. Long-lived; a
term used in epistles when address-
ing or referring to a younger relative.
-^ti. Uncommonly long.

elj^^ (ii = e3) k. n. A cheeta or hunting
leopard.

sJoB^O b. n. A lamp.

sIdsCOO:^ (03= ea^^) k. w. A kind of
gentian, Agathotes chirayta.

eJcaoriOJ s. a. Long-lived, n. A crow.
13050^0. For a long time; a long time.

^d>:i'!^. = i3cJ J, q. V.

8a£)5' k. n. A hasp or small chain for
fastening a door.

8a<SJSS?0' k. 71- The odd money over a
round sum.

8le3'# k. n. Small pieces of wood used
for building a flat roof. 2, the pot-
herb Hingtsha repens.

eJsS^O h. n. The bowl of a hukka.

&li),Li m. n. A very irritable person.

c

Z^€>,7i, (=-3-£>. rf) s. n. Malice, roguery.

-Asrf. A mischievous fellow,
alai 1. k. 11. The clearing-nut tree,

00

Strychnos potatorum.
ale; 2. f. a. Blear-eved. n. The Bengal

kite, -rtrsj. A bleared eye.
elorS, slei^ (rf^es) k. n. Smallness,

OO 00

pettiness, trifling ; cash under one
rupee, -ait^or. Petty expenses. -"&
r^?oO, -?3t)»Sj3?iJ. Sundry small articles
of commerce, as grain, etc. -Sjs^j.
A triflinff word. -tji'^,. Small money,
change.

00 "^ n "1 ro

alco k. n. A piece of wood holding a
oo

spindle.

8asSyo. = lasooWj, q. V.

ziziTJO. = la^dJ, q. V.

sJ^iUo 1. k. V. i. To cut off, pluck off

or pinch off with the nails.
al^WJ 2. = z^SjjWj, q.v.
Sa^'do (= z^Stfj) k. V. t. To scratch

with the nails or claws, n. Scratching.

-rvsciij. A wound made by scratching.
&5r4^ k. ('. t. To shave or scrape; to

peel or bark ; to trim; to smooth or

polish.
&^5 (= lA 8, q. V.) k. int. Fie! shame! ^5^

2.3^. rep. Fie, fie !
slefeo, sleWoi. h. 11. Printed cotton,

chintz. -SJeiii. reit.
Z^^k^., 8a?UJ 2. "h.. n. A chit, note; a

bill, bond; a lot, ticket. esoria-. A

note to a shopkeeper. '^^-' A. forged

note of hand. dson^O-. A passport.

-Eoeis'J. To cast lots.
&l?cf k. n. A fried sweetmeat in the

form of a marble.
eJj^ f. n. China; Chinese. 2, a kind

of cloth. -:3;S. China, li^?^. Chinese.

i3?Si^'303j. The squash-gourd. lAl?^

?o^d. G-ranulated white sugar. iS^^i

iSi^y Pure silver without alloy.
elej^ 1. k. I', t. To suck.
eJesgi 2. f. n. A piece of stone or wood

used as a supporting prop.
sle'dr® k. 11. A small chisel.
sleTJO 1. = i^5Sc!j, q. t;.
eleljo 2. (rfJ = esj) k. v. i. To scream, cry

out. w. Screaming. 2, raging, fierce-
ness.
eleC; k. n. A bag, sack.
£:i05^sr?, eio^.ra h. h. The helm of a

ship or boat.
£i05SO5J?i0 h. V. «. To settle, adjust; to
fix, as the price; to discharge.

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eio-S-, (tb. of ^-)*j) n. Sukra, the planet

Venus. 2, = "^5%^, q. r.
Eio=#, (='^t) k. H. A small mark, dot,

spot.
eiocAS k. n. Pettiness: small money,

change; a trifling sum. 2, interest

on money.
E^OOAarS k. n. A small smoking pipe.
tiooAO k. n. The end of a turban; a

dangling tatter. 2, the fibrous tuft,

as of a pealed cocoanut.
tiosio k. V. t. To insert. 2, to pierce

into, as with a knife, thorn, etc.; to

pierce or bore, as the ears. 3, to

incite, as to quarrel. n. Piercing.

Z^jia Toj. To cause to pierce.
g^^ocei, £ioo£^J 1. k. n. A bird's beak.

tSjoJaO. A musk-rat.
E^JOZ^^J 2. k. a. A projecting ledge on

a house. 2, the hair curling round

the forehead. 3, red or brown colour.
eioU^O h. n. Shortness, brevity.
2:ioy3^^?j k. ad. Fiercely, painfully, as

a scorpion stings.
Eioy , zi.^ki k. n. A cheeroot, cigar.

sio;^ (<(;. of ^^^5) n. Slander. -:^ci-
Slandering.

£iOc3S'2S h. n. Side. 2, majesty, excel-
lency.

K^ojJDOaj^, 2iof33rf?? h. n. Choosing,
selection.

do?:303J?jO h. V. t. To choose. 2, to
plait, fold.

£ioj:?N a. k. /i. Blame, censure, abuse;
scorn. -F^ja. A word of abuse.
-;33C^j. To blame, censure.

sio^jdo-^^j k. rep. int. With intense
brilliancy, used of the rising of the
sun. 71. Throbbing or smarting sen-
sation.

E;^0O20?i s. n. Kissing; a kiss. 'oSjolo^. A
loadstone. [softly.

siJOSSrfj s. V. (. To touch lightly or

dO'dsJ. = ^JtilA, q. V.

uO-ttO

^

ziOTJJ^O (rfj=e3J), ^oOB'jr k. «. Quick-
ness, speed, haste; heat; keenness,
smartness, sharpness. 2, force, vehe-
mence. 3, dearness. a. Quick, sharp.
-Zoja. Quick understandin"-. -ot.
Keenness; smartness.

EioiJOS.iO'dj k. ad. "With violent smart-
ing, -'^->^^r -^>:ji^. To smart
violently.

eioe;^^, £io£^J3^o k. n. Lightness of tem-
per or conduct, levity; also -:00a ,

-^'^- [with.

eio'^^ k. n. A stout stick to beat cotton

£ij3&o k. n. Aim. 2, a device; scheme,
expedient; also i^jjjJj. -natf. A
contriver, schemer.

i^jiZi, zi-jiZSt, EijszS s, n. A single lock
or tuft of hair left on the head at
tonsure. 2, a crest, plume. 3, a
kind of bracelet. tSjszss^sJjr. The
rite of tonsure. cS J5 :3d 53J si. A jewel
worn in a crest; any person or thing
pre-eminently excellent.

eijsrf a. k. H. The foremost part, front,
van.

ti-jio^ a. k. n. Sight; a look, glance;
the eye. 2, pointedness, as of a pen.

iiji'dC^. tb. of Z^Jttsr, q. V.

£ij35 (lb. of ^JSO) 01. A penknife; a
knife; a table-knife.

E^jsTJol. k. n. A frame thrown over
houses to form the roof.

eij^TJO 2. k. n. A part, portion, piece,
fragment. tSjDcJa^. Betel-nut in small
bits. -!^J3do. rep. Bits and pieces.

Eij3oJ?C'o5 (=3jdJwoO) f. ?i. Cleaned rice,
soaked and parched.

zijs^ar ( = ?vjr3) s. n. Powder, dust,
crumbs. 2, chunam or lime. 3,
= ^jtra". a. Powdered, pulverised.

£ij».rfr^ s. n. A kind of easy prose.

£ij3«io s. ;(. The comb or crest of a
cock. 2, the front.

eS-o^o,. = iS^J , q. v. 2, an oil-press,
sugar-mill.

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el^,. — 2^^, q. V.

eIoaO (=:l3'orto, q.v.) k. t'. «'. To jump,

skip, caper; to run away. u. A

jump.
siei "d (=!3:^ d g. r.) k. «. Quickness.

2, certainty. 3, carefulness. i^^

Ori. A zealously active man.
zSjIj (=kkj, q. V.) k. w. ^ To crush,

grind, etc.
E3y. = "^y,2, Q. i;.

e3

cl&o k. Ji. A hen-sparrow. 2, = 'lSJJ,.

8J "J

sSoIiO (= 2^o3o, g. t'.j k. n. A play-ball.
eSs^do. = sSrftfJ, g. V.
zScoj. = tcorf 1, q. V.

tS-o^jd, aSoad. = i3orfj ], g. r.
tS^Ov = ^r^A, g. y. zlo3|^h. =::.=c3^?^.

a^oSS^ (=^ot3n) k. ?j. A brass vessel,
used for drinking water, etc.

tSd23. = zi:i&, q. v.

eSzS-r (<&. of J^i^r, g. r.) s. ?i. Kidicule,
etc.

sSeSr. = 2;^!it3, g. v.

?Se;o4, eSA*. =15^^05^, z^sSjs, etc., g. t).

jScjs U. = ^^^^ W, g. r.

tSe;j (='^oj 1, g, V.) k. w. f. To

CO <" ^ '

scatter about, shed, spill, etc. ^O ^o.
To cause to scatter about, etc.
zSe;^, £|£ij^.:=:^e^, e<c., g. u.

2l?A0 k. n. The heart or core of a tree;

essence.
zSeeS? f. int. Fie! shame! 2, not so!
E^eU, sSfU^ s. M. A servant, slave; f.

eSji-i f. n. A goblin summoned to har-
rass people. -JjJ3::^j, To practise
black-art.

zS?^^ (/■)•. ia3*) s. a. Conscious; intelli-
gent; alive; living. n. The mind,
soul; a living and sentient being.
2, power, strength.

eS^'^jjo (tb- of z%^?ip) n. Power.
eSeS8?jJ (i. e. zS^^^Kj, fr. :l?^?3) v. i.

To re- cover consciousness. ii^Sdc^.

Con- sciousness, strength.
eS-?^^ s. n. Consciousness; intelligence;

the mind, intellect.
sSoiQ k. n. A gush, as of milk.

zSed k. n. The Cera or Kongu country.
sS?© s. 11. Cloth; a garment.

zSeM, s. n. Gesture, grimaces; action;
exertion. 2, mischievous tricks, deri-
sion. "5^^-. A ridiculous grimace.
-Atirf. A man full of tricks and pranks.

eSo^j (s?o=aj) k. n. A scorpion, -fjsoa
rsTi, -TZ^^TihTi. The Indian turnsole,
Heliotropium indicum. -ODrs. A rocket
resembling a scorpion in its move-
ments. -^jWjb^j, -loa. A scorpion to
sting. -^JZo^. A scorpion's sting.

£S(^>n {= 'Si^i^) s. n. Intelligence,
consciousness ; sensation, the soul.
2, power, strength. 3, N. of a Vai-
shnava reformer. -^. A rich man.

eS/ ;^n {fr. 1333) s. a. ' Relating to a
funeral pile. ?j. A monument, tomb-
stone, temple. 2, (fr. lAs^) the mind.

Sl^j s. n. The first month of the lunar
year (March-April).

eSjsS', k. n. Niceness, elegance, beauty,
charm, etc. 2, purity, cleanness.
-erusW. Au excellent meal. -^3^.
Pure gold. -?i^dj. Pure water.
-t3^. Pure silver.

eS.ra3jU, -UJ, 2^J3^^=^. = iSj3*, , g. V.

eSjsaK k. n. The annual herb Cassia
occidentalis.

sSosoA (= :Sj5o^, zIjsozSj) k. n. Crooked-
ness, perverseness. 2, a perverse man;
f. tMjsoFs. Cpds.: -=ff?4;j, -Aodj^, etc.

eS^oei e)0, eSjseJ e^J k. n. The first birth;
the first offspring. -Sort. A first-born
son. -s3jr!s?j. A first-born daughter.

eSv-sosi, aSjaoeio. = z3-raort, g. v.

eljsy,. = '^JJort, g. V.

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sIj3?25a ( = ^Jif^n. tb. of tSjs^cs^) w.
Surprise, wonder; a marvel, wonder.

E^jspyj k. n. A span. ;:5js?ynt>. A span's
breadth. dJS^U"-?^. A span's measure.
:5^?yjri . A span's lentcth. zI-'SpB^ rf.
A span's height.

zSjserfo (=2«-'5?2i-^j «<c.) s. M. Surprise,
astonishment, wonder.

£Sj3?XJt3D'd f. n- A mace-bearer.

eSjaj^d s. 71. A thief, robber. -;^(\J, -^,
23j3?0. Theft, robbery.

cS.oe2P, -"5 s. )i. A short jacket; bodice.

tSj3?s3 s. n. A kind of chignon made
of some hair of the camari.

zSjseS^ k. n. The coast of Coromandel;
N. of its people. -i^°^, -sSjoSo.
The Cola country.

t3?^g' (= zssj^. <f). of zi^Mo^) a. Four-
sided, square, n. A four-sided linga-
box. 2, a square handkerchief. 3,
four rupees. 4, a square in a town
where four roads meet; a square in
the centre of a temple or house. 5,
the number four on a die. 6, pro-

lixity, worthlessness (as in 2f^^:i

aj33j).

E3'9SUJ, h. n. A frame.

ei

t3'a5^o:i (tb. of '^;Sj^ & s.) n. Whole
square.

t5^S9_ = igs^j^s?, q. V.

ej^B- (= 2^3c-, Jc53)-T, f|. V.) n- A group

of four houses. 2, the square in the

centre of a house.
t^^^enaTJ h. n. A watchman.
zs^r^O. = 25^T, q. i\ -•;'. Four castes.
ts^S (= iSsSS. tb. of J^^^^-) n. The

fourth lunar day.

tr^sjrf (<b. of t^^g.srcS) «. A class of

metres.
es'^d. <b. o/' €^^, q. V.
Z3^Q (='^^0. tb. of "tS^Sjtf) n. A

chowry.
t^SJ s. «. The tonsure of a child. 2^

( = JoSo) a silver coin of two Anas.
ijf^-^O. = 2^5SS?J, q. V.

^

63^, The twenty-fifth letter of the alpha-
bet.

ejjSD'rf s. n. The syllable ^.

^y k. HiL >1h imitative sound. -sfSW.
>Tp. The sound of snapping or clash-
ing.

efizssefiS h. ad. Quickly.

^^j 1. (= iSSj s. «. A parasol, umbrella.
-iS'. A mushroom. -CS. A regal title.

ejJ^ 2. s. «. A choultry, inn.

^rf, -?i s. n. A covering. 2, a wing.
3, a leaf.

ejiaoJ s. ?(. A covering. 2, the thatch

or roof of a house.
dzif, ;3 s. 71. Disguise, fraud, deceit.

trick.
^oc5. = jSozS 1, 5. r.
ejJorf;^^ s. w. Metrical science, prosody.

2, the ■vedic hymns.

ejiar h. »i. Sickness, vomiting.

2^£) s. >;. Fraud, deceit, deception, dis-
guise; pretext; device. "2, (= ^^ 2)
firmness. -;T?a. An obstinate man.

jjj^ s. n. Skin. 2. colour; beauty.

3, light, lustre.

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ZiT\^o

epD?j?J (tb. o/'sp^orf=c) 11. Loitering, delay,
-rrarf. A loiterer.

epsoCuXi (fr. ^orf?j*) s. a. Relating- to
prosody, n. A Brahraana conversant
■with the vedas; also epsocSA)=5^.

epsoSo^ epocSra (= i33o5o) s. «. Shade,
shadow. 2, reflection. 3, a screen,
protection, respect. 4, splendour.
5, faint appearance. epi!Cdj'33Ficdj,
ejraolJsfrfocSoj. The son of chaya : the
planet Saturn. spsJOirecdjoS^. Shadow-
instrument: a sundial.

£)Zi\ s. n. A hole, slit, rent; a defect,

flaw, fault. epj^ra fS^^iira. Searching-
for faults.
a!)^-, s. a. Cut; divided, torn, broken.
-ep^, -O^' Shattered, piecemeal.

e^eS^ s. a. Tame. 2, shrewd, clever, n.

A kind of alliteration.
e^erf s. ?i. Cutting; chopping; tearing

off; a section, piece. 2, a divisor,

denominator of a fraction; also -ri.

-Sj«>3o, e^°a;^o. To cut, make an

incision; to cut asunder.

S*. The twenty-sixth letter of the

alphabet.
2i s. a. Born. n. A son, as: esrlw, ef ;^

Si^aS h. Ji. Customs, excise.
SiSBTJ s. n. The letter Js.
Si^eT? h. w. An old store or hoard.
^"^^ {tb. of cdj?;, q. v.). ti^ca, Js^S .
N.; /•. w^sSj.

&l3^,C^0 k. n. Obsequiousness, fawning.

3tl^r5 (tb. of odj* ri) ?i. A woman who
dies in the matron state and receives
divine honours, i.e. sires are dedi-
cated to her, etc.

dixr^Ti:) (= tii^ ^J) k. V. t. To pull with
effort. 2, to press down. v. i. To
be rude.

ai^^OjsSk. i\ Ticklishness {cf. tS=^ejr{j^).
-KJ. To amuse, divert; to jeer at,
deride; to tickle; to touch; to play
about.

&A 1. (=±pr!) s. n. Glittering; noto-
riety. -ZiTi, -tirtN. Sparkingly, bright-
ly. -tori^j3«?. To shine brilliantly.
-tof^JiJ, To glitter, shine.

AsO (= tart) s. n. The world,

.riAS'T, ^At^.r. The

a:A2. (tb. of tirts*) /t. The world
-Js pi. Mankind. -tJjs ,?^. The ligh.
of the world: the sun. -djadol). The
lord of the world. -tooS. The greatest
liar in the world; the most shameless
man. -djsoS. The most stupid man
in the world.

universe

creator of the world; Brahma. ^7i
S„odj. The three worlds: svarga,
bhumi, and patala. sarta?3, Krta?
S tf. The Lord of the universe, tart
cio do. The guru of the world ; Jesus
Christ; an eminent guru. iirtd^=g^^.
The Saviour of the world: Christ.
fcsrtoS^i?. The Lord of the world:
God; N. of a town near Cuttack.
iartc3^odo^. The governor of the
world: God. JdrtcTO. ^. Durga,

Lakshml.

ZiXB 1. = tiri€, q. V.

fefA-S 2. (= ^n^A s. n. The earth. 2,
the world, universe. 3, the king and
his subjects, -^siwodo. Earth's circum-
ference; the terrestrial globe.

S:(7\^P. tb. of &irt3«, q. v.

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Zi&

3i7^o5 (= tirtS) k. n. A raised, open
veranda; a seat of mud, etc

3iAS? k. H. A quarrel; fight; war. -rtoU,
TVziti. A quarrelsome man ; f. -(TbS".
-Srfo. To rouse a quarrel, -i^. To
pick a Quarrel. -asz^J . To create a
quarrel. i3n«?D:ij, -dJ3:aJ. To quarrel.

3iX^ (= 23^7-!^) tb. n. A gong.

gi7x (= t:h) k. i\ t. To chew, «s betel.

SiAoVo (°^o= W-)) a. k. v. i. To go off;
to slip; to drop down.

A
SiAJ 1. k. f. /. To bend down, as a

A

tree with fruit; to sink, as a wall ; lo

hang down. ?;. Bending.

&;7\0 2. k. r. <. To pull, drag, draw.

A
2dc-o-pc!j a. k. r. <. To scold, chide; to

despise, v. i. To cry. wo^re. Scolding.

sao^. Crying out.
SiCAS^O s. a. Movable; locomotive;

living. /(. A Liiigavanta; f. -h^.

-5j ?33Ci. Any favour from a Jangama.

-Cort. A Jangama; a linga worn by

him.
&iCA(y, 9ioAe;J h. >i. A forest, jungle.
&ic7CD6 1. f. n. A platform with railings

placed on two boats, used at ferries.
&lo7\a^2. b. n. Zangar, a greenish

blue dye.
aiOAO k. n. A bell worn by a Jangama

mendicant.
3riCA0"^k. »i. A mass, assemblage, herd,

etc.
ZioH k. n, A stride.
£ycyJ s. n. The shank or lower part of

the leg; the leg. &io^3S)5J. A swift

wind, tao^awu. Power of legs. lao

^30. Running, fleet, swift; a runner,

courier.
3d3i &®. <&. of aw-03, q. r.

se

aj&j k. I'. <. To bruise, crush, souash.
ft! ■ '

n. A bruise.

3rfo3iIJ h. a. General: consecutive, not

specified or classified, -ficloti. Conse-

cutive number. -"^oa. Running

numbers or papers.
^odiXi, &lc3i3y f. n. Trouble, bother,

plague.
2iio?^^^:^ h. n. A swivel gun.

&!y5D03J?jJ f. t;. ^ Tc scorn, treat
scornfully; also JsW^rO^ij.

dikitj'zi f. art. Smartly, quick. JaL'^li,
J4J35Sii. Strife, scuffle; angry dis-
cussion, [hair.

&!&a3ijs^ s. n. A quantity of twisted.

3d63S^3?)OA) s. M. A herb growing on

the Himalaya, the Indian spikenard.

3i&33cd0J s. n. N. of a fabulous vulture.

3i^5, 3id:3(=^:l, g. c.) s. n. Twisted
and matted hair; a tress of hair;
2, a pendent root from the banyan.
etc. 3, the fibrous root of trees, tih-)
qsTiO. Wearing matted or braided
hair.

K^ (= :3i3,) f. n. A professional wrest-
ler. -»3JeJ^. dpi. An athlete among
wrestlers. -^^>*n, -■o^jAj , -r(jC3^ ,tJ,
-ocJjjri. A wrestling match. -5jjjs?j,.
Steel of boxers.

ai'^TJ s. 11. The belly, o. Hard, firm.
Jsdo3/\. The gastric juice.

airi s. a. Cold, frigid, chilly. 2, slow,
dull, apathetic, stupid; foolish. 3,
hard, solid. 11. Cold. 2, (=ti:^J) in-
disposition, illness. -5D£J. The cold
season, -rtjra. A sluggish disposition.
.coJ3$r!J. To be difficult.

&!T^3i (= 2it)22) s. a. Water-born. n. A
lotus.

&!ti^ (/">•. !aa) k. ?i. Beating, driving in,
as a nail. -3J3:lJ. To drive in, etc.

aitiS f. n. A close and narrow search.

SitiiS, Sic^sR s. n. Coldness; apathy;
stupidity; inertness.

SdUSOOSorio (= '^ra3o:u5io, q. f.) k. V. t.
To drive in; to fasten or bolt, as a
door.

ai&l. k. v. t. To threaten, menace; to
frighten; to blame, chide; to urge on.

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ti'^.O^ti

2, to wave, brandish, as a sword, etc.

3, to beat; to pound. 4, to beat
into; to drive in, as a nail. -^o. To
cause to beat.

diii, 2. k. ?i. A long-continued, fine, small

rain; also -3J«?.
3i&e2pDsi {fr. tizi) s. n. Dulness,

apathy, insensibility.
SjT^O^ f* '*• ■'^ fl^P (attached to a

paper kite).
afzS. th. of 2a^, Q. V. -=5^^Y A kind of

Euphorbia, triangular spurge. -=5*0

2Sj . An ornament attached to a tress

of hair of women. -^^riti, -j3s3.

Ornaments worn by women over

their plaited hair.
SiS e. 71. The judge.

&(rfj 1. (= "^^i) k. «. A callous spot;
a wart, scar. 2, the disagreeable
smell of sheep's milk, etc.

SiZid 2. (tb. of ca3) ?;. Slight indisposi-
tion ; sickness; dulness; also -^jS.
-Wja. A dull understanding.

cyoij h. ?«. Joining; meeting; partner-
ship. -Asrf. A partner. -*J^* Title-
deeds in the name of two persons.
-Sjs)3j, -ss^'s^j. To join, tie. -?ij.
To join; to annex.

3iozS h. n. A flag, banner.

3i^^ (=Ddo:SoS. <&■ of cd;j:^) n. Care, heed.
Si^ (<b. of cdoS) H. An ascetic. 2,

harmony in music.
diS (= K3J_, i3;s5!J^. /&. of cdjj^) n. Union;

intercourse; company; a pair; a

fellow. -neiiS. A male companion; f.

-naa". -d^s^j. To pair, accompany.
3j^ ^ a. k. ?i. Fraud, deceit, hypocrisy;

disguise.
QiB :R. = t3j3^ A, q. r.

3ieO (=24^) <6. n. Intercourse, friend-

o

ship.
Qi^ s. ?i. Man, mankind, people; a
person in general. -JsrJ^. Known to
all. -^. People, mankind; birth.
-cSStji, -Sj, -^3, -d>3Jc3. A king.

-rfotiFi. Gratifying people. -Srf. A

community, people; an empire,

-^i)S~. Rumour, report.
di^^ s. n. A progenitor, father; Sita's

father. -!^, -Si?jo5j, tifi'ss:^.^. Sita.
gijiij:; ( = tefi, ) s. n. Birth; production.

2, race, lineage. -*^^) -^•^^- Horos-
cope, tii^a. A mother.
ajj:5^J?5dcciJ s. ?(. N, of a king, Parik-

shit's son.
&ifraoA s. 71. A nation, tribe.
aifSS^i h. a. Made for women, m. A

seraglio, harem.
QifJiiO^ s. Ji. An uninhabited place.

2, a region, country.
aif33rf!^c^ s. n. Vishnu, Krishna.
3i^l. s. M. Birth, production. 2, a

woman. 3, a daughter-in-law. -^.

Born, begotten. -03j?^j. To be born

or produced.
di^2. k. u. 8. To flow; to drop.
Sd^sSTJ (= sa^^j^d. lb. of oij!^j5 ^^^^:M)

n. The sacrificial thread.
&ff3 a. k. n. The yolk of an egg.
8io^. tb. of rio^, rj. t'.
3jO^J s. ». A creature, living being.

2, any animal.
Sdoii f. n. A short small beam or rafter.
3do^j. tb. of ajjo:^, g. u.
ai^N (tb. of odjiB) ?i. A sacrifice.
di^^-R (tb. of odj^^ *) 71. That belongs

to sacrifice.

&ljj (=:ia£j,) s. n. Birth, production,
origin; existence, life. -ujscSj. To
give birth to. -c3#^ s?J,, -533J . To
be born. -:3?ai. Native country, -rif
3j. The natal star. -^^, -S^'^. Horo-
scope. -333^;. Original sin. -"^JjScoJ.
Birthplace. -OsS. The sign of the
zodiac that contains the natal star.

GdjoS, oSTJ s. »i. Another state of exis-
c

teuce; transmigration.

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tidr(o

2J^, s. n. A creature, man.

o
dir^o s. a. Born, produced, n. Rumour,

report. 2, war, combat.

jy?j s. n. Muttering; muttering a Tedic
verse, names of a deity, charms,
prayers. -^Jszij, tih^o. To perform
japa. -53j30'#, -3Jt)s3, -^d. A rosary.

yb h. n. Seizure, confiscation, attach-

D

ment (law).
&!L\S!o f- (■• i- To wait and watch

patiently, to lurli.
DieOrJ, SieO'do h. n. Powerful. -d=jJ^.

Oppression; force; violence.
diZd^Tjd k. i'. t. To chide, scold.

Sieo.ei k. ?*. The state of being weak,

infirm or frail from old age, etc.
3i200 1. (= ssw.eJ) k. m. Weakness; soft-

ness; slackness.

(=

jO^o) k. ('. t. To scold,

&! 200,2.

abuse. 2, to suck. n. Weakness;
frailty; softness; slackness.

3i^03TOf3 h. M. A sitting carpet.

&:Tidzi'hy. s. n. Blazing fire. 2, N. of
Parasurama's father.

Sitt^j?) (= ws3j) h. ?i. Receipts, income;
collection. -sjz^jr. Receipts and
disbursements. -loc3. Settlement of
assessments. -o3j=jo. To assemble; to
collect; to succeed, as a business.
-a^JSOJ -ura*. The collections and
the outstanding balances.

Si^jsnD'd h. M. A commander of a
body of troops; the head peon.

ai^:r?c3STJ (=:tS;DJ3;^c:i)d) h. n. A zemin-
dar, landholder.

StiSjarjJ h. n. Land or ground. -C3stf.

a;o;^ f. n. Drowsiness, sleepiness.
aic^gss;*" f. n. Slow time in music,

andante.
Sicao (=;3ioA, :So:u. »;. of rio:p) «,.

Ostentation, pomp, -rssid. A man of

ostentation.

SioSOTJ k. ?i. Affair, business.

3ic83e'rf s. H. A lemon.

afoSDj 1. k. n. Length. 2, a kind of
reed, Typha angustifolia.

&!o20o 2, s. n. The rose apple, Eugenia
jamholana. -^°'3- The central divi-
sion of the world, including India;
India.

&:c20j^ s. n. A jackal.

KcSOoa^a^. = tiS3jsj3f3, q. v.

&;c£ij s. ?j. A lemon. 2, N. of a demon
destroyed by Indra. 3, the jaws;
a tooth, tusk.

&(o30 s. n. Victory; conquest; winning.
2, the twenty-eighth year of the
cycle, -wodj. rep. Hurra! bravo I all
hail I glory unto! -^jsorfj. To gain
victory, -cp^js^^, -?j?>. A shout or
cry of victory. -S^,. A record of
victory. -SJjoriaj. A cheer of victory.
-t>* ,, -S,?. The goddess of victory.
-Sjo3, -SeiO, -a^o. A conqueror.
-?!). = taoOjs-o, q. V.

3daJooS s. n. A flag, banner. 2, the
day on which a deity assumed an
incarnation. 3. the plant Sesbania
aegyptiaca.

SiodOSJ^. tb. of !%<So?i, q. V.

&(cdo:iJ, 2J05jriJ> s. r. t- To conquer,
defeat, overcome.

2iTi 1. k. n. Sliding. -^ooQ, tirfrtooa.
Sliding on the posteriors, as children
do.

3s-rf 2. tb. of ^3, g. y z^s?-. Ague.
-r^od. Ague-cake.

SiTJ 3. h. «. Brocade. 2, a little, some-
what.

&!73 4. (=tidl) s. H. Growing old;
decaying, wasting.

K^^AJ (= tecJonj) k. r. i. To slip, slide;
to roll down as sand from a heap;
to pass, elapse as time; to be done
as a business, n. Loose texture as
that of cloth. tt:iF\Ko. To cause to
slide, to push or carry on as work.

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Si'd'^ b. a. Worn out; old; hard, solid.
2, bent, drooping. 3, harsh, cruel, n.
Old age. 2, mud, mire.

Sd'dT^O k. w. Unsubstantiality; useless-
ness.

fclTJzf (= ^iSJ,^) k. ». A sieve.

aido© s. a. Waxing old. 2, promoting
digestion, n- Cumin-seed.

KuSSTJ, SiTJStnS h. 11. Silver wire co-
vered with gold. iid3sO. Worked
with jaratara.

aidrfj (= tiO=So). P. p. of taO 1.

SddaOJ (= csdjwj) h. ?i. Terribleness;
awe.

SrfUSCXJjj s. ?i. The womb. 2, the after-
birth, -ti. Born of the womb.

af&l. (^JCO) k. 1'. ?". To slip or fall; to
slide or slip down; to shrink back.
2, to fall away; to lose flesh, n. A
ravine worn by a stream, -F\zi. A
fern. coonQ. To retreat, retire. sJjjo
JiO. To advance.

dib 2. h. 71. Gold or silver threads, a.
Worked with siich threads. taO^SiWtf.
A laced belt; a grand flag.

aiS 3. (0= eS'; k. n. A centipede.

SiB 4. (0= e3?) = iad2, q. w.

aiQe^j h. ?i. A giraffe.

3i&?20J h. H. A land-measure. 2,
measurement.

&ITJOAO. = JirfriJ, q. V.

dixSoiio (cij = esj) k. v. i. To talk much,
to be loquacious. ?i. Garrulity, vain
talk.

&i'do20J. = 2aCJWJ, (/. (!.

aidjaTl/j h. ad. Necessarily, urgently; at
all events.

&!t3 1. (=2i!5 4, 'cSD^) s. n. Old age; de-
crepitude, grey hair.

&1t3 2. ( S= 233) k. i'. <. To rebuke, abuse;
to disgrace, disdain, jeer at. P. ps.

a!3dr-cS s. a. Old, infirm, decayed. 2,
broken, shattered. iswrOa (^lasa 0^).

Torn, broken in pieces; infirm. ts^~
0?oO. To become infirm.

aiSOor k. V. t. To scold, rebuke.

di<Sj{= ti,'-}) s. J4. Water (uus*, a^cJo),
2, fraud, hypocrisy. -=5*. Relating to
water; a batli, bathing. -?^ra. A
water-drop. -^oW^. A crocodile;
danger from water. -^n<.. A water-
nymph. -%^^. Sporting in water;
bathing for pleasure. -55ajF3. Wash-
ing or cleansing with water, -n^sd.
One who searches for gold in drains,
etc. -^^- A shark or crocodile. -iSd.
Aquatic; a fish, -ta, -23=);^. A lotus; a
shell. -ajo^O. An aquatic animal.
-^30. The moon. -3do?1. A wave;
harmonicon. -rf, -^Sd. A cloud;
a fragrant grass, Cyperus rotundus.
-nsO. A drain, kennel. -iSjs ^rJ. A
bucket. -Sd, -S)3. The ocean. -S*, .
A water-bird. -S^. Varuna. -sSuS ^.

Hi

A water-course, a gutter. -^^ . An

aquatic flower; a fish.

O

uoli. A

deluge. -^^33^. The current of water.
-WJrfjloJCi. A water-bubble. -SjodJ.
Watery, -odjo;^. A syrins^e; a water-
engine. -osS. The ocean. -rfj3o.
A lotus. -djSQ^. The moon. -^30i>
?i. The diver-bird. -So=S. Fear

arising from water; making water.
-Sj-t^. a bivalve shell. -<o^. Straits.
-SoO. A small vessel with a channel
for conveying water. taOsqyDrf. A
reservoir.

&!e;a (= zaO) h. od. Quickly.

aiHiDOSOriJ s. V. I. To burn.

2AiSJ7)€> h. n. A sort of masquerade at
the Moharam.

&!£^^rfi^r s. n. A whirlpool, eddy.

Si^ia^oJO, a(£)3^a:Jo (/■/•. waj) s. m. A lake
or pond.

SdC'js^ s. n. A leech.

Si«3j3?rfTi s. n. Dropsy.

&i«!) , = &it)a, (7. I!.

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•i^ti^^t^zij^fj

SiSJw diC-.'^ s. n. Talk; chatter; discus-
sion. KC^=5'. Talkative; a chatterer;

2i£;, . tb. of 'ari., q. V.

CO * <»)

&!ci N k. ad. "With a start.

00

Si?5 1. (= ti53) k. n. A round bamboo

basket used for storing corn.

aieS 2. k- H. Broken stone. 2, falsehood,
en ^

lie. 3, tassels; hangings. -T7J3iSj ,

-soJ3:3. To lie.
&«!! riJ k. r. «. To sift.
3J£|J f. »i. A boatman's pole. 2, the

state of being torn, as cloth or

leaves.
3i°3 k. n. A bamboo pole.

fO

Oi^ 1. s. H. Speed, velocity, swiftness.

-tISj. Telocity to be impaired.
&(rf 2. Ih. of o;J053j, g. i\
ai^SJ-rf (/b. o/" oAj53=ff^O) n. Saltpetre.
diri^"^ {lb. of cdo3?)€) n. A curtain,

screen, veil.
di:^V 1. k. «. Cloth of any kind. -*,

-'ffcic!. A cloth-seller.
diTi'§ 2. (<b. of odjJioO) ?i. A pair; twins;

sameness, -r^ja. Two words.

3iS522, assa {— tA^-?^'i£) h. n. Civet.

2. musk. -Lo^o^. A civet cat.
3clnX)?o h. n. A peon.
^rf^3^)^io (= li-JSiitAjj) h. n. An answer,

reply. -;:33d. A responsible man.

-nsO. Responsibility.
aio3s8 f. a. Produced in one's own

country, as cloth, wool, etc.
Si^sSoo^o h. n. A jewel; jewelry.
diS) k. n. The hair of a horse's tail.
&ii2)A0, ai4s?o (= ;i53s?J) k. n. Swampy

ground, a swamp.
35^. lb. of o3oS, q. V. -rtjs^a. Barley,

Jlordetim vnlgare.
Srf^i^^. //;. of oiS^^y, q. v.
KS3DQ2§. = ti^^ti, q. V.

8i3?^«3 (= SAJcdc?,??, :£.o=^^d) f. n. A
swing.

diTi. lb. of o±i3!, q. v.

fcSoT^.e'do (= !3^h?c!j) h. n. An assign-
ment by government of lands or
revenues. -wTd. The holder of a
jahagiru.

2i5o%0 h. n. A. ship.

SjSoO^ s. n. N. of a king who adopted
Ganges as his daughter. -3?io±i,
231)33^. The Ganges.

di'^ s. n. Heat; hot vapour, -w^. Shin-
ing brightly.

die^'g (= tiej^, s. a^) s. M. A bath,
bathing. -dJSSo. To bathe.

&ls?o (= ia!i::^o, g. ;;.) k. Ji. Emptiness,
hollowness. -^B^o. An empty grain
of corn. -5JJ3;^J. A vain word. -oiVOj,
ti«?)Va. Barren sesamum.

ai3, &S5aCX20. = SSt^, S'31s?=30S0, q. V.

&la A h. H. A place, spot, room.

3dliAl3 (<b. of ^acxij^shS) n. A gong used
by religious mendicants, in temples,
etc.

dizXxi, KSA^ro (= -^^rt)"^) s-"- Waking,
wakefulness ; keeping a vigil.

diZA^jd"^ s. a. Wakeful. -J. Wakeful-
ness.

aOTN^tJo. = JaaoA^dj, q. v.

dit)AO a. k. n. Silence, taciturnity.

3iDAj^ s. a. Awake; attentive; also
■^srt ;3. 11. = t3^rt^i. -^::Sj. To pay
attention.

fclSAjo s. ?i. Wakefulness; attention,

carefulness. -?1j5n?o,, -^^J3«? ^ To take
v' V

care. -»3jdSo, -5j3j. To be attentive.

KsoAsS^', aJsoAOsStS' s. w. A snake-
catcher, juggler.

&!S35 (<b. o/" !3e)S) H. Nutmeg, mace.
2, .Jasminum grandiflorum. -^soSj.
Nutmeg. -53^. Mace. -53jO^?i, -i3oj55.
Jasmine.

Ksaio k. w. Red colour.

ai3SrQe-'o^'je)cJ s. a. Shining, resplen-
dent.

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SrSwtJ s. a. Stomachic, abdominal.
d:x>Ti {=^^d) k. n. A weaver; f. -^^,

-S^. 2, a spicier; also -^j«?. -^ riLrarSo.
A spider's nest.
&i3T^E? ( = !±pti3f3) f, n. Shaking',

sweeping; throwing; discharging;

diarrhoea.
8d;)ri^je)s5 h. ?j. A sweeper.
SdDZSS la. ?i- A general clearance of

accounts; also tSsicS.
3dsa 1. li. n. A discharge; a flood; an

outburst, as of tears, wrath, etc.
Qi7)ii2. k. H. A common cumbly.
Sds5 3. h. ?j. A jar.
3i3ci?j0 f. r. <. To sweep; to dust. 2,

to shake off, as dust from cloth, etc. ;

to jerk or throw out, as an arm, etc.;

to purge. 3, to reprove.
SdDcS k. n. The mark of a footstep,

track, trace; wink, hint.
diDT:o{fr. S3^) s. 71. Coldness; apathy;

indisposition, disease.
fctiP'S (tb. of t3ri frf) ?i. A skilful, knowing,

or clever man; f. -Vo, isarS. -^5i, St)

el)s3j, SDfS^. Cleverness; knowledge;

understanding.
&!3ig s. a. Born, brought forth, produced;

possessing; manifest, n. A son; birth;

a creature; a race, kind, sort, species;

a mass. -^. A horoscope. -'asSor.

A ceremony performed on the birth

of a child.
aiSe^seoS'S' li. n. Balance, remainder

after deductions.
5i7)B s. n. Birth. 2, lineage, race,

family; tribe, caste. 3, kind, sort,

species. 4, superior breed. 5, (= ^3^l

ti) nutmeg. 6, the great-flowered

jasmine. eroS sj-, z««?)5-, sSj^ejj-. A

high caste; a good family. -t^S^j-,

=#y^-, ?^9"~^-, oo°=j-. A low caste. -!5 5^.

Enmity with one's caste. -qS^jr. The

law or usage of caste. -2^?ci. A dis-

tinction of castes.

An outcast.

-sloS. Of high breed or rank. -^o

^s^d. A medley of castes. -hj^zi. =

-"^_^%, (1- V.
QiZ^c s. a. Belonging to a family, or

caste; of noble descent.
QisSj. tb. of cdj-5^, q.v.
Qilt-ijz7\b h.. n. Magical arts.
3is?j^? s. n. SIta, the wife of Rama.

-iih, -ddJcS. Rama.
gda^o s. n. Tbe knee.

aissjS^uj ^aOSO f. n. The croton-seed.
:3tiSj3V*cS h^. Croton tiglium plant.

diT)tQ (tb. of ai3D5j„) n. Loitering; lazi-
ness. 2, a sluggard, lazy man. a. To
be muttered, -n^d. A sloth, sluggard.

di^2^S, diX>2^'B^ To., n. A passport; a
memorandum; an inventary, cata-
logue.

&S20J (=ii^3i^J) h.. n.. An answer; a
letter of correspondence.

3i^idj3^\ s. 11. A son-in-iaw.

3iT)<3j5)?j, 3ia.SJ3^0 h. ?(,. A bail, secu-
rity; surety, sponsor. -:3i>C, tSDCus
rS"^ d. A surety, bondsman, -ti?^
ttj^ZiJ. Surety-bond.

SiS^JoaJO s. H. A sister's son.

3d3oE0 f. n. A sort of goblet.

SJDOEO^ s. a. Belonging to the jambu
tree. 2, = zsdoWwoS.

3i3O20^o;^ s. w. N. of the chief of the
beai'S. J35ozo»3^. His daughter.

&iaodj^jt)?j s. a. Being born.

aisodji) s. n. Loss, injury, damage.

&i3O50. = ^3 £5, 5. V.

aiSodJO s. «. A medicament, medicine.

aiSTJ s. «. A paramour; an adulterer.
-^. Adultery. -^dj^. = ~.z^6. -^5,
J3-;C?. An adulteress, harlot.

ai3& h. n. Relieving from a state of
sequestration, as land, 2, currency.
3, enforcement, execution. -S3J33j.
To execute.

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aiBtJj (dJ=3j) k. r. i. To slip, slide,

2, to steal away; to withdraw, retire.

3, to go off ; to run away. 4, to
flow down. 5, to become loose, as a
knot. n. Slipping; disappearance;
a slide. -Cj'^. Sliding, etc.; flowing.

Si'SV s. n. A net, snare; a web; a
net-work. 2, a lattice, loophole. 3,
deception, illusion; conjuring. 4,
pride. 5, a pretext. 6, a multitude.
7, a cover, covering, film. 8, an un-
blown flower. 9, an organ of sense.
10, the sky. -n^rf. { — ■avTTsO) A
deceiver, conjurer; a fisherman; f.

^D<S)^ s. n. A woven texture; a web.

2, a loophole; cf. zs^C'^.
3i3<i;8 h. n. Net-work, fringe.

■ 2^'SZ)7>b k. n. A tree yielding a kind of
lac, Shorea talura.

ScOsS 1. k. 11. The thorny babool tree.
Acacia arahica. 2, the thorny shrub,
Acacia farnesiana.

2i3s5 2. s. n. A species of cucumber,
Trichosanthes dioeca. 2, a fisher-
man.

3iSe3!? s. n. A fisherman. 2, a spider.

3, a conjurer, juggler. 4, = J3D©^
Nos. 1 & 2.

di't>€^ s. n. A net. 2, a chain-armour.
3, a leech. 4, woollen cloth; cf.
S!)^*. ;s?)0^j (= "^=ie?33j). To cleanse
rice etc. by washing in water.

Siorf {tb. of odj'Sj) )(. A night-watch;
the eighth part of a day; also sss3j.

SiD'rfs? {tb. of ?;i)SJ35i.) a. Common, vul-
gar; insignificant.

diZiZ'R f. n. The match of a matchlock.

2dz^. = :3=iS, q. V.

Si's A) h. n. Excess; oppression, force.

a. More than, additional, extra.
di'SCo^ZT)^ h. n. Proclamation,
aiscoe'do b. a. Published; public. -553

»Sj. a written proclamation.

SisSojS (/■>•- ^^^) s. M. The daughter

of Jalinu: the Ganges.
SiBtf. = J33ei, q. V. -tfOd. Cloth of a

thin texture. -'5'. = :330*, q. r.
ais^y^l. («). o/' -^^ej^ or ts^Css) h. A

net. 2, a lattice-window. 3, a purse.

4, an assemblage.
&S^^2. (e?=C3') k. n. Cloth, raiment.
&!3^0. = !a>5:SJ, q. V. -FvJ3, -aj33j. An

empty, vain speech.
SsA^iJ (= ^'->:is-ij) k. »!.. Stickiness. 2,

gum. 3; birdlime.
22Ar3, 2Sa??, cSa* f. n. A leech.
^?\ 1. k. n. Thickness, viscidity. 2, a

kind of blight or mildew falling on

the cotton plant. 2, gum.
^?\2. k. V. i. To jump. 2, (=tah) to

chew, as betelnut, bread, etc.
asAOsSf tb. of tijriJsS^, q. v.
sBo^ k. n. An antelope. ;

^o7\ s. n. Intoxication. 2, the plant

Riibia )ininjista, madder.
3§3;3 ;6 s. 71. Desire of knowing; inquiry)

investigation.

g?feo k. n. A grasshopper. 2, a sty.

ei

^a .= as, q. I'.

a, ■^
sSt^o k. H. A greasy or oily substance.
a,
2, rancidity.

e§0® AO, 25p©jao. = ii^ro, q. V.

22(^1. s. a. Subdued, overcome, won,
-=ff3S3j. One who has subdued desire,
lust, etc., an ascetic; f. -5t)^J. -^^•
One who has conquered his enemies.
ti3^'^ , t3^?oajOl). One who has con-
quered his passions.

^^2. (tb. of Aj ^) a. Fixed, firm, stable.
-sia^j. To make firm; to commit to
memory. -S3j. To become firm, to
bo mastered, as a lesson. ->3J33j. =
-Sa^J. -Wja . A firm mind.

^rfo h. n. Affront; contention. 2, spite,
hatred.

^ji s. a. Victorious; steady; brave.
n. A saint of the Bauddha sect; a

ZoNrio

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Jaina saint. -S.'wja. Jaina doctrine.

-SjJci, -oijS. A Jaina saint, ascetic,

monlc.
■22:iAO (= wrartj) k. n. Fineness, as of

texture, tliread, e/c
2§?i?J0 (=-;?N^J) h. ;i. An article; wares,

goods.
^2S)'^'?JJ k. t'. «'. To become insensible;

to faint. ('. t. To liquefy, melt, as

butter.
2§?iJA0 1. = lioj^ij, q. V.
^^07\0 2. k. r. i. To drizzle. 2, to

mutter, hum. 3, to melt, as butter,

ghee, etc. n- Drizzling rain.
:^Ou37\, 22oa?\ h.,n. Goods and chattels;

one's estate, (movable) property.
^sir®, ^5^re {th. of *j5^f3) n. A miserly,

avaricious man; f. t^syrf),

^SOTrio k. ri. Rheum of the eye.

^eos?. = 15WJ,. iaw«?a^. Tender areca-
w

nut, cut into pieces, boiled and dried.

G§200, k. H. Stickiness, sliminess.

aSrfj?) ?i f. <& h, ?(. Gymkhana, an asso-
ciation for the competition in gymna-
stics and sports.

2§(3a k. /I. A prickly tree, Zanlhoxy-
lon rhelsa.

aS^J, li. H. Charge, trust of a thinff.

^■C^OSJ^^O h.?t. Land fit for agriculture.

2, cultivation,
^lid (ci=e5) k. n. A centipede. 2, a

cockroach. 3, a kind of earwig,
^sD8!)e?, ^des!) h.?;.. A sort of sweet-
meat.
sSe??^ f. n. Glitter, gloss, shine.
22e;3 , sSeB h. n. A district. -S3t)tf.

The governor of a district.
32e;j k. n. The sensation produced by

touching cold water. ti^S^fiJ. That

sensation to be produced.
23^:^0 s. a. Victorious, triumphant, n.

An arhat. 2, Indra. 3, Vishnu.

4, Siva.

sBSo^, sBsjs^ s. n. The tongue. 2, the
flamo of fire. tiSo^ rfjjsaj. The root
of the tongue. tJOo? dS. A word.

^?^^ k. n. A squirt, syringe.

3j?Wj k. ?i. A prop, stay, as for a wall.

23?:g (<6. «/■ t^..e<S:^) n. Living; salary,
wages; work. -natf. A }iaid servant.

sBsn 1. {th. of Si^cvi) n. A niggardly, mi-
serly man; f. J^^Ri. a. Decayed, old.
-^^. Niggardliness.

^°^ 2. h. n. A saddle, -n^c!. A saddler.

sSjSS h. w. The area between the inner
and outer walls.

2S?cdo f. n. Sir, master; a particle
expressing assent.

^e&7^ {th. of Zi5?d=5^) n. The cumin seed.
-53J5oJ. a kind of fragrant mango.
-^ranr, -?3e)e3. A superior kind of rice.

aSeTJO (Cj = e3J) k. n. Screaming; shril-
ling; cf. lAi^d. -iioiS. A kind of bee.

35e^;3r^,S (= ^?=g'°^) k. n. A syringe.

^er*3r s. a. Grown old; worn out,
consumed, digested. -^J3?2l. The
stomach. -53?^. Old, tattered cloth.
J5?r5r?ij. To be digested. to^Pajtj^r
ra^d. Repairing of what is worn out.

^e^ s. a. Living, n. A living being,
a creature. 2, existence, life. 3,
(=ti?;3^:a ) the principle of life, the
living soul. 4, (= -fi) livelihood. 5,
Brihaspati. 6, water. -*. A servant;
a usurer. -=5'«?. The glow of life, life.
-'§js:ij. To give up one's life. -rt^.
A coward. -^A. To kill, -zi A4o6i.
A very dear friend, -rf t^odj. Fear
to lose one's life. -cS wj^Cfi tf^,
-na^. Love of one's life, -zi Socrtj.
Obligation with regard to one's life.
-S3Dfi. The gift of life, -aoci 'sdo.
To be alive. -aoCo eros?. To remain
alive. -CjScS. Live stock, cattle. -»iJ3?3.
Life-time, life. -Dt)3. The animal

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kingdom. -2oo?3. Destroying life.

-?;r5 ri. A vital organ. cJ?533b' d. A

vowel.
2§?^'§, 25e:jo^ s. a- Living, alive.
^o'd?j s. n. Life, existence; means of

subsistence, livelihood. 2, water.

-^3£». A cloud, la^s^c^^o^, :4?»i(35ijir.

Maintenance, livelihood. t^?5if3;3?3j3

odo. Means of livelihood.
^pT^tC'j, -S- s. Ji. Liberation from further

births and from ritual acts. JJ?d

^"Ij- -^ "i^'i purified by knowledge

of Brahma.

£S?nD:^, . = 'i^i^ No. 3, q. v.
o

eS^ns^ (<b. o/' :S?St)) ?i. A vital mem-
ber or organ. 2, a chip put in the
mouthpiece of a musical pipe or
drone. 3, substance, pith, essence.

sSjSs. >i. A living being. a. Living,
alive. -^. Living; life, existence;
wages. -^ 53t). Lifetime. -SJ. To
live, exist; to live by.

aiog'0050?:jO h. I', i To stoop, bend; to
reel, stagger.

3dOAS'do f. n. Gambling.

did7\0'£>l s. n. Censure, reproach. 2,
aversion, disgust.

3iOo3:^0 k. n. The comb of a cock.

Sijyj, k. n. The tuft of hair left on the
crown of the head at tonsure; a crest,
as of a cock. -"tSa^o. To produce a
juttu at tonsure.

SiO&o k. n. A kind of pigeon.

SiOciO;^ li. n. A bush; a thicket.

aior^JAO k. V. i. To shrink, contract ;
to withdraw, n. Shrinkage.

SjO^O-& h. n. The pendant of an ear-
ring.

aio-doeia. = tiosSja^, q. V.

a!o:rfj. ^ k. ad. Quickly. 2, with horri-

pilation.

2iO>^J?,~io,^ea h. /(. A mosque that is
6
visited on Fridays.

Sriosija h. n. Amount, sum, total.

cd^fS) h. ?i. A fine, penalty, punish-
ment.

8:'O£^D20o h, 71. A purgative; a purge.
2, diarrhoea.

3d0£;sO30 f. ?i. A weaver. 2, (e) July
(7th month of the year).

£aos^^ h. n. Small locks of hair kept
on children's head as ornament.

aioe^odrejio. = jiJt)Sj3ci, q. v.

&je)0^j (= tsJuSj, liod ) h. ?!. Oppres-
sion, tyranny, injustice, compulsion.

3iOS^^od k.

The wavy-ieafed fig-
tree, Ficus infedoria.

aij3AS?;c;o (= ^Ji^Q>KS) k. V. i. To nod,,
doze; to move on or proceed slowly,
as vehicles or work.

SijaTvO- = 3J3rtJ, q. V. tsjarraSo (=::Sjarr5
cSj). To waddle.

&!.?>2iO. (tb. of^^_^s) 71. Gambling, game.
tsJ3i2e)3j. To gamble, game. -*^-
To wager. -n?cJ. A gambler.

&!jsUl. (tb. of teJa:^) n. The matted
or clotted hair of an ascetic. 2,
bodily strength of children.

aijsU 2. h. 71. A lie.

3ij35 f. n. A favourable quit-rent on

inam lands.
dijlB h. «. A shoe. 2, (f.) impulse,

energy. [year).

&iji^O e. w. June (6th month of the,
Zi^'iTjii k. 71. Thin, drizzling rain.
£«j3e;jl. k. «. A tatter. -fracOj. A dog

with long hair. rg^^.

aijiit'J 2. h. n. A body-cloth of horses,
3dj3^ k. u. The spout of a vessel.
^ s. a. Born (/■.). ». A daughter, as

fcf^,-. e<c.

sSTno .= Jarto q. v.
A '^

;fio'A h. a. Relating to war. n. Petu-
lance; dunning; besieging. -^xio:zs
^.i. Arms and ammunition.

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!6l§. = 2a:i, g. r.

5§oiocSoS e. n- January (1st month of
the year).

sSgrf. = J3=)C^, g. V.

^?5 k. n. A sort of pipe-clay, chalk.

t5?fJo k. «. Honey; also -^J^- -cSJsrs.
-iSos?. A honey-bee. -SooMj^, -rtJaSo. A
honey-comb. -sSo^ra. Wax.

^?E0O h. n. A pocket.

^e'rfo 1. h. ffl. Feeble; exhausted. n.
Weakness, indisposition.

^e'do2. k- w. A wall. -r!oa, -f\oa. An
embrasure for guns; a loophole.
-sSoo^fi. A close siege.

^e^r^;^ k. M. Sweetness, pleasantness.

sSs^i 'rfozjjO s. n. Liquorice.

^l^ (/■»■. tScS) s. n. A Jaina.

SiS)0?^ s. «■ N. of a rishi and philoso-
pher. -tp«)d3. A Kannada metrical
translation of a Samskrita poem.

^J3^,. = tadc^j, q. V.

!Sjsc5a k. n. A cockroach.

^j30T5o k. w. The scurf of the head,
dandruff. 2, a filthy mass of scum
floating on water. 3, the elephant-
grass.

SjtS (=J3i. tb. of odoj;^) n. Union,
company, pair. -?ij3^?ij. To join.
-TTsd. = za^A^d, q. V.

jSjs^O . = Js^J , q. V.

^J3?:|3^-S-^ (<6. o/" 5^-«5?^ *J* ) w. The
Greek partridge.

!Sj303J a. k. n. A cluster, bunch.

^jsobr^o a. k. V. t. To cause to tremble.
I', i. To tremble; to be aroused. 2,
to get intoxicated, stupefied.

^jso;^ a. k. n. Inebriation, stupor,
paralisation.

'SjJ&'V:) k. n. Saliva, slaver.

sSjaV'o, ( = tas?J), q. w.) k. n. Emptiness.

^j3? k. int. Hush ! i£j3? 2€j3^ Hush,
hush ! used in lulling infants ; cf.
-ris?.

^J3?^3e3. = t3^^s3, q. V.

Sj&^'^o m. n. An affected manner of
speaking, walking, dressing, etc.; a
scheme, trick. -rrarf. A man of af-
fected manners; f. -r\sSiF.

!5j3?^ k. 71. Attention, caution, care. 2,
beauty, harmony. -Sjbc^j. To take
care, protect. -odJ■^?^tfJ. To be atten-
tive, cautious; to be safe, well pro-
tected.

tSjs^A. tb. of oSjs^ri, q. v. -S>. A female
beggar dedicated to Ellamma.

!Sj3?aS;* ( = ^J3er!os?) k. n. A lullaby.

jSj3??\. tb. of o3j3??>, q. V.

sSjseAO k. n. A waterfall. 2, benumbed
sensation of a limb.

djse'rfEo f. n. Joining, junction; pre-
paration; readiness.

sSjs?^ f. n. A pair or couple. 2, a sheet
of paper.

^J3?5rj0 f. V. t. To join, unite; to put
to; to collect.

^J3?T^0 f. n. Junction, union; company",
a pair or couple; a match. 2, a
pair of shoes. 3, a suit of armour.
4, close connection. t3j3?:S^ti. A
double letter, diphthong.

^jseS. tb. of sSj^g^S, q. V.

^.??Ssc;.= 23j?g?35S, q.v.

^jseeO. = ■Sjs^zjo . P. p. of t3J3?UJ, q. V.

tSjserf (lb. of a3j3^^ .) n. An elephant-
driver. ,

^j3?Si k. n. Fluidity, as of jaggory;
also -tSej . -Ti. One of a SAdra caste.

^jse^iS f. «• A hut; a cottage.

cS.f3?SJDcJ f. n. Taking care of, looking
after; fostering. -sSjacSo. To take
care of.

^j3?20, -rf) k. n. A dull, lazy man.

^js^'rfjs^S k. n. A gold necklace.

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^jseOSJri. tb. of ■dsi^i^ii, q. v.

^j3?T3a^5 (=t3i3=rfj2, q.v.) h. n. Vio-
lence, force.

sgjsjTio 1. (=?3js°cij) k. V. i. To trickle,
drip, leak. n. Trickling; a flow.
-rtWj,. To tie up in a cloth for strain-
ing, as curds. -3ot)^j. To strain, as
soaked grain.

^.ra?'dj2. h. n. Strength; force; vio-
lence; stress; oppression, compulsion.
-305^. Dunning hard for payment.

^j3?e? 1. f. n. Concern; business, affair.
2, connexion, intercourse.

s2js?e3 2. f.ii. Hanging, dangling; oscil-
lation; evasion, delay, -wJSC^j. To
delay, -nad. A loiterer.

^.©fiyo k. r. i. To hang down from; to
move to and fro; to swing, oscillate,
dangle; to droop; {also ;:3j3?ej5^j.
P. ps. s^JB^SJJ , dJS^^:>). n. Hanging
down, slackness, looseness. -/^jS. A
long, flapping ear. -tsasiO. A kind of
ear-ornament. -iS?°-?o. To bang down,
etc. -SjJJS-). a downcast countenance.
^JS^VO dJloj. A loose tuft of hair.

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23.®?^ {tb. of oiJ%ic33tJ) n. One of the
several species of millet. 2, {tb. of
cxjjjrtaj) union; pair. -^332?, An
associate; a partner.

Sj^io^-R {tb. of rf4J^£)5') n. A small bag
for receiving alms; a wallet.

ft! s. a. Knowing; intelligent, -i, -3,.
Knowledge of.

a; h s. n. Knowing, understandinsr,

c^ o ° S)'

apprehension.
3J3 ^ s. a. Known, understood, -k^'^ 0

^. Versed in any science or sastra.
&0 S s. 11. A paternal relation; kins-

man.
Sis ^ s. n. Knowledge; cognizance; in-

telligence; religious knowledge. -z^

^J , -^xi^' The eye of intelligence,
intellectual vision. -SjoliS. A prison
{ironically). -s3j«irt~. The path of
wisdom. -wo;S. A wise man; f. -sSo^.
-S.cJ. Advanced in knowledge.

3is ^) s. w. A wise person, sage. 2. an
astronomer or astrologer, -t?. Know-
ledge, perception. -^J- To consider,
reflect. s^ ^?o3 cxSj. An organ of
perception; the skin, tongue, eye,
ear, and nose.

SiT) Tj"^ s. 11. Bearing in mind, remem-
brance, recollection. Z3? h'K:>. To
indicate, notify.

"& fOdO s. a. Cognizable, perceptible.

tSo?^ s. a. Most excellent; oldest;
•D ©
elder-born. n. An elder brother.

2, the third lunar-month.

eighteenth lunar mansion.

■"^^
brightness, clearness. 2, fire. 3, a

ray of light. 4, a star. 5, the eye.
-§33^. The science of astronomy (or
astrology).
^poeS?:; (= t3j35cOo?c, q.v.) s. n. As-
tronomy; astrology. 2, an astrono-
mer, astrologer; also !3j3»?S»a^, ^^A

3 ^ .

■&

tfj^o?ac^. = ^-e^?'^, q. v.

tSjsooS/^ s. n. A moonlight night; aiso
:iJ3,pi ,. 2, a species of cucumber.

aiQ'd s. a. Heated, inflamed, n. Fever.
2, mental pain, grief.

3dQe; s. )i. Flame, blaze. -3^. Burning,
blazing. -S 5jr3. A volcano. -^•
Shining, burning. ^^OcS. Kindled,
blazing. Js^^C)^. To burn, flame.

aisQs3, &;sQare s. n. A blaze, flame. 2,
fire. s^caajjlO. A volcano.

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dOif

d>3^. The twenty-seventh letter of the
alphabet. It occurs only in a limited
number of Kannada and Tadbhava
words.

TJJ^O'SDTi s. n. The letter dqj.

OL^O/^ f. H. A robe extending to the feet.

D^ocscij (= Sjjj^os^d) s. n. Buzzing or
humming, as of bees, etc.

'CL\0oXJJ^TS'^7>^ s. n. A violent storm
■with rain,

Ci^oron^OOS s. 71. The jingling or tink-
ling of ornaments; also -'3^^, -^ Si.

XJJ.dO 5 s. 11. A sort of drum or cymbal.

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2, a curl, lock of hair. 3, tassels,

fringes; of. ra^wO.

oUjsD k. n. Tassels, fringes, hangings.
m

xi^dTi, s. n. A fish.

TJJ^d^hTid s. V. t. To make glitter or

shine. 2, to brandish, as a sword.
Tlj^reOOo s.»i. A. sort of drum; also zstioaj.
£icpc63 s. n. The shrub Barleria cristata.
Ecp?3 ??, ScpeS e^, &ao?-do^ s. »«. A

cricket.

To hum, buzz.

ns^

^

"^SC^ . The twenty-eighth letter of the alphabet.

id'

h^. The twenty-ninth letter of the

alphabet.
U53O30?j0 f. I', t. To put in mind,

remind. 2, to deceive, cheat, v. i.

To be exhausted.
U^-DTJ s. 11. The letter U.
US', (=:Gi^) h. «. A cunning fellow,

rogue,
y-g- ?io. = W5=)o3j?io, a. ?;.

o ' ^

yS'o, (= ^^-i) f- n- Cunning, trickery,

hypocrisy. -dfj- Cunning, deceitful

behaviour. -Wd??. dp/.
UaTjJ k. n. A ram.
Uc^ s. M. A stone-mason's hammer. 2,

pride, conceit. 3, a stamped coin.

-jresS. A mint.

Uo3^r© s. n. Borax; also -=ff=)rf.
Wc'53'd, ycS'sS s. n. Howling; a sound,

clang; the twang of a bow-string.
Ho^ k. n. A staff. 2, (s.) the leg.
UCAO h. ;t. A saddle girth. -5d0. To

be reduced to poverty.
U<^^e5 k. n. An aquatic plant, Aeshy-

nomene aspera.

UP3^, ^ k. ad. With a bounce in leaping.

c

U?g5O30?jj h. V. t. To stop, detain.

Uojsaio. = fe-c^ejj, q. V.

U3jDk li. M. = Wsj , (/. r. 2, a variety
in song.

Uss^e^J h. n. The post, mail. Wct Oii
Cos^o. To post. WsjB OfjJJ. The post-
man. -^^,. A post-office. W5J3 C3 a.
A post-coach.

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y^, h. n. A stage; a halting place.
-^jrfjo. A relay-horse,

yosC>3J?io h. V. t. To settle, fix, decide.

yosrfra, Uossj li. n. Settlement, deci-
sion.

We^aOaOrJJ f. v. t. To lead, as a horse.
V. i. To walk about.

y<y3?jJ. — ^^^^0, q, V.

WsSs? k. 71. Simple and compound addi-
tion.

U^'9 m. n. Guile, trick, deceit. -Asrf.
A deceiver.

U4i* (= ^"^°^) k. n. Armour, mail.

6o3^P3 h. )i. A pony.

&a5S t.n. A stitch; aJso bstfj.

foa^'o 1. f. ». The nib of a pen; a
steel-pen. -^Jsd. To nib a pen.

&33'o2. k. n. A support; a vault.
-rtJSSj, Arches with niches on the
walls surrounding big temples.

633^0^5^0 f. ad. Orderly, neatly. n.
Neatness, order.

633^j3e&35^0 f. ad. Speedily.

&are, 63sr^orfj. = i33f^, q.v.

&3i3 (=3^5j) f. n. A place; room; an
abode, bi^^'i. Knowledge, acquaint-
ance with.

^53?5 f. n. A place; spot; an abode;
seat; destination. 2, means, opportu-
nity.

&5^,a1 s. n. The bird Parra jacana, the
lapwing.

ijSjt)05J?jJ h. V. t. To shuffle, as cards.

y^ivf^, ^°^r5 f- «• A gloss, comment,
commentary. 2. a note, memo-

randum. -At)d. A commentator.

y?i(yj k. ?(. A forked or lateral branch.

tSe^'o 1. s. n. A commentary; a gloss;
also ii^^a, ii?"^. iJ^^^'affSiJ. A com-
mentator. i3»u-?3j. To explain, inter-
pret.

yeg'o2. (= '^i^o) h.. n. Right, just, pro-
per.

13??? f. n. A necklace of gold wire. 2
a gem. 3,= ii^^J 1.

Uj^^'ct f. n. A tom-tom.

B^, 1. k. M. A banner or standard.

Bit, 2. (=;St?,) k. n. An embrace. 2,
wood, e<c. grasped in arms.

BO'S. = Wo^, q. u.

BSJX)5^ f. n. A lid. 2, striking off
excess of grain in a measure.

Bjjo^ k. n. The hip and loins; the
waist.

B,^o^ ( = ^J3o(i) k. )i. The branch of a
tree.

&j5Pst, f. n. A fat dolt, blockhead.

BjtresS f.n. A cudgel, mace. 2, stout-
ness.

Bj3j? a, k. V. t. To cheat, deceive.

SjsS f. n. A stout dull woman.

BjsS.'d,

"o5'

, Bjil\^-R i=^J>A^, q.v.)

f. n. A cap; a hat.

feSjaS^O, (= ^-^'-^oj) k. n. Hollowuess. emp-
tiness. -SJiiSJ. a vain speech. -3J3
Sj, -'^jsd. To scoop out.

^J^S? k. H. A hollow, cavity; a fistula.
2, a perished eye-socket.

B,se^O h. a. Whole or round, as a
number; wholesale; also SJt^^J.

B.-5eL\=^-ra<^, q. V.

^•99. = W42?, q.v.

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0'

^. The thirtieth letter of the alphabet.
T^^zxj S.71. The letter 3.

"^^^ ~ '-^^' I- V.

"^pS/ h. n. A stamp.

oSS'js'rf s. «. An object of reverence; an

honorific title.
^3X)r€)a, oSro (<b. 0/" ^^.^) n. The head

station of a district; an encampment;

a police station; a garrison. -A

ojD'^o. To capture. -CTstf. The officer
in charg-e of a thana.

i3tl3. = b^ij^^, s. ^5)5^, q. V.

VJD^. = -ras^j q. v.

SssrS. — JJ^urf, q. V.

Se'S^O. = y?*0 2, q. V.

©?3 f. «. Style, fashion; grandeur;

ornament. 2, an air, manner.
'^?;:5r5, i§?4 f- M. A stock (of money).

2, a deposit («s securitj').

G'

Z^. Thethiity-first letter of the alphabet.

Tj3=5"rf s. ?i. The letter :^.

■rfssCOO^. = C35?903j,S, q. V.

■d^^ (tb. of q^^2). = :^o*, q. v.

-d:R (=rf,i) t. n. Deceit. 2, heat,

sultriness.
tio^ (= :^^) s. n. A pretty large

double drum.
Zic7\'d, TioXo-d f, n. A public procla-
mation by beat of tom-tom. -lo^,
-^Jtd, -(^J3cc5j«. To proclaim by beat
of tom-tom.
Z^OAOTijEJsU k. n. A kind of 'hide and

seek' play.
Zio-R (—- rforl) h. 71. Tumult, uproar;
dunning. -^j3:^j^j5°-?j., -53j3:^j. To
dun. -A'SCi. An uproarious man.
t^SOZSo ^^ h. H. Showiness, an empty
display of greatness or authority;
an imposing air.
T3205 f. n. A cylindrical saucepan.
rizjDC^ f. 71. A pair of kettle-drums.
73£!)e& h. 71. A moonshee, writer.

'^%-' "^"^ ^- "^'' Suddenly, used of

vessels, etc. falling f7-om above.
^^L ^' "■ ■'^ small box, as a snuff-box,

pill-box, offering-box, etc.
T^SOo^l. (= djsioj^) k. t). t To shove,

push, thrust. 2, = Sio, 2. dio^riStSj.

:Sz^S9'3'j. To put upside down.
TizdO 2. f. M. A kind of drum.
t^20J 3. f. n. Showiness, ostentation;

bragging; falsehood, lie. 2, a dub

or copper coin, four pies, -rrarf. A

showy man.
c^d h. n. A large tin box.

rf^OXJ s. M. A riot, tumult, turmoil;

distress.
T^rfodj^ s. 71. A kind of drum.

xi^j?!^^ r^dje):^ f. «. A pair of kettle-
drums.

clo20, TioS^ (= Koio. <b. of irfo:;j) n.
Pomp, ostentation, show. ;Soi33i5s)!J.
Vain display. -*. Arrogance, pride;
an ostentatious man; a deceiver,
-n^tf. A showy man.

ricdo^ s. n. Flying in the air.

T^TJ^, ri-d^:, (cS=e3) k. «. A belch.

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zlj^T^d

7^£/t)OSJs h. n. A peon of a district
office.

Tiv!)^ a. k. /(■ A spittoon.

Ti-rf?? f. n. A kind of drum shaped like
an hour-glass.

tisse!) h. n. A peon's belt.

Xi^T^ k. /(. A thick bamboo. 2, a
skeleton's skull; also :^^rt.

■rf^jc^O (=d5J)::3j) h. ?i. A race or run.

Ti^E'J i— ^5JJ) h. ?t. Shape, form;
way, manner; indications, appear-
ance. 2, estimated revenue ; probable
produce. 3, a pompous air; empty
display. -=#j3'^j. To brag, boast.
-:3'3'2^. Too high an estimate. -:35rf.
An ostentatious man. -Sjar^j. To
make a show.

Z3S3=sa20s (= :^?7)C0j^) h. n. Dacoity,
gang-robbery.

ZSDtTS'i k. /(. The sword of a female
demon.

73t)-3"S) k. n. A kind of female demon
attending Kali. 2, = J3ii^E^, g. r.

Z3a^0, Z3t)A0 h. n. A spot, stain; in-
oculated cow-pox. 2, an attack.
3, dawk, post-office.

Z3S7\e3 a. k. n. An anvil.

CJSC® (=n3cc). <b. o/" qj9%o) 11. Horse-gram.
Z3Sr5, Z33£? a. k. n. A staff, club.
^33200 1. {lb. of craiJo) n. A woman's

girdle.
■233200 2. k. n. Intimidation, menacing;

awfulness; also -Jarfzoj.
Z33^JtJ. = c^53J!3, (j. y. 2, dammer.
I33ce3^ «/>. of C3-5o'^^) (t. Deceitful;

proud.
ZSSiyj (lb. of :?=)ej) M. A shield, buckler.
t33^rf (tb. of Cj'^SjR) n. A long rope

for tying cattle in a row. -^Wj,.

To tie cattle in a row.
ZSfrfQ^j.) a. k. r. t. To whirl about; to

flicker, as flames; to rave.

30^5 h. )i. Spite, malice, hatred; re-
venge. 2, (=ra3^d) desire. -S^S^jJ,
To revenge one's self.

334^ (=335dd) f, >i. Burning thirst:
desire; need, want.

Z33^. = i3?5^, q. I'.

Z33S?, cS3^ f. ?*. Lustre; beauty; grace-
fulness, -ojjjo, :s-5s^?;j. To shine; to
be beautiful.

Z33^rfj,Z33^C20, I33^C£3. = n=)a5iJ, q.v.

^53,, ^■CT, k. ?t. A push, butt, a^ffa a^,
a^a 3jo^. dpi. -f-'S^j, -3oJ3cl. To butt.

5oA^ s. n. A servant, slave; also aort
Ort. 2, a rogue. 3, a fat man.

So&^J s. H. A kind of small drum.

5ceO s. n. A scuffle, turmoil. 2, calam-
ity arising from excessive rain,
drought, locusts, elc. 3, a globe;^
an egg. 4, a child.

5c20o k. n. A lamp-stand.

So£j5 s. n. A new-born child, young^
animal. 2, a fool.

civ* a. k. n. Tottering state, agitation
of mind; fear.

a°-5 , ^<^ s. H. The town of Delhi.

See;, ^°€) h.. a. Loose, slack, n. Delay.
-T^zio. To slacken; to delay.

xiaZdb (=cSJ^^, ii^JWJ,) k. n. The hump
on a camel's back. 2, ourvedness,
roundness. Fruin.

tloa330SJ?jO f. V. t. To immerse; to

1^020,. 1^0200,.= cSjwO, q. r.

T^OT^-& (u = ©) k. ?i. The bellowing of
bulls and oxen, -ajb^j. To bellow.

t§o5r®, Z§c^rf a. k. ». The flag-staff
on a bastion.

tSo"^. = :So^, (/. r.

zScT^rixio f. V. i. To be overcome or
stupefied, as by grief, terror, etc.

zStS, (= :Sz3j) k. «. A blow.

Z3?^ k. «. A hawk, falcon.
w?TJ3, cf ?t3 h. w. A tent.
Z§j35','d 1. a. k. n. Thumping, striking; a
blow.

Ijs^d

zfj3^^'d2. = c3jsric!j, q. v.

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)?jO k. r. <. To choke, stifle.

cSjs^, k. n. The body. -oSjwjioj. A rib.

zSjSArJo (!Jo=e3j) k. n. A hollow, hole,

as in a wall, etc.
'Sjs'R k. c. t. To make a hole.

Z§j3/^ k. H. Thickness, as of butter-milk.
A

oijso^', tSjso^J k. M. Crookedness; a

bend, curve. -^tJUJ. A bent leg.

-?ij3^c9J. A bent neck. -^^. = cljso'g'.
tSjaOA^ f. n. A steep rock; a precipice.
Uijin k. ?i. A small pond in rocks.

2, a hollow, hole. 3, a quiver. -rl

CSJ . A sunken eye.
Z5js?€ k. H. A cudsrel, club. 2, a cha-

meleon. -^s^. N. of several kinds

of Agames. -Sjjsrtj. A huge nose.

-53jr3A)>i ^aoSj. A large kind of chilli.

-^jS?. An insect living in cowdung.
Z§j320j,. = djzuj q. V.

I§jao20, cf^soSOTJ f. n. A caste of tum-
blers; f. -n^.

Z3jic£3 k. ?(. A mass, multitude, crowd;
mob.

iSjsVB ?j a. k. ?!. Trick, fraud; a fan-

V

tastic form.
zljsS^o (=&JZ^o,) k. ?i. Hollowness; a

huge belly; also -xJ->^.. a. Hollow,

huge, -n'sti. A boaster. -53j33j. An

empty speech.
iSjse^S li- »• Danger, peril; injury;

loss in trade. -0. One who cries out

when he is not hurt.
^jS5f-3 (=!5j3PK). tb. of dJdj^d) ». A tub,

trough, etc.; a boat.
lSj3?'rf li. n. A man who colours leather.
zIj^^Qcoo h. «. A sort of striped cloth.

zfjseeS i^. >i- A dooly or litter. -Jj?yj .

A swinging cradle,
Z§j3?eJ0 (<b. o/" i^JS^U) M. A large drum.

q^*

C^. The thirty-second letter of the

alphabet.
T^'S'S'^ s. n. The letter ^.

r^3=3,^00-o', li. w. Shoving and cuffing;

c o

also Ss3, »jJJ* .
t;^"^, 1. h. M. A sudden push; a shock;
damage, harm. -Sc^o, -zS?s*o. To re-
ceive a shock.

Tpt^, 2. s. M. A double drum.

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Z33^'^0 f. n. Cast, muuld; way, style.
t^^T?. A clever fellow.

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ra^. The thirty-third letter of the alpha-
bet. It stands as final in many
Kannada and some Tadbhava tvords.

as: eA)E^<, =5'r5*, ?^3f^*, n^ps*,
0®53I^ s. n. The letter vs.

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3*. The thirty-fourth letter of the

alphabet.
oOXx3^0 h. n. A note of hand. bond.
^^ (=:3iidj). P.p. of ^A, in c^^J|

^g'i^. = ;^^, q. c.

^^'OD'do, ^^GerJo h. n. Starting objec-
tions; making difficulties, contesting.
-is'iif. An appeal; a counter-petition.

;^3^2)?;JJ ('=^?:j°^'') 1^- "• -^^ offence,
fault. -n-)rf. An oflFender.

^53'd s. ?i. The letter 3.

3?f3S h. 71. Advances made to culti-
THtors from the public treasury.

^% (P.p. rel. of ^rtJ) k. a. Fit, proper;
right, .suitable, good; worthy, deserv-
ing, n. A good man, friend, ^^c^o.
That is fit, etc.; anything proper.
^;?Sj soJS^rt .s^rfj, you ought to go.
;SW. oi, 3^ ootir^. As is or was fit.
-Si3J, -»tJ,. As much as is suitable.

^o\(!i f. n. A b lance or pair of scales
-^'e3, -^t)j . fceale weights. -^^^
-23s3. The scale-pan.

igS'.S??;^ k. v. t. To sprinkle, as water.

s.'S^.'&XT.'h.n. Fraud, dishonest doings

^g'S,"? k. 11. The tomato or love-apple
Lycopersiciim esciUentum.

^^■'o, a. k. ?i. Greatness, largeness. 2

c

love, affection, desire. -^J. Fitness.

g:^, (=i3#2) k. n. Embracing. 2
wood, etc. that can be once grasped
with the arms. 3, joining; a mate
4, an accumulation, heap. 5, a
number of persons, etc. assembled to-
gether, [etc.

^^ja.^J (fr. ^5*, q. v.) r. I. To take,

;^^ h. 71. A tabular statement, etc. ; an
account, as of receipts, expenses, etc.

^3*0 h. ?i. A pillow, cushion, pad.

^o'j s. li. Buttermilk.

^"S, ^ s. n. A cutter, carpenter; rt/so

».»^ III

^^. 2, the principal serpent of
patala.

rO
i^AiS k. V. The under-shrub Cassia occi-

dentalis. 2, the Indian mulberry

tree, Morinda citrifolia.
i^Ac^J f. n. A flat i)iece or sheet of

metal; a metal plate.
^Arf, ^Af3 k. n. A bug. -il?^o. To

have bugs.
^7\t {= 353CI. th. of ^^OTi) n. Tin.
;^A<io (= tJrtdj) k. Ji. A ram.
eACJo, ^7\0QJ.j 1. k. r. J. To come in

contact with; to touch, hit.
^aC^J, i^AOCJo 2. f. 71. Trick, fraud; also

zi7~\^x -narf. A cheat.
i^AooJ a. k. n. An obstacle. 2, connec-
tion; continuous line; order.
©7u>:3 h. 71. Urging for payment. 2,

a claim, dispute; a suit.
oAO a. k. V. i- To be fit or proper; see

^7(:>^0 a. k. r. /. To be joined together;

to approach; to commence, r. I. To

chase, pursue; to drive away; to

push back.

Saj^o a. k. V. t- To joi* 2, to get
So-
to. 3, to undertake; to employ. 4,

to set on fire.
^■R a. k. 1-. t. To stop, arrest; to stun.

71. Stopping.
^■Rlri:) h. ». Dismissal.
^7\ 1. k. X. N. of a tree. 2, a largo

shrub, Clo7-ode7idro7i phlomoides.

;a7\ 2. h. 71. Thuggee; the practice of
a
kidnapping.

3?\ ?jj k. V. t. To make low; to bow,

as the head; to lessen; to appease.

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^AO k. V. i. To be low, depressed; to
A
stoop; to be humble; to decrease;

to bo appeased, etc. n- Low ground;

a declivity; a hole; a valley ; do-
crease ; scarcity. Shd S?j. A dwarf.

-rtcS. A low paddy-field. -rfoj?o. Dear

grain. -Sin^^. Dale and hill. -t3u,

-Z^JS^O. Low ground, -doortj. Ups

and downs.
<^oaQ'^o a- k. ?;. A cool ray. :Sor!arf.

The moon.
^07^ ^0 ko n. Any cold or stale food,

as rice, bread, etc.: also 3oris?^, .
^07\3^ k. «. A cool breeze.
^o?\ k. /I. A younger sister. 2, an

epithet of endearment for a female

younger than one's self.
^OaO k. I', i. To stop; to stay, sojourn.

n. Halt: a day's journey.
^CAO'Ti k. n. A horse's or elephant's

trappings.
^o^eS k. H. The plant Cassia auricu-

lata.
^CS.3^, ^33a?3iO h. H. Investigating;

planning; arranging.
i^oKsi^'do k. n. Tanjore.
;^y s. n- A declivity. 2, a bank or

shore. 3, a field. 4, the sky, horizon.

-^. Standing still; awaiting intently ;

indifferent.
^135^0 k. n. A drop, as of water, e<c.; a

small quantity.
^Uu'.N k. rtrf. In drops. 2, quickly,

suddenly.

i^UaoUj, {fr. csy, -=s^jyo,) k. v. t. To
I eo ^

hammer, v. i. To wander about.

^UrfU k. n. Fraud, trickery, -n^rf. A

deceitful man. liar.
^&7)ccio« (i. e. da3^!oD0:b«) k. v. i. To

pass by or over, as a river, etc. 2,

to pass right through.
^fos'djS. = aWi^fS, q. V.
i^&oi^o s. n. Lightning.

D

^y, a, k. n. Flatness, levelness. 2, a
ei
thin, emaciated fellow.

^M,c3 (= ^y^ rS, q. V.) k. ad. Suddenly,
all at once.

g^ (= ;^a^, g. «.) k. n. A frame-work
of bamboos, plaited palm-leaves or
straw; a tatty. 2, matting.

^yj, 1. k. V. t. To tap; to touch; to
pat; to strike; to clap; to knock; to
drive; to remove, n. A slap or pat;
a blow. 2, (fig.) a blow, as of disease,
danger, etc.; fatigue. 3, the measles.
4, flatness. ->3jjyj,. A jjrreat strait
or dilemma.

gyj 2. k. H. Side; direction.

ei
;^yo 3. h. n. A pony or tattoo.

ei
^yj 4. f. n. Sackcloth.

y

;^S 1. (= 3M,, e<c.) k. n. Flatness. 2, a

y Ej

fiat, lid-like basket. 3, a platter,
plate. 4, a flat, beanless pod.

^K 2. k. n. A bamboo split in two.

w

;^K k. n- A woman's shoe.

^ri (cf. c^::^^, ad) k. n. Check, ob-
stacle. 2, delay. 3, perplexity,
confusion. -riWj,. To stop, as water;
to charm, as snakes, etc. -^. Stopp-
ing, restraining; lasting, wearing
well, as cloth, -^a^o. To impede;
to perplex; to turn the wrong way,
-53Jt>:^j. To delay; to be slow, loiter;
to delude, perplex, -^srtj. Delay to
occur.

^t^S'o k. I', t. To grope for, seek. 3t^
■J-^j. To cause to seek.

!^Zi7\ri k. n. The pulse Vigna catjang.

^t^^k. n. Hindrance. 2, a small cloth
like apron.

^rf^&?jO k. I', t. To grope; to seek.

^:^4 k. V. t. To touch or rub gently.
2, (=:^c^530-^o) to grope. 3, to stop.
11. Delay.

;^ti^ k. n. A time, turn.

;^r^?je;o f. ?i. A water-fall.

;^t^?jO a. k. I', i. To stay, wait. v. t.
(=3a3dj) To stop, hinder, n. Imped-
ing, hindering.

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:^C^3dj

^ti^j k. u. Stop, cessation, v. I. To
stroke.

t^ZoSS'o f. n. Smartness, shrewdness.

^a 1. k. n. A thick staff, cudgel.

^Ci 2. k. /(. A saddle made of woollen
or cotton cloth ; a mattress.

^5 3. k. a. Damp, wet. -Sja. Imper-
fectly moistened, as clay.

®5.4. {lb. of ^ii) n. A bank, shore.

^ci?f (=32^) k. n. A frame of bamboos,
straw or leaves used as a screen,
tatty, etc.

^cirio k. I'. /. To stop; to detain; to
keep off.

^c§ k. ('. i. To delay, lose time; to
loiter; to wait. 2, to last, as cloth,
r. I. To stop; to detain, check; to
endure, bear. n. (= S3, q. v.) An
obstacle, hindrance, impediment; a
charm; delay. "^^^- ~ SSriWo.,
s. 3:3, q. V. -^^- A dam. -eos^j.
To stop; to raise objections.

^C<SWZi02Z7i:> ifr. SF-0) h. r. t. To inquire
after.

SOSiE^O k. n. Glowing coals.

^T^Tio k. n. Coldness, coolness; wetness;
also 3ra^.

^ri k. r. i. To grow cool; to be refresh-
ed; to be calmed or appeased. 2,
to get feeble. {P.p. Srfi^J, SricSo). n.
Shame, modesty. -?^J. To cool, re-
fresh, appease.

^rfe^, ;srf4, ®f^04 k. /(. Coolness,
calmness, appeasement; satiation.

^fS7> <g = 3on-3S?, a. V.

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i^ctS h. n. A quarrel, dispute; trouble,
annoyance. 2, connection; interfer-
ence. -nscJ, -sSji^d. A quarrelsome
man. -5jj?3J. To annoy. -siJtiO. A
troublesome person; also ^SoW ajsO.

;gcr^ k. n. A mass; a multitude; a
crowd; a party. 3ocSj555J3o3. Crowds
upon crowds.

iMoXiTi f. n. Pincers, tongs.

^cS (=:t^oa) k. n. Cold; wetness.
^oT^oe; s. n. Rice cleaned from the

husk.
^c73 k. H. A foot-ornament of women.

^Ct?eC^ f> "• The master of a boat, a

tindal.

<^r© k. n. Coolness, cold, -n, -fS. Cold,
ft)
cool; cooling; refreshing; calm.

^rf p'dj k. n. Cool or cold water. -3^.

To sprinkle cold water.

i^fSTJaJj, efo <S)Ti3 k. n. Cool breeze.
ro fo

^1? ^(^0 k. 71. A cool shade.

^f®o, . = 3os3)5 g. t'.

^ri,n.'£JJ k. n. Assuaged sunshine or
heat.

e;^ s. a. Extended, spread, n. A string-
ed musical instrument.

^S 1. s. n. Extent; a series, range; a
crowd, troop. [season.

gS 2. (lb. of 33*) ;(. A proper time or

^'S'!>,<D s. n. That time; present time.
ad. Directly, immediately.

^©, I r® s. •«. The same moment. ad.
Instantly, forthwith.

^^ "d 1. f. n. Trembling, shuddering.
-njWj., -rljavo,. 3;^ Djoj. To tremble.

^^■d2. (rf=:e3) a. k. Ji. Perplexity, con-
fusion.

^S (=:ia,) k. ». An egg.

sS^^xlJ s. a- Intent upon, wholly devoted
to. -^. Entire devotion.

^^:)^dM s. ?i. The supreme soul. 2, a
class of compounds (g.).

^^j?s'df 3. a. Prior, former.

^^3^1 s. ad. There, thither; therein; then.

^S^Q s.n. The true or real state; reality,
truth; essential nature; the very
essence; a principle; Brahma, -ta .
Knowing the true nature of any-
thing, understanding the principles
of a science. -J3^ ri. Kuowledsre of
the truth. -J3^-?i. A philosopher.
-ss^. Philosophy.

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i^SsQ'rf s. n. Want, lack.

'^^I'dd s. a. The same with it. n. A

word that exists in Kannada as well

as in Samskrita.
^q3? s. ad. So, thus. 2, it is so. ~^^-

May it be so.
J^qio s. a. True, genuine. «. Truth.
J^dS'o k. V. t- To strike, beat. n. Strik-
ing, beating.
^rf^joi^'d s.a. Next to that. ad. Tliere-

upon, then.
^c3£)J. i^rfo k. H. A frame of thorns,

etc., used as a gate in a hedge.
^C3atj£jjn s. rtd. Thence, since then.
^QS'o, ^rfjS'j k. n. The gum olibanum

tree, Boswellia thurifera.
^a?\f© k. !i?i<. So^mds used in beating

time in music.
^ti-R. tb. of ^,>S°odb, q. V.

^O ^ s. 71. That day. 2, the day of

mourning for deceased relations.
^rf'rfjr s. n. That business: that re-

ligion.
(^a ^ s. n. j4n af/?a; <o form nouns, or a

noun formed by it; a derivative

noun (g.).
i^rf/rf s. n. A word corrupted from

Samskrita or any other language.
^cSQ§ s. ad. So, in that manner; also,

likewise.
^^ k. An affix for forming trtie Kannada

words, as: Iu=^dj-, ^O-, *^-, u:^-,

dJ^-, etc.
^fSS' k. prep. Till, until, as far as.
i^ji-CT h. n. Ascertaining; examination.
i^jo'cdo s. n. A son; /". ^fdo3j. A

daughter.
^o) a. k. V. i. To thrive, develop.

P. p. ^Si^J. «. The state of having

thriven, full, developed, matured, etc.

-rtosj. A rich fragrance. -rSwjr.

Juicy sugarcane. -i3ej. Delicious

jaggory. -rf^. Essence, excellent

flavour. -iii$dd^. Great heroism.

-^jsj. Great pleasure or joy. -?3j51o
rtj. Great beauty. -Sorf€. Great
blessing.

^?5ol. s. a. Thin, slender; small; deli-
cate, n. The body. 2, the skin. -23,
-.3^^, -i;)53. A son; f. -ra^i, -:3. -SjOfi
hS^. Body, mind, and property.

^?jO 2. = 3o^, q. i\

^c2 k. n. Pregnancy of beasts.

^o^Xi. tb. of ^0^, q. V.

^oS (tb. of 3oS) M. A string, cord; a
wire, as of a lute. -Wsjs «jj. The
telegraph. -;:dCj<.. A stringed instru-
ment. -3^~53j3Fj. a telegram.

^o^O 1. (= ^oasj) k. Third pers. singl.
impf. of ^ciJ.

^o^J 2. s. «. A thread, string, a fila-
ment; a wire. -=^^^. Weaving, spin-
ninff. -SW. Cotton cloth. -J3^ci„. Any
stringed instrument. -wsxij, A

weaver; a spider; a loom. -2i;3dJ»3.
A thread Brahmaua.

^o^^ 3. tb. of ^0 3,, g. V. -n^rf. A
cunning man.

^o^i s. n. A thread. 2, a loom; ves-
ture. 3, a system; ritual. 4, an
established doctrine. 5, magical and
mystic formularies. 6, a charm. 7,
a design; cunning, trick, intrigue,
plot. 8, a curse; plotting. -n^iS.
(= :^o^jn^rf) A cunning, crafty man.
-Zoo:3j s3J33j. To contaminate, adul-
terate.

(^oSj s. n. = ^0^. 2, a pujari. -Tid.
To use an expedient.

;^oCj6 a. k. n. Water-drops, spray.

;^orfj. P. p. of ^tfJ, q. V.

^o£ k. n. Fatlier. -rt ^od. A paternal
grandfather. -3^o5j. Father and
mother. -33oajr!s?j, Parents. -si»a.
Relationship by father's side.

^oQj s. Ji. Fatigue; sleepiness; exhaus-
tion.

^jiv k. pro. Gen. of s^foJ, q. v.; dat.
^t^^; ace. ^r^^ij; abl. :Sa ocS.

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^^i^ k. 2nd pers. pi. imp. of ^i-J-

^^ z^n s. ad. Meanwhile.

!^33 s. n. Heat; burning. 2, the hot
season. 3, austerity, penance. 4,
a demon. -rtoiiJ,. To perform a
penance, -ri. Heating, burning; the
sun; mental distress. SvSji'lz^^. Rich
in penance; ascetic, pious; an as-
cetic, devotee. cS^Sj'S^djs^tf. One of
the seven Hindu worlds inhabited by
devotees.

is3j^,c2 k. ad. All at once.

c

eSjK f- n. A tambourine beaten with
sticks.

^Sj'CDSOO h. n. A slap on the check.

iSsieS f. H. A round metallic cooking
vessel. [tiou.

^3i§>e£J0li. «. Details, minute descrip-

ori'5' -do®, eSj^' -d??, e^;^ odor (/"r. 3*j)
s. «. The practice of penance.

^Z^, ;^jj?j0' if): 3^) s. «. Heat. 2,
austerity, penance.

eSi^Jl., ^Ti^l (tb. of ^SjAiJ ?i. An as-
cetic, religious mendicant; f. -S).

S3j^2, f. n. The wild maugosteen, Vios-
pyros embryopteris ; also -?^:S. 2, the
plant Caesalpinia bonducella.

^ZJX)t)0. = ysJ'seJJ, q. V.

^h^ s. a. Heated, burnt.

Sbtio s. I', i. To be hot; to burn; to

suffer pain.

^ti s. a. Heated, burnt, afflicted.
_o

^^i>. = c^rfjs:, 3Sjr, Pres. j-eL |)a>'<. of

c^dj.

°;i'

5. = :^5ie3, q. v.

(^3rfvc3 k. ad. Quickly, all at once.
^t..Q, ^t.^d k. n. The level ground
on the top of a mountain; table-land.

fyJsTi, = dSjAjfSS, q. V.

;^?-\?jO k. r. /. To cause to miss or pass
by; to let slip; to avert; to evade;
to avoid; to escape, etc.

^^\ k. V. i. To make a false step; to
slip; to mistake or blunder; to be
missed or lost; to fail; to disappear;
to miss. n. Slipping, erring. 2, a
slip, error, mistake, blunder; an
impropriety; a fault, misdemeanour.
3s a. A false step. -Ui>j =#-■?'=? j.. To
acknowledge one's fault. -^5Trf'#. A
gift to make amends for a misdeed.
-^ej?i. A misdeed. -^ ^o^io, -jSoSj.^Co.
-^cosij. To overlook a fault, -rioiio.
A wrong knot or connection. -s:'30.
A wrong road. -:2$S?J. A mistake to
occur. -3jti3J. To make a mistake.
-Srfj. To correct a mistake. -K^
tp^. To charge (a man) with a fault.
-coa. To find fault with. -^'d. =
3Sa. -mJtOx^. To accuse (one) of
a fault, -d. Erring, missing. 3»b
^JS^rio. To be lost, as an employ-
ment; to go astray.

i^^B^^O li. u. Difference; deviation,
variance, as of accounts; failure;
shortcoming.

^eOtJ', igaog'o h. 71. A plate for betel-
leaf, etc.

5^2065. = :^Sii, q. v.

^200^0 h. «. A packet of papers. 2,
a string which binds a packet.

^sSftxiO^O h. «. Constitution; disposi-
tion.

isc3?e5 h. n. A stable.

1^80, 0;cb k. V. t. To be overcome by
terror, grief, etc; to be amazed. 2,
to slip, stumble.

^20 e?. = ^t-^O, q. t'. -^J5^o. An orphan,
child. -^OS. "Vile action. -53J?iJsS,,
A vile man.

ScSaiO k. n. Bewilderment, maze.

^83 eD (= :Sjo,€) k. «. A child's bereave-
ment of its mother or parents. 2, a
wretched, mean or inferior person or
thing.

^200 k. V. t. To embrace. 2. to clasp
in the arms, as a quantity of wood,

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etc. n. An embrace. -^joj^. An

armful of grass. ^A^o. To cause to

embrace or clasp,
^s!) ?«3 h. )i. Exchange, transfer;

arrangement
^^0 s. a/f. of snperl. Most.

^Ti^OT^ k. pro. (dat. of sss^) To them.

^^o^j, ;^rfo:^j . ^^j, ujO k. pj'o. Theirs;

' — d' o

yours (honorif.J.

i^oi3?ij33'0 h. n. A note of hand, bond.

^"^^TiJl (tb. of :^5io;^) n. Darkness,
gloom. 2, mental darkness; sin;
ignorance. 3, Eahu. fentirely.

^rfresi'oo h. n. The whole, ad. Wholly,

i^oSra^ h. 71. A farce; tricks of con-
jurers; sport, fun; a pantomime.
-Htid. A showman, buffoon.

^So^ K. n. The Tamil language; Tamil.

^c^ (=^£c!0) k. )i. Coolness, coldness;
wetness; a cooling, gratifying or re-
freshing quality or thing. a. Cool.
ad. Coolly. -siJScSj, :^oh:^o. To cool:
to extinguish, as fire or a light.
-T\5^. A cool wind. ^OiLoS sSjO. A
shady tree.

^oSOS 3iDe3 k. n. A shrub with long
thorns and fragrant yellow flowers,
Acacia ehurnea.

®o80^ (s? = C3). = ;S<2o°T?, q. V.

^o£3S'5^, ^oZ5^^^ li. H- Tobacco.

^oeS h. n. Chastisement, beating.

^oeS/^. = lio'&f^, q. r.

^o83yo, k. n. The flour of fried rice
mixed with milk or water, jaggory,
etc.

^cZ:)^ h. n. A tent.

^oeOoO. tb. of 3^oWJ30, q. V.

^oZd^V k. n. Yegetables ground with
cocoanut scrapings, mixed with curds,
salted and seasoned to taste.

^oaOjaTJ h. n. A kind of guitar with
three to five strings; also ^OWJSO.

^^J, 1. k. pro. (gen. of 3ei4) Their; your
a
{honorif.). -cSo. Theirs; yours. Ace.

:Soij, ?io, ; instr. ;^<0j, orfi loc. c^sSj.O.

^^J. 2. k. n. A younger brother; also
c
a word of endearment ; pi. ;3i3a on,Oo,

isaj^oadj. [^rine.

txid, 13 (= ^s$^, (T. V.) k. M. A tambou-
o

i^^O. ^ k. ?i. An attendant on an idol.

6

^^J. k. w. The lobe of the ear or
6
gristle of the nose. -f\:i. A cultivat-
ed pulse, Dolichos lablab.

i^cdjij'd, ^odjsdo h. ft. Prepared, made
ready, waiting to do, etc. ;^odJ30.
Readiness, preparation. -Sjsc^j,

^odjaO^^o. To make ready, prepare.

gd 1. (= Sdflo, ^03) h, n. Kind, manner,
fashion; rank, class; sort; succes-
sion; order; equality. 2, a layer,
stratum; a heap. -T\h. Classification;
sort, kind; condition; grade, class.
-nDrf. A bricklayer, -^tf. rep. Va-
rieties. ■T?'?*-. Low rank, inferior
sort. 53j?C*-. High rank, good sort.

^d2. k. An imitative sound. -rtjWj^.
To tremble. -^^ = :Sci3rf.

i^rJS. s. aff. of comp. degree. More; as:
659^-, ^ol)-, ej^j-, etc.

^"d4. s. M. Passing, crossing; also -ts.

^r!^£)J (=3d^j, ;^rf?iJ 2) k. ?i. Rough,
ness, unsmoothness, unevenness; as:
-*oio«?, -'s's-'J,) -fSw, -53j^, etc.

i^rissS h. n. Esculent vegetables.

i^TJS^o. = ^ciB'ajj, fjf. V.

^^A °J k. ?«. Cassia tora; cf. ^rtz^.

gTJAO 1. (=^rio) k. n. Diminishing;
wastage. 2, customary deduction;
brokerage, commission. :^dfifiorSa.
A broker's shop.

^Ti7\d2. (i5=e3) k. M. That which is
dried: dry or dead leaves said to be
eaten by ascetics. ^diieS. A dry leaf.

^Tio A s. n. A wave, billow, surge, ^^o
Tici. A river.

i^tiW, ^TJUo a. k. ». Baldness. -cis3, -Soo
:«. A bald head.

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^TJr® s. a. Crossing over. 30rl. A
float, boat; the sun; the plant Aloe
perfoliala ; a kind of rose.

^d^^, -N. k- ad. Tremblingly; quak-
ingly. -?i:^ortJ. To tremble, quake.

^rfcSjtilij h.. n. Getting ready; improv-
ing; effort, labour, exertion.

^TJs^ k. n. An inferior stone like a
diamond; also 3ti^.

^rf^ h. n- Side, direction; party; a
division of a district.

^T^eOj (= ^rfjWJ. ci = i3) k. f. i. To stay,
stop.

©titS?:^ h.. 71. Education, training.

STJSJ s. a. Moving to and fro, unsteady,
fickle. 2, liquid. 3, sparkling. n.
A' child, infant. 2, the central gem
of a necklace. -^, -^. Unsteadiness.
:^d«3. Rice-gruel.

s^sa-rf, ^dsaO (= 35j^-3d) f. ?i. A
sword, scyraitar.

©■d?j s. ?!. Meat, flesh.

^xi7j:i 1. = :^0;^j, q. v.

^TJrio 2. (= lixi^zjj) k. M. A field
lying waste or fallow.

gdS;. = ^i 1, q. V.

^TJ^d k. n. The exercise of patience,
forbearjince ; also ^SSoO^. ;^3co0
?iJ. To be patient; to bear patiently.

^rji$. = 3Co, q. V.

^d^O k. ■«. A ripe dried fruit, as a

cocoanut.
;^'ds?(S=a) h. n. A useless business.

-sSj^j^S,. a sood-for-nothing man.

-SjsSj. a useless word.
1^03 (= ^rf 1). -3d. rep. Various kinds

or ways; differences of rank. -^'■?.

Various kinds.
^cti^oS (lb. of :^^a7)-:^^0) n. Speed,

haste.
^TjDSjO (= 3^^J) h. ». A balance, scales.
^5l. (= ^cJ^oj) k. w. Roughness; grit.

:^0 2. (0=i3') k. r. <. To strip or cut
off the leaves from a bough, etc.,

to pluck: to cut. V. i. To be chafed

or grazed. -?jJ. To cause to cut.

^8?jj s. r. /. To cross over ; to float,
swim.

«t:^0 1. k. ('■ I. To bring; to give. P. p.
SocSo; neut. sing, past Soft^j, 3o3j.
imper. 2nd. pars, siyig. ss; pi. 3^,
30j. 30j:j. To cause to lead or
bring, -35?. Bringing home, as a
girl for marriage. -!S=#. Bringing,
fetching.

edo 2. (tJj==)j) a. k. r. i. To join;
to approach; to engage in. n. The
state of being joined, fit. or settled.
-^3901), q. v.

^do 3. s n. A tree. -^ol3. A squirrel.
-d;3dr*. The foot of a tree.

LOOP'S 1. s. a. Toung, tender, juvenile;
fresh, lively, n. A young man; a boy;
f. ^cJjrS. -3, -3. Tenderness, youth,
juvenility.

^■dor© 2. (!Jj= SJ) k. n. Fit or proper
time.

^dJ^i. = 30^, q. V.

^doSOO. = jrfwj, g. V.

^cJonacxJo (/*-. 3rfj 2, g. r.) k. ad.
Afterwards, subsequently.

^3^r s. ?i. Supposition, conjecture. 2,
reasoning, speculation. 3, delibera-
tion; dispute, discussion. 4. doubt.
5, logic. 6, wish. 7, motive. -^, 3
•s-"?*. A logician, disputant, reasoner.
-^Tsd. Disputation. -<od,, -s?^. The
science of logic. ;^3-~^j. To reason;
to speculate, dispute.

^3i?"jj s. n. Threatening, pointing at
in ridicule; putting to shame; wrath.
^^rS). The forefinger. 3ijrSj. To
threaten.

^^iOF'Soh. H. A translation; an abstract.

^Sj^C© s. ?i. Satisfying, pleasing; satis-
faction ; an oblation to the manes or
gods; a libation. :ihr7ij. To please,
satisfy; to offer an oblation to the
manes or gods.

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^e3r {=3:i4) k. n. Idle talk,
i^^f, ^^"P3 s. J(. Thirst ; desire.
;^e; 1. (= ;S°^) s. /I. A level surface. 2,
the palm of the hand. 3, depth; the
lower part, base; a pit, pond; the
ground. 4, the palmyra tree. 5,
cause, origin, motive. c^s^aSej. One
of the seven divisions of hell.
:^(V2.= ?-ti I, etc., q.v. -cS03o:Sd (= 3o-
3eJ-Sfo3rf). Generations upon genera-
tions. 3C5o3rf. A generation.
^©^ k. t'- i- To reach, come to hand;
to arrive. ^^^hKj. To cause to

reach, etc.
;ge;20j h. n. Pay, wages; a summons.
^V^T)Ti (=3ti^3rf) f. n. A sword.
^<ysD. = S°T?J33d. q. V.
^ei34 ^- "• -^ tank.

^e;s?jJ li. M. Search, quest. -53J3:^J.
To make inquiry into; to get, obtain.
Sd k. n. The head; a generation; that
which is uppermost or principal.
-^^J,. A head-tie; the head or top-
dash of a letter; an adjoining field.
-=#s?nj, -'i'-PA. The head downvvards;
topsyturvy. -^^jsW 53j30. A brawler.
-ria. To behead. -n^cdbj. To pro-
tect, -howo. A pillow. -;i33oJ {~r\a).
To decapitate. -T^^tij. To rise to the
bead, to affect it, as poison. -r1j33o.
To risk one's life in. -Ajzoioo.. To
decapitate, -rijsoij. A murderer; a
ruffian; a cheat. -SdjrSj. To become
giddy. -3J3rtj. To nod; a nod. -So
Zoj. = -AoWJ. -i3j3?rfj. To spring up,
appear, -njsjxjjj, -^a. The head to
ache. -FjJS^s^, -Aj^o. The headache.
-5ji3,. A piece of wood over a door.
-SWo,. An application for headache.
-Keinuj. The entrance door. -Wjrfjd.
The skull. -^ejrto. The ridge-pole.
-i3?c3.= 3e3c3j3?5S. -i3»=3d. Tiresome-
ness. -■!^JS^^:=ij. To shave the head.
-t3j3;s?A)=fj3VJ<, -SjsaAj^v'aVJ . To get

the head shaved, -cdj sSj^d ^jscSj,.
To trouble; to be forward, -odj dj^d
cSjt)3j T?J3°vJj. To take upon one's self.
-odj^iSd. A chief, headman, -cdjsrfj.
A kind of yoke for cattle, -^j:^^. To
rise from a poor condition. -^Sjs^^J.
The skull. -Uj^n^o. To bend the
head, obey. -:33riJ. The head to bend.
-2!j3e3. = -fSjs^o^. -3oot3j. a ridge tile.
-Soa. To affect the head, as a strong
smell, etc. -^-S?^. A very dissolute
man. -coxd. A load carried upon

[story.

the head.

^(t)^ s.n. A bed; a couch. 2, an upper

^e; r»3 eC; ^ k. n. Agitation; alarm;

i<o in

fear; grief, e/c. 32j^rfiSj. To be

agitated, alarmed; to be anxious

about,
i^d s. pro. Of thee, thine, thy.
^Ti"^ s. n. Love; desire; eagerness;

haste, hurry. ;^33-jXj. To be eager;

to hasten.
^d^?rj {tb. of Sj^^** ?d) n. Manna of

bamboo. 2, an extract from wheat,

etc.
^rfUo (= 35^Wj) k. V. t. To sift pounded

grain, etc., on a bamboo fan.
^^t^J, ^4)<i^ k- n. Bran.
g^TJ, i^S^I^ol. f. n. Tin.
^^TJo2. k. ?i. The house of a woman's

own people; also -SjfS.
^n^OSO h. »i. A fine; ill-luck, great

trouble. 2, detention.
;^;;J a. k. t'. t. To decrease; to waste

away; to perish, v. t. To diminish.

n. Decrease; rain. S^I^jO. To cause

to decrease; to destroy.
■■g^Uo. — 3SMj, f/. y.
^^^'hxi k. n. The gooseberry bush, the

red myrtle, lihodomyrtus tomentosa-
;^^ 1.= Si^, 5. V.
;^5 2. a. k. ad. Abundantly, wholly,

further.
^5 3. h. ru A metal lid of cooking-
vessels.

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^n^^
^^i^--

^?j^(2;o, o?j^0 f. n. Cheating, trickery.

o?jD?3'o ( = 3Ai ?*:) h. ?!. A fixed allow-
ance paid by government to a pa-
goda, mosque, etc., in lieu of assumed
lands.

i^;t'83o'dJ h. n. A picture. \-i^ A

. /(. A thief, robber; theft; f.
- 3X^ejj, q. V.

^^e?ro. = 3^a?*0, q. V. ^^^^^

^rfi h. 71. A metal ■water-vessel; an

S5o 1. a. k. /id. pres. part- of 3tfo.

^00 2. li, «. Peace; agreement of opinion.

-cSssSj. A written treaty, agreement.

^So'&eS'o h. a. Correct, true. ,

^ [ness.

^^i^^ k. n. Anxiety; distress; eager-

^5oAj?2^J (= S'sAi^OJ) h. n. Collection
of the revenue. -Ctirf. A Tahsildar, a
native collector, the head of a talook.

^^ (= 3ti 1, q. V.) s. n. The bottom,
eic; the hand. -^ejj. The lowest
step, as of a ladder. o«r?O^J. To
dry what is at the bottom; to rest
the feet after much walking.

<^S?'5'o k. n. Shine, glitter, flash. 2,
coquetry. 3, = 3^,. -j3i;=to. To tie
two beasts together.

^^^^ k. n. Brightness, gleam, glitter.
-rtjWjj, 3s*3s??iJ. To glitter, flash,
shine.

^^3i, ^^si) k. n. Splendour, lustre,
shine; a dye to colour the hair.

^"Siijas;*, ;^^^^ k. M. Agitation, alarm,
fear, -rtoWj., 3v*Sjs??:o. To be agitat-
ed, alarmed.

^^5 a. k. r. i. To move; to totter; to
set out, depart, n. Moving; tottering.

^^■rfd, is«?S3:J (lb. of Ji o^iiC!) n. A
watchman, beadle. -?J w°V). A climb-
ing herb, Vilis setosa.

3^5cO, evaa f. n. The foundation of
a building.

^'b']. k. r. <. To strew, sprinkle, n.
Strewing, sprinkling. 3s??Jo. To cause
to sprinkle.

^V 2. k. V. i- To shoot, sprout. 2, to-

unfold; to appear, n. A race, family;

a stock or breed.
e^3. k 71, A fence; an asylum; a

choultry for travellers.
^^4. (^:=C:-') k. n. A clog, cudgel; a

palisade.
^'^'R f. n. A metal plate turned up at

the rim.
i^'^^J a- k. V. i. To sprout, put forth

leaves. )i. A young shoot, sprout.

3s?nijri3. a bud-like lip. 3^;3j3-e

tira. A festoon of young leaves.

Se.'jSrc^j. To put forth shoots. -3s?

Sr?3. A bed of tender leaves
^^?3o ((/. s. 3s? 1) k. V. t. To pound,

beat.
^^OAO (=:3orSc) k. V. i. To stay, halt.
^%"*0^(= 3:^4) a. k. i'. i. To stay, delay;

to be slow; to be bewildered, n. Stop,

delay.
t^ 1. a. k. f. /. To hold; to bear; to

carry, support; to obtain, get. n. A

tie, halter, fetters.
;^s? 2. («?=C05) k. n. A parasol, an

umbrella.
^^J, k. r. t. To smear the body with

an imguent. n. Anointing; lustre.

i^VO («^o= Kj). = 3r(o . n. v.
/^ ^ r\ tx IX ^

^^ c^ a. k. n. Embarrassment, fear,

V

i^^ k. n. Connexion; association, com-
pany; intimacy. 2, raising quarrels;
slander, calumny. -sSjs^cS. A sland-
erer. -SjsSj. To calumniate. -SSiJr,
An anonymous petition.

;^s?o (= ^^-5) k. r. t. To push, shove
away, thrust, drive; to dismiss, reject.
n- Pushing, etc.; dismissal; also -S^S,

3^a.

30], SaO. = 33i^0, (/. t\

so 2. k. 2nd J3<'rs. sing. imp. of 3rfj.

Bring.
SD^^^o h. «. Power, strength.

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SC'&ea, ©S'S'erfj h. «. injunction, direc-
tion. 2, a letter from a superior to
a subordinate government officer.

SDS^O (= S'srij) k. V. i. To join, touch.
0. t. To come in contact with, to hit,
strike or dash against; to collide
with; to attack, n. Touching, hit-
ting. -^JS^'S^o. "Wear and tear. 3e)^
?oJ. To make touch, etc.

'ST)^:>'^, = 3=)rtos?, q. V.

^^7^Qsi^§> b. prep. Until; up to.

©SAO. = SB'S'J, q. V.

©3ao5 a. k. /I. An ambush, lurking
place.

SDAO'^ (— 3s'5'0t?) a. k. n. Ardour,
passion; formidableness.

S33jSj SS^? h. a. Fresh; green; new.
-B^odo*. A fresh para; a postscript.

3523?rfoo h. n. Treating with ceremony
and respect.

§sy li. 11. A dining plate. 2, stiffness,
tightness; pride; also ssU. -f\^ . A
quarrelsome, wicked woman.

SDU'S-, S3135 s. n. A female fiend; a
vixen; a hideous woman. -^^. A
wicked, quarrelsome disposition.

SBUj l.k. y. <. To strike against, touch,
come in contact with. 2, to strike.
n. Striking against, etc. -Sojsa. To
knock one against another.

SsUj 2. f. n. The sloping frame of a |
roof.

eSU0 3. = 35 W, q. V.

^^kio 4. h. n. Pomp; show. -nsti. A
showy man. -Sj3::^o. To make fine.

^7)7i^ s. n. Beating, striking. 39a?iJ"
To beat.

SSf^. tb. of ?;gjN, q. t\

SDCcItS s. 71. A wild dance, esp. of the
god Siva.

Sscrfsss? k. «. Cast iron; also ^o:Sj3^"^.

gs;g (=;So:5) s. /i. A father. 2, a
grand-father.

S;)eS^js!^o k. a. Full of holes.

SbS. = 3s)0!)jS, (JI. v.

ssss,e!3'5^ (fr. ^3^ej) s. «•• Contempo-
rary, instantly appearing; immediate.

gsavCdOr" s. n. Aim, object, purpose,
intent. 2, meaning, purport, drift.
3, explanation.

^ti'S^lp f. n. Slight, disrespect, contempt.

aSSvE^ s. ad. Such like, such a one.

3S?^ s. a. Drawn, stretched, n. Ex-
panse; a thread; a tone; the key-note
in music.

SDfjO 1. k. pj'o. He, she, it, in the
reflexice or reciprocal sense, pi. 3D5$,
3=)c3=)^. Of himself, etc, voluntarily.

■33^02. h. n. A web or piece of cloth.

^ScSj'S^ s. a. Relating to tantras. n. A
man versed in any science or system;
a scholar.

SSX!s. vj. Heat; torment; distress, -^,ti.
A burning fever. -3^01:. The three
sorts of affliction, i. e. udhidaivika,
adhibhautika and adhyatmika.

33ojSS;*o k. n. A bar, bolt.

S3b s. a. Oppressed by heat. -^, Heat-
ed, distressed, pained.

sslbrdo s.v.i. To be hot; to burn; to
suffer pain. v. t. To warn, admonish.

33J^ k. n. A pimp's house.

SS33 li. n. A set of dancing girls and
musicians.

3533? b. n. A kind of silk cloth.

g320j3£0 h. n. A bier carried about at
the Moharam by Muhammadans.

gsaS h. n. Dependance; charge, -cstid.
A dependant.

S3e3sao (= 3t)oi3?ejJ) k. n. A turtle.

SS^OtS ( = 333i3) a. k. n. A lotus. 2,
the ring-worm.

SS^ri (/"»•. 3j3o?3*) s. a. Of darkness,
w. Slothfulness, slowness; darkness.
2, a villain. -rrsrf. A sloth, slug-
gard. 3e)oiJA). Night; a vicious man.

®ScS32f*S f. n. A metal dish.

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SSoeOjse; (=3oijj4j) s. n. a betel-leaf

roll with its ingredients: betelnut,

spices and lime. 2, the areca-nut
saosSee^o. ^ 3^"^?tjj, q. c.
St)'rfjj s. u. Copper. a. C ppery red.

-^3^. Oxide of copper. -^M'^. A

coppersmith. -:3r(3j. Sheet-copper.

-St'Sr. N. of a river or a town. -53-)0

sQ. A European.
S803J k, n. Mother. -3od. Mother

and fatlier; pi. -Sodrt^j. Parents.
SSOSjS f. n. A small box or tube

containing an amulet and worn on

any part of the body.
535 k. I', t. The base for the neg. of

30*; as ararf. (He) won't bring.

S'sdd. Not brought, etc.
SBTJ 1. f. n. A copper coin of 2 kasu.
SBrJ 2. s. a. Crossing, floating. 2, high,

as a note in music. 3, clear; white;

good, excellent, n. The ether, sky.

2, a mountain. 3. a star. 4, the

pupil of the eye. 35D!>:oa;. The

influence of stars. 35D3»3jo3t). The

starry region, zodiac; a large well;

a kind of fire-work.
5D"d3. h. 11. Tare (in trade). -S^a.

Fraud, deceit. -3*ar<. A deceiver.
S3TJ5^ s. n. One who helps another

through a difficulty; a protector.

2, a star. 3, daitya; also 33d5'3J;jrf.
SBTJO® s. n. One that enables to cross;

crossing. '2, the 18th year of the

cycle.
33Tii^siO(i (/">•. ^rf more, and ^Sj most)

s. n. Gradation; discrimination.
SarJcdoo/, 33'darijf. r. «. To sing in so-
prano; to exorcise the voice before

singing.
sstj,^ h. n. Work done with bricks and

gare.
eroB. = 3^(3 2, q. v.

BbSoSDO, 33&ecJ h. n. A date.

3sQe^ h. H. Praise, applause. 2, fun.

satio (oJ=e3J) k. «. t". To become dry;

to wither, wane. n. Dryness- 2, a

bunch of areca-nuts. -rid. A double

door. -Sj5:Jj. Disorder, confusion.
3?rJjron s. n. Youth, youthfulness.
SaT3l.= 3DC(2, q. f. 2, Vali's wife. 3,

Brihaspati's wife.
3Z>t3 2. (!3=e32) k. n. A large timber

tree, the Beleric myrobalan.
satfri? s. n. Personal observation. 2,

demonstration.
aa-o-rg^ (/■)•. :i'g-) s. h. A sophist; a

disputant.
gac) 1. (^S?-!?) s. )i. Clapping the hands.

2, beating time in music; musical

time. 3, a cymbal. 4, a short span,

the palm of the hand.
ga^ 2. (=3310 3, 33°^ 2) s. n. The

palmyra tree, Borassus flabelliformis.

-S^. A palmyra leaf. -Sj^jJ. Toddy.
BScJsio (fr. 33«jj). s. a. Palatal. 33ej

^■J^cJ. A palatal letter.
saeSl. ( = 3^e?3) ij. „. A golden neck-
ornament, as a marriage-badge.
sas3 2. (<b. of ?3^£) >;. A kind of metal

vessel.
SaeSs. (= 35°^2) s. «. The talipot or

fan-palm, Corypha taliera. -, = 3^o 2,
5ae3e;:^00 h. )i. Gymnastic instruction;

a gymnasium; also -233c5.
ga(yj s. n. The palate.

Sae^js'S'o h. n. A talook, division of a

district.
Sa^rf k. n. A necklace of lotus beads.
SarfiS (=3^Sj3. <5. o/' 33S3jLi:<) H. The

lotus. Cpds.: ejans53d, ■^oSj-, fSo-,

z5^-, J^y^-, SiJCf-, eic. -*oinS. Brahma.

-ntS. The bulbous root of a lotus.

-r5ra. Vishnu. -sSors. A lotus seed

often used as a bead.
S341. k. pro. (pi. of 33?Sj) Thoy. 2)

you (honorif.).
35^2. (=^34, q. V.) k. )i. A place,

etc.
SaiJ3. h. /(. A sheet of paper.

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©a.?}?£)0. = ^aSAj^ejj, q. v.

33?jO h. n. An hour. -°-oa, -tJ-eOXj. To
strike the liour. -Sjjs^J^. An hour's
time.

S3;6 f. n. A flat drum. -Cis. A drum-
mer.

S3^. = ssej 1, No. 2; e<c., q. v. -ri-S. A
mode of beating time in music. -H^ti.
A time-keeper in a musical per-
formance.

SS^rf k. n. Boiled and seasoned vege-
tables.

go^ 1. k. n. A pile of dried cakes of
cowdung.

©S'§"2. (lb. of 3-30 2) n. The palmyra
tree, Borassus flabelliformis.

&S^3.~3-3€) 1, q. V.

S3^^. = 3«)^s3j, q. V.

SS'^^0 k. n. Patient endurance; pati-
ence; forbearance; also 35»?,.
e

SB^siO k. ■«. t. To season food. 2, to

temper, sharpen.
SD^o 1. k. r. t. To hold; to take, get;

undergo. v. i. To suffer patiently,

endure; to wait; to wear well; to

bear with. P. p. Si)"^, 3?s?j . =^^3^^-.

To get angry; to suppress anger; to

pardon.
Sa^O 2. ("-?o= C3j) k. n. The bar or bolt

of a door. 2, a corn-stalk. 3, the

bottom.
SD^O^O. = S^^Sjj, q. V.
SD^ 1. f. n. Tallying, agreement, as

of accounts, etc. -fSjs^cSo, -ssifj. To

compare together. -ii?^J. To agree

with, tally.
®»S? 2. = 33ej 2, q. V. -Sjc!. = 35S? 2.

-o3j3?e5, -^?ej, -s^od. A hollow coil

of palm leaf worn by married women

into the lobe of their ears.
§SS?3. («? = C0') k. n. The fragrant

screwpine, Pandamis odoralissimus,

S3^, . = 3tis?dj, etc., q. V.
6

SDSr^O (f>-. 3D?J2) k. n. The bottom
of a tree or hill.

■SSci, ■S^,c3 f. ». A mason's level; an

instrument used in spinning thread.
§>^,<ti:> k. n. Confused mind (cf. a?^eJO).

2, stuttering, stammering. .S^CtifeJ.

Confused behaviour. -S^Cl5/^ dJSSt)

cSj. To stutter.
Ss'o, k. II. <. To rub, scour; to wipe.

2, to treat harshly, annoy. lif^fM,

S=ffs, U. Rubbing, scouring; annoying.
■§5^ s. a. Sharp: bitter, n. Pungency;

bitterness. -^. Bitter; the plant

Trichosanthes dioeca.
^aWj, >§7\B, SacSj, SAorfok. ?t. Rind,

bark.
SaS h. n. Fraud. -il<-ia. dp/.
■§AoS (lb. of ^^^) M. Indian jalap.

-W2^. Its creeper, Ipomoea turpelhum.
Sa^, SaOS;^ k. n. A Tamil man, esp.

an emigrant; f. -h^ , ^r\^&.
SaoB k. ?i. A potter's wheel.
Baoj^O {cf. •^^•Jl) a. k. I', t. To rub; to

annoy, n. An unguent, perfume.
©AS T^jJA^i k. ad. In a very rou£rh

A A J s

manner.
■§07x^0 k. M. The moon ; a month.
^or!s?533. A kind of avare bearing
every month. -t3°^tfj. Moonlight.

ekio, k. n. Rising ground, hillock. 2,

eJ SSI J

abuse, v. t. To abuse, scold.
•SP'5'^0, Sf^BJ^'o k. f. «'. To strain. 2,

to undergo trouble. v. t. To press,

to make violent efforts.
Sc&k w. Food. 2, itch. -=#j3^d, -K3*,

-mJi^'^, -cojj?^. A glutton; f. -nua.

-'S3J, -o3e)^o. To set food before one.
sP© a. k. »i. Thickness; greatness;

weight; excess.
SS^, s. w. Forbearance, patience,

resignation.
§S^(=S3. /&. of m^^) n. A leather

bag. 2, bellows.
i>§> & s. ?i. The francoline partridge.
§5- s. ?(. A lunar day. 2. an annual

ceremony performed by Brahmanas

for their deceased ancestors.

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Sa C= S,^. tb. of CS^S) ?!. A pair of
bellows, -enjscij. To blow bellows.

SeSo k. V. I. To make straiglit; to cor-
rect, rectifj', mend; to improve; to
reform; to train; to break. 2, to
settle a debt. n. Correction, etc. -^&,
-CTitJ, -5J!)yj. A corrected state,
improvement. ^Ss rf. Corrected ; train-
ed. as: -'S'jEJjd, -oit^j, -vSjfS. AS ?co.
To cause to correct, train, etc.

§^?j, §i^7j3 1, 3?):^ k. n. Food. -rU^.
A glutton. j

■§?i;rfj 2. k. n. Irritation in the skin, \
itching; the itch; irritability.

3?iri0 3, 'B^^J2, Sc^N^O (cA .SfiJ^) k.
V. t. To make eat, feed.

SjjO. = •^?iJj_, q. V. P. p. -lorfj.

BoBsi k. ?i. A crowd, multitude; a
row. -^J. To be crowded.

aos:;o. P. ^(. of '^nJ^-

Sf3tKS? k. ?i. A glutton, gourmand.

Bcio^ k. V. t. To eat, as things requiring
biting. 2, to suffer or undergo, as
blows, etc. 3, to take, as bribes.
P. p. Sorfj; part. neg. ■Sf^tS; rel.
part. ^ci^S, .Sod, So'lo; 5»yZ pers.
newi. sing. imp. .So^j.

Sjj^ s3 k. n. Piper longum.

SA (— S^J,, q. V.) k. »j. A heap, hil-
lock; a pile; a dung-hill- -=5^jri!,
-sS^,. A dunsr-hole.

S20^ ( — h^^'-?^) k. n. Understanding,
knowledge; sense.

§83 b.. n. A manner of stitching.

§203, k. n. The string of a bow.

3^0Ti, S^^O'rfo, S~jOJ^^0 k. n. Irritation

in the skin, itching.
3aol. = ^^,9.r. ^g^^

Sd.)2, QS.io7\£' s. ?(. A large fabulous
^^■i s. w. Darkness; dimness of the

eyes. 2, ignorance. 3, sorrow. 4,

Rahu. -05y), -53^0. The sun.
S^TJJ k. V. t. To rub and clean the

skin.

3o20j (=S?iJ^, q. V.) k. /« </ie pres. and
fut.,, as: .Soioj^:3, So'.3^?r?, etc
-^'i. Eating.

^Xi=&. = .Sdj*, q. r.

§,::jy(^ (=Srijridi, .^djrSjrf) k. n. Turn-
ing; a wheel for raising water; a
■windlass, roller; a screw.

©■drii&TjO s. V. t. To put aside, disre-
spect, disdain, scorn.

STiji^.Ti s. H. Setting aside; disregard,
disdain, reproach, abuse.

IS'd^j (=.SOj«?j, .3V<uj, q. ti.) k. »(. Pith,
core; pulp; kernel; essence.

Sb 'k.v.i. To turn round; to wander
about. 2 to beo- alms. .SOcSJCaj,
.SOcSjocOJ. To live by alms.

S5?\ k. ad. Again, once more. hO-.
Again and again.

^m^7i:) (-sSrfAXj) k. ;•• t. To turn; to
twist.

©Qao ( = 3:ijr!o, g. r.) k. r. ;. To go
round; to turn; to roll; to go back;
to change or shift, as the wind; to
cease, as a disease; to wander or
ramble about. .SOrStiW. "Wandering
about; also SOa^iz^j^^. .aOn^So. To
■walk or wander about. ^Of\'Sjt<^j..
To turn round. ^Or\ tAjrfj. To return.
^Qr\ &^'^J. To turn round and fall
upon, to affront; to revolt. ^Oh »SJ3 '
s^zio. To contradict.

SBsio k. V. I. To twist, as a string, etc.,
to wring off, as the neck of a bird.

Stjj 1. k. vi. Turning; a bow-string. 2,
(=:^rf5J, etc.) begging. -i3jj?t. A
beggar; a mendicant's bowl. -So;c(o.
Turnings and windings; reverse ord-
er; deceit.

§T:io 2. {tb. of Sj?) a. Holy, sacred.
-^jsVo. Holy, i. e. sacrificial food.
-^SiZ^~. Coloured powders used for
the sectarian mark by votaries of
Vishnu. -SS. The town Tirupati in

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the Arcot district. -SoraJ. Sacred
clay to make sectariau marks to the
right and left of the forehead. -"-^J3
rsr, -cSjs3. The sacred hill with the
Vaishnava fane at Tirupati. -s3j3S?ii.
A guru's house. -sSJJa. A holy tuft
of hair at the back of the head.
-n3o'^j3?:So. Travancore.

^ ' ^ [beggar.

S^J^(=>S3^) k. H. A wanderer; a

§d0A0. = 30rt0, q. V.

^TJO!^ k. ?i. A screw. 2, changing.
3dJsjr^ ijs3. A gold ear-ornament with
a screw. -SoJt, ^tijh^i raJ3. A head-
ornament with a screw.

B'd:^'^ (=:.Bc35j) k. n. Wandering about
(for alms); begging; alms. -oi^^,
-i3?::^o. To beg.

Sdo4 k. V. t. To turn, as the head, key,
screw, stone in a mortar, n. Turn-
ing; a bow-string.

3do^O. = ^iJ5S, q.v.'

S6-t?oo^ s. a. Covered, hidden, lost.

iBcxiJF^ s. a. Going horizontally. «.
An amphibious animal; a bird. -:;y)0
^. A horizontal sectarial line on the
forehead of a Saiva. -kooJ, -K^rf.
An animal. -sSjS^^i. The animal
creation. -'sSjs^?'. The earth.

Sj^r f. n. Assessment, duty, tax. -nsd.
A person paying assessment.

§>Zi s. n. The Sesamum plant and its
seed. -i^t)^^. An oilman.

SoS' s. n. A freckle. 2, a sectarian or
ornamental mark made on the fore-
head with coloured earth, etc.

'SeS.eerf s. n. A strong smelling annual
herb, Gynandropsis pcnlaphylla.

B<VT) ^ k. II. A series of sounds used in

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humming a tune.
SS (=^<DJl.) k. I'. I. To strike with
the fist, box. 2, to pierce, stab- n.

Piercing, etc; also -^. 3<S?jJ. To

cause to strike.

.§7^ s. 71. Staying, standing. -Sei^J.
©
To stay, lodge.

i>^, S^o ( = ^^cSo, ^^do). P. p. of

§S? k. t'. t. To become clear, pure.

2, to be plain or known, ii. t. To
know, understand, perceive, learn;
to feel as pain. ^riA S°vO±.o^d. I
understand, know, etc.; ^^^ ^s?c0j3j.
I understood, etc. -cdj(ij33j. To lot
know, -cxjosj^^ij. To make known.
.cxJoioc!j.= ^^, No. 2. -odjjc^, -^^=#,
-^=f, ^°^jrfa?#, .Se?o,Di?. Knowledge;
understanding, intelligence. -^?=?0,

S^ 2. k- n. Clearness, pureness. 2,
knowledge, understanding; also -^^

3, clear substances, as conjee water,
etc. -fl^a. A stupid person. -f\^&:M^.
Ignorance, stupidity. -^^. -A- light
sleep. Other cpds.: -S)?tfo, -"^5 -^^j

S^TjO k. V. <. To make clear or known;
to let know; to inform.

a«05oO, a^ooorfj k. I!, t. To make
known, to let know.

^e k. n. Fire. v. t. To burn.

§0^, s. a. Sharp; hot, pungent, fiery;
harsh; zealous; energetic, n. bnarp-
ness; heat; haste. 2, poison. -'^^^'
A keen mind.

§eS k. n. Itching; irritation; an itch-
ing desire, lust, lasciviousness. -T?t5.
To scratch an irritation in the skin,
-ssrtv'. Useless quarrel. -k^oSj. A
blabber. -^^^, -ood. To bo a ected
with the itch.

Sj'rfo k. V. t. To press, squeeze, rub;
to scour; to smear on, as unguents
on the body; to sharpen; to rub out,
as insects; to strike with the palm of
the hand. v. i. To touch, as air. 2,
to blow, as the wind.

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Sf^ k. n. Food; feeding. h^^D'-?. A
glutton.

SftJ 1. s. 71. A shore, bank; margin,
brink, edge.

S^^2, Bo^t {fr. ^^Clj]) k. ad. Fully,
quite, very.

B^'b'S (= •Sv'^") k. ?i. Conclusion, end;
decision. 2, leisure. ->3j33j. To
finish, complete. ^\oSi-- The judg-
ment.

^»:^0 1. k. r. i. To be finished, come to
an end; to end, cease; to be done,
accomplished. 2, to cease to live, die.
3, to be paid, liquidated, settled. -C^.
End, termination. ^pO;^j. To finish;
to accomplish, carry out, execute;
to fulfill, to settle, decide; to clear
off, liquidate, pay, as: SAjS^^stf-, §5)0

-^ ' ^ ' -a ' -b-i: t> '

(3?,03o-, S)°!ja^-, ;39eZi,-, pijat)-, AiWo,-,

To finish off. ^^OSj. Ended. s?drfo.
Can't be finished.

SotJj 2. k. w. Conclusion. 2, settlement.
3, finish; beauty; manner, mode;
peculiar habit; also ^'i.^. -rfcl. End,
completion. -Sa, -5j?yj. Leisure, op-
portunity. -53je)oi. Conclusion; settle-
ment, decision, sentence. -SjJSSj^j.
To finish, determine, decide.

S?'dj5 k. n. Dues, fees, customs, tax.

S^lidF. = ^^3^0, q. V.

So^ir s. n. A passage, ford. 2, a holy
place in the vicinity of streams. 3,
sacred water. 4, a sacred object;
a school of philosophy. 5, a worthy
person. 6, an ascetic, -^rf. A Jina.
-sjeid, -tijaS. A title for a venerable
man. -odjsJ. A pilffrimasre. -'Ssji .
Funeral ceremonies observed at a
place of pilgrimage.

S?^r {fr. .SoOo) k. w. Settlement,
decision, sentence. -tfr(j. To be
decided.

§?Sr^ ( = ^?0t?) k. ?i. Ending, end.

S?^r. — SocJo^, q. V.

■Se^ a. k. r. J. To become full; to
abound, r. t. To fill.

^^"^j s. a. Strong, severe ; fierce ; sharp;
rash, quick; excessive, much. -jIjiVj,
-SSj. To be quick, -c^, -3^. Sharp-
ness; severity; rWja. A keen mind.

i^oS^ci, sotJ'.oh. H. A bit; a bit of bread;
detachment. '2, a district, province.
-nsti. The headman of a district.

^^^0, 1. a. k. V. i. To crowd, throng.

i^oS'o, 2. k. n. Rust of iron; canker.

i^OOA 1. s. a. High, lofty, prominent,
chief. -z^iS,. The river Tungabhadre
in the Mysore territory.

^JCA 2, i^JoX k. n. A species of grass.
-ncS, -Sjj;^. The bulb of Cyperus
rotundus. -Sojejj^. The Cyperus grass.

^0£^, s. a. Triflino^; contemptible; low,
mean. 3-)t-3 ^^'JS. Contempt. -Soii °^
0^0. To contemn, disdain.

eoSjv'd f. »i. Inconsideration, indiscre-
tion. Sjb?0;<j. To be indiscreet.

^Jk2 k. «. The lip. -tssOd 5ioj3|j^. A
slip of the tongue. n:iKo-, 3ooa-,
tSjsr?-. A large lip. -?3?53. Lip-
service, hypocrisy.

(gj&o (/b. o/" ^^? ) n. Dearness. a. Dear.
ad. Dearly; at a high rate. -qn)dr=f.
A high price. -^~). To decrease in,
strength or power.

i^Jc^A. = 3j3jn, q. V.

^JTiO (= ij3::aJ, g. r.) r. t. To join, put

on as clothes; to cover.
i^orfo^O a. k. V. t. To grasp quickly,

seize, snatch. n. Grasping quickly.

-eru°^. A grasping thief; cf. ^^rfjSj^j.
^dXiOA (=cSj3n) k. »• A thief, rascal;

/". 3Jo=jh. -ws§, -rf%. A thievish

cow. -3^. Theft, thievishness. -loo

a. A wicked mind.
eOtioAJ k. n. Theft, stealth, rascality;

a stolen thing. -jJjszcJ. To steal.
^OT^Osgi k. ?i. An oar; a flat wooden

spoon.

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^^t^=^, gjre^o 1^ ;gjo©o3^o 1. a. k. n. A
fragment, piece, bit. ssOsS"-, djjJJ-,

i^res'je, ^jr^j^j2. (=;^js?^j, cSjvj^j,

e<c.) k. ?\ i. To shake or be agitated,
as water.
^Jr5. = :Sj^, q. V.

sijcy k. «. A mischievous, wicked, in-
solent, lewd man, rogue, etc.; f. 3joIj.
-^orfjd. A wicked horse. -BojiSjr!. A
wicked boy. -=#ej^. A mischievous
business. -3^, ^JobsW. Wickedness,
mischief, impudence; also ^joeJj.
-lojo&j. reit.

^Jorf s. «. A beak; a snout; the point
of an instrument.

^OoQi s. n. A beak; the mouth; the
navel.

^OOiiTjO k. r. t. To cut or break into
pieces, make piece-meal. etc.

^■:iaTi:i k. ?i. A fragment, piece; a bit,
a little. 3jo3o^i. A small jacket;
a cockroach, -^i^ejj. A maimed leg.
-;Sjo;:Sj. rep. -J^jsd, -soseJrsad. A petty-
chieftain. -53-re:so. To cut into pieces.
-toBj. A rag. -(^oo^tin ae°i?-i. To fall
to pieces, -^c^. = 3joW;So3.

^Oi^.^&, ^Jojs & f. H. A long trumpet.
-erjsnjj. To blow the trumpet.

^03^ = 3ja, (ji.ii. -gja. The very
point.

So^ (<^7. o/' :Sj|^) ?i. Blue vitriol, sul-
phate of copper.

^■:)^:> k. 11. A mouthful of food; a
morsel; food. r. /. To take by mouth-

fuls.

[ever.

eJnD {—KdZZ-^) s. rtrf. Or, perhaps, how-

^oa k. 11. An extremity, end, point, top,

tip. Cpds.: CjoX-, sSjjdol)-, iS^'o-,

-=ff30«. Tiptoe. -=5^00^. The hip, loins.
'^^^a '^° ^® hazardous. -r<oo::?j.
A summit. -ri ivrfj. To be nearly
ready. -c3?0r^. The tip of the tongue.
-vs^v. The end of a tail. -Sjjil. To

the end, completely. -SJ.'sr(j. The

tip of the nose. -^JSCiuj. The foremost

point; the very beginning; beginning

and end.
^JO^sdTjO (dJ=e3J) k. w. Drizzling; spray;

a drop. -dJ«?. A fine, drizzling rain.

-oSoccSoj^. Viipour, fog. -SS>. Spray.
^^oclo s. n. The belly. ;^Joa. Gorbel-

lied; corpulent; also 3Joa*, SJoaej.
tgj;^-, s. a. Hit, stung, hurt. -^9Cdo. A

tailor.
^03j520S? k. 11. A creeping plant much

cultivated, Luffa aegyptiaca.
^OSfCT h. ?i. A musket, matchlock, gun.

-*Jorf, -=5'?3,!i. A gun-stock, -zstisj)-

A gun-look. -■S-.D. The touch-hole

of a gun. -'^DhFi ir^iio. The trigger.

-ti^. To load a srun. -soZ^j , -co30;^j,

-^.ea. To fire a gun. -i39<Sr$. The

match of a matchlock.
^JSS?jO h. n. A storm, typhoon; slander)

calumny. -Sos^^i, -ooj?OSo. To accuse

falsely.
^07i. h. 11. Clarified butter, ghee. Cpds.:

mJSX-, ^eiA;Ci-, ^d^>A)CS-, 2€$o5-, etc.

-rlra^j. A species of sweet potato.
-co?S, ^gj^^^d. A kind of Luffa.
^jr;,U, ^OTJ.^ k. n. A feather; the
soft plumage or down of birds; the
soft hair of rabbits, etc.

^JEJStT. = SJSa-o-, q. V.

^OWO, k. V. t. To point out a thief, v. i.

To be found out. n. Detection. -s3j3

:4j. To detect, find out.
i^J-rfo-S- k. H. The wild mangosteen tree,

Diospyros embryopteris ; also 30doO.
^:)Tio.i(t) s. n. Uproar, tumult.
^OceO. = 3jo"J33, q. y. s. 3jol^.
gJoeS 1. ( = rijot:) k. w. A large black

bee. Cpds.: oi«?-, =#o5y)-, o3je)d-, eic-
^Jce3 2. f. n. A kind of long gourd,

Lagenaria vulgaris.
^0083 3. = 3jod, q. v.

gJcEOo 1. k. V. i. To become full, be
filled up; to abound; to get plump.
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2, to possess, as a demon. c. I. To
fill. n. Becoming full, etc. -orfj^aci.
Blooming youth. :^JoW, dJoK3. Ful-
ly, all over, much. :3jo'^#. Reple-
tion, elc. ^Jo'^^:>. To fill; to cause
to fill.

^C80J 2. k. >i. The foot-stalic of a leaf,
flower or fruit, stalk.

^0o200 3. (=^.s:oJ) a. k. n. A tube:
the wheel-nave through which tlic
axle passes. 2, an outlet, sluice; also

;^Jo^iJ■d, ^joeoodo i. s. n. N. of a

Gandliarva.
•■^JG20,^Tio 2. k. »i. The wild mangostecn,

Diuspyi'os embryopteris.
^Ood k. H. The herb Phlomis indica.

2, the very common weed Leucas

linifoUa.
^0050 k. V. t. To pull, draw, stretch.

-3. Pulling.
<^OodOoe;o k. n. A dish of rice, milk and

sugar.
^dXi s. a. Quick, swift.
i^O'dS'. = 3otij^, q. r,
^OTJA s. a. Going quickly. ?;. A horse.
^OTJCA 1. = 3jdrt, q. V. -c^, -oSdfS.

Horse-faced : a Kinnara.
^jXicX-. f. /(. A prison.
^^"^507^ s. n. A horseman, rider; a

groom.
J^OTi&l'Ari (u= £3) k. H. An annual plant,

stinging like nettles, cowhage.
^oiJos!! h. n. A tree so called, a. Excel-
lent.
^O'O^ (<b. of ^03) ». Haste, urgency.

ad. Quickly, soon.
^,>USodJ, SO^^OSJ h. n. An ornament

for the turban; a plume, crest; a

tufted head of certain flowers, -wjci.

A cypress.
^05 1. (0 = a') k. «. Itching, scratching;

the itch; lust. -*ii , -rJii. Scab,

herpes. -'^. Itching, scratching.

-^fs:i. The Nilgiri nettle, Urlica

helerophylla. -:^J, -?dj. To scratch,

itch.
oO& 2. k. n. Grating. 2, scraping.
!^0&g. = 3jcJ3, g. r.
^j::Jj (C!j=3.) a. k. «. A cow; kine.

-S^, -5il3,. A cowpen. -Sjc^S, -6jo:So.

A herd of kine. . -rreti, -3'?. A cow-
herd; f. -T\-ih-, -5i^.
sOTZfoS' (= SjC-t) h. n. A Turk; a Mus-
sulman, a. Turkish.
^JTJJS^O (C(j=sj) k. V. t. To force into,

cram, stuff; also SjtfJloJ.
eorJjA (tiJ=e3j) a. k. «. A throng,

crowd; also Sjdjns:;*.
SJ-dOAO (do = 65^) a. k. r. J. To be

cramraad, crowded, amassed, n. A

throng, crowd.
^0"Oo^ e. 7). A "troop"; a trump or

winning card.
;^or5020J (Sj= eso) k. c. ^, To tuck in,

as flowers in the hair, also ^JdJ's'j,

q.v. n. The bundle of hair of the

head.
^^J'rfjii k. V. I. To scrape, bore, hollow,

as fruits or kernel out of its shell.

n. Grating, scraping.
i^O'dosS (dj=3j) k. n. The country

mallow, Sida indica.
^OTJOS^, s.n. A Mahomedan; a foreigner.

2, olibanum, Indian incense.
^O'rfj^jJ. = SjO?;j, q. V.

eoe;^ s. H. Lifting, raising; weighing
^J£J,?J (= 3jv*Aj) s. «. A small shrub,
the holy basil, Ocymum sanctum.
-'S^,. A square pedestal in which the
holy basil is planted. -^'1. Worship
of the basil shrub. -S3jc)s3. A gar-
laud of the basil shoots.
^Je3, ^OVS (= ^J3s3, oJ3;ej) s. n. A
balance, scales. 2, weight. 3, the
sign of the zodiac Libra. 4, equality.
5, the beam of a balance. 6, a
rupee's weight. 3j?3?"^3d. The weight

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of gold, jewels, etc, against one's
person and distributed to Brahmanas.

^J^D. = 3jJrtO, q. V.

i^osae; e. 71. A towel.

^oz^ s. 71. Tlie husk of grain.

gjS3;BXi s. a. Cold, frigid, dewy. n.

Cold, frost, dew.

^oz^s.a. Satisfied, contented, glad, etc.
ii

^o\ s. n. Satisfaction; pleasure. -^&
Xj. To satisfy, gratify, appease. -Si
C^J. To be satisfied or contented.

^J?j, ^J7io k. n. A little. -c^j^d. j-g/i.

^JOD^j s. n. Mist, dew; cold. 2, moon-
liglit. 3, camphor. -^0. The Hima-
laya.

SOSes' J, ^o^jS^j (=3jr3j^j) k. t'. i. To
be agitated, to shake, as water, etc.;
to be scattered in drops; to run over;
also 3j^53:So.

^OS?,^. = SJtJrj, q. V.

^0^ (s?=K') k. t). t. To tread on, tram-
ple; to crush to pieces with the feet.
2, to annoy, harass. v. i- To be
trodden down; to be abject. P. ps.
:Sj«i?cio, Sj^cSj. 71. Treading, trampl-
ing. e<c-; aJso oJS?c:By.- rto:^. "Walk-
ing on fire. :^jT?;a. Treading, etc.

^0^6 (v°=CO'j a. k. n. A salutation,
obeisance. 2, valour. 3, work, ser-
vitude. ^j°-?a5S?j. A valorous man.
gj^ejjW*. To be valorous; to be a
servant.

sJ^O k. 71. Tulu, N. of a country on
the western coast of South-India.
-»3. Relating to Tulu; a Tulu man.

So^o a. k. r. !. To roll; to jump; also

V

^ji k. int. All imitative sound of spitting

or of flouting, -^-s. Flouting with fie!

hoot! -3J3 oi^SOj^. To say fie.
^j?3^ (=3j3r!j2) k. «. Weight; worth;

the weight of gold varaha. -rf 'S'eJJ.

The measure of weight. -»Sje):Sj,

-SoTJB'j. To weigh. -Sjsa^j. To get
weighed.

^ja'^o k. 71. Weight. 2, nodding, ^jas'.
af. Drowsiness, lassitude. SJSB'a'dJ.
To doze.

^j3AJ 1. k. y. ^ To weigh. 2, to swing
or rock, as a cradle; to wag, as the
head; to hang up. 3j3A'33^j. To hang
down, swing; to rock, as a cradle;
to waddle. 3j3?=i fJja^Sj. To weigh
and examine. ^J!ii^\'K:>. To cause to
weigh, rock, etc.

^jt7\0 2. (= Sjs^', 3;3tj) k. 71. Weighing;
swinging, etc. ;^i3rta;<j. = Sjjtfa^iJ.
-=#j3;ejj. A kind of balance. -8)^^A.
A hanging lamp. -djo"^. A swinging
cot. -sijfl. A swing. -SjS. A gal-
lows. -^'3. A nodding head.

^.©i^O k. 71. A hole. g-'3'33r(j. To get a
hole. -^:35i). To pierce a hole
through. -^jad, -Jii, -SjJsSj. To
bore a hole. -tj?i?J. To become
holed, be spoiled.

^j$7j'6, ^jii'id'd k. ?i. The wild mango-
steen tree.

S^-sSOO k. «. The nave of a wheel. 2,
the sluice of a tank. 3, the hole of
an axe, hoe, etc., into which the han-
dle goes. -oS^e^j . To shut up a
flood-gate. -id. To open it.

^jsTJJ 1. (cSj= eaj) k. v. t. To winnow.
V. i. To be shaken off. 2, to run, bolt
away. 71. Winnowing.

^j3"rfj 2. (dj =: S3J) k. r. i. To enter; to
go through a hole, as a thread, etc.;
to penetrate. 2, to drizzle, n. Drizzl-
ing. 2, penetrating.

^jaOS" s. a. Quick, fleet. 71. Rapidity,
quickness.

i^jsodJ!^ s. n. A musical instrument. 2,
a bugle.

^jsCJ s.n. Cotton; the down of birds.

^js^O a. k. V. i. To go ofT; to recoil. 2,
to rush forward; to chase. 3, to
originate, m. Attacking.

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S\f>3 s. w. Any gramineous plant; grass;
a reed; straw. -^jii. A tliatohcd
hut. -n?,oo. Amber. -?j!a. A bamboo.
-Sjji.odo. Worth a straw, worthless.
-D3ii. The palmyra tree; the cocoa-
nut tree; bam'oo; sugarcane.

g\Seo:50 s. H. The third. 2, chunam
(being the tliird ingredient of tambula)-
-^rf-D- . The instrumental case. 3,^;
o3j. The 3rd day of a lunar fortnight.

^\7j s- a. Satisfied, contented, pleased.

eJ — 0

^\h s. w. Satisfaction, contentment;
pleasure; gratification, -i^J3s?Jv, -Sj
Sj. To get satisfied, pleased, -ss^^jo,
-^jszij. To satisfy, please.

^\iU>3, ^\^. 3^ s. a. Thirsty.

^\^ s.n. Thirst. 2, desire.

^S,^ a. k. arf. Greatly, very much.

^•S-,. ^^, k. n. An embrace. 2, a coil.

c' c

-i' ^'-.■^j. To clasp in the arms. -3o'3tfj.
To embrace.

iXnio, ^T^vdi k. P. p. o/' sn, 3r1. Jni:ij
^..raVJw To take, receive. -xDvJ. To
put away, remove, dismiss.

<i7\7iO. ~ ^.S^^o, q. V.

i7\§ (S'^=C3=<) a. k. 1!. «. To rebuke;
to blame, abuse. 7i. Blame, abuse.

i'A, ^-R k. f. <. To take; to buy; to
take away, steal; to seize; to exact;
to put out; to prolong, as a note
in music; to obtain; to open, as a
door; to undertake; to pick up, as a
quarrel; to assume, as a birtii; to
employ, as a grammatical form ; to
vaccinate (SjoSj-); to draw, as a
line, map, elc. (^t3-); to boro, as a
hole; to find out, as a means; to
ask about; to dig, as a channel, etc.
V. i- To be taken away; to become
less; to disappear. 2, to retreat,
flee. P. p. drtdj, :inrfj. 3di:ij^JSo:3j
lodj. To bring. irlcJj^jsocSj o5jtiorSj.
To take away. ifidoco^g^j (see s.
^T^dj). To throw down; to raise as a
siege. dr^oLrljaSJ. To allow to take.

ooocJ^-, SoodA. To draw back, re-
treat, retire, prazi^?-. To dishonour
one. -K:), -oSj?;3j. To cause to take,
etc.

e/^ 2. k. i'. t. To grind, as sandalwood
on a stone.

^o'S^, scS'os k. H. Tlie south; also ^o?
ejj, -rre^, ions^?. South wind. -tS^JJ,
e<c. -d?3. The southern quarter.

^cSo k. r. i. To float, swim.

JoXeS k. H. A certain Vaishuava mode
of putting the nama.

4o7(o k. n. The cocoanut palm, Cocos
niicifera. oofSf^ =5e>oDj. A cocoanut.
:io}\^ aocJ. = iortj. ioh?S ^?c!j. The
coir or fibre of the cocoanut. Other
cods.: i:hri ^ri , ^orsri Pid . liomi
no, :io!S^ i3ej , etc

JcUo a. k. V. t. To winnow.

€cl3 k. ■«. A small bundle, as of grass,
e<c. -^J30^. To tie together, os grow-
ing sugarcanes.

i,§> . = 3a , q. r.

D — °

©>§ A a. k. n. A servant. 2, a connec-

tion, friend.
;ii§ ?jj a. k- r. <. To bring into close con-

nection; to insert; to pierce through.

t4:> 1. P. p. of ^tfJ.
_o

^«0 2. k. V. <. To twist. V. i. To be

twisted, connected.
^o^TjO e. M. Tennis, a play in which a

ball is kept in motion ("^0:33^).
;i?j k. n. A spike, ear of corn. 2, the

coping of a wall; the top of a ram-
part, a merlon of a fort. -r.zS. The

Indian miilet.
St!,, k. n. A float, raft. -i$ejo. To float

a raft. -i"3J,) -nSj;?'J. To push a

raft,
iisi.y^, iti,^ k. ad. At leisure, at case;

well.
<f3i.&?jj CO = 63') k. V. i. To become con-

scious; to start up, awake (with

^J3s?j)); also ^^^-

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StU. (0=0) a. k. n. An opening, a
way, course; manner, sort, cfcio. In
a manner, etc.

iid2. (ciz=e3) = cidrto, Jorfj. P. p. of ^6
in 3d#Jti°i?o,, to open.

iStiS. (ci— 63).= idsj. q. i\

iitJUo k. V. I. To tuck up (a garment
when passing a river); to join, unite.

^xi^ (0=65) k. n. An opening, a gap;
an interval; room, place. 2, ces-
sation, as of rain. 3, leisure. 4,
opportunity. 5, the state of being
empty, as a house, box, etc -iiJ3°i?J,.
To occupy more place; to leave room
(for others).

iiti4 {d=S)). = ^ci^, q. V. 2, the price
paid for a wife; also 3^. -53J33J.
To empty.

^TJtfol. a. k. V. i. To move, stir; to
tremble, quiver; to proceed; to set
out, depart. ^^"I-' Moving; quiver-
ing; setting out.

ESrf^j2. a. k. V. i. To join; to assemble.
ic3«?,. A mass, multitude.

^ds? k- ft. A round lump. 2, sap, pith.
-od) Soo«?. A silk-worm; an insect in
fruits.

i&^ (0 = e3') k. n. Tribute, tax; aiso
Jcin;. -»i;SJ^. To levy taxes. -^^>^'
To impose a tax. -^SrtcS. A written
lease. -^J3:aj. To pay taxes. -zJi^aJ.
To free from taxes.

<!&.= ^5, q. V.

^&?:o (0 = e39) k. i\ <. To cause to open,
etc. 2, to cause to pay, as taxes, etc.

ido (d=e3) k. I', t. To pay. P.p. ^3o^.
-^'^. Paying.

^5l. (0 = 633) k. ?J. i. To be uncovered;
to open. V. t. To open; to uncover;
to unfold. P.ps. Jrfrfo, dorfo, idirfj.
n. Opening; tribute, tax.

^752. k. n- A wave, billow. 2, a fold; a
wrinkle. 3, a curtain, screen. -'^JSjS.
The crest of a wave. -^f\. To remove

a curtain. -ilzSj. To let down a
curtain. -ccSjjO. The roar of waves.
-loS, -Sojsa. Tlie waves to beat.

^ai7<:, ;ie;0AJ k. «. Telugu; the Telugu
language. oSjjr(, ^sjjort. A Telugu
man; /■. sejnS, JoJP\,S, dsjjoh^.

<ie3A?ij^00 e. n. A telegram, a message
by wire to a distance (3o.s^3rdJ3F:).

iie3A3i^e.M. Telegraph (c^oS^Jsis^e^J).

oe3^??jO e. 11. Telephone, an apparatus
for transmitting sound to a distance.

^Z) Ij a. k. 11. A gift, present, esp. to the
bride and bridegroom at their mar-
riage; also ^w yj.

JrfWJ. = 33Wj, g.t'.

^^Z^ k. ?t. A small dam in a field. 2,

=: Sod.

^^5, iirfdo k. «,. A hillock; a balk.
('. t. To rub; to tease. 2, to rob;

®*'*^'^'- [desire.

^dao, isdi<fO (=jSjd) k. w. An itching

^ri^O k. «J. J. To creep along.

;is^O (=S2?2) k. n. Thinness, fineness,
delicateness. -B^aricS. Thin paper.
-r1^::S. Fine or perspicuous Kannada.
-^>^dj. Clear water. -Sjj, -sJ. Thin-
ness; watery state. "'^^- Fine cloth.

-iors . A li^ht colour,
gentle breeze.

-rfuD*. A

iivi,7? Ji^^ k. a. Thin; delicate, e(c.
ad. Thinly, e<c. ?*. Thinness.

i^o . = :^^J„ g. w.

^?. = 3°oijJ, q. V.

o?AOl. k. n. The teak tree, Teclona
grandis.

;§^7\d 2. k. V. i. To belch. n. A belch
-C;^. Belching.

;^e3i s. M. Radiance, splendour, brilli-
ance. 2, power, might, energy. 3,
majesty, glory, fame. 4, the sun;
also ^?Jir3*. -S^ote. A mass of lustre;
a learned or virtuous man. -k.
Brilliant; powerful. 3°ii. A horse.
d't^JS^sSjoli. Full of light, energy, etc
i5!^J3?53o3. A bright-faced man.

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S^kio h. n. Genuine, pure.

^eS k. n. Purity, clearness, as of water.

-Sa^ij, -3J330. To clear up.
ie;3 (= 3'3>53) k. n. A patch.
^e»5o (= ^?5j, 35(,53) s. >i. Wetness, damp;

moisture. -^. ^Moistening; a sauce.
^"■^jsn k. n. Loss in assaying metals.

2, waste from want of work.
^sodOO (= ^5, q. r. j k. v. t. To grind or

macerate in water on a slab. P. ps.

^^Tlio 1. k. n. A chariot; an idol car. ^?

D^W. An idol car-festival. -r>^'?, -ccS.

To draw a car in procession.
S^'^O 2. k. r. I. To reach. 2, to be

successful. 3, to recover from illness,

as: Tios^-, t3j3°r{-, ■s'S,-. -ntl. Suc-

cess, as in an examination.
^?£;ok. r. «. To be afloat, to float. 2,

to slip, glide off. 3, to become loose,

as the roots of young plants. P. ps.

J^O, ;i;sjj . ^e^^yj.. To suspend.

^??33:^j. To float about. ci^.O^o. To

make float; to open the eyes wide.

stare.
^fe!) (lb. of ^^€) H. An oilman.

<ie>i, <fe4 ('^- o/' i^So) «. Wetness,

moisture.
^eij^ k. w. A disease of falling off of

the hair.
oi'jtoS h. a. Stipendiary; placed at the

command of; assigned.
^/Q s. 71. Sesamum oil; oil in general.

-Sr3~. Sandal; turpentine. -sja'tf.

Any article of food fried in oil. -s=g^J ,

-^Xj, -:Bi3o . To apply oil, anoint.

la

^0*. An oilman.
SiCi'h.n. A bag, purse, s. = i^O.

^ja^O. k- n. Fruits pounded and mixed
with salt, chillies, etc

iijSAUo, o.'^aB k. «. Bark, rind, peel;
a pod.

Sji7\b (tb. of c^ocSO, (/. ('.) n. The pigeon-
pea.

^JSATJJ k. /). Red colour, scarlet.

Sjs7\VJ k. n. The skin; a hide, leather;

peel, as of an orange. lijzn^TZDaiO.

The flying fox. -:3j3ot3. A leathern

puppet. -sjJO. To flay, skin,
ojs^ k. n. A dish of boiled split pulse.
ifjaOA^ a. k. n. A cluster; a bundle,

bunch, tassel; also Jjsort.
SJ3OA0 k. r. f. To hang down, swing.

2, to stoop (as in S-isoTs f3je$3j).

ijski <t)^ (= iJStJj) k. ft. A cradle.

ei '*^

^jst! k. n. A trough, font, tub.
eJ

iljsUOj 1. P.p. of :iJ5Sj, q. V.

iijsUo, 2. k. n. A nipple
eo

2, the foot-
stalk of a fruit, flower or leaf.

ijsUo, 3. (= SsJ^j) k. n. A drop,
eo

^j?^ k. n. A bees' empty cell,
eo

CO* £0 ' '

^ja'rfu'j k. I'. ?. To get entangled, as
thread, a horn iu a tree, etc. 2, to
engage, as in work. 3, to be in
opposition, v. I. To commence (=^Jt)
Cirtj); to entangle; to hinder, inter-
fere, n. Entanglement; impediment,
hindrance; objection; perplexity. -zS?
V^J. To become entangled; to be
hindered. Sjizi'^'sno. To be hindered,
as work.

^jsciAO (= ^J3:S5^o, r. t.) k. r. t. To
engage, as in work; to begin; to un-
dertake, t'. «. To be begun. 3.^3AO.
To cause to commence or undertake.

^jsciotS a. k. n. A cluster; a bundle,
bunch.

^jsc^'dj k. V. i. To be linked to, connected
with, etc.; to join; to fall in with; to
be arrested, checked; to be caught.
V. t. To encircle, as creepers round
a tree. n. Connection ; a badge of
honour; an impediment, a check.

^jtt^&Tij, ijsrizia^ k. r. t. To tie, link,
insert, fasten, fix.

ilj^c^^, ^jtXi^ k. n. Apparel, clothing;
an ornament. 2, the beginning; the
bottom.

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iS)^^o

;Sjsc^?jO k. r. t. To wipe away; to efface,
destroy. 2, to cause to smear, as
chnnam, cowdung, etc.; also :Sj?:Q7io,

lijhL^'R k. n. Apparel, clothing; an

ornament.
^jsrfj (= ^0:^30) k. r. t- To put on, as

clothes, ornaments, etc. P. p. ^jshix.

:ijc>&^0. To dress another; = :iJiS

?oJ, q. V.
iijsw 1. k. r. <• To smear, anoint, rub on,

as oil, unguents ; to whitewash. 2, to

wipe, as tears. 3, to efface, destroy.
ijstS2. k. n. The thigh. -^^^. A bubo.

i^sS^sal ^jsr>3?5 k. ?(. a gadfly, dogfly.

ii.©E? a. k. n- Likeness, equality.

§jsoZiz)d k. n. A chaplet of pearls. 2,

(f.) — ?iJoc^ajo, qf. V.
ifjaorfo k. w. Insolence. 2, straying.

3, chatter, prate. -tiOOJSjiifo. A fine

for the trespass of stray cattle. -zi?i.

Stray cattle, -^n- Strolling, straying.
(fjsccS 1. k. n. A chameleon. 2, the

upper part of a sugarcane.
Sjsc'd 2. {tb. of ;3Joa) n. The tiny

gourd Momordica monadclpha. Cpds.:

(fjs^^J k. ?r. A female servant; a mean
woman. ^-(5a^=o 53jrt. The son of a
maid-servant.

i^jarrf k. ?;. A Tuda of the Nilgiris.

iijzzi'VJ k. V. i. To stammer, falter. n.
Stammering; faltering; speaking in-
distinctly. 2, untruth. -fiJa, ~sJj3:So.
Stammering speech. -oJ5£''i. A

stammering tongue.

iijScS a. k. V. i. To swing, wave to and
fro.

if .sc^O k. V- t. To wind one's self round.
2, to instigate one (to quarrel).

^jsorf^S, ^jsodi k. 11. Intricacy, embar-
rassment; difficulty, trouble, vexation,
impediment, drawback. -T^-Ji'-f-x.^ -^jOaO,
-ili^^o. To get embarrassed, etc.

-r1j3??^j. To embarrass, etc. -^aj?^,

-B'BCdjr. A troublesome affair.
;fJ^;^0^ k. n. Leprosy; white leprosy.
iija^J.i'O k. n. All small leaves of plants

in general,
iijsS, \i. 11. Fresh cow-dung.
;ij3o20;^j k. a. Ninety,
^j3oe3 a. k. n. A cluster. 2, a host;

multitude. 3, a large bamboo

basket.
JjECcioo, ©jsoJooo (= ;ijsjoijj) k. r. i. To

become wet or moist. i\ t. To moisten.

To make wet; to steep in water,
ffosTJoO (!5=:e3) k. n. A hook for taking

down fruits from trees.
^si6^ k. n. The spleen.
i.eT3 1, k. y. 2. Milk to form in the

breast, a. Mature, ripe.
^jscS 2. (!3 = e35) k. y. <. To put away,

quit, give up, reject. P. ps. ^JSti^o,

iijBT? 3. (d=e3') k. u. A hollow, hole; a
cave. 2, a stream, river. -SJSS^). A
mango-tree near a river. -sJjoJ. An
undershrub, Indigofera trita.

^jstJaJJ k. JJ. A salt-maker.

(ijse^AO k. I', i. To go away, depart;
to go aside; to retire; to be separated;
to fail. tjiijfs ^Ji.^r\o. To forsake.
Jjsaji^^jO. To separate, cause to go
away.

@S&S (tb. of 3J5r^) 71. A beam of wood,

2, a balance. 3, a rupee's weight,
^.©s? (= ^JS'^rfj, :ij3«?cio). P. p. of ^JS^,

in J.9V^Ji^o,.
iijsSvAO a. k. V. i. To shine, be bright,

71. Splendour.
:ijt^<t):> (V = C3) a. k. y. J. To move

round. 2, to roam or wander about.

3, to get perplexed. v. t. To roll.
?i. Moving; roaming. dJ3S*£». Moving
round, :§javO^WJ. A wooden hand-
mill. djsv'O'a, djss;*^jot=f. Roaming
or wandering: about.

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iij5^?j£^0 k. n. Pounding. ij?=^^ej^.
Rice cleared of its bran.

^j3S??jJ 1. k. y. /• To beat, pound, as rice
80 as to deprive it of its bran. 2, to
box, fight. 3, to cause to wash; to get
washed. n. Pounding; boxing. 2,
entanglement

^j3^;c1j2. ('■?=C3) k. f. <. To turn round.
V. i. To nauseate, n. Revolving, roll-
ing; wandering.

ia*, ^js^ 1. k. V. t. To wash. P. ps.

<IjS^ 2. k. n. A hole. 2, one of the
divisions in an orange, jack fruit,
etc. -€3j3:Sj. -3i^uJ. To bore a hole.

i;s^-<J ^ (^o^=OjC3') a. k. «. Poor,
miserable, dejected.

^jj^ k. n. A hollow, hole, cavity. 2,
deficit, debt.

€jt°." BJficxi^:). q. v.

#j3e^ a. k. 71. A tail.

iljsesio ( = oJ3;c!j) k. V. i. To appear,
seem, occur to the mind. ia\fi Jjs?
J3j3^d. So it seems. 3JS?to€. Appear-
ing, occurring to the mind.

^js^y k. n. A garden. -n^O, ij5;i3rs.
A gardener, florist.

^jS?^ k. n. An inferior village servant,
sweeper, scavenger, etc. -', a scuffle;
a quarrel.

^J3?fe3 li. n. A cartridge; also ^JsritS.

^jaecS k. n. A kind of white rat that in-
fests crops.

iij3?ci k. n. N. of a tune.

ijs?r^J 1. k. u. i. To go out. ('. t. To
bale out water; to wind thread from
one spool upon another. 2, to dig,
excavate; to burrow. n. A water-
course.

^js?iij2. k. n. An expedient.

^jse^ li- n. A ring of gold, etc., for the

wrist or ankle.
^j3?cU. = ijJ^y, q. V.

5;j?©3o:'0 f. ». A counterfeit; an im-

poster.
^jse^Jo k. n. An expedient. 2, p. fj.

o/" ^X°. -rrai. A mun clever in

expedients.

ojseitS k. H. A carpenter's plane.
iijseL). = ^-^=b , q. V.

(ijaosg k. n. A clump of trees, grove,

wood.
iiJ^?^ h. n. A cannon. -stbfS. A depot

of artillery stores. -Sostij. A gun to

be fired. -^j:3o, -stsO^j. To fire a

gun.
^js?200 f. >i. A horse's mouth-bag.

ej5?odo s. n. Water, -ts. A lotus, -sa
c332fi, -a^^. Yishnu. -Ja^JS^. The
sun. -t3?0. The moon. -^9. The
ocean. Jjs^odj3rlcxjo. A lake.

Ji5?aJ00 k. r. «. To become wet or moist.
P. p. ^jsooOjcSj. djEooSjXj. To mois-
ten, wet; to soak, steep.

^jssTJ k. n. Bigness, largeness, stoutness;
greatness; a stout man- -3s3. A large
head. -3S;, -Sft. A big drop. -Jo,
3js;02o. Being large.

^/dSlJo^ f. >i. The pumplemose or
shaddock tree, Citrus decumana.

iijsj'df'S s. 11. A festoon suspended across
gateways, streets, etc.

ii.(3?Q?? (0= K') k. »t. Appearance; sight.
2, conjecture, opinion. 3, exhibition;
also ^%€~.

SjnoVCi (dJ = i3J) k. V. i. To appear,
seem, be visible; to come into exist-
ence; to occur, v.t. To show, exhi-
bit; to evince, n. Appearing, show-
ing. iJ3°ij^S^. A mortgage without
possession. -i53Vj. The fore-finger.
:iJ5l0^j. To show; to evince. ijs^OAi
€j33j. To point out. ojjoQXjC^-.
Showing. -Ci^. = ;5je?0^.

^js^S) s. n. Weight; a weight of gold
or silver amounting to 210 grains.
2, (= 3Jt^) a rupee's weight, a Tola.

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^jseC^O k. a. Much, plenty, n. A way,

road.
Jjs?e3 k. n. A cataract.
•<ija?5. = ^J3ii, q. v.

^js^^s.n. Satisfaction, contentment;
joy, pleasure; also -ra. Jjs^^Jj^j. To

be delig'hted, pleased.
^jaeSA?^^3c3 h. n. A treasury.
^jaes3o ?3o h. n. A leather pouch.
■€ji?7i:> e. n. A toast. ijs?Ai fj djsli,.

A toasted bread.
<fj3eSoJ a. k. n. Deceit; a lurking- place;

an ambush. 2, decoying. 3, a hedge;

a thicket; a crowd.
^jtio^ k. n. A wolf.
€jae^J k. n. The arm. -»iS^:SJ3nj. To

dandle a child in the arms. Jj3°V

djsan, -looa. An arm-bracelet. -toaJ.

Strength of the arm. -'Jj?;=;j. To

swing the arm.
gf«) Fo>' ivords ivilh this initial see s. ^^

or 3sS.
S^do. = ^Stfo, q. V.
^n^ s. a. Left, forsaken; thrown away.
^o3i?j' s. n. Leaving, abandoning.
^o^icJj s. V- t. To leave, quit, renounce;

to dismiss; to shun.
B^OA 1. (= ^^n) k. n. Teak.
SDoA 2. s. n. Abandoning, renouncing;

resigning; gift, donation; generosity.

-z^-O^rt. Generosity and enjoyment.

3^^f^. Leaving; liberal; a donor; a

bero.
Bt)o""o s. a. To be left, avoided,

abandoned, shunned, n. An unlucky

hour. 2, giving up, resigning.
B^osS. = ^;5j, q. V.
BSo'rf. = ^?rf, q. I'. 3!>jtD?iJ. To moisten,

etc.
^cxJO s. a. Triple, threefold, it. A triad.

3j03J3?rtai. Thirteenth. ^aSjs^cSS.

The thirteenth day of the lunar fort-

nisrht.

i^;^ s. a. Movable, moving, n. Animals.

^TjXJ s. n. A weaver's shuttle.

SSjf^ s. )i. Protection, defence; help.

2, strength, vigour, might, ability.

3, capacity. -rtjocjj. Power to be
impaired. -riooSi^j. To impair power.
-?ij3«?j), -cojsocio. To become strong.

S3)^ One who is strong or powerful.
?CS3r3^£:^. Almighty; the Almighty,
God.

S3j^ s. a. Protected, saved.

SSjirf s. n. Fear, anxiety; vexation,
annoyance. -^JSdj. To vex, harass.
-?ij3°i?j,. To be vexed.

S3j?jj (=:^aD?^J) f. M. A balance. -siJJ
^Jy The needle of a scale beam.

33 1 So s. i7it. Protect! save !

Sj s. a. Three. -'s'cJrs ( = ^rfra^oi;).
Mind, speech and action, -tfdra^ja.
Purity of mind, speech and action.
-ifeiaj. Past, present and future; morn-
ing, noon and evening. -'^JS^rs. Tri-
angular; a triangle. -rtJra. The
three qualities of nature, i. e. satva,
rajas and tamas; threefold, thrice.
-tirts*. Heaven, earth and the lower
region. -:^odj. A triad. -3t)5j. = 3s5j
i^cdj. -rfoA The triple staff of a
mendicant Brahmana who has re-
nounced the world. -cSar. Seeing the
past, present and future, omniscient.
-cJ2!. Thirty. -cSjs?^. Disorder of the
three humours of the body, vitiation
of the bile, blood and phlegm. -i3j3?
;5)3oCi. Removing the tridosha. -?ra
dJ. = djjsrfj 533530, (/. I). -Sjqj. The
three paths; the sky, earth, and lower
region. -tsd^t^, -ii^. The Ganges.
-^3. N. of a metre; a tripod. -sSW.
Triangular; a musical tala that re-
quires three beatings. -sSoJj. A
sectarian mark consisting of three
lines made on different parts of the
body by Saivas and Vaishnavas.
-^tf. Three strong cities. -^dj^.
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■^

Brahma, Vishnu and Siva; three [
generations. -'^jSn- Heaven, earth i
and the lower region. -5jJ3. Three
systems of religion: smurta or ad-
vaita, madhva or dvaita, ramanuja
or visishtadvaita. -53jJ35r. The triad
of Brahma, Vishnu and Siva. -o:Sjo

lo'B'. = 3, jOlo*. -dS. The three c^ems:

Oil ■=<•

Buddha, the law, and the congrega-
tion. -09^. Three nights. -Oori.
Having three genders: an adjective.
-s3j5?=5^. = Sj^jdfi, q. i\ -53rtr. Three
objects of life: religion or virtue,
wealth, and pleasure. '^^i; ^'^®
three branches of knowledge. -5j°r5.
Triple braid; the junction of the
Ganges, the Tamunii and the Sara-
svati. -3!j5ej. A trident. -J^o^nSjCo.
One who understands and remembers
a sloka hearing it three times.
ifj535, ^5^ s. n. A triad. 2, the second

of the four ages of the world, ^?3t)

?^ . The three sacred fires collectively.
ojlws€i=^ (ft: ■Sj'ese^) s. «. Relating to

the three times, i. e. past, present,

and future.
Sjl-cii^^ s. n. The rule of three.
o ooSi^ (= ^^otou) s. n. Triocular.

n. Siva. 2, N. of a town.
33i oCo'^ s. a. Tertian, quartan, as

fever.

husk.

bamboo, tabashtr.

s!Q5;^ s. a. Quick, swift, speedy.

i^QtJ {tb. of ^3) n. Haste, speed, velo-
city. -5j3j. To be quick, hasty, etc.

©aC^Cs,, s. n. A man of very dirty, nasty
habits.

2, bark, rind,
(. Manna of

^

q3*. The thirty-fifth letter of the alpha-
bet. In Kannada it occurs only in few
words.

qi^s^rf s. )i. The letter qi
yj;, a. k. n. A mass, 1
(=:-5AjO) To blaze up.

SjUj; a. k. n. A mass, host, array.

ei

C3*. The thirty-sixth letter of the
alphabet.

zi. The terminatio7i of the affirmative and
negative relative participles, as: 'f §^ci,
SjJ3JJcS, cS5^°cS, oSv;3!;rf, S^Orf, etc.; "^{^
zi, sjjsacS, ^^vcS, sojf^ricJ, S^dcS, etc.

zio^ a.n. A bite, sting. 2, a tooth,
3, a gad-fly. -tf. Biting; any tiling
fit to be chewed, as pickles.

xioZ\ s. n. A large tooth, tusk, fang.
cSos;|, ol)jqS. A wild boar; a monkey.

zi'SDXi s. n. The letter rf.

C55^,r<3, rt-CT.r® (<b. o/' rf*rs) «. The

south; the upper Dekhau.
zi^Oj. k. I', i- To be obtained, got, acquir-

0

ed; to remain as in one's possession.
2, to remain; to be saved", to become
well. n. Acquirement, possession',
property, f^ri^ cS^^J. I have obtain-
ed it. -Sjt)* "Sji^Js. To obtain posses-
sion. :StT^Aj^jaVJj. To appropriate to
one's self; to keep in one's stomach.

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ri3*\ s. a. Skilful, able, intellio'ent. n.

N. of a son of Brahma. 2, ability;

fitness. -^S^N-. Durga. -^. Cleverness,

ability.
C$-&, re (= Cj^rs) s. a. Rigbt, not left.

2, straightforward, sincere, upright.
n. The south, country of the south,
the Dekhan. -JjSJ S. The south-pole.
cSu- fS^oijfS. The sun's progress south
of the equator, winter solstice. cS^S-
f=?J3^^ fl. The south and the north;
right and left.

CJ-gv j§ (=Kisj?5?) s. M. The south. 2,
(money) presents given to Brahmanas.

3, a fee, gift.

CJSOP©, TiSd re, rfSOFJ {tb. of a-irmi) n.
' so ' ^A '

The upper Dekhan. diurf), cJaj?i.

Tlie Hindusthani language.
c5"a5 f. n. A rude woman.
ciA(yo h. n. Trick, fraud. -nsia.

Roguery; a dishonest person; also

rf7\e3 h. n. Armour, a coat of mail.
riTTO, ni^ li. M- Deceit, fraud; imposture.

cirrss3j3^rf. A dishonest man. -s3j3?!i

Sfj. Deceiving,
rf^ f. n. Heat, glow.
cSA^k. afZ. With a blaze, -eroo. To

A

burn brightly.

rfA s. a. Burnt, scorched. -3o^.- A
luckless man.

cjc^ (= Son) h. n. Tumult and confu-
sion, as of a mutiny. -^v'J. To become
rebellious. -sSjsSo, -tS^Vo. To rebel.

rieJ k. n. Half of a split tamarind seed.

-nud. A kind of backgammon.

riy k. a. Thick, stout, robust; crowded
d
together, thick-set, dense, n. Quilted

rags. -=5*J3CJaJ0. Thick, bushy hair.

-7^. Densely. -f=3. The state of being

thick, crowded together, close, etc.

-o3j;^o, .o3oj. To grow thick, close,

dense. -s3, . Thick, dense, etc.

rf&o, k. n. A waist-band; a sash.

rii? ?jO k. t'. <. To rub out, obliterate;
to efface. 2, (f.) to scold, menace.

dUJ, k. n. Stumblinjj. cSW.a. A totter-
ing, waddling step.

rfti 1. A sound imitating the rattling of
thunder, etc.; trembling, quivering, pal-
pitation. -ti:fi, -to^. rep. -rfco, -rfcSfS-
In hurry and flurry. -to3 53j333i:^j.
To speak rapidly.

rfrf 2. (<b. 0/^ 3M) n. A bank, shore.

dxicZdti'^ k. n. Impetuousness, force.

n3Z33^ (<&. o/' z^cSOj) w. Measles.

rfft 1. ( = cSo.'^) k. n. A staff; a cudgel.
-T\. A clubman.

C^aa. f. n. The border of a cloth.

Cj'rfjsS f. n. Of close texture, as cloth.
2, respectability; wealth.

c£(^ h. n. A weight of ten sers and
equal to i of a maund. 2, a weight
to counterbalance.

rfrf k. n. A blockhead; a stupid, igno-

rant man; f. -^J, c^a . 2, a double

consonant; also -^^' Cpds.: -=#o?5,

-rtjcs, -dori, efc. -^^. Stupidity,

ignorance.

rf& (=:3a=#) k. n. A tatty, screcH.
a
2, a cage. 3, a stable.

diJiCsS k. n. A profligate woman.

25re ( = cSrlKi) k. P.p. of csrfi, «w rfra

ulre^ k. »i. Fatigue, weariness, exhaus-
tion. -WO^J, -S^Oj^j. To take rest.
-?:fhdj. To be weary. -rljs^jj. To
be fatigued.

rfrJ 1. k. I'. ^. To be fatigued or tired.
2, to be satiated, cSri^^o. To cause
to be fatigued; to satiate.

ti,ri2. tb. of t^?i, q.v.

rfri^', rfreo, rfreo^. =:dr33S, q. r.

cooWo k. n. A stalk. Cpds.: 'Ijs^'fci-
ssSdodj-, ::ij3dracS-, etc.

rfcTi (=:tSo3j) s. w. A stick, staff, rod.

2. a stalk. 3, a staff or sceptre. 4,

the oar of a boat. 5, punishment;

a fine; imprisonment. 6, a form of

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dWJ.

military array; an army; also cSo:^.
-■SWj^. To set a fine on. -€j3 3j. To
pay a fine. -*^?s?j. A fine to be
imposed upon. -^. N. of a vritta;
a pole. -Si?.^. Administration of
justice; ethics. -oIjtiJj. A bridal
procession; conquest of a region.
-sS.rsdJ, -S,?53dJ, -s3:^, f^sarfj. A pro-
stration of the body.

dotJ^ s. n. Beating, punishing, inflict-
ing punishment; torment; also rfo::^?^.
-S3i=". A penalty-clause in a docu-
ment.

rfoS 1. k. n. Greatness, might; abund-
ance, excess. 2, anger. 3, cruelty.

rfo52. s. «.. A doorkeeper, porter. 2,
a religious mendicant carrying a
staff; an ascetic.

rfo5^ (th. of cSoaf) n. The beam of a
balance. 2, a kind of palankeen.

rfo&?dj s. I'. /. To punish, chastise; to
mortify.

rfoT^J (tb. of cSo3) n. An army. -■^3*0.
-"ahi^^^ji'-fx. To keep an army, -^s'jsa
?oO. To assemble an army. -^zio.
To encamp an army. dod^J^. To
levy an army. rfo^r^ SoJJ^rtj. To
enlist in the army.

aoZ§ I. s.n. A string; a garland, wreath-
2, a kind of gymnastic exercise of
the body.

rioZ§ 2. {lb. of ^y) n. A bank, shore.
-rtJoU. Along the shore.

rfor?j3?d. = 3or!d, q. r. -3o?*^o. To
be proclaimed by beat of drum.

tii^ s. o. Given, granted, made over.
-sji-^' An adopted son. rt3^5Ja5t)C(.
The resumption of a ffift. ^sr! :i. A
promise.

rf;^j3 -rf, u^^^js & {lb. of c;3^-ra d) n. The
thorn-apple, Datura alba.

rirfj 1. k. n. Being cracked, as an
earthen vessel.

rirfj 2. (lb. of ^^^) n. Cutaneous erup-
tion, herpes, rash, ringworm.

d^ s. ?(. Curds. -^o. Wood-apple.
-Sad. Butter.

uj^ (<b. of 4$^) «. Cattle; a cow, bullock.
-ATiolijajJ. A herdsman. -d 53.)oc3,
-cS 2oo::3j. A herd of cattle.

dS) (<b. of c^ ^) n. A sound, voice.
-rljsiSo, -Aj^'^j). To echo.

ujrjJ s. a. N. of Daksha's daughter
and Kasyapa's wife. -<a. A Danava.
-toSjqJ^i, -jsaocJ, -:3i;0. Krishna.

rfo^ s. M. A tooth; a tusk, fang. 2, an
elephant's tusk, ivory. 3, an ele-
phant. -:3j3°d. An 6!e of ivory. -:p33
fcS. Cleaning the teeth. -a.\.©5J. The
root of a tooth. -3^. N. of a D;inava.
-ScJ. Acidity, sourness. -^S. Wood
sorrel. -oo??i. Toothless.

rfoS a. a. Having teeth, n. An elephant.
2, the croton plant, Crolon liglium;
also -^. -sSojaj. Ganapati.

ujO^n s. a. Dental, as a letter.

3jc;de3 li. n. Vexation, chicanery.

rforfOA k- n. Intricacy: trouble, annoy-
ance. -Aji'-fJs, -Si3 (-lod). To fall
into trouble.
rfz!, k. ?i. Thickness; stoutness; coarse-

oJ

ness. Cpds.: -\, -oJjaejJ, -f5oo3j, -:Cie3,
-c^jl3, e<c. -rS. -ri. Thick; coarse.

u5^^0 h. ?i. Burial.

d^3, 3yeli. H. Time, turn. 2, a party
of peons. rf^^nDCJ. A head peon.

rfr! d h.n. A record, register; a bundle
of records. -nsrf. A head native
revenue officer of a collectorate.

d20d20 k. ?;. A sound imiUiting Ihe pal-
pitation of the heart or any heavy fall.
-°3cii- To palpitate. cJwcS'wS. A water-
fall.

rfSosdJSS f.n. Unfair dealing, cheating.

rfa3303orio f. I', t. To force down; to
menace; to slam, as a door.

rfao 03, rfa5,^ f. n. A pack-needle.

d200, ( = i5jsioj,, d.rawj.) k. v. t. To
£J to w

push.

ziiS ( = c^i3^) k. )i. A slip, split, strip,

esp. of bamboo. 2, (f.) a blow.
rfj^O s. a. Taming. n. Self-restraint,

subduiog the passions; also -fi.
rf-doa (=cS5ija) h. n. A kasu, the

fourth part of a duddu. 2, a small

tambourine.
rf^o?i^ s. n. N. of jackal.
ci^oodocS s. n. N. of Nala's wife.
rf^iJ^^O h. «. The large sail of a boat.

a. Leeward.
r^o^re?jJ b. n. Damask. 2, a wooden

leveller.
rfiJJsS s. a. Subdued, conquered, -ss^,

cSi^oSD^. One whose sin is subdued.
xictiB s. n. The master of the house.

2, (dual) man and wife. -r!<;?p^o^ ^ja

asjj. To join in marriage by repeat-
ing certain formulas,
rfc^ s.n. Arrogance, ostentation, pride.

2, deceit, fraud, hypocrisy. -=5^.

Arrogant, etc. rfozpstssd, -a^o.

Arrogant, ostentatious behaviour.
ri^O,. lb. of qj3o-, q. v. dsio^odjg.

Generous master !

rf;:^o. £i. ^rfcj^, q. V.
a

cSdoo, li. n. Breath; panting; asthma.
-wSJo,, -coa. To suspend one's breath;
breath to be choked.

cJoSo {lb. of cSoijs) n. Sympathy, com-
passion, tenderness, pity, mercy,
clemency, love. -5js€);^j. To take
pity on; to grant graciously. -S3J3
iSj. To be kind, considerate; to grant
graciously. -^o^. A compassionate
man. Cj0d:'35b3=^. A side-glance
full of mercy, kindness, etc. cSodra
ipstf. A very compassionate man.
cJoij^rijrs. The quality of compas-
sion, etc CjoSJiCIa:. The feeling of
compassion. cSc<i;sioWj^, vi<xio'5K^x>
iS,, zi oAis '^ . Ocean of compassion.
cScdj-3«jo, -«?j. Pitiful, merciful, kind,
etc.

Z$d f. n. Eate, price.

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rfd^O k. n. Roughness; hoarseness.
rflJa33?jj h. n. An application, offer

for a rent or farm.
uki/i h. n. A Mohammadan place of

worship.
ziTJSdzK) li. >i. An extra tax.

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rf'd^ (=rft5F) h. ?i. A tailor.

rftjr® «b. o/" qSdrs) n. The weight and
value of one-fourth of a varaha: 11
anes 8 kasus.

CjtJrfo h. n. Care, regard; need.

rf'daSD'd, rfdeas'do li. n. A royal court;
a hall of audience; a levee-room.
2, the people assembled. 3, govern-
ment, rule. 4, pomp, show.

rf^dos^ h. n. Monthly pay. a. Monthly.

Cj'dw^j&iZi h..7i. A gate or door; a gate-
way.

rfD s. 71. A cave; a hole. 2, a valley.

cSQo^OT) h. ad. In this case; at this

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time; hereinafter.
rf&rfi s. a. Poor, needy; distressed. n.

A poor man; f. -^X 2, poverty,

want; also -^c^, -^•
rfScdrab ( = cicxJOBr*jJ h. n. Investi-

D —

gation.

rfTJo,^ (lb. of ?^53) 71. A song in peculi-
ar metre.

rf-rfo^jji. tb. of d^Fti, q. V.

zL'S s. n. A cave. 2, barren soil. 3,
a wall.

Cjt3js?a h. 71. The chief native officer in
the department of abkari, salt, eand-
al, etc.

rfT3j3?20~O h..7i. All without exception.

rf&SF, zfSr h. 71. Rank, order, grade.
jtegr. = cSti^5, q.v.

Jizir s. 71. Pride, arrogance. 2, bold-
ness.
tiTJrr® s.n. A looking-glass, mirror.

crf^'ir, uiE^c- s. n. The kuca grass, Poa
cynosuroides.

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rf^r s. X. Looking at, viewing; sight,

view. -"CT. A spectator; an exhibitor;

a savant; showing, displaying. -^

?i53~c3D3j. A demonstrative pronoun.
zi^F^ s. n. Seeing. 2, sight, vision,

appearance, observation; perception.

3, exhibition. 4, a visit. 6, view,

theory. 6, a system of philosophy.

-'ijiSj. To favour one with a visit-

-iri, -sij33j. To visit.
ri5~ s. n. Seeing; showing; a seer,

spectator; f. -^. -^. Seen; shown;

apparent. -=tO. To see.
rfS a. k. ad. Certainly, to be sure,

indeed.
de. = ui'-f3, q. V.
ziZlcS s. n. Splitting, breaking to pieces,

bursting.
rfe)3e5, d2)0 ^ h. n. Brokerage; com-

mission. 2, a broker. -Sn- A broker's

business.
rf^ s. n. Fire. 2, a wood on fire. 3,

a forest conflagration; also cS^sjit).

rfttSlI k. ?i. The jaw bone, mandible.

-raejo . The molars.
rfs^S, rfii<§, cr^S h. M. An inkstand,
rf^fo (/b. o/' crfSjsi) w. The plant ^>7e-

misia indica and its flower,
rfdri (<b. o/" ol)3Sj) jt. Corn, grain.

C5^S? s. n. A conch-shell used for blow-
ing. 2, tb. of t?at>, q. V.

cinD h. n. Medicine. -S33c3. A medicine-
shop, dispensary.

rf^^J (-=cSS:Sj, ct3:^j) h. ?i. A race,
run. 2, a military excursion, expe-
dition.

rfsfs. a. Ten. -t?. Tenfold; a decade. -*o
g!, -'"^jeS, -S3JJSJ, -^d?j, -3d. Ravana,
-rtjrs. Tenfold; penalty for not affix-
ing a stamp to an official document.
-c33n. Ten gifts: cows, land, sesa-

raum. gold, ghee, raiment, betel,
grain, j^ggory, daughters in mar-
riage, "^'^'i- The eight points of
the compass and the earth and sky.
-s3j. Tenth. -53J3o3i. Decimal. -Oj.
The tenth lunar day. -c3q3. X. of
Rama's father. cJsao^. Ten parts;
the tenth part. cSS3ort. Ten members;
an incense composed of ten ingredi-
ents. cSS3S35S. The ten incarnations
of Vishnu. cSs^oa^oSj .The ten.

organs of perception and action.

rf€ s. n. Tbe skirt, edge or hem of a
garment; the wick of a lamp. 2,
age, period. 3, state or condition of
life. 4, fate. rfs^So:^ A fortunate
man. ciss^o^oi. An unfortunate man.

dX)U^:^0 h. n. Hand-writing; signa-

0

ture.
d?j5^0 k. n. A thin, dust-like coating on

certain grains, as jola, ragi, etc., a

kind of husk.
rf?j?io e. n. A dozen, 12 pieces; also

rf?irfjei^ s. ?i. Ten months' pay given
for twelve.

ii^j-:^, z!^7i-S {lb. of a^on^) n. The tenth
day of the suklapaksha of the
seventh month (asvina), the last day
of the navaratri; also -^iA-

rf^J k. 11. A stake; a wooden peg.

rf?S. lb. of rf^, q. V.

so -i -^

rfris ^p3iO, rf:6 (■rfaJj h. ;(. A docu-

ment; a bond.
ri^jj h. n. A quire of paper. 2, a pack

of 3 cards. 3. money withheld by

government to an official.
3j?jjs Q h. n. Custom, fashion. 2, cus-

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tomary fees; postage; tax.

iSo^; s. n. Consuming by fire, burning.
2, fire; Agni. -Joo^s^O. The rites
of cremation. cSSo'So. To burn up.

ti^ 1. C-^=0) a. k. w. An army contain-
ing infantry, cavalry, elephants and

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chariots. -5jS, -^jjsj,,, -;330!)j. A

general. -^jJSj. The van of an army.
d^ "2. f. ?i. Thickness, solidity. -^^.

Thickness; compactness.
sjss* 3. (=dsj) f. n. A leaf, petal. 2, a

part, fragment.
o3S?S^. = ti^^O, q. V.
lS^ k. r. t. To seam. v. i. To become

abundant, as fruits etc.; to spread, as

small-pox, etc.
nsu" "do e. n. A doctor; European

D

physician.

nss^, cdJr5 s. n. N. of any of the
daughters of Daksha. -^^- Ganesa.

CS'O-, f<Sn (/■}•. cS-3- ras) s. M. Civility, cour-
tesy, politeness; honesty, candour;
obsequiousness. -n^cJ, -»3og, -ssO.
An obsequious man.

CSSDS^B^^O h. ?i. Proof, documentary
evidence.

CJaSDe;o h. a. Entered, as into an ac-
count, etc. n. Entry of an item in an
account or register. -rfj3:So. To enter,
as a name into a register, etc.

c33aS20S? k. n. A winding half shrubby
plant, Cocculus villosus.

nsT, ?j h. n. Jewels worn on the body;
personal property.

Cj^aoiJjsSS h. ?i. Repairing, doing up.

a3&o?jJ k. V. t. To make cross, etc.

cisyj k. y. f. To cross, ford; to pass;
to go beyond; to escape, v. i. To die;
to expire or pass away, elapse, as
time. n. Stepping, passing over, etc.
-=ai^. A summary. -53?JJ. A far-stepp-
ing foot. -SoJSOr^. Sewing with long
stitches.

■croJ^ h. n. The beard.

as^^j, cji^ceo s. n. The pomegranate
tree and its fruit, Punica granatum.

C33Z§ (lb. of ^o^j) n. A tusk; a fang;
a molar. 2, a jawbone.

C35^3 (<6. of cp5N„) ?i. Grain. 2,
( = Cj3Cc5) a rope.

C3Sf»33 f. n. Thickness, stoutness. -rfa.
A very stout man; of. 533oa?1.

nscyj. — Cj?Wj, q. V.

ViDo^X f. n. A stout, strong man. -3rf.
Rudeness.

c3d;^, cBSO'rf /b. of i^s:^,, q. v.

nsi^N, s. n. A giver, donor. -^ . Liber-
ality.

C33d {tb. of s^^, g. V.) n. A respectful
term of address for an elderly man.

cjSCi (tb. of <?3-^) n. A nurse.

c:3?j s. n. Giving; a gift, present, do-
nation. -^3^J, -siJ3:iJ. To make
gifts, etc. -rtJcQ. A liberal disposition.
-:i. Liberality. -rjSdjr. Almsgiving,
charitable acts. -*j^, -3i)^rS. A deed
of gift. -^js:^. a presented vessel;
an object of charity. "^^- -^

presented cloth. -3?w, -sijscj. A
generous person.

C3S?j^ s. n. Danu's descendant; a giant.

133^ s. n. A donor.

uzo:^ s. a. Subdued, enduring. 2, end-
ing in ^. S39o3. Self-restraint.

C53orfe3. = rforfsS, g. i'.

C33J^ k. n. Stretch, etc.; the measure of
a stride. -Soti=5^J. To measure by
strides.

C33eOP®50S f. n. A certain border of a
cloth.

nsSOJ. = ^»>!^-> 1) 2, g.i;.

DS^J (=C33WJl, g. y.) s. n. A string,
cord, thread. 2, a girdle. 3, a
chaplet, wreath for the forehead. -?i.

as^Ji)?:;^ li.n. Proportionate distribu-
tion, equitable allotment, dividends.

□S^jseS''rf s. a. Having a cord round
the belly, n. Krishna.

usaoSpS' (fr. cSoJ^) s. a. Deceitful; osten-
tatious, proud. n. Ostentatiousness;
also i33ojp=tf.

C33oJj s. n. A gift, present. 2, a part,
partition. 3, share, inheritance,

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patrimony. 4, property. 5, a throw
of dice. 6, an opportunity, fit mo-
ment; a means. -?r. A giver; heir,
kinsman. -Czp'srt. A portion of in-
heritance.

croocirea (lb. of ra^odj^rf^) n. A descend-
ant from a male stock.

iTOOOJ (tb. of cp^S^) n- A wet nurse.
2, (s.) giving, granting.

aaoSJA (lb. of u33odo*) 71. A remote
kinsman. 2.= nsoi3?a.

CSBIJI. s. 71. A rent, cleft, hole. 2, a
wife. -^. A child.

C33tj2. /6. 0/" n^d, q. V.

aaiJ 3. («&. of q5^ci) n. A string, thread.
2, (a/f.) holder, possessor, as.' eSjy-,

ns'dn f. n. Rate, market price.

ns'deOo;::^, usij^crf (lb. of n? tiiooqS) n.
A doorframe. 2, the panel of a door.

C33& k. n. A way, road, path. -^Wj..
To block up a way. -=^J3:iO. To let
pass. -fijsyij,. To start; to make a
■way for one's self, as water. -^id.
To go on foot; to travel. -^^';^:^j.
To look out for, wait for. -zS::ao. To
go out of the way. -^js^?^. A stroll-
er, -^=)rf, -7~i. A traveller.

CDbrfj, asQrfjns. n. Poverty, indigence,
distress.

D3TJ0 s. n. A piece of wood, timber. 2,
= d53n"3dj. -3o^, -so^B*. A wooden
spoon or ladle.

DS'djr® s. n. Cruel, horrible; hard,
rough, n. Cruelty, horror.

rra-c^l, .^JV k. n. The fruit of
Averrhoa carambola.

□0^32, tb. of cpt>!3, q.v.

CTO'T'qr' s. n. Stability, strength, energy.

nac;So^)>, cra?5 S) f. n. Cinnamon.

nseij h. ?^. Split pulse, dhal.

055^2. (— rfS) s. n. A forest confla-
gration; also tovJ3eif\, n^^jsji^. 2, a
forest.

C3D7irf (<b. o/' JTOSSo?;) n. A rope for

tying cattle.
cro^S f. n. Labour, toil, exertion,

trouble. -?^-^v«j„ -sS:sx To toil, etc.

-5ias;j. To give trouble. -SSjscsJ. To

take pains,

nssiti f. «. Thirst, desire; need, want;

also Ca'SoJ.

cross, na^ (= :335j) h. w. Enmity, spite;
a suit, complaint. -?3-'33j^. Property
in litigation. -CJSti. A prosecutor;
complainant, plaintiff.

t3D^ s. n. A fisherman. 2, a servant.

aas'zj^ (/v. cisldqj) s. ?i. Rama.

na^ p^ (<b. 0^ c?=>'i),f^^) «. A bold and
influential man; boldness. -^^. Bold-
ness.

asri s. n. A male servant, slave; a de-
votee; f. zzTiro. -nw;^. Servile work.
-ip.iS. The attitude of a slave, -odo,,
A (Vaishnava) devotoe; f. -^S . nasrrf
5dciris?o. Songs composed by Vaishnava
devotees. -^^. Servitude, slavery.

nDXi^, caxlssps, C30?j3a^^ etc. f.n. The
shoe-flower or China rose, Hibiscus
rosa sinensis.

tstrixi., cstjS (lb. of n^^?d) n. A
Vaishnava religious mendicant. -3o5
s^. The boa.

CX),?J s. n. A female servant or slave.
iTOI^jsec^ (fr. C33^8 eeoo I am a servant)

s. 71. Self-subjection; devotion.
DD?Js -^ (cf. :3js?=J3 =i.) h. 7i. A deposit;:

D

reserve, stock,

caSo s. «. Burning; internal heat. 2,
ardent desire. 3, thirst. -T^fS'-f-x.
To become thirsty. -^i^J^dc^, -SSofS,
-33c3. Quenching desire or thirst.

C33a?s, CSS? (v° = C3', <?;. o/' qral3) ?/. An
impetuous assault; an attack; a rush;
an inroad. -"SSj. To make an as-
sault; to rush up to. oT3«?t)C3t)«?.
A mutual assault.

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cro^o20, cs^csf, etc. (lb. of n^iaaj,
g. v.) 71. A pomegranate.

BS^O {tb. of as*) «. A point of the com-
pass, direction. 2, refuge, protection,
help. -a^ii. In every direction. S>^
^d. Refuge, etc., not existing, a^^
ej^dS. A helpless man. a^a^53eiaAi.
Dispersion in all directions; ruined
condition. -i^^„ ^J '^,- The horizon;
a mariner's compass.

Cj^^vO, -^ s. n. The regent or guardian
of one of the quarters of the world.

Dao^ s. 71. The visible horizon.

DACSO'd s. a. Sky-clothed, unclad, nak-
ed, n. A naked mendicant.

DaTJO h. ad. Also, additionally. a.
Another. -Ji^uioj. Another or con-
tradictory answer.

Q7\£;o k. ?(. Consternation, horror,
alarm, fear.

OTs^^O a. k. V. t. To let down, lower.

qac£;j. = ahwj, (/. I'.

aX 3j s. n. An elephant of one of the
eight quarters of the compass.

Ga w k. ad. Suddenly, all at once.

A
D7^ ?E? s. n. Various regions, distant

a

countries.

aX o:;;^ s. (1. A general charm to keep

off all evils.
aX s5 s. 11. An offering to the regions of

the sky.

aA ^0, a7\t), c§ s. 71. Consternation.
Z)J ^)

a7\,e e. n. Degree. n. Division or in-
terval marked on a thermometer or
barometer; also 3Q^?.

aAS^s^^ s- '*• A- term denoting direction.

aT^.QSaociJ s. n. Universal conquest.

ao^O a. k. «. A jump, leap. 2, gam-
bol, ao*:!). To leap, jump.

ay (lb. of a^) n. Truth. ad. Certain-
ly, truly, -^y. Courage, stout, robust.
-SJ3:^j, A true word.

ai3 (lb. of ^x?j) a. Bold, courageous;
Strong, powerful, -rratf. A bold man.
-^cS. Boldness.

a&o . <?^. of rf>«i., (T. I'. -=fj3c3, -r^J5?3. A
side-glance. -i^j3«??ij. To appear.
-Xj. To see; to look at.

arf (<&. of clz^) a. Firm, strong, etc.

n. Firmness, strength.

Q(!5. f. n. A wicket; a sally-post; also
a

ar^o k. w. An eminence; a hillock.

acciA k. 71. The tree Anogeissus lali-
folia. which yields a hard, white
gum.

ao'rfo k. n. A heap; a big stone; a
bundle of wood or grass; a bale of
cloth. 2, the handle of a plough;
a log. 3, the trunk of a tree. 4,
the centre of an orange; the core of
a plantain tree. 5, thickness; strength;
pride; nutritiousness. -^. A stout
man. -=^^. A stout arm. -sSjcOjg. A
stout, strong body. -r^js°^^, -53:^0,
-i3?°^0. To become stout.

Qf? (—8i^,q.v.) k. «. An eminence;

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a bank.

a§ s. 71. N. of a daughter of Daksha,
wife of Kasyapa.

a^ s. n. A day. -ri^. Daily. -'^^,
-n«?. To spend a day. -^Jj£>. Daily
hire, -rfoi, -nS msfi. As usual. -aoS.
rej3. Daily. -a?i=#,. Day by day,
daily. -J:So3jr. The daily observance
of rites; an official journal. -^cj,
-^1'^, -ST. The sun. -d^3. = aFdotf^S.
-53j3oS. The length of a day. acSo
51 5. Daily. -sSco. A diary, day-book.
-w;3-53Je)5i, -^a^F": -'^ja. Daily news.

a?j,^ (^tSr^'^o) f.M. Grain; also a?i

a?33 s. ad. Daily; aiso -r!, -rtuo, -uo.
aao k. H. An eminence, a hillock; cf.

a?3x = ara, rt. V. -^rio. Hill and dale.
aao r^ k. n. A nuptjal procession. 2,

a wooden stopple.
a^Ji)3'o h. n. Haughtiness, inflation;

arrogance, pride.

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aoeOJ k. n. A pillow for the head; also
323-. 2, the pericarp of a lotus.

ado,/?, B'rfo^w k. ad. Strongly; loudly.

GSj^ k. n. A log of wood. 2, a bulb.

B^jj 1. k. n. Giddiness. -3o:Sj, -^^ij.
Giddiness to come over one.

a^JO, 2. k. V. t. To push, shove.

c

a^ s. n. Heaven; the sky, air. 2, day,
a day. -0=>^. Day and night.

ad?j (= Sb^, q. V.) s. n. A day. -*«?.=
05:r!«?, 5. r. -^ cos^j. To procrasti-
nate. -S^:^. j-cp. =a?i a^S. -co3j,
-coa. Days to be required (it takes
. . . days). -J3?,3:3rf. = afi-^o3or, g. r.

as35''d s. n. The sun.

assr®, a;3a;i h. ?«. A minister or chief
officer of state. 2, a royal hall; a
court of justice. 3, the sarkar; also

aS3?:a h. a. Mad; foolish.

BSaSpfS s. n. A person timid by day.

2, an owl; a thief.
asaon^, assTj^Sj s.n. Day and night.

ass'? 1. tb. of ajs^si^, g. v.

a:33S? 2. f. n. Bankruptcy. -vi^ oSjs?

no, -3r1. To become bankrupt. -s3j5^

rf. A spendthrift; a bankrupt.
a.S s. n. Heavens, the sky. 2, a day.

-li- A deity. -teSrf. Svarga. -c33

o3j=5*. Indra.
ao^o s. a. Divine, heavenly; charming,

beautiful. -^«?. Divine lustre.

The guardians are suraraja, agni,

kala, niruti, varuna, maruta, artheia,

ika.

a^, a€ s. n. A quarter or point of the

compass, direction, region.

as:; s. a. Appointed, ordered; fixed.
ei
n. Assignment, decree; fate; aim.

aoU. {tb. of cSA»g[ji -5. I"-) ». The eye;

sight.
ae^S. s. n. Preparation or consecration

for a religious ceremony; initiation;

dedication; devotion, e. a. <Jj^.-.

S3Je)^-, ^^Dm-, S^^-, e<C. a°T 3.

Initiated, consecrated; a conductor
of a sacrifice; a family If.

aelJO k. ». Similarity, equality. 2, va-
luation, -wndj, -Tijsyjj, -SSj, -'i2)o^j.
To be equai.

a^Fi s. a. Afflicted; miserable. 2,
dejected, downcast. 3, poor, indigent-
4, humble, -rjjra. A humble disposi-
tion. -3^, -i, -^, -"^3d. Humility.
a?i5j35q3^0. A deliverer of the
humble.

ao^; s. n. A lamp; a light. (2, lb. of
^?5j. -n^^. Imported raisins). -^

-:§r1, -!3j33 cSj s3jj)3j (superstition). To
extinguish a lamp. -cS ^a . A match.
-^:3j . To light a lamp. -'aolo. = -?oo
J«i, (J. I'. -ci w-^. A female image
with a lamp-cup. -cSi~rj. Looking
upon a lamp as in an adoring atti-
tude, -^olo. A lampstand. a^s^rfS.
A kind of lighted arati. a'Sj^sSe? ( —
as3D-;?, q. v.). A festival with noctur-
nal illuminations; also Si^^i?^ ^.

a?^ s. a. Illuminated, briffht. ajij.
Brilliancy, light, lustre; a ray, flash.

a?^or s. a. Long (as space or time). 2,
long, as a vowel. -^sw. A long
time. -=#JS;S. A cockle. -S. Length,
longness. -cSSr. Seeing far, wise;
a seer, -rf.ii,. Far-seeing, far-sighted,
shrewd; a sagacious man. '•^5"^'
An old grudge. -^^, -^3l)=j.

Death. -iJS^ri. A long illness. -S5o
•S. Long-suffering, patience. a^^ar
oijj, aP3?5rccLu;i;,. Long life.

ae^S^, ae^B/^ (<&. of a?533i3*) «. a
torch, flambeau, -rt, -ccJjsj. A torch-
bearer. -?is3SSjJJ. An honouring
ceremony performed every evening
by waving lighted torches before
a noble personage or an idol.

aescs?. tb. of a^st'Sj'^,- q. v.

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Qe^. th. of a ?5j, q. V. -siv^^. The
breadfruit tree, Artocarpus incisa.

a?5y^ [lb. of S>°ij'§) n. A lamp. 2,
brig'htness, brilliancy.

rfj k. A termmation of the p. p., as:
=5^jarfo, ^orfj, fidrfj, c5c3cSj, "^jsorfj,
e<c. 2, tb. of a^.

rfOo s. pref. Evil, bad, difficult, hard.

C^OSSO s. n. TJnhapplness, pain, sorrow,
grief, affliction, distress, misery; trou-
ble, difficulty. -^j3:Sj. To give trouble.
-rtjjs?jj, -sJ3j. To be grieved, etc.
-5ja^j. To cause trouble, etc -SjsSj.
To feel unhappy; to grieve, etc. -^3.
Causing pain, sorrovr, etc. -;^?oj.
Living in pain or distress. -^»3j^,
-SaoB. Allaying or cessation of pain,
grief, etc.

rfjSa) s, n. Sorrowing, afflicted. -3.
Pained, distressed. -^J. To be un-
happy; to grieve.

rfOo^20 s, n. A bad souuJ or word.
a

sijSS?e^ s. a. Badly disposed, ill-natur-
ed, reprobate.

rfoS^ B s. n. Ill condition, unhappiness.

CjJSDf^J h. )i. A shop. -~j3d. A shop-
keeper.

sijCTjsai s. v(. Woven silk, very fine
cloth.

C<OATi, rfJAOTi (lb. of dJjT^) ?i. Grief,
care, anxiety; uneasiness.

C^A . tb. of niJrt^, g. v.

A

rfJTv) rJ (A'- <^J-^^ri>) s. /(. Two kanis, two

A

kasus.
rfjA s. )i. Milk; sap. u^on^ipsS^s'. Bath-

inff with milk. cSorssii. The sea of

milk.
ci)7\ ^ s. n. A sort of ^scJepias. 2, a

kind of gourd.
CJ07^ (<b. of rfJ,^) n. Doubt, suspense.

2,' ill will; envy.

rfoci k. ('. i. To labour, work, toil. 2,
to throb and pain, as a boil. v. t. To
acquire by one's labour. -S, -»3j.

Acquisition, gain. -sSjn^rf. An econo-
mist. -^J. To cause to labour.
ujJT^J^'o k. i'. i. To act raslily, violently

or wickedly, n. Rashness, insolence;

also -3fi. -loja . A rash mind.
ajtiorfj* k. ^ sound of suddenly falling.

-^^^S. Entering headlong upon a

work. -^JfS. Suddenly.
cSocio^o. = cSjadj, see s. cioa. -nstf.

An economist.
rfJT^o k. n. A copper coin, ^- of an Ana-

2, money. zij:s'?S. Covetousness.
uJocyj k. n- Rocking, unevenness. cSoo

toscSj. To rock, to be uneven, as a

table, e<c.
ddcXi'R, rfjoci/^ k. or/. Roundly. a.

Round. n. Roundness; also cSjo:Sf3,

doc^AO k. 71. A shrub from Brazil,
used for hedges, Jatropha curcas.

TidoXi:> k. 11. Roundness. 2, a plain
bracelet. cSooa^dj. To round, move
circularly.

rfogT) & h. 11. Worked muslin.

rfo^ja Ti, -Q (<&• of qSj?Jj3 !j, g. w.) n.
The thorn-apple.

rf:idJ k. n. The pulpy mass of a cu-
cumber or pumpkin which contains
the seeds.

rfjorfj k. 11. Excessive expenditure,
waste, prodigality. ciJocijJ:^-^. A
sumptuous dinner without occasion.
-o3j3:^j. To squander, -n^d. A spend-
thrift, prodigal. -n3S3?i, -n?0#.
Spendthriftness, prodigality.

(iJouJoep s. n. The fifty-sixth year of
the cycle. 2, a large kettle-drum.

rfOX;^, rfjA^, ^^^^ C^- «^ ^^^^^)
M. A double cloth; a sheet.

rfoS3t)Qli. a. Double; excessive, -ajt^jr.
Double expense. -^■^- -^ duplicate.
-3^. Prodigality.

rfo&33,^ ((b. o/" arp^)^) n. An interpreter.

3jJ20 k. n. A very stout man; f. !^->2^^-
28*

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^•dod'do, dO^O^S^O, k. r. «'. To leap or
jump down.

riocZOO k. n. Dust.

cJo^ra. ?i (tb. of ciJ5iJ3P'r2) «. Distress,
sorrow, grief.

ciiccJO^O* h. rt. Secondary, subordinate.

nii5, u!o^, c:olji, rfoco{=cS-8) s. pj-e/".
Evil, bad, difScult, hard, etc.

zioxi a.k. 71. A battle, war.

cS0TJo7\ (tb. of a.tfoA) a. Double
coloured, as cloth.

rfj'dc^ f. n. The custard-apple, ^?iona
sgwamosa.

riO'drfx^, s. n. Bad luck, misfortune.

rfj'deSj^o h. n. A telescope.

rfO'd^SjSjCXiO s. /(. An evil intention.

rfO'dfP^j3?j s. n. Offensive pride, pre-
sumption. djtitpSJori. Disagreeably
proud.

rf.)'Ci£prn;cl s. 71. A bad practice or habit.

cSo'd^?3 s. n. A miserable condition; a
bad situation.

rfo"d;ri-:) (=j::Sjuo?^j) h. a. Right, fit, in
good order- -SSjsZaO. To repair.

cioiJooc^S'd s. «. Offensive egotism, pre-
sumption.

siiCvAjSo s. «. Foolish obstinacy. uJjcre
Tlco. A head-strong person.

tfOCDzi'ds? s. n. Bad behaviour, evil
practices.

rfOTJDS.JS'd s. H. Bad conduct, wickedness.
rioosiSsO. Loose, licentious.

tiozX)^, s. 71. A malevolent person; a
rascal, scoundrel; /■. cJJD^-S-o-.

rfO'jSe'aij s. a. Difficult of attainment.

C^ir;»e?jse£:^j3 s. a. A bad tliought or in-
tention.

rfoCD^ s. n. Bad hope or desire. 2,
groundless hope. -n~rf. A man of
bad desire.

C^GeS s. »i. Bad desire.

cio5<! s. n. Evil ways, sin. -Sorf. Re-
moving sin.

cJoSf?::^?? s. n. A bad wish; curse.

ciO'dO'S s. ?i. Harsh, offensive speech;
abuse.

rfj^doTjO .= cSocJsro ., q.v.

_D -= ^

c^Otfo^ (<b. of i?JSof) ?i. A cunniug,
dishonest or wicked man; /". cijdj«?.
-3fS. Wickedness.

tfOAF ( = cijr!) s. a. DifBcult of access.
n. A stronghold, fort. 2, a forest.

uiOAF;^ s. a- Unfortunate, distressed,
poor. z:ijn-S>. Ill condition; mis-
fortune; misery; hell.

:tz7iFo^ s. 71. A bad smell, stink.

oiOAT^O s. a. Difficult of access or at-
tainment.

T^T^F^ SiO s. )i. The eighth lunar day
of the month of asvina, the birth-
day of Durga.

Cj07Nr. = djr^r, q. r. -i5?r3. Cholera.

rfOAOrr® s. a. An evil quality; a vicious
propensity.

rfo^r, ziOT^F s, n. Daughter of Hiraa-
vat and wife of Siva.

tfo^jry s. a. Difficult, unattainable.

ziodiF'^ S.71. A bad man; a mischievous
man, villain.

rfoSircxiJ s. a. Invincible.

rfjrfr^ s. a. Disagreeable to the sight;
disgusting.

cSorfr€ s. n. A bad situation; misfor-
tune, calamity; also c3jdr?3.

LoOarN s. n. A dark, cloudy day; bad
weather.

zio^lF-^ s. 71. Hard fate, bad luck, un-
lucky destiny; misfortune; also -o5j3?
rt. 2, a bad deiiy.

lioT^FXi s. a. Difficult to be borne or
suffered; irresistible; difficult, im-
practicabl*; dangerous.

zidz^F7i,F s. a. Difficult of being assail-
ed; inviolable; intolerable.

rfojirrfi s,-k. 91. Bad conduct.

tfOJCOr^j S.1I. A bad name; piles.

::l::ic:^F^:)^ s. n. A bad omen. 2. a foul
— o
pretext.

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rfj^ireS s.n- Bad conduct; impropriety;

bad etliics.
ciijSr^ {tb. of rfJSJF"^) n. A bad excuse,

poor pretence.
rfoeOFT^ s.-k. n. Evil intention; wicked

resolve.
rf020P<y s. a. Weak, feeble.

cioeoora s. n. Folly, silliness. 2, evil-

mindedness.
rfjdjsr^qifS, oiJeSjaF-?:^ s. n. Evil

counsel; bad, harmful teaching.
rioEjSrcriJ s.n. Fear or painful appre-
hension of evil.

ao^FTJ s. a. Burdensome, intolerable.

cioaro^A n s. n. Ill luck, lucklessness.

dJ8p3r^ s. n. Ill will, hostile feeling,
hatred.

i±)2^rz[^^ t£02p^rA s. «• Bad, abusive
speech, opprobrious language.

rfoEprS', s. 11. Scarcity of provisions,
dearth, famine. -iS^^J. A famine
etc. to come to pass.

rid'^OF^ s. n. A ba4 opinion, doctrine,
or tenet.

Ziii^jrS s. n. Evil-mindedness, malig-
nity ; foolishness. 2, the fifty-fifth
year of the cycle.

SjO'o^jrj^, -c3 s. n. A bad disposition,
evil mind. 2, bad advice.

rfo^ortir^ s. n. Any violent or unnatu-
ral death.

rfo^JsTcTJ s. 71. Proud flesh that grows
in a sore or wound.

sio^rarAF s. n- Misconduct; offence;
wickedness; also -^?i. 2, a bad man.

CJOt^OOra) s. n. The thirtieth year of
the cycle of sixty.

cSo'SjaFeSo s. 71. Bewildered, infatuated
or enamoured state. 2, ignorance,
folly.

ciiociOF^ s. 71. Ill repute, dishonour.

rioo3.orei:;ic^ s. n. N. of the eldest son
of Dhritarashtra.

doaiF^r^ s.n. A bad sign or symptom;

a bad character; a vice.
CuJe^'^QS. a. Difficult to bo observed;

disagreeable to sight, n. Inadvertence.
di^ZiFS^ s. a. Difficult to be obtained;

scarce, rare; excellent; dear.
tfOT^Fg;^^ s. n. A harsh expression;

abusive language, insult.
dosBF^ s. n. Evil speech; inelegant

language.
ujJSTjFlJ s. a. Difficult to be repressed,

irresistible.
siOo39r"!ir s. n. Bad news, sad intelli-
gence.
u)0S3F"?j, -c3 s. w. N. of a rishi. a.

Unclothed.
rfjStiFSco s. 71. Bad smell, stink. 2,

an evil recollection of past actions.

rfj,3FCjA s.a. Unskilled; stupid; wholly
Q
ignorant.

zioS^iF ^o^s. a. Ill-trained; ill-mannered.

stubborn.
rfO^FSasi s. n. A bad contest at law.
rfjaFsiaJJ s. n. A bad thing or affair.
ziOTi\Fid s. ?i. Bad conduct, mean prac-

tices. a. Vile, wicked.

t±)Ti\FS s. n. Disreputable conduct,
eJ _D
bad practices.

aj^oFcdo s.n. Useless expense.

^:)ZioF7j^ s.n. An evil habit; bad de-
sire. cSjS,r?o?i. A man of evil habits;
f. djS.FSfS.

rfjSSo^^S'Ci s.n. Evil action or oper-
ation.

rfj^ssQ^ f. n. Rapid course; a run.
-So. To make run.

rfj^. = J^->o«, q. V.

sJo'gs e3 s. «. A wicked, impious or im-
moral conduct. -^?j. "Wickedness,
iniquity, immorality.

rio?) ^ s. n. An inauspicious sign; an

8crCO

ill omen.
rf:)^ pT^l s. n. Naughtiness.

rfOH^^Oci s. 71. A bad omen.

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cSo^TjOo s.-f. n. Two shawls; a double

shawl.
rfOaD,Xl?j (=:Ci:83^=Joi) s. n. Intractable.

n. N. of a son of Dhritarashtra.
SSOZv'rfo' s. n. An evil act, crime. cSo

^<Dj~. Sinful, wicked.
ciOoCp.'rfo s. H. Inordinate passion, lust,

vice.
tfOo::;D,a' s. n. An evil time on account

of sin, famine, etc.
ziOzL, \^n s. n. A misdeed, sin, crime.

uSo^i s. «. Corrupt, bad, wicked, vicious,
ai
depraved, noxious. -rtjrs. A wicked

disposition. -3fS. Wickedness. -^J^-

Evil-minded; an evil mind; a N. -53a,

7\. A wild beast.

nature, w-ieked; an evil spirit

ciJoSti.S, . Of a bad

rio:

o5j

cuj^eA s.

Bad use, useless

purpose; foul aim.
CSOSi.\&' s. n. A bad fruit or result.

riO?j520^ n. A winding half shrubby

plant, Cocculus villosus.
cSo?i "d s. a. Impassable; invincible.

_Xl

Cij?j0 f. n. Dress ; a suit of clothes.

ciori^OA s. n. Bad inclination. 2, bad
company. do^oh. A person who
associates with evil companions.

ziOTilosB s.n. A bad progeny or family.

cJjS^So s. a. Intolerable, unbearable.

(V

-VS'S^. Bad association.

vid^l^ti^ s. n. An evil dream.

rfOTj/^eps^ s. »i. A bad disposition or
nature.

ciiSo (tb. of Sy) n. Discordance; hat-
red, ill-will.

n50a>^\ s. n. A daughter; tb. cSo2oJ.

cJj^?"rff. a. Doubled; double; cf. cSjuj^O.

n<j3T^0 k. r. L To push, thrust, shove
away or aside, throw out of, as out
of a village, caste, etc. ciwraa?!). To
cause to push, etc.

ciacUJ k. V. i. To walk on one leg,
hop.

Zjji^ 8. n. A messenger, envoy, ambas-
sador; f. djtS,. -sj^ r;. Tlie char-
acteristic mark of a messenger.

3j^a (tb. of ^Jt^) n. Cleaned cotton.
2, siikcotton used as tinder.

ciesi. tb. of ^-'SC, q. v.

rfjsdod {tb. of ZfJl^Jj) n. Fine drizzling
rain.

djsTJ s. a. Distant, far from; remote.
n. Distance, farness, remoteness; a
long distance. cSjsO'^. To a distance;
from afar. -s3j3:^j. To remove. -CJSr.
Far-seeing, wise; a prophet, -zi^ii .
Far-sightedness, foresight, discern-
ment.

rfjsO h. n. An axle-tree.

S^JSTJO (tfo = e3J) k. t'. <. To bear tales; to
report evil of others; to blame, re-
proach, abuse; to slander, n. Blame,
slander, calumny. -Aji°-?j.. To get
blamed, etc. -So^^j. To tell tales,
slander, blame, etc. -i^rfo, -Sojsdo.
To bring blame upon one's self.

ds^r, rfj^sror s. n. The grass Panicum
dactylon.

TijiiiSJ (tb. of ^oc-j) n. A beam of timber.

^jhZ^^ s. a. Dishonouring; reviling;
blaming. n. A reviler, seducer,
abuser, blasphemer.

rfjSaA?? s. 71. Corrupting; contaminating;
censuring, abusing; blame; guilt, sin.
-OJiinSj. To abuse, blame, etc. -bS^^o.
To tell tales, etc. -^J^odj. To get
blamed. cSjsii^o. To blame, censure,
abuse, etc.

zijiZ^o s. a. Censurable; condemnable;
contemptible. n. Cloth; cotton,

calico.

rfjs;^, zij^Tio (lb. of as,^^) n. Cloth.
djiAirt. A cloth merchant. zij>^r\
3^3. A cloth merchant's shop.

rfj^Xldo a. k. n. Reason, motive, cause;
self-interest.

u>jsV, rfj5<s*J (tb. of ^-'i^) ». Dust; powd-
er; pollen. -srocS. A dust-board.

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rf\5'j, (lb. of ^n'*) >i- An eye; seeing.
cS.-c- n^) o;^. The science of astronomi-
cal observation. cS.r? E^;^. Calcula-
tions founded on observations of
heavenly bodies.

ziy^ s. a. Firm, strong, solid; tenacious,
compact. 2, confirmed, established;
certain, reliable. 3, powerful, mighty.
n. Truth. -J^^- A strong will. -r1j3
^Ov. To become firm. -Sa;^J. To
strengthen, confirm. -iMSi , -^o^i^^.
A firm mind. cS, ssort. Firm-bodied,
stalwart; also ^-.z^'^ofs. rf.^^T^rfra.
Making firm; confirmation; an act
of becoming a member of the Church
of Christ.

Z^\^ (=ci,S*) s. a. Seeing, viewing.
n. The eye. cS.sic. Visible; to be
looked at; beautiful. -3J3:^-). To
show. Co S3,-. Visible and invisible.

<i\si, s. a. Seen, beheld, observed; visi-
eJ ei
ble, apparent; decided; known.

C^sSjjt) o^ s. n. An example, illustration,
instance, evidence. 2, a Sastra:
science.

Xi\Sj^ (=013,, ail,) s. n. Seeing. 2,
sight; look, glance. 3, the eye. 4,
intellect. -'3 3J. To look or aim at;
to look after. -=^J3::aO. To pay atten-
tion to, etc. -'"^ iXj^'-fj. To appear.
-rtJS^S^rf. The range of the sight, in
sight, visible. -cSj?^^. A blast from
an evil eye. -'^J. To see, look at.

j^sjT) ^ f. n. Greatness, pomp.

go
6^^. = rfiS^, q. V.

:3^^ (lb. of cS^si) n. A demon, evil
spirit, phantom. -i^^d,. The gri-
maces of one who is possessed. -^o&.
A glutton. -U^. A demon to strike
(or possess) a person; also -^Jid.
-Cj^^j. To exorcise. -^^js^^j. The
touch of an evil spirit. -2oa. A
demon to possess a person.

tS^oSO'd e. n. December (12th month of
the year).

!3;5 (tb. of a^) n. A point of the com-
pass. 2, (tb. of tiS) condition, state.
3, luck, etc. esjoS cS^cCjo::^. On his
account. -nDrf, -53oS. A fortunate
man. -rlcSj. Refuge etc- to be lost.

iS^ACJ, c3?Aoej (tb. of d^sj^'jw) n. A
temple. d°rtjOr<. An attendant on
an idol.

d?UJ, cSeoUo f. n. A stem.

d^zi h. a. One and a half.

:??P©, Cj?r®S, c2?ra b. n. Money due, a
debt. 2, mercnntile transactions.
L3;f^353^r3. Lending and borrowing;
mercantile transaction. cS$f=i:xi?Cj. A
debtor.

i3?a?s!Q'djs?j s» rt. Brilliant, splendid.

^?^ s. a. Divine, celestial, n. A deity,
god. 2, a king. 3, an honourific
title; his majesty, his honour. z3?3cJj.
Your honour; pi. X^^^rif^, d^sStfo.
The pi. honourific form is used also of
men; but when used of God the predicate
is put in singl, -^K)f\t;j. A white
sort of oleander. -^scrfj^. Any act
of worship, any religious rite. -"ctJ
SjJ53j. Cloves. -3333, -SDi>:i'S. A natu-
ral pond. -rtort. The celestial Gan-
ges, -nra. A class of nakshatras.
-Sc^, -J, -S. Divinity; a deity, god.
-3Sj. a celestial tree. -s^odjpj. A
temple. -S'siSf^cS, djJj'SDSJlSro. Divine
worship. -rt:3. God-given; N. of the
conch-shell of Arjuua; N. of any one.
-nsodo, -53J35J(,. Lands allotted rent-
free to pagodas. -ra^rf, -S35C!j. A
species of pine, Pinus deodora.
-533^. A servant of god; N.; f. -j^sAj.
-zijs:^. An angel. -c3Dri3. The

character in which Sarnskrita is
usually written. -?3?^. A kind of
reed. -^J3. Worship of gods. -'^^./^cDJ,
-eSjj?^. Heaven. -cjoSrf. =i5»J35ejcxij.
-^jsui'-f. A large kind of citron,
-53j3?^j3. a divine man; a harmless
fellow. -Sjsrtr. The sky, ether.

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-oSjii. The lioma sacrifice. -kJj^^.
The vehicle of a god. -rfqi. The
car of a deity. -03:a. Indra. -Oii.
A divine writins^. -53^0- A. rakshasa.
-^t?. An assembly of gods. -\^. A
celestial nymph; also don^ortfS.
-^?i. A temple. :3;d:j3o^. A part
of the deity; divine, d^^iia. Mount
Meru. rf?S3^:3oS. A god above
all other gods. d$S3£j3±). A temple;
church; heaven. -^. Property endow-
ed to the service of temples.
do'S^'O" s. n. Krishna's mother.
cS?^ci f. ?i. A porch; the threshold; a
house. -r(. An attendant upon an
idol.
c3?^5s5 s. n. Going, motion. 2, sport,

play. 3, a die. 4. grief, sorrow.
oje^'d s. n. A husband's younger brother.
cSe^w^r s. 71. A heavenly rishi, as

Narada, Atri, etc.
:2?^£J, -S' s. n. An attendant on an idol.
d?330A s. a. N. of an emanation from
Sadasiva, held as the inventor of
weaving. 2, a kind of cloth. -cSStfj.
A class of Saiva weavers.
de^ 1. s. n. A goddess. 2, Durga.

3, a queen; a princess. 4, the small-
pox. 5, art honourific termination of
fern, names. -5Joa;S. A vaccinator.
t3e<S2. h. a. Giving. Sj^st-. Borrow-
ing and lending.
:3e^e:rf) s. n. The chief of the gods:

Indra.
(3?^ s. n. A place; a side; a country,
district. -B^^ej. Place and time. -sJ
oAj-yoJ, d's^y^. Travelling abroad.
-".p->^. The language of a country.
'i)Hi Expelled from a country.
""'5^^' Expatriation. -S . Resident
in a country; a class of Brahmanas.
iSjsaea^rf. The customs and manners
of a country. :3«S9^S, des^^sSS.
The ruler of a country. d?sso:Srf-
Another or foreign country. d^sa

t?rfj3oi. High opinion of one's
country, patriotism. dess'^ajsa. A
person who has this opinion; a
patriot.
tSeaDOSO. = d^^^oSj, q. V.
□eaBooa, Lof'SOSS'iJ s. n. Begging alms
from country to country; foreign
countries. 2, alms. 3, imports.
c?a s. a. Belonging to a country. n.
The dialect of a country. 2, a
certain raga. -^. A guide; a teacher;
a traveller; a stranger. d'S^ol!,
d»^^. Local; provincial; native.
i3?;dc02J f. iu The head of a district;

an hereditary officer.
6^^ (=dA)) a. k. n. Beauty, comeliness.

-nau. An artist; f. -^sa~,
jS^^a. lb. of doS^, q, V.
t2e^ s. n. The body. -^ri. Death.
-doSfS. Mortification of the body;
corporal punishment. -rtjrs, -qjsjr.
The constitution. -qj?0. A living
being; an individual. -Sja. Bodilv
purification. -SsqSfS. Bodily exercise,
as bathing, etc. d»:o3c3. Death.
o^ca s. a. Having a body, corporeal,
embodied, n. A living man. 2, the
soul.
di^^O s. n. A demon, asura, rakshasa;
also d^i^oij. -t^oA), -sSjO, d^s^.o.
Vishnu. -rtjdo. Sukra.
^1<^Q iff'- ^^ri) s. n. Feebleness; depre-
ssion, humbleness. -*jSj. To be low
spirited; to be humble. -3,^. Miser-
able subsistence; humble behaviour.
c3/^ (fr. d^si) s. a. Divine, n. A deity,
god; also d^a;^. 2, destiny; fortune,
fate. 3, property, wealth. 4, a
demon or devil, -tf. Divine. -Ja . An
astrologer. -iJd. Fatalistic. -n3,
-oS-'S^ri. Fortune, chance. -ssO. A
fortunate person. d^;3t;^°=i. Depend-
ing on deity, subject to fate; death.
d(^5^ s. a, Divine, providential.
c5^ eels' s. a. Corporal.

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^js:^*. The elder of the

la -ii-

dja:^ ra. The eldest of
cSjs:^ cio. A thing

z3j37^ k. ?^ <. To dig or excavate with

the nails, etc.
^SjiZi k. a- Large, big, stout, thick,
great; extensive; important; chief;
loud; old; as: -ss^O, -*«JJ,, -^JSrto,
-'Sz^^, -35j) , -33'?,, -ii(i, -:3j3E=i , -rS^
■6, -c3505j, -fSJsra, -t3?a, -2^^, -SjcS,
-rfjd, -SJ3:Sj, -BoJ3^j, e<c. A large,
big, etc.
elder sisters.

the elder brothers. ^

which is large, -^od. Father's elder
brother; great aunt's husband. -33
cQj. Mother's elder sister; great
uncle's wife. iSjSJ^ 5j .= -3or3. -f^cS.
A fast walk. -^^- Long sleep;
death. -ojOnS^j^. A generous mind;
generosity. -^otizit^^. The tree
turmeric. -Sjjsrtr. A high road.
-cfcgrto^. The royal Gool-mohr, Poin-
ciana regia. T^Jizi S. A great, noble,
old, rich, tall, etc., man; f. -»3«?o.
:Sjs:Sj3^t;o. A well-to-do inhabitant.
-c^c^, -2( , -^fi, -^'^. Exalted position,
greatness, dignity. rSjsa So. That is
large, etc.

t3.ffi5 k. »;.. A cow-pen, fold, stable; a
stockade for impaling wild elephants;
a settler's first house.

i3jst§ k. n. The bat used at tip-cat.

i3jara k. '"• A cudgel, club, mace.

£0

djstj a. k. »i. A mass; a crowd, mob;
a
tumult. 2, indistinct speech.

j3j3C:5 k. 71. A bundle of sticks, grass,

etc, used as a torch; diminutive

cSjsoa.

^3J^^3^ k. n. A leaf-cup.

jSjsEOO, (=cij3W0, g. u.) k. V. t. To shove,
push, thrust, throw.

z3j3020 (=:IJ3oio, q. r.) f. n. A caste of
tumblers, mountebank. -rira. A

tumbler's pole. Jo^owosiJ. Tumbling.

t3.BO£3 k. n. A crowd, mob; riotous mob,
afiFray, quarrel. -Jarts?. A street
quarrel. -sra^iO. One of a company

of stage players. -"^""s;' -^ confused

testimony, -nad. A rioter.

wj3'd'a-;rfj k. V. t. To cause to obtain, etc.

^Sjs'dS'o ( — t3-ra3) k. V. i. To be obtained,

gained or found; to accrue. P. p. :3j3

d*. l/sed impersonally with the dative

case, as: oidjrl rSjsrf^j^tS. We get.

tSjaQ, cSj?"!? 1. = :3j2d=5^o, q(. i'. P. ps. wjs

03o, c3j3dcij, zSjsdcSo.
djsT32. a. k. »(. Resemblance; likeness,
equality; propriety. 2, gain, advant-
age, use.
r2;3-6 3. (<&. of qSjodoF) ?i, A chief; a
king; a master; a man of the ruling
class; a gentleman, -^fi. Kingship,
government, rule. -^>! s3J5:aO. To
rule. -?33?i, A lady.
cj;3?^ k. n. A pole with a hook for

plucking fruit, etc.
Bjs?rf (=clJ3?rfi. «&. of :S^?f?)) n. A

boat.
cSjs?®^, :Sj3e^ f. n. A Hindu-male's
garment worn around the waist or
over the shoulder. -enoMj^^js^J,. To
wear such a garment. -MJiZiJ=§Ji^J^.
To put on a garment.
if!j3?£3 f. n. A washerman.
uiJi^'&O k. n. A musquito; a gnat.
;5j5?t:Ji, ;5js?i3 1. a. k. w. Full-grown or
mature state. -n^cOj. A full-grown
fruit.
i5j5?-d2, c2j3?-!5 2. h. n. Thread. 2, a

kind of bracelet.
ujseSJ s. n. Swinging, rocking. 2, a

swing.
t3;3?e3 ( = :s-ra?£>), i^x^d s. ?j. A swing; a
litter, palanquin. c3jt)?e3J5e^5i. The
ceremony of swinging an idol.
Cjjse^ s. n. Fault, vine, defect; a
blemish; blame, reproach; badness,
sin; morbid affection, disease; spots
on the tongue foreboding death.
-sfC^j. To blame. -^:io. To put fault
or blame upon. -^iSo . To lay or
bring reproach upon; to find fault
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Fault-findinff, censorious. -^. A
discerning wise man; a physician,
-^oii. Vitiation of the three humours
as wind, bile, and phlegm. -Sdra.
Removing blemish. djs^ss^d. The
moon; faulty. dji^S^djs^Scs. Accu-
sation.

iSiEeiA s. a. Faulty, guilty, sinful, -^o.
Morbid affection to arise, as in fever.

(3.1;?^ s. n. Darkness, night. 2, the
arm.

(3j35^ k. n. A flat, spongy cake of rice-
flour, uddu, etc.

Sjs^A) h. M. Friendship. -iTsrf. A friend.

(3j3?Sorf, i3js?^^ s. 71. A longing of a
pregnant woman; any morbid desire-

tSpf^o (= dJS^sjJ. tb. of :^J3?i)) 11. A
drum.

o'SB (=:rfS^, q. V.) f. ?t. An inkstand.
ifd.^Q (/■;•. :ij3;S) s. n. The function of

a messenger.
c°3~ee^ o (/■»•. cijoss, ) s. m. Evil-miud-

edness, wickedness.
zf?>ZdF&n s. n. Weakness, infirmity.
c'SapoFAn (/"»•. cij".p3r,^,) s. n. Ill-luck,

misfortune.
c'lieJ^J h. n. Wealth, affluence.

c'?^ n (/■»•. cSj^,) s. ?i. Depravity, wick-
ed 0 '^
edness.

cT^So:^ (/■/■. cij^:^ ) s. n. A daughter's

son.
OT^n'rf. ib. o/" ^;Sj, q. V.
tdOn s. n. A day. 2, the sky. -c^a.

The celestial Ganges, -iiooic. Dawn,

morning.

rfOo§, ri~o§s. >i. Brightness, brilliancy,
1) "J

lustre, light.

rfj?q^ ( = fciJ32aJ, e/c.) s. n. Gambling.

-=ff3C5. A gambler.

s. n. Shine, light, splendour.

oi. Shining, enlightening; seeing.

t3j3.;S?;o. To shine; to appear.

jSpo?^

u) o3oo e.n, A dram; a dose of liquor.

rfjrf s. ?i. Dripping, flowing; liquid;
fluidity. 2, moisture; essence, juice.
3, melting from pity or tenderness.

z:jjS:)'d s. M. N. of a people and district
on the east coast of the Dekhan:
Tamil. -q;?^. A family of langu-
ages in South-India, as.- Tamil,
Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam and
Tulu,

njj<3?j0 s. V. i- To become liquid. v. t.
To melt, as the mind.

rfj^n s. n. Substance, property, wealth,
money. 2, a substance, thing. 3,
the receptacle of properties, etc, ele-
mentary substance. -53o3, -^. A
wealthy man. ^;j?,cio^jaej. Help of
money towards any business. ^°^i:
^. Covetousness.

CjS.tv C3s,^n, s. n. The vine. 2, a
grape, grapes. -i^S rf. A vine-pandal.
-sT3^. An accomplished style of
diction in poetry. -W^. The grape
vine. -xi'T-.. Grape juice. -^io'soij.
Wine, -ojrjj . A rine grape.

nSid {tb. of iZ^S) 91. A blockhead.

2, wretchedness, feebleness. 3, trash,
rubbish. 4, a wretched and poor
person.

cjijrf s. n. Liquefaction, distilling. -"3*.

A drug prepared by distillation.
aSj^T^ (fr. ^iSS) s. a. Belonging to

Dravida.
■ddy^ s. a. Run, flown. 2, melted, liquid.

3, quick, swift.

rfOj3jrf s. n. King of the Pancalas and
father of Draupadi.

;5jSj?P9 s. n. A trough, bucket, cuji. 2,
a measure of capacity, equal to 4
adhakas. 3, Dronacarya, the teacher
of the Kurus and Pandavas,

d.£j?r5 (=clraoc5, q.v.) s.n. A boat. 2,
a valley.

dja.e^c s.n. Injury, mischief, treachery,
treason; rebellion, wrong. wo-^^is.

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Spiteful, treacherous; a traitor, betra-
yer; as: notfj-, h3-, aijs^-, O03^-,
?3» dij-, etc.

d^ 3ia (/■/•• cSj sizi) s.n. N. of the daugh-
ter of Drupada and ■wife of the five
Pandu princes.

C'QcciQ s.n. A pair, couple. 2, any
pair of opposites, as right and wrong,
heat and cold, etc. 3, strife, contest.
4, doubt, uncertainty. 5, a form of
compound (^.). -odjjz^. A duel, single
combat.

CQ cx5o s. a. Twofold, both, double. n.
A pair.

c^Qrfs' s. a. Twelve. -, the twelfth.
Cj?id3. The twelfth day of a lunar
fortnight.

□r^r;:?, as^3jS"d s. n. The third of
the four yugas of the world. 2,
doubt. 3, war.

G^^TJ s. n. A door, gate. 2, a way,
means, medium. Jo3 cs. By means
of, throuffh. -s3ii,. The threshold;
the panel of a door. -5;^ej, -SJSSJ^,
A door-keeper. -looqS. A door-frame.

CD^TJ^S^'rf, odQu#, ud^tz^tSB S. m.
Dvaraka, the capital of Krishna.

&Q s. a. Two. -=5^s3jr. Two accusatives.
-riJ. A grammatical compound, -rtora.
Two-fold, double. -riofS^jj. To multi-
ply by two. -!a. Twice-born; a man
of the first three classes: a
Brahmana, Kshatriya, or Vaisya;
a bird; a snake; a star; a house.

-tp^c'i. = c^j'jjdA), q. i\ Cpds.: -^J3^,
-SjOJJD, etc.

aQSeorfo s. a. Second. -^sssaS. A

second marriage. -■^"4^*^. The accus-
ative. a^.S?a3j. The 2nd of the lunar
fortnight.

D^^^ s. n. Doubleness. 2, a pair, couple.
3, reduplication of a consonant.

aQcjT) s. ad. In a two-fold manner. -rsS.
Duplicity.

a^^ s. n. An elephant (lit. drinking
twice).

a'vSrfS s. n. A biped, a. Two-footed.

DQ ZjQ s. 71. A kind of metre.

a^ud s. 71. An elephant.

C^vTio-S^ s. ?i. Repetition, tautology.

QQ?jQ2psd s. a. Having a double nature.

aQeSj s. n. An island; a sandbank. £1 ?
^Do^d. A foreign island. S^°>j. A
tiger, leopard.

cSQ^si s. 71. Hate, hatred, enmity; dis-
like. ^°"^- -^ hater, foe, enemy.
:|^?«i?;j. To hate, dislike.

ui^ l^ s. 71. Duality, dualism. 2, du-
alism in philosophy, as of spirit and
matter, etc.

w^ <* 9 s. n. Duplicity. 2, disunion; dis-
pute; doubt. Co );p°"lP7)S. Duplicity,
fraud, doubt.

CjQ^Sj^cdJ^ s. 71. The island-born
Vyasa.

C33Q ncou' s. a. Returning every second
day, as fever.

^

Z^. The thirty-seventh letter of the
alphabet. In Kannada it occurs only
in a fetv desiya and tadbhava 7vords.

E;i^s"d s. n. The letter qS.

z^7\ f. n. Fire, blaze. -qSrI. Blazing,
flaming; being very brilliant, glitter-

ing much. -LjSrSfS. j-p^J. With a fierce

glow, etc. -q3f»?iJ. To burn fiercely.
d^js ^ (=cS3J3 S) s. n. The wliite thorn-

apple. Datura alba.
z^jj s. n. Property, wealth, riches,

money. 2, wealth in cattle. -'^ olj.
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Loss of property. qSjSoKOdj. Con-
quering wealth; fire; Arjuna. -33jit).
A guardian of treasure: Kubera. -^oej.
Power of wealth. -wjci. Pride of
wealth, -^^t" I^iches. -^Ss^^i. Covet-
ousness, avarice. -53o3. A rich man.
-4o»oJ- Poor. i^S?!^^'. Wealthy.

qifSDsJD s. 11. N. of a tune.

qi^, .'5' s. n. A rich man; an owner,
master.

yoisj s.n. The twenty-third lunar man-
sion.

i^^o, z^^oB (= c^SroJ^) s.n. A bow. 2,
the sign Sagittarius. ^jS^jqssrO.

Bearing a bow : an archer. zjSn-^
'J35rf3. A bow and arrow. cpc^vJjsr^J.
The solar 9th month. z^^i^s^r^,
:pv0^3~cxJjj. Tetanus, a disease which
bends the body like a bow. qSnSo^r
So.. Archery. z;Sc^Js3~?d. The science
of archery; N. of a treatise on
archery.

tj^^OoJ ( = 4S?io, q.v.) s. n. A bow.
2, the sign Sagittarius, 2, an arc.

r^^o s. a. Opulent, rich. 2, fortunate
happy, blest; lucky. -J. Opulence;
good fortune. qjN». A fortunate

woman; Emblic niyrobalan.

cj^N^Q h. 11. A rice-field; also z^^?i^&.

qirfQo^D s. 11. The sun. 2, K. of a
celebrated physician.

^»5oji, Z^zio^ s. ?(. A reed, pipe. tube.

'dSJ:>,<V s. «. A braided and ornamented

C i-rt

hair of a woman.

Z^xi s. ?i. Holding, bearing, wearing;
having; sustaining. 2, a mountain.
-C3. Bearing, holding; a support; a
weight for gold.

X^'dri S.n. The earth; the ground, -^i,
-233^. A tree. -^o. Earth's sur-
face. -S), -dS, -sTsti^, -ad, -St) ^,

-^i, -?^'^. A kinc

-?qSd, -?^. The

serpent sesha; a mountain.
t;i::r^z;, qirs^^B, y"?^?^ s. »!. A king.
4i&Bj (=qScl:^, fj. r.) s. H. The earth.

Z^^Tj^ s. f. ^ To hold, bear, carry; to
contain; to put on one's self, as
clothes, etc.; to obtain, get. esaSssd-.
To become incarnate. rtljir-. To
become pregnant.

zf^i^f s. 11. Ordinance, law; duty; right,
justice; charity; liberality; a pious
act. 2, usage, custom. 3, virtue,
merit, good works; religion, piety.
4, almsgiving; alms; gift. 5, harm-
lessness. 6, sacrifice. 7, nature.
8, the god of justice: Tama. -?=^~.
The manager of a temple, almshouse,
etc. -'^-'SCoJ, -53jt)3J. To give alms.
-;i3?:l). To ask for alms. -?=)cd)r. Any
pious act. -{3°?- -^ code of religious
laws. -35^r(. Apostacy. -aei^h. An
apostate. -d^sJ. -cS^tS. Virtue perso-
nified as a woman. -?)o3 . Devotion to
religion or charitv. -SjS,. A lawful
wife. -loja . Virtuousness, charitable
disposition. -3j5rt~. The path of
virtue. -w, -^'^, -D'JiJ, -ODOi).
Yudhishthira, Tama. -Sjo3. A virtu-
ous or pious man. -S353. A building
for travellers ; a poor-asylum ; a
school at which children are taught
gratis. -3^^. A code of law; juris-
prudence. -S°ej. Virtuous, pious.
-?j^. An alms-house. -^^- ^- of
a place of pilgrimage in S. Canara.
tjSSJsr^. A just and pious man.
r;3jjJ3~^Wt)0. A judge; the almoner
of a prince. i^SvSJsrjA^. An admini-
strator of laws, king. qSdJS'qiF". in
charity; as a gift, gratis (esp. as

ySOF s. a. Virtuous, religious, just.

-si. Most pious, very virtuous, etc.
Z^riti^ -^ s. a. White, dazzling. 2,

beautiful. n. A kind of camphor.

z^^^. A white cow.
qjsij s. n. Assault.
55^. ih. of v-^N5 Q' >'■
ip33J s. n. Natural condition. 2, an

element, primary substance, primi-

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tive matter, as earth, water, fire, air
and ether or akasa. 3, an essential
ingredient of the body, as blood,
marrow, etc. 4, the organs of sense.
5, a mineral; a metal; an ore. 6, a
grammatical root. 7, origin. 8,
strength. 9, the pulse. 10, the
tenth year of the cycle of sixty.
-^Jodj, -rtJorfj. Strength to decrease.
-(3js5::^j. To feel the pulse, -r^s^,, -o3^
Sfd. Loss of strength. -sjsieJ. A list
of verbal themes. -^«j,. Nutrition
or strength of the body, -aj^ra. The
state of the pulse. -J3^irf. Mineralogy.
J?j>^\ s. n. A founder, maker, creator.

2, Brahma.

nfsBj (=:n3a) s. n. A wet-nurse, foster-
mother. 2, the earth. 3, Emblic
myrobalan-

qsB^n s. n. Corn, grain; rice. -J??S.
Property in grain. ri^-. Nine kinds
of corn grown in India.

4j3^J s. h. A house, home, 2, the body.

3, radiance, light. 4, dignity.

tfDXi {— narf) s. n. Holding. 2, a holder.
3, streaming down; flowing; a vio-
lent shower, gush. 4, a wave. 5, a
hole. 6, a thread, -"a. A receptacle,
box; a post. -K>. The act of hold-
ing, bearing, undergoing, preserving,
protecting, assuming, etc.; keeping
the mind collected, holding the
breath suspended.

!?3tJra (^qs'srfra, q.v.) f. n. Rate,
price. 35?fe3-. Market price.

paDSAxCo?;^ s. n. A present received
from the donor by pouring water
over it; also qjsosrf^^.

^>DX^^ s. n. Profusion; freedom from
reserve; liberality, generosity. z^t
o^^. A liberal person, -vi 53j33o, -d
?l)a. Eloquence.

t?J)& s. aff. A person who holds, wears,
etc.

V'!>'^oti {lb. of q:=)Orf) n. The earth.

^T)'8 (= qj'srf) s. n. The dropping of any
liquid; a stream of water; a shower.
2, the pace of a horse. 3, the sharp
edge of a sword or any cutting
instrument.

J?sSjr^ (fr. qSSoF") s. a. Righteous, vir-
tuous, religious, -^oi- Righteousness.

t?ssi Or" {fr. ?^'^-J) s. n. Impudence,
violence.

tps^";^ s. a. Washing, cleansing. 2,
running.

^Ti'^ s. 11. Rubbing off; cleansing. 2,
running, flowing. 3, attack, assault.

tpssc^^J h. n. Boldness, courage, impu-
dence. 2, dread, awe.

qj^ s. int. Fie! shame! -^0:^0. To
reproach, censure; to treat scorn-
fully. -5e)ti. Reproach, censure;
disrespect.

a^ n s. a. Intelligent. n. a thought-
rot) " ^
ful man. 2, Brahma. 3, a star.

^1? s, 11. Thought; understanding, in-
tellect. -SOS* {tb, ^^^0^, tp^rfoog).
Intelligent, wise; an intelligent man.

^^TJ s, a. Firm, resolute, brave, daring.
2, intelligent, prudent; sensible. -^53,
-i, -3f. Firmness, energy, courage,
resolution.

^e^'d s. n. A very intelligent man. 2,
a fisherman.

pes' s. 11. A very intelligent man.

VOS) s. a. Sounding, roaring. n. A
river.

i^O'rf. = riotf, q.v.

t^dTioi^'d s. a. Bearing the yoke; laden
with good qualities. ii. A foreman,
leader, chief. 2, a man of business.

i^oodor (=^J53, q.v.) s. a. Able to bear
a yoke. n. A beast of burden. 2, a
leader, chief.

z^jsTj (^tiJi^) g. n. Incense, frankin-
cense, perfume. -a^Sc^^d^cSo. The
three essential constituents of idol-
worship: the burning of incense, the

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waving of lamps, and the offering of
boiled rice, etc. z^Ji^ii'^^, ;?J3s;s^^.
A censer. -cS »3jd. The white dam-
mer tree, Valeria indica. -b'j^^jj,
-J^^do, -ai^J,, -ajt)*o. To ofiFer in-
cense. :jSj3i?j=iJ. To incense; to per-
fume.

i^ijsrfo s. n. Smoke, vapour. -t??3j. A
meteor; a comet. -S'Sfi. Smoking to-
bacco. -eJ. Smoky. -^uW. A railway
carriage.

^jstSoj s. n. Smoke-coloured, grey,
dark-red; dark, obscure. -S:^,.

Tobacco. -5:?cS. = tt^JSSJjjj^^S, q. v.

qijsSir&o s. n. Siva.

yje)^?" s. rt. Cunning, crafty, subtle, n.
A rogue, cheat. 2, a passionate
man; f. X^Ji'^~. -S . Passion, wrath.

rf\^OS^„ s.?i. Dhritarashtra. the eldest
blind-born son of Vyasa and the
father of Duryodhana. 2, a blind
man. 3, a kind of bird.

^jyB s. n. Firmness, steadfastness, ener-
gy, courage. 2, pleasure. -?i^j.
Courage to lose.

i^^jar^O^S e. n. Thermometer, an in-
strument for measuring temperature.

^ec^o s. n, A milch cow.

Z^^odjr {fr. 9?c3) s. n. Firmness; steadi-
ness, constancy. 2, fortitude, cour-
age, -^s^orlj , -^jorfo. Courage, eic.,
to sink. -^t^J, -r":^j. Courage to lose.
-?1j3S<a, -sii'-}^, -S3j, -SJSCaO. To be
encouraged, to take courage. -?iJ3S?
0)0, -Sa^J. To encourage. -:5So.
To lose courage. -ni?rf, -do:S, -S'sO,
-^. A courageous man.

^jsf'rff^ s. 11. A vehicle in general. 2,
aim, bent, tendency; manner, style,
course. i^JS^drS. A good style of
composition; disregard, inattention,
-rratf. An inattentive man.

^4 s. a. Washed, cleansed; bright,
pure. -^^- Washed cloth.

^<)o?i s. n. Meditation, thought, reflec-
tion; heed. 2, an abstract religious
contemplation. -^^ w5j. To come
to the mind. -rSiSv^ii '3:«j. To con-
sider, mind. -5jd. Absorbed in medi-
tation. -o3^^r!. Profound meditation;
meditation and abstraction. q3?(,^)=:o.
To think of, contemplate, meditate,
reflect upon; to counsel with one's
self.

^Ji^ s. a. Firm, immovable, fixed;
constant, eternal, n. The polar star;
the north pole. 2, the introductory
stanza of a poem. 3, N. of a king,
the son of enja-g sdsracS. -nj?; ^^. The
polar star. -e3j35^. The region of
the polar star. -»S\^. A polar circle,
arctic and antarctic, -^v. An extre-
mity of the earth's axis.

vQc?rf s. n. Destruction; loss.

rfQa; s. n. A banner, flag, ensign. -'^ o
"^. A flag-staff.

rf^^a s, J*. A standard-bearer; an
arm.

ijiQ^l s. n. Sound, echo, noise, tone; a
voice; a word. 2, allusion, hint.
-?i)Odoj,, -r^JSSj, -SJ33^J. To sound,
roar, etc. ^^-- -A.n echo.

toQo^ s. n. A crow, crane.

!7DQ?3 s. n. Sound, noise; humming.

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q3*. The thirty-eighth letter of the

alphabet.
^"^€1 h. 71. Ridicule, joking, jestiug,

satire; mimicry. Cpds.: -SjsSo, -^^53.

-n^itJ, -odosS. A bufloon, mimic.
^^e;j h. n. A copy, transcript. -^(i,

-53Je):^j. To copy.
jj^sj (=^^^A), ^^) h. 11. Ornamental

representation; engraving; embroi-
dery. 2, a picture; a map, plan.
^^sd s. n. The letter f^. 2, denying,

denial. n^^iO^J- To deny, decline.
?i5S& f. a. Inferior, bad, useless.
^"StirJ. =^ ^"^^1 q- V. -^(i, -sijscSj. To

carve, engrave, etc.
^5^0© s. n. The mungoose, Vivei-ra

ichneumon- 2, the fourth of the

Pandu princes.
7:'-S- f. n. A ring of wire worn on

fingers while playing upon a stringed

instrument.
fjS'o, k. V. t. To lick; also fS^a'A. 2. -p. p.

o/" ci'^-^.
Jo5^ s. )i. Night. 2, fasting on certain

nights. -o"^rf. A thief; an owl; a

cat ; a goblin,
^tf 1 s. n. A crocodile, alligator. -'^j'<a.

Krishna's son Pradyumua.

^^ (=?j^A), eic.) h. ?i. A

map.

picture.
^3^> ;g| s. n. A star. 2, a constellation
lunar mansion. -t\^. The motion of
the lunar mansions. -Etira. A sky-
rocket. -53jo^5j, -e3j35^. The firma-
ment, '^fi-. The star on which a
man is born, natal star.

^% = ^t' 3- I'-

fJSO, fiSOd s. 11. A nail of a finger or

of a toe; a claw, talon.
JJA !• s. )i. An ornament; an article; a

piece. 2, a load of articles. 3, a

ship.

^7\2. s. n. A mountain. 2, a tree.

-ts^J, -w. Parvatt.
jjAti h. 91. Ready money, a. Fiscal,

financial, -rtjdjs:^. A cashier.
?i7\rfo h. n. Ready money or cash.
^Ad s. 11. A town, city. -^j^Aj. A

citizen. -^JS^qj's'. A town-watchman.

-^JS^qSc^. Inspection of a town.
^ACTJ, jdASS b. n. A large kettle-drum.

-a:3f3. A place where the instruments

of a band are kept; a band-stand.
wAO k. *'. i. To laugh, smile; to laugh

at, deride; to open (P. p. o^tf^). n.

A laugh, smile; laughter; derision.

-iSjart. A smiling face.
^}^ (= c^no n.) k. n. A laugh, etc.;

blooming, etc. -siCaJ, ^nD:io. To

laugh. -r1?::SJ. A laughing-stock.

-sjj3;^j. A joke, -rfjoio, -djs^d, = 5^r(J

sSjsrt, g. «. -n^rf. A joker, ridiculer.

A ""^

?iAJ k. V. i. To become bruised, as a
A
metal vessel. n. A bruise in a metal

vessel. -i5?^o. To get bruised. rO^^
ooJS^rto. To go stooping.
^7\^ s. a. Naked, bare. n. Siva; naked-
ness.

-(£,^0 1. ( = c323j , 0. t\) k. r. <. To confide
go- lo

trust, put confidence in, believe. 2

to desire, love. n. Confidence, trust

faith, belief. 2, desire, love- c^tj3=#

cSzi !i (=j3i3^, -f5(i). Confiding, trust

etc.

fieij 2. k. n. Doubt. -^J^^J. An un-
reliable word.

^ad-CsrS, -€ h. 11. A forced tax levied
on all the people, an unjust fine.

J^j&'rfj h. n. Favourable look, sight;
a present to a superior, -^scs^. =
tuJsDDf^, q. V. -looa. Temporary con-
finement.

ci&iSfJ^O f. n. Js'azaret, natis-e place of

Jesus Christ in Palestine.
^&;oao k. V. i. To squash; crushj bruise

as dry ginger, pepper, etc.
ci3io k. n. A crushed state. -rjjjsj.

A completely crushed mass.
Sc&fol. k. V. (. To take a little, eat a

little of any thing as a relish.
J00K02. k. n. Poison; impurity of the

blood; paralysis of the brain. -rtJ3

ds*, oiotaooS, oSotJJod?^ d, oiots.

Siva. -:3j5§f\. A dealer in antidotes.

-SJS^n. Paralysis of the brain.
cdM s. ?i. An actor, dancer, mime.

2, the tree Colosanthes indica. -jS.

A pantomime; a dance; hypocrisy.

?ii3. An actress; an actor. pJMOlD

7io, fiiiijo. To dance, act.
^k^^ k. n. The cracking of the finger

or other joints.

k. a. Middle, central.

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CatS. The middle of a forest, -oi^o,
-pj:^j53. The very middle, ci^,'i^°■fo.
Midnight. 53^jUJ^. The backbcne.
fiU^A, ojWO.T^'d, J^Wj,^ s. n. An
actor. 2, a dancing-master; f. oJLb^

jiUo k. n. Grass, its wide spreading

roots.
Joo 1. (= N^J^J, ?Scirf^) P. p. of ri^, in

(i:i^JiK'j^. 2, (=^f.) walking etc.

crftJ 2. = ?JSo, q. v. Cpds.: -^yj,. = S^o

-jpsrt, -D3i„ -3533, etc. -?S;So53. The
very midst.
^Tis, fi'd'S k. ?i. Trembling.

JjT^^ k. H. Walk, course, conduct, be-
haviour, -ijo^. A man of proper
conduct; f. -5So;i.

^"d^Z-,"^, ^zi^^, ^'d-^^'^, f:z3Drf'?,

^Ti'^V^ k. n. Conduct, behaviour;
custom, usage. 2, proceedings.
jicii^. = c^3j 1, q. V. c^SCo^rf. Interval,
intervening time, middle space.

^"d^ k. n. The house-floor opposite the
entrance-door.

jsa ( = S:^, Q. r.) k. r. i. To walk, etc
-rt. Pace, walk. -Kj. To cause to
walk, proceed, go; to carry on; to
manage; to treat; to carry out, ful-
fil, as a promise; also SSoSj^.

fiT^ol. (=fSSJ2) k. n. The middle, cen-
tre; the waist; the flank of a horse,
etc.; also -sj. "*^^^- ^ waist-band.-
girdle. ■'^^- -^n island. Cpds.:

-r!j:S, -353, -SJ310J, -oJ3l3„ -cSii,,
ta' ' 'to' eo'

-cSdSj, -il^a, "^^^' -^^'■f'^i -^o^j

-DDti,, -D-s^, -Bo?-it)j, -esdodo, e^c.

-oSSjsJ. The very midst, -d. Between.

-53oarf. = ?j:S53o3i3.
f:c^O 2. (= f3:«o, q. v.) k. i'. <. To plant,

fix firmly, etc.
^c^O^ k. n. Trembling, shivering; tre-
mor; fear.
?;'t^jao ( = oiSrtj) k. r. i. To tremble,

shake, shiver, quake.
?jZ§ ( = o3S) k. r. i. To walk; to march;

to go on, proceed; to goj to be

current; to continue; to come to pass:

to behave, conduct one's self; to

succeed; to be obedient to. (P. ps.

rizizio, riddo.) -:3^^j. To walk about.

ti. "Walking; going; walk; course; gait;

march; going; conduct, behaviour;

also oiS^. 2, cattle. -rta^J. To

cause to stop. -ridA. At every step.

-crfja. Conduct and speech. -»3j3.

A clean cloth to walk over. -^JtiZi.

A self-moving chariot of the gods.
crfcU (=:nojJ, q. V.) k. n. A relative,

etc. -3?j, -'^^. Relationship; also

fjofejj (= tSoyj, q. v.).
^:^0 1. (^fS^J^ k. v. i. To stutter,

stammer, i^^ Sjj^sSo. To stammer.
^^3 2. (= rSjjalj.) f. «. A nose-jewel.
JogQ s. /*. Doubt, suspicion, uncertainty.

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jja s. n. A river {personified as male);
f. fia. 2, sounding. ?5a. A river.
-^;:ii2o. The current or flow of a
river.

^^. = ^Dcio. Gen. ^^, ri^, f^c^*- Dat.

loc. ci?i€), ^^^, ci^l^-

?j^ 1. a. k. r. i. To become wet, moist.
-Sjj, rjfi^J. To moisten.

cjf3 2. a. k. Ji. A flower-bud, opening-
bud. V. i. To bud. -iijsoloj. A
brancli with buds. -sSjari. A bud
and blossom.

?jorf s. n. Happiness, joy. 2, N. of a
cowherd who was the foster-father
of Krishna. -^. Gladdening; the
sword of Krishna.

^od^ s. n. Gladdening. 2, a son. 3,
a garden, grove; also -sSoj. 4, twenty-
sixth year of the cycle of sixty. F^o
cSc3. A daughter.

or a^aj^l) k.-s. 71. An ever burning
lamp; c^o^ocij.

?Joa s. n. Joy, delight. 2, Siva's bull.
a. Happy; gladdening. -wyoh:^.
A shrub with fragrant white flowers,
Tabernaemonlana coronaria. -^Joy
So. A Icind of angular diagram. -^^
Mo3. Siva.

fiorfo (=r3-J3oCjJ, q. V.) r. i. To be
extinguished, to go out, etc. 2, to
disappear, vanish. fdoa^j. To ex-
tinguish, quench.

?jc£ s. n. Delight, felicity, prosperity.
2, the first, sixth or eleventh day of
a lunar fortnight.

fifjj k. pro. Gen. of ^^, ^n^x

JC^^K k. n. Truth, certainty. 2, love,
aff'ection. -aj3::lJ. To verify, prove.

^3^07i^ s. n. A hermaphrodite, a
eunuch. 2, the neuter gender; also
-Sort.

ci'£>K k. 11. A bruise in a fruit or tree.

jJ^IJ h. n. A mean wretch.

^^Yi..n. Profit, gain. -wa. (24 per

cent.) interest.
jJeS? h. n. A prophet: the prophet

Mahomed. ^t^,-. Jesus Christ.

Jj^, j3^cJ s- "• '^^^^ ^'^y' atmosphere.
-?iori^o. A bird. f^i^-ra^tsoi. A god.
cie^JS?53Jo:^aj. The firmament, sky.

N^* k. pro. We. Gt'?i. fSsio*, f^sSj, ^^o^
Dat. (Assort, ^cc c^sSj oio, ^^:)^^.
Abl. fdcDJ, oci. Loc. Fi53j, 0. N55a©.

?idOw s. n. Bowing, obeisance.

^^J£)J k. V. t. To chew, masticate, to
chew the cud. n. Chewing the cud.
-ScD^j. To chew the cud.

ji^ofo s. 11. Bowing; a bow, salutation,
obeisance. -^0?ij. To bow, make
obeisance, adore. -=&atf. Obeisance,
reverence, adoration.

jidj»)3J0 h. 11, Worshipj divine service.

^,SO?jO s. v. t. To bow; to worship,
adore.

jjj^OjsrfJ h. a. Declared, shown, men-
tioned, recorded. -sJjsc^j, cSsSOwQa^J.
To record, mention, show.

Jjdo„^^ li. n. A specimen, sample; a
model; a copy.

^^J k. v.i. To grow lean or thin; to
wear away; to become less; to be
poor.

jioeO'rf e. n. Number; a ease, lawsuit.
-cS ^IJJ,. The proceedings of a law-
suit. siJJSeJ-. An original suit.

fio83^, t'02^-R, ^QZdo-R k. n. Confi-
dence, trust, fidelity, faith, belief;
faithfulness. ?io:Sri^. A faithful
man. (ioT^ri^'^. Faithfulness, trust-
worthiness. -eAJ^A)=^J3^>\, -5ticij€j3

V

s*J>. To remain faithful.
^oZ:):) k. I', t. To confide, trust, put
confidence in, believe; to suppose.

-^S"^. = ?ioi^=#. fjo^^-^-^- To cause to
confide; to coax, persuade.

?jO2007^. = rio^^, q. V.

N^o, k. pro. (pi. of ^M) Our, ours.

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^do,^ h. n. Salt. -=^-^=,3. A salt factory

cioiOj s. a. Bent, bowed. 2, lowly, sub-
missive, humble, -o, -^, -"^jssj. Meek-
ness, humility.

jiorfo 1. k. w. Softness, fineness; mild-
ness, gentleness; cheapness. -rrai5.
Smooth plaster. -fio^, -SJSi^o. A
gentle word. -^^- Fine cloth.

^cdj 2. s. a. Guiding, leading. 2, fit,
right, proper. n. Behaviour, con-
duct, way of life. 2, prudent conduct;
reason. 3, polity, policy, political
economy. 4, plan; principle. 5,
opinion. 6, right, justice. -rtors.
A proper quality. -So;3, -3^0. A
prudent man.

?iodO?j s. n. Guiding. 2, the leading
organ: the eye. -%^- -^n eyelid.
-Jit), -^330, ?iaijj3t)Sx, (ioi^^ji^zi^.
Tears, -djy^rt. An eye-disease. eAJjj-.
Investiture with the brahmanical
thread.

'^'d 1. k. n. A sinew, nerve, muscle; a
vein, artery. -3ojO. = o^rfjsO.

jitj 2. s. n. A man. 2, Arjuna. -tf C,
-rtiS,r!. A profane poet. -i3$o3, -cJSJiS,
-^s, -ss^ej, -533, Fioa?)^. A king.
-5j?:^. a ghost-like, lean man. -loO
A human sacrifice. -I^S^'S*. A can-
nibal. -sSjfdj^n. A human beius.
-sSjs^'S'. The earth; mortals. -=#?^0,
-Aiort, -^oS, -odO. Man-lion: Vishnu
in his fourth avatara. -^^sS. Best
of men. -^oS^. Manslaughter. ^6^o
^. The lord of men, a king.

^TJ"^ s. n. Hell, the Tartarus. 2, a
mass of filth. B, N. of a demon
slain by Krishna; also t^d=ff3?dj!3.
-^JSij. A pit of filth. -l^CajrfrS. A
festival in the month of asvina to
commemorate the destruction of Na-
rakasura. -'Jj"^:^, -cdj3:Sr3, -53$:ii3.
The pains of hell. rdtf53?)5ji. Tama.

Jj'i^S'o k. V. t. To bruise, v. i. To groan,
etc.

c^JtiUo k. r, i. To become stunted in
growth. n. Stunted growth. 2,
grumbling. -n^d. A discontented
man, grumbler.

cJ^SyO k. r. i. To groan, moan.

ci5 k. 11. A jackal, fox. -'s^jsrij. The
howl of jackals. -2^0:^0. A perennial
creeping plant, Lepidagathis cristata.
-asocS sijt;o^. The plant Hemioniles
cordifolia; the common grass Selaria
glauca. -tooS. Cunning.

NJlio (Cij=e3j) a. k. ?i. Fragrance, scent;
smell, -rtosj. Fragrance.

fo'djAO k. ?i. Grey colour.* -r!oio«?. A
eumbly with white and black stripes.

^Tijs€i k. n. A wart, mole; also ?irf2oj£).

ritS k. I'. ». To become grey, as the hair,
n. Grey hair; hoary age. Cpds.:

-o^, clc.

^^r3^ s. M. A dancer; f. ri3~is:

w^r^ s. H. Dancing. RSa~?ij, To dance.

fjrfjr s. M. Sport, play, pastime; joke;
wit. -ni), -d. N. of a river. -=o2j,
-?ij5rf. An associate of a prince.

fi^ a. k. n. Goodness, fairness; loveli-
ness; dearness. Cpds.: -rtjyjs'o, -rtj

good, dear man; a friend; /". Tiz^^J.

^Z>1. (—^^^, oiO, oiOrf), oiejjj a. k. « •
Pleasure, delight.

^£J 2. s. n. A species of reed. 2, N. of
a king and husband of Daraayantt.
-'s'jssSrf. N. of a son of Kubera.

fjO/NO (=?ieJor!j) k. r. t. To become
rumpled, os cloth, paper, etc.; to be-
come flabby by heat; to droop as
vegetables, etc.; to grow faint or
feeble from sickness, etc.

JoO^. = ^t)l, q.v.

^i} a. 'k.v. i. To rejoice; to be pleased;
to be fond of. n. (=riw 1) Pleasure;
also -^. -:o5:^j. To be greatly de-
li<rhted.

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cJe5^ S.71. A lotus; a water-lily, -niplr,

-J3. Brahma. -'j:-io!;Srf, ->3o^, -?dsj.

The sun. -'^^Q- The moon. c^OS).

A lotus as f.; a pond abounding in

lotuses.

jde;0A0. = ci"=^-', q-v.

?je3, a. k. n. Fondness; goodness; wel-
o
fare, prosperity.

^^SJ {fr. f^c*) a. k. n. Goodness; beauty.

•_', a good man. Cpds.: -s^sj, -dJJi^J ,

^<V^^:> k. a. Forty ; also c39«j^s!j^.

fjd 1. s. a. "New, fresh, modern. -"5^.
Freshness; novelty; = fj^tf.

joj5 2. s. a. Nine. -5. Consisting of
nine. -iuoS. Nine fabulous conti-
nents. -<\^- The nine planets, namely :
Aditya, Soma, Mafigala, Budha,
Brihaspati, Sukra, Sani, Rahu, and
Ketu. -r!j3oC3ac^. Nine-fold gifts to
the nine planets, -rt^s^o^. Propi-
tiation of the nine planets. ■'^^' -^
fever continuing for nine days, -i^^^-
The nine outlets of the body. -Jp^oi.
The nine grains: godive, bhatta,
uddu, hesavu, kadale, togari, hurali,
avare and tllu. -Sj. The ninth.
-»jjt)£^. Arabian jasmine. -<3J. The
ninth day of the lunar fortnight.
-dort. The middle hall of a temple.
-d^. The nine precious gems: vajra,
valdurya, gomedhika, pushyaraga,
nila, marakata, manikya, vidruma,
and mauktika. -rf^. The nine tastes
or sentiments. -03.S. Nine nights:
a nine-days' feast of Durga, Indra, or
Vishnu. -odSi'^. The double rule of
three: proportion (arith.). -^Z^ ^i-^.
Nine modes of devotion.

cJ^oSOTJ s. n. November (11th month of

the year).
fidrt k. n. The Italian millet, Panicum

italicurn.

^^^^^ s. 71. Fresh butter. -"^. Clari-
fied butter.

jJsS'dj. = c^^tfJ, q- V.

ZTi'^j e.n. A novel; a peculiar style of
writing. 2, novelty.

^'di7ds7\'d s. n. Sal ammoniac.

ji^TJO, = F^sjcip, q. V.

?jrf,%)A k. H. A tormentor, molester.

?jS3^ h. n. A Nabob.

?it3S05J h. ?i. Novelty: unusual beauty,
grandeur. -=ct^cJ. A grandee. -3.
Newly made: one of a class of
Konkani speaking Mohammadans.

jo^DTJ b. n. A broad tttpe.

?i,3"rfo k. n. Hair. 2, — fis^^J, q- v.

^SJlij k. n. A peacock, pea-fowl ; also
c^rf^uj. -riO. A peacock's feathers,
-tijiio,. A peacock's tuft.

jia^ji s. a. New, fresh; excellent.

^^"oiii^^^^) h. n. A servant; also
?jj3tS^c3. ^3jwO. Service.

JvdSOi^O b. n. A large kettle-drum.

o

^^ido (= ^Sdj) k. H. That which is soft,
thin, sm-all, as grass, hair, etc.

^^<SJO k. n. The pea-fowl, Pavo cristatus.

Jj^ 1. (= fisjj, q. V.) k. r. «. To become
thin. P. ps. ciScSo, fjSSrfj.

?j5 2. k. n. Itching; the itch, -odisrtj,
-oq:^j. To itch; to get itch.

^'iTio s. V. i. To vanish; to perish.

ji^?800. = ?iAietoJ, g. |!.

^s'Q'd s. H. Perishing, vanishing; transi-
ent.

jo^A s. a. Lost; vanished; perished, n.
Loss; damage; ruin, destruction, -is^
3t. The casting of a lost nativity.
-K?^. A sufferer from loss; a lost
life. -^\hi- -^ blind man. ■^^^- -^
lost thing. -^jSn. Lost riches. firf^?o
S) txij. Loss of one's organs of sense;
impotency.

^?j5 k. n. A good kind of honey.

^^ 1. (= fi^J, eic.) k. V. i. To wear out,
wane, wither, decay. 2, to faint.
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3, to become poor. P. ps. ri^tio,

^,^2. (tb. of (i^^.— ^^, q. c.) Snuff;

also -^a.
eS^^^, T^^aO (=ris5o*o) k. n. Dawn,

twilight. fjAi^sS. Early in the morn-
ing.
ji^JeSOJ h. n. Fortune, lot.
^rJ^oi^i^o ^- n. Chastisement.
ji?jj a. k. )i. Minuteness, smallness; a

little; a trifle. -n^d. Early dawn.

-rrae?. A litrht wind, breeze. -^J^.

A plant stinging like nettles; cow-

hage. -iio^. A tawny colour. -?5r!j.

To smile. -^A A smile. -iXi^do.

Grey colour. -ejj£. Modesty. -?^oi^

f=3. A little patience.

F:??Jj?i5 li. n. Slight fever. -locij. To be

feverish.
^■^ s. n. The nose. 2, (=si^j2) snuff;

a/so -^a. Pi^p. Relating to the nose;

snuff that produces sneezing.
jjS?. =,ci^, q. V.
J3'«=?ji^^ a. k. H. Softness, tenderness,

beauty. ^'-f^^Ti:). To be soft, tender,

nice, bright.
^o?7< (tb. of rio*) n. A tube.
Ti^^. = fiO^, q,v.
:^'^ k. n. A crab.

V

F33 k. pro. I; also joeio. 2, four, -a'^oj.

Four feet. -nudvja^y. A canter; a

gallop.
f333^ s. n. Heaven, the sky, atmosphere;

the abode of the gods.
{0353 5, fTOSSlS. — ^520, q. v.
fjS-§- s. H. A deity, god. -oi'S'rf, A multi-
tude of gods.
fro^O k. a. Four. 2, (f.) an ant-hill.

-sSoa. Four-fold.
f33^i(?j b. f. 7t. A Non-christian, un-

believer.
fj3£Oo»A b. n. Dissatisfaction, discontent;

displeasure.

^ro"^^ s. a. Belonging to the stars,
sidereal. -52J3?i. Sidereal computa-
tion of time.

foSA s. It. A snake, esp. the Cobra capella.
2, a fabulous serpent-demon. 3,
an elephant. 4, any great man. 5,
fire; cloud, darkness. 6, water. 7,
lead. -'^^^- -^ female of serpentine
extraction. -^oosej. Siva. -^j^ .
A kind of leprosy. -'^?s;d. The tree
Mesua ferrea. -dol. A species of sun-
flower; the Indian jalap. -SjoIS^o.
A feast on the 5th day of Sravana
for the worship of serpent-images.
-S^.S^, Placing a stone-image of
cobra for worship. -i3^. A snake-
coloured cane. -s3j£) rt. A tall, shrub-
by plant, Rhinacantltus communis,
-SjoOr^, A serpentine bracelet. -^S,-
A jewel supposed to be found in the
head of a cobra. -53js;?r. The world
of the serpent demons. -JjoSii. A
shelf, peg, hook. -»35ior. N. of a
Kannada poet. -^s^. Abode of the
Nagas. -^oiioi, -sscOj. Vishnu.
-oS^ns. A woman with snake-like
tresses. -TiohA. A middle-sized flower-
tree, Mesua ferrea. -^ ti. A kind of
pipe used by snake-players.

jTOaTJ 1. {■=^'^Ti, q. V.) s. 11. A snake,
esp. the cobra. 2, an ornament with
the image of a cobra; also -3jCo
c33ridj. -'gDW. A disease of the skin;
childlessness. -siod<DJ. = c3'5rtSol3:Do.
-Jot)5S- The cobra.

:^7\'d 2. (fr. ^riti) s. a. Belonging to a
town, civic; polite; clever. n. A
citizen. 2, —d^^^'sriO, q. c. 3, dry
ginger.

JTOaSS', cTOAQeS' s. (I. Town-bred;
polite; clever. «. A townsman; a
citizen; a cockney.

^3A^s5 (tb. of ^^n^O) n. Betel-nut:
the first chewing of betel-nuc at a
marriao'e.

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f3SA?ie3 (=o5^r!5iO, q. v.) s. n- The betel
creeper, Piper held. -Jo^ zi. A clotli
given to the son-in-law on the last
day of his marriage.

pjSaDS'n s. n. A peacock. 2, Garuda.

?3S7^?Oo^ s. w. The serpent Sesha.

(o3£^o k. ■>'• Bashfulness, shame, modes-
ty, decorum; grace. -=#:So, -ricsj.
Shame or modesty to be lost. -rl^a.
A shameless person, -n^^;^;^, -rl^So.
Shamelessness, impudence. -r1j5i?j,.
To feel ashamed. -ficSo. To give
up shame.

?33£:^jl. k. V. i. To become ashamed or
embarrassed. fssio^^j. To cause to
be ashamed; to disgrace.

c3yEio2. f. w. A nautch, dance, dancing.
-slreSj. To dance, act.

^!3&;r}o f. n. The sheriflf of a law-court.

f3s3ijt)^0 h. a. Delicate, soft, tender.

f35y h. n. A stem or beam of wood.

NSy^^ s. n. A play, drama, dramatic
representation. -qjsO, -^dj^. An
actor, mime. -S5s3. A play-house,
theatre.

?jS&3 k. 11. Young plants, csp. of rice,
fit for transplanting. 2, transplant-
ing. 3, (f.) a kind of raga.

fjayo ( = ^ziS) Ts-.v. i. To get within, to
be pierced or stuck into, as a thorn.
V. t. To fix in the ground, plant; to
pierce into. n. Planting; depth; also
oSalif. -=§js?ejj. A planting stick.
o33i3So. To make plant.

cjlibio 3. n. Dancing, or dramatic repre-
sentation, -rsarf. An actor. -Asd,
-mh'^. An actress. -55ooatf, -Sort.
A theatre.

coS'rfcoO k. n. d- ad. The day after to-
morrow; also c33arfj. [person.

fj3c3t)5, -A k. n. A rustic; a common

c3Sci s. 11. The tubular stalk of any
plant. 2, any tubular organ, as an
artery, a vein, a nerve, etc. 3, any
pipe or tube. 4, a fistulous sore. 5,

the pulse. 6, a period of twenty-
four minutes; also -"§. 7, a juggling
trick. -■ySj, -Ttd. The pulse to beat.
-S)5J0. The pulse to cease. -i^js^cso.
To feel the pulse. -SSpt?. Examin-
ing the pulse.

c335a k. 11. A village-superintendent.
2, one of a caste so called in Canara;
f. -f\^. -&ri. A nadiga's business.

c33t^J k. n. A province, district; the
country, -ri^,^. The headman of a
village. -A^i5. A common proverb.
-33(^2^JS^--i. The accountant of a
village.

JoDlS a. k. ad. Further, moreover, much,
excessively.

f33?*3 (= o3?ia#, etc., q. V.) a. k. ii. Bash-
fulness, shame, modesty, etc. 2
= 5jT)I^j. c3^c50. Shameless; a shame-
less person. o3^r50^c^. Shamelessness.
-?iatf. A shameless man. -rta^j.
To disgrace, reproach. -fjJJa. Popu-
lar report, common talk.

foSOSo 1. k. 11. Fineness, goodness, good
quality, as that of cloth, grain, etc.;
honesty, truth. -?^, -oio^. A trust-
worthy man.

fjeron 2. f. n. A coin; money. -SiO?^.
Assaying money. -53eJ,. The agio on
money. -533tij. The detailed account
of various coins.

fj3^ (= 533iJ) ^.n. Smell in general; a
bad smell; stench. -i^J3S?o,, -wrfj,
-2oa. To smell; to stink.

nS^O. P- V- of ?5^rfj, g. V.

cOSqi s. 11. A protector; a master, ruler;
a husband. -^^. Dependent, subject.

coSrf s. 11. A sound, a tone in general.
2, a note of music; as: Jji'oijt)-, iS^r^s-
^j3T?ej-, A)o3o-, etc.

?:srfo) {tb. of c^cssorf ) n. A husband's
sister; a brother's wife.

c3SC338 h. n. Insolvency, pauperism. ^3^
iZzt^. Insolvent; a pauper.

c3Z)DS). = j:trfoi, q. V.

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cC5a?:;J s. V. i. To sound.

^Bsij k. V. t. To knead, as dough, etc
V. i. To moisten, soak; to cool. o3^a
^. To knead.

pDrfJ'dJ/^ ti- a- Out of order; unrepair-
ed, unmended.

cSadjodJ s. a. Aquatic. c33:3?o3j. A
species of reed, Calamus fasciculatus ;
the orange-tree; the shoe-flower plant.

j3Sc33 s. a. Of different kinds, various,
manifold, diverse. ad. Variously,
manifoldly. Cpds.: -^soij;^, --^os,
-33, -S.^'sd, -wr?, -OP-i, -jSi?, e<c.
-rfjaS. Various forms. c3^c3^4^". Ho-
monymous; a homonym.

c35^0 1. k. pro. I.

p3^0 2. k. i\ i. To get wet, moist, damp.

P. pS. c35 30, cS'SCSJ.

f:3^^rij k. a. Four hundred.

jjryoQ s. n. Joy; prosperity. 2, eulogi-
um or praise of a deity; a prayer
recited at the opening of a religious
ceremony or of a drama. ->:oj£j,
-S?,rf. A commemorative ofi'ering to
the manes before any joyous occasion,
as marriage, etc.

^Tih^ s. n. A barber; also ?)^3ri, riDtJjri.

J33^ s. ». The navel. 2, the nave of a
wheel. 3, the centre, focus, middle.
4, a near relation.

fTOoSo s. n. A name. 2, a noun. 3, the
sectarian mark of Vaishnavas. ad.
By name. -', possibly. -^Jil'-?. The
pigmy cormorant. -cS i3?rfj. The
country sarsaparilla, Hemidesmus in-
dicus. -'uiiz's. The ceremony of nam-
ing a child. -cp^O. A Vaisbnava;
renowned. -c^^oiJ. A name, title.
-sSrf, -;35)J^B'. A noun. -X^cJrs. Bearing
in mind the name of a god. -cB^^o.
To put on the Vaishnava marks; to
cheat. craaj3o-c-3. Renowned.

c33»5oc&;j3TJo h. «, Disapproval. -SjsrSj.
Disallow, disapprove, r^ coward.

fJS^onsr h. n. Unmanliness, cowardice;

nSSO s. 71. Bending. 2, a N. for all
vowels, except ^ and ei. -^. Having
a name.

f:3^j^?^, b. n. Disgrace, shame.

?;s^0 h.. n. A deed: letters patent.

^SOjO (lb. of c3^'KS->) n. A lawsuit.

fjsojou^ s. a. Pre-eminent, chief, jj. A
guide, leader; a chief, head; a
general, commander; a husband; f.
c35Cxl)*. -3. Leadership. -S'aS. A
chief, headman, as of a caste,
village, etc.

f35aj020 h. n. A deputy. -AjS^^i;:d j. A
native head clerk of a subordinate
office.

?3SCOo k. n. A dog. -*-'^5 -CoO. A
puppy, whelp. -'^jecS. A mushroom.
-=jSjo, , -tIsjjj. The hooping cough.
-dJwA). The herb Ocimum album.
-■^rfj^j, -23tis?o. A wretched, miserable
existence. -l3»?A:S. An annual herb,
Cleome viscosa. -i3;ej. The plant
Flacourtia sapida. -zSjsA^^, -^s'jsrij.
A do? to bark. -OJoo*?,. A bulbous
plant, Scilla indica-

p^OSJod (<b. o/' c33i)3) ?i. A barber.

^D'doX s. n. The orange tree; an
orange-

jTOd;i s. n- N. of a devarshi. -C?;=s.
Narada's lute: a kind of lute.

f3SOS7?j3e^ k. n. A very meagre man.

(TO7:;trf s. ?i. A long arrow; a style to
write with.

fJSrssodor^ (/"»•. n^ divine spirit and
°5o3of3 pervading) s. n. Brahma.
2, Vishnu , Krishna (sometimes the
deity ivho tvas before all ivorlds). c3=>
ODOdjca. Lakshmt; Duiga.

^sQ 1. k. n. A bow-string.

f:D5 2. s. n. A woman, wife.

^'b'§i'6, rjsS^je; s. n. The cocoa-
nut.

fSDTr'ol. k. «. A fibre: fibres of plants,
strings in mangoes and other fruits.

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2, cloth made of hemp, or linen;

also -53oa. -Ai^S. A female's linen

garment. -^eJo^. Fibre-like pus to

form ill a sore. -rt. A dealer in

fibres. -:?Pdj. Fibres and roots.

-rajrsj. A £:uinea-\vorm.
?33lJo2. (rfj— eaj) k. 71. Smell, v. i. To

smell; to stink. P. ps. fS'sO, fi9^j.

-»i zt°4, c3^c!oi55«5. A strong smelling

herb, Cleome peulaphylla.
cCse; 1. (=c33°^) h. n. A horse or

bullock-shoe, -rrarf, -woa. One who

shoes a horse or bullock.
?38£^ 2. h. n. A drain, gutter.

f3D£;scxJ0£O0 h. rt. Unfit, ineligible. m.
Demerit.

^De5(=c35«?) s. n. A tubular stalk-
2, a tube. 3, a period of 24 minutes.

fj3s5/^ k. M. The tongue. 2, the clapper
of a bell. -"€^0. Appetite to be lost;
a promise to fail, -^sy . A promise
to break; a slip of the tongue. -.Sdjrij.
To be able to speak fluently. -sJ,Sj3
t3. Confidence in one's words or pro-
mises. -2S5°^o. To become unable to
utter. -^to^Kj. To keep one's pro-

mise. -StiAj. Trustworthiness.

-^jj^

^e5?jJ h. n. Complaint; censure, sneer,
reprobation. -»JJ3:So. To disapprove,
disparage.

fjS£)J, k. a. Four. cS^e^a. Four feet.
cra£:!,t5. Fourth. ?itiej, oSocSj. 9. r3^ej

"C "^ •&

^J,. Four times as much. c330? tfo.

Four or six; several, some. -#ej?j.

Every kind of work. -lapi, -osf^do.

All persons, every body. -I33.S,

-53C3F. The four castes. -atfo^^, -z3;=5.

The four points of the compass.

-SjsSj. To divide into four. -siJsSj.

Some words. cj"5ej-^^^^-). 4j. c3«iej

3|J,. Forty. c3^ej dj. Four persons.
cjD^sSa (<b. of fj^so^) ji. A barber.
f:sST)ciA f. «. A boatman; a helmsman.
^assd ( = ojS:3d) h. n. A broad tape.

fjSS"^ s. n. A sailor; steersman, pilot.

f354) k. pJ-0. pi. o/' c3^nO. "We. See 87s

deci. s. oi»3o..
o33^ s. n. A boat, ship, vessel. ^^^^.

Navigable.
f3S^ s. ft. Destruction, annihilation,

ruin, loss; death. -(ij3S??ij, -^•js:^o.

To destroy, ruin, kill. -ooJSocSo. To

be ruined, -ci- Destroying, etc.; ruin.
?:s5c;, h.ti. Breakfast; luncheon.

f33?33 s. n. The nose. o^sA). Snuff. 533
A;^, c33?3. A nose; a trunk.

cj3<^ s. It is not, there is not; non-

— D

existence. -'^. An atheist; an infidel.
-^3^, -'g'ci, -^3^, -T^,,. Atheism; in-
fidelity.

c3SS? (= fssej, q. V.) s. n- A pipe, tube.
etc. 2, the clapper of a bell.

?33^. tb. of cSDa, q. v.; also a water-
channel; a weaver's shuttle.

f3SS? k. ad. To-morrow.

^i. = 6)0*, ?)3*, as'', ?i?;«, g. W.

^)g^o^ s. H.. Fearless; without hesita-
tion or fear. oiSio^, Boldness,
confidence.

oiS^SO s. rt. Noiseless. n. Silence,

CD

calm.

S)S^?^ s. a. Without remainder; com-
plete, entire.

oi2?JOA s. a. Unattached", indifi"erent;
disinterested. n- Unattachment, in-
difi'erence.

^SxiodoSo s. a. Doubtless, certain. n-
Certainty.

fjSrjrasc^J s. a. Helpless, unassisted.

ojSTJs'rf s. ft. Sapless, insipid; worthless.

^J'S^U s. ft. Near, proximate, n. Pith,
sap.

^'v'd s. ft. A heap; a flock, multitude.

S)5S li. n. A Mohammadan marriage.

olS'OSio s. ft. "Wish, desire.

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cdS'Stxio s. 71. A heap, set, flock. 2, a

house, dwelling.
^)5se^;rio h. a. Plain, blunt, open, as a

person, speech, etc.
^^ooit s. n. An arbour, thicket.
pi^odoaD s. n. A flock, multitude.
?^'^\Bs.n. Dishonest practice, deception,

fraud.
^5x7:^, s. n. Drawn down; low. base.

vulgar.
^^?:^N s. ». A house, dwelling.
ri^j,rf a. k. n. Truth, certainty, ad.

Truly, certainly.
pi'^eSj s. n. Placing; a deposit, pledge,

trust. 2, a hidden treasure. ?>=f ?

^j^^j. To deposit; to bury.
^)a)ej s. a. Complete, all, entire.
^7\a h. n. Fixing, as a hire, salary,

etc.; decision. -5jJ33o. To fix; to

decide.
^)A^0 s. 11. Insertion. 2, a passage of

the yedas. 3, the veda; a sacrod

precept. a. Issued from; liberated,

set free.
^A^i 1. (= ftrtJdj, q. r.) k. a. Straight,

erect; also !%irtjrf. -f\-3. An erect

car. ojrio^. Straightness.
aAd2. (tb. of i^^rf) n. The best of

anything.
oiAdo. = ?irtjrfj, q. V.
oJA^r (=SirirSr) s. a. Prideless, hum-
ble, n. Humility. ^irttSr. A humble

person.
^7\3, S>a3»3S^, S)7\S^ h. ?i. Cure in

looking after; tending; regard to.
^lAOlJo k. ?'. i. To be stretched forth; to

spread, expand; to become erect; to

rise; to swell, become proud, n. Ex-
pansion. artoO^^j. To stretch forth,

etc.
S)AJ3^ s. a. Hidden, secret; profound,

obscure.
^)A\2oo s. a. Punishable.
a^?;55^. ■= oina, q. v.

^A Xi (tb. of ?>[<j53) n. Coercion, com-
pulsion.
p)A rf a. k. n. The tusks of an elephant:

A

ivory.

S)7\j5o s. «. Keeping in check; coercion;
restraint; subjugation; humbling;
punishing. 2, rebuke, blame. 3,
aversion; dislike; a mental pain.
arlSoJW. To restrain, subdue, keep
in check; to punish. ^>rt.oo?JOw'^.
Keeping in check.

^^OcUo s. 71. A vocabulary, dictionury.

^^ori.rr® s. u. Friction, grinding, trit-
uration.

^i£ia5J s. 71. A collection; a heap; as-
semblage.

^d- . tb. of Si^„,., q. V. n jj

Za- • t ^ [ladder.

^Ei r?, -^, -/^ (tb. of ?:8l^ri) ?i. A
Zs- ^ '

^■c^ odJ. lb. of S)3l oij, a. V.

^3i s. a. Innate. 2, o«-n. 3, real,

true, actual, genuine. «. Reality,

truth. -rtjt9. A truthful man. -dJ3

rtr. The proper way. -tJi^. One's

own shape. -xii-h- . True evidence.

-;^.= ^iiirtore. -Sjja. A moorah of

42 sheers.
o)3d3^0 h. ?i. Ruler: the title of the

native sovereign of Hyderabad.
^Ijiy s. 71. The forehead.
SiUJ «&!>r. of ?j^:i^ {in SiCeJ, q. v.).

-^tfj. A drawn out, deep sigh.

--Z530. To sigh deeply. r^^ujs^.

The spine. ftb3j|,^U. A long run.
^a 1. = Si:Sj, q. r. -zio. That which is

long; length.
S)ci 2. k. «. A strong stifling smell, as

that of tobacco, cayenne pepper, etc.

2, scum, froth.
ojdo a. k. H. Length; cxtensiveness;

bigness. Cp(7s.." -'e^.i, -rlvJro, -rtjsowj,

fi:^o . = ao;^j. /'. ;). o/" ri«JJ , q. v.

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cisa s. a. ContiBiial, perpetual; endless,
eternal, everlasting; necessary, essen-
tial. -=tfy.«?. Daily observance. -^
oijr. A daily rites. -rfoJ. As usual.
-tiOrf^. An always poor man. -^, ^.
Eternity, -zz^ri. Daily alms-giving.
-Si^,ni. A daily sraddha. ?13?>^^,. The
eternal soul.

^SSjP® (lb. of ri^^^ra) n. Weakness.

oirfsT^ s. 11. An example or illustra-
tion. 2, a view, vision ; omen.

^ctoFjI. s. 71. A first cause. 2, end,
termination. 3, pathology.

^C33?i 2. <b. of f5q3S=:S, q. v. -So;^,
-;^, ^i^^^i. A patient man.

^c3?^ s. 71. Command, instruction.

^c3. ib. of ?i:S, g. i:. -rtrej. Sleepy
eyes. -Sjscsj. To sleep. -sSw'SJajo..
Drowsiness. -o^J^ ^J. To awake. -3o
^J^. To be asleep. -oo^?rio. To fall
asleep.

^c3j(=Sij3) s. m. Sleep; slumber. 2,
sleepiness. -'§^0. Sleep to be spoil-
ed, -iicdj*, -^03330. To sleep. -3o:^j^.

^tf)^ s. H. End. 2, death, loss. 3, = Ri
o5!?Dci s. /I. Laying aside. 2, a recep-
tacle; a treasure, wealth. 3, a

place of rest. 4, effort, work. 5?

slowness, patience, pausing. -rtj3°T?a.

-s3:aO, -:3;^o, -JSjt):«o, To consider,

judge.
^^1 s. n. A receptacle. 2, a treasure,

wealth; a store. 3, the ocean.
^^ k. p7-o. Thou; also oi??iJ. ?i(^. Thy.

^i^cij. Thine.
^)c;^0. = Si3io . P. p. of ?ito , g. D.
S)oa"do. See s. ria^j , q. t'.
^o:3 s. n. Blame, censure, reproach,

abuse, scorn. ?iod'5'. A scorner.

Sioa^ij. To blame, abuse, etc
?)orfn s. a. Blamable; despicable.
^Jj\ pro. Gen. of ?i?ci-), g- i'. Of thee,

thine, thy. Ace. ?^^?^- Dat. Si^drl.

^)^N k. ad. Yesterday, hish: -o3jorf.

Dai. -rt. Gen. -odj, ?)»?;.
^)SS^ s.w. Falling down; dying, death;

ruined state. 2, putting down as

irregular or exceptional, as a word

in a compound ; exception. 3, a

particle (g.). -sJjSiSj. To destroy.
oi^ro s. a. Perfect; accurate. 2, clever,

skilful. -^cS, -^, -:^. Skilfulness,

cleverness.
oiSOrf s. a. Bound; caught, fettered;

conSned. n. A fixed rule.
^iZdoz^^ s. ri. Binding; a rule, order.
S)83rf s. a. Thick, dense, tight. rjZ^a?

■jS'.S. Made close, dense, etc.
aSO.C® k. n. A marriage festival. ?icO>

rfirt. A bridegroom's companion.
^>ep3O30?jJ h. V. t. To endure, suffer,

bear, succeed.
^)^J7^^ s. a. Immersed; sunk in; de-
pressed.
oi^oo^ire s. n. Invitation, cs/j. to a

sraddha.
^^J^aio. = oJsiJSteO, q. -y.
^)^jeioi.SO li. «• Exact, quite correct;

ad. Exactly, etc.
^)SO!s , ^iiSJ^o s. n. A mark, aim. 2,

sign; omen. 8, cause, motive, reason.

-Se)?^. Because of, on account of.

-rrarf. A fortune-teller.
^30X^0.= ariJdo, q. V.
^)aJ^io^. = JirtjO^iJ, q. v.
ciS)d^ s. n. Twinkling, winking; the

twinkling of an eye; a moment. 2,

a minute.
S)oeo s. 71. The Nimb-tree, Azadi7-achta

indica. -^rfJ. The coral tree.
^cs3(=:*o"J) k. n. The acid lime,

Cili'us medica.
^^j^ 1. (jjL of ?ic3^) k. pj-o. Your. -rfj.

Yours. Ace. ?)53o, ?ij . yl&Z. oiOJ.ocS.

jii, 2. s. ?i. Di

o
a. Deep, low.

^)^iy 2. s. ?i. Depth; a slope; a gap.

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(n)CXJo^. s. a. Checked; controlled. 2,
fixed, permanent. 3, certain. 4,
positive. n. Restraint; a religious
duty. ftoiJ^. Restraint, restriction;
rule. 2, destiny, fate.

?)0dJ^0 (lb. of S>oij:^) n. Truthfulness.

^ajos:^^ ( = c3^5iJ) s. n. Ruling. 2, a rule,
law, precept; a regular practice;
appointment. 3, agreement, contract.
4, any religious observance. -?^^.
Regular and rigid observance of
meritorious rites or vcorks. R>OCij
<£>jS. Regulated, prescribed ; fixed.
aoliiDj^oJ (=(5?<Sj?io). To restrain,
subdue; to Lay down a rule; to
order; to appoint, fix; to nominate.

^)OCij3'rfo3^ s. n. Guiding, governing. 2,
a ruler. 3, a charioteer. 4, a
bositman; a pilot. 5, rule, order.

S)aJj3ao?io. = Sio±>wj;^s) s. ^icxijjjj, q. v.

oJcrfj.i'S' s. a. Fastened to; appointed;
employed; assigned. SicdoJ^. Injunc-
tion, order; charge.

ftorfJO;^ s. n. A great number.

o)oj.©?7\ s. n. Application, use, em-
ployment. 2, order, command.
3, trust; business. ?)o3j3??^. A func-
tionary; a minister; a class of Brah-
manas. ao3j3?h?oj. To assign; to
employ; to command.

Sic£j3p&f?i s. 71. Uniting; ordering; ap-
pointing to. S)j3j3°;5?;j. To assign,
appoint, etc.

ci5, ^)oJ» ^»Ji (=?■§) s. pref. Certainty.
2, negation, privation. 3, out, without.

a'rf^v'd s. a. Illiterate. -^o-S-,. An il-
literate person.

^I'dSOO h. H. Current price- -*^^- A
price-current.

c^tXio'^Ot s. a. Unchecked, uncontrolled,
self-willed.

oi'dcSifi s. a. Unstained, untinged, pure.

^i^sJ s. a. Engaged or interested in.

^Xi:§ (d — es) k. a. Beauty, charm,
elegance; cf. ?-3 1.

^J'rfo^TJ s. a. Having no interval; con-
tinuous; without interstices, compact,

dense; uninterrupted, constant, ad.

Continuously.
^5T3^JC^5 s. n. A faultless or guiltless

person.
^iTJ3j3o:5o s. a. Imperishable; infallible,
ol'd^e^v s. n. Absence of desire or ex-

pectation.
cjXix^r'S s. a. ^Nonsensical, useless, un-
profitable.
^"i^^ s. a. Unlimited, interminable.
S)^dcdjrf s, n. Without limbs or

members.
Sjlitfju s. n. Fasting; a fast.
ol'dSoc^s'd s. 71. Absence of selfishness.
^X^^c>^\^ B. a. Unselfish.
o)C3o^"rfro s. n. Repudiation, rejection.

SCsi^S^dj. To put away, repudiate.

etc.
^)T:^tJ^3^ s. n. Desirelessness.
^TJZlSiiTi s. a. Formless, shapeless; ugly,

also RiOD^s.^.
o)'OS'^« ^7j s. a. Unblamable, unobjection-

able. -r=3. Unobjectionableness.
oiTjtisB h. a. Furnished with kalabatu,

as a cloth.
ol'Dsps'd s. 71. Groundlessness, poorness,

etc. ^oszp^O. A poor person.
riTj^oiynTj s. a. Kot causing trouble; not

requiring efforts; not fatiguing.
^)'GST5 s. 71. Hopelessness, despair.
oi'35tfi0do s, a. Supportless; friendless,

destitute.
riTM)<^t)Ti s. 71. Foodlessness, fasting.

SiOtiJosO. A fasting person.
^iTTO^ {tb. of r^O's^^) )i. Doubtlessness,

certainty; calmness. 2, the sky.
^)&l. (0=63") k. V. i. To be arranged,

to be ready; cf. f35 3. 7i. Orderly

arrangement.
oi&2., ?iQ^ k. n. Foldings: the folds

of a garment, as of a dotra or

sire.

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ciZp^Frf

Si8?jJ t 0=e3». = '30^0) a. k. v- t. To put
down; to arrange; to adjust. n.

Arrangement; display.

i>)&?^ s. n. Looking towards, expect-
ation, waiting for. ^iO^^ra. Looking
at; expecting; a look. ftO^d- ^J. To
look at, gaze at; to behold; to
expect.

^^e^^"!^ s. a. Godless, atheistic, -^-^zi.
Atheism. -^3a. An atheist.

^xi^'R (!3J=e3o) k. ?4. Orderly arrange-
ment; properness.

^Tio'^ s. a. Uttered, explained, a. One
of tlie vedarigas.

^"do^ s. a. Undoubted; true. w. Un-
doubtedness, truth; unfailingness;
rectitude. [reposed.

Si'rfo^ xi s. a. Without a reply; silenced,

^■doi2j?oeA s. a. Inactive, lazy; without
employment. S)tfjc5js.?h. One who is
unemployed.

oiTJOSdrfj, -■rf s. a. Undisturbed; harm-
less, inoffensive, n. Undisturbedness.

SiTJosi^o, a'dosjdrefi, ^I'dojjao^ s. a.

Matchless, unequalled.

^■dosJorfoo^ s. a. Useless.
_^

S^'tfosjS!?, -^ s. a. Free from cares or
trouble.

^iT^OSDcdo s. «. Helpless, remediless.

?i'6j5i\ s. ?t. Fame. 2, skilfulness.

^iXijaS s. H. An order, command; a
written order, -ra, -rS. Eepreseuting;
investigation; determination, defi-
nition; sight; telling, narrating.
^itfjBoj^o. To order; to make known;
to define. Sitfjssj,. SjSt^, Being defined,
determined.

o)^ja?7\ s. a. Free from sickness, heal-
thy, well; also ?i?i3js?rt. S)!3j3$h. A
healthy person ; also ?i^3j3°h.

^T3.s?qj s. ?i. Shutting in; check; coer-
cion, restraint; hindrance. Sii3j35^:<0.
To obstruct; to restrain, keep back.

^itSjs?^! {lb. of ?jtfj333) ».. A message;
permission to depart.

?^7\f4 s. a. Gone out, disappeared, ex-
tinct. 2, freed from. rj.

?)A^>§ s.n. Helplessness, misery, pover-

?i7\F'^0 s. n. Going forth, setting out,
receding; departure; also -^.

^AF^F. = ?ins^r, q. V.

fiAjrros. a. Without qualities, n. The

supreme soul.
S)A0ro5 s. n. A shrub, the five-leaved

chaste-tree, Vitex negundo.
^lyJjssFs^, -OS s.n. A loud sound, noise.

^)SdF?i s. a. Unpeopled, uninhabited,
desolate. ^^ g„j_

oiSiFd s. a. Undecaying, immortal, n.

^3iFe^ s. a. Waterless, dry.

c^^^F'^ s.n. Lifelessness. a. Lifeless,
inanimate. r^tejr^S. A lifeless being.

oiPSFodo s. n. Decision, determination;
precise definition. 2, sentence, de-
cree, verdict. 3, final settlement.
-33J3^J, ftK)roaj?ij. To settle, decide,
come to a decision; to give a
verdict; to decree, order, oi^s-. Justi-
fication (Christ.). ^■S: Damnation
(Christ.).

^rfFcdo s. a. Pitiless, unmerciful,
unkind. ftcSFoSo. Unmercifulness,

cruelty.

^)QFoJ, s. a. Assigned; directed; de-
scribed, ascertained.

S)CoJF^, s. n. Faultlessness.

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^c3?Fi^ s. ti. Pointing out, denoting;
directing; order, command, direc-
tion; description. ?i:3eF3?5j. To
point out, show; to specify, etc.

^BiFTi s. a. Luckless.

oi^js^FZj^ s. a. Faultless; guiltless, in-
nocent. ^jd^^FKj. A guiltless person.

^)^;iF^ (=?)q3?i) s. a. Poor. n. Poverty.

ci^jFQlrio s. V. t. To determine, ascer-
tain, settle, make sure.

^)93F'd s. n. Particularizing; determin-
ing, defining, settling; certainty;
judgment ; also -ra.

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^q^jsTis s. «. Shaken off, removed.

o5c3t>r»5j s. a. Nameless. 2, ruined.
n. Ruin.

ft^rao^ s. a. Causeless, groundless.
n. Causelessness. ad. Causelessly.

^iSOroqi s. n. Restraining; hindrance,
obstruction; also -^. 2, force, vio-
lence. 3, a rule. -7lj5°^?io. To use
force, oiwro^sij. To restrain, hinder;
to urge, force. [jjegs_

^saireJ s. a. Powerless. n. Powerless-

oi2ZtiFz^ 3. 11. Freedom from trouble or
annoyance.

^200ra s. a. Senseless, stupid. n.
Stupidity.

^£[5rodo s. a. Fearless; secure. n.
Fearlessness; freedom from danger.

^spurAO s. n. Unluckiness. a. Unlucky.

5)2Pe~^ s. a. Fearless, undaunted.
^):p°rS. Fearlessness.

^rfjrrf s. a. Sober; humble.

a^rfordr^ s. a. Deathless.

^rfjre)(=: SiSj,«?)s, a. Spotless, stainless;

virtuous; clean, pure, serene; shining;

charming. -sSjsCdO. To clean, as a

house, etc. -i, -3. Purity, cleanliness.
SJZ^Jsro^j s. a. Fleshless, emaciated.
?)o5js5^C®s. n- Forming; making, creating;

creation. -Sjs^j. To produce; to

create.
^)■^Ji)r■^^. s. n. A maker, creator.
^)e5J«>^(t'ns. n. Stainlessness, purity; the

remains of an offering to an idol, as

flowers, etc.
S)(3or?jO s. r. t. To make, form, fabricate,

create.
^)rfJJ~5 s. a. Set free, liberated.

D

^^Ojsre; s. a. Rootless; unfounded, n.
Eradication, extirpation. -sJJsiSj. To
eradicate, extirpate. ?jVi:yJei'r€)'^. To
uproot, pluck out, extirpate.

oJ^jsef^So s. n. Absence of love.

SicdJSFra s. n. Departure. 2. disap-
pearance. 3, separation. 4. death.

oltxijsr;^ s. n. Exudation of trees, as
juice, gum, resin, milk, etc.

^^~§> 0 s. n. Disregard, contempt.

^)£^^t§ s. n- Shamelessness, impudence.

oie3or3i s. a. Stainless, spotless. «.
Spotlessness.

^s3jser£jS s. n. TJnavariciousness, un-
selfishness, ftdjs^rz?. Unselfish.

^■rfroti^fj s. n. Fraudlessness. 2, sin-
cerity; also S-5jF'o"lS5'3[,. aarolS^r.
Sincere.

o)s5r3r7Jo s. V. I. To complete, finish.

^^r2orio s. r. <. To carry out; to
accomplish, effect.

a»3Drro s. a. Extinguished; liberated
from existence. n. Extinction of
life; the delivery of the individual
soul from the body and further
transmigration. 2. death. 3, high-
est felicity and reunion with the
supreme soul. 4, vacuity. 5, im-
mersion. 6, a kind of penance. 7,
nakedness.

^)S3r^ s. n. Extricating one's self
out of; a way out, an escape. 2,
accomplishment; doing, managing.
3, supporting; subsisting on. 4.
sufficiency; competent means of liv-
ing. -»iJt)3J, a^?~co?to. To accom-
plish; to live frugally; to be content
with what is absolutely necessary
to sustain life. -?39fN?;j. To obtain
or supply the means of sustenance;
to maintain. -S50. An accomplisher.

S).3r"^(y, s. a. Changeless, nnalterablc.

^).Srg57J sj. a. Unchangeable, immutable.

^)3^■^io^s. a. Unobstructed, n. Absence
of impediment; also -^. -rrscdj*.
Ganesa.

S>3r33rf s. n. Absence of contention.

^StfU^T^ s. n. Absence of difference.
a. Without distinction ; indiscriminate.

^Sr;d^. s. o. Poisonless, innocuous, n.
An antidote to poison.

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^^F'si.aJo s. a. Unattached to any
object.

S)^\ri§ (= ?i5l 3,) s. n. Bliss; final
emancipation.

^^?r^ s. 71. Entering into. 2, expia-
tion, atonement; also -c^.

o^'^n'rri^ a. n. Unconcernedness.

^SSnFai s. a- Without deceit, candid,
honest, plain. 2, without a pretext,
cause or reason.

SiSoer'^OS' s. a. Causeless, reasonless.

^e; (=^uj) k. w. Standing. 2, the side-
post of a door. 3, remainder, balance;
also -izs-k. -^bl, -r\d,. Attitude;
leisure; patience; composure.

S)ia)3^0.= oi6ij=5^J, q. V.

^)£)orfo s. n. An abode, residence. -^D?:*.
A householder.

^Z)^ (= r^^) k. n. Standing. 2,
position. 3, height. 4, cessation)
leisure. 5, a seat, place of abode.
a. High. ?>eJ5SoJ^, A long garment.

Patience; composure; leisure, -riraj.
A staring eye. -rt^a. A full-length-
mirror.

Si£;o'5^J k. V. t. To stretch one's self.
v. i. To reach; to stand upon one's
tiptoes. 2, to come within reach.
3, to begin.

^)ejjo£0o a. k. r. t. To heap up, amass.
V. i. To crowd. 2, to jump.

^£)oa^. = ?^^^, q. V.

oi€> tj:) k. V. t. To cause to stand, stop,

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cease, stay, etc.
^CJo k. V. i. To stand; to stand up; to

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stop; to stay; to be; to wait; to re-
main; to stand or last, as colour; to
remain without injury; to cease, as
rain; to rest; to endure, elc. P. ps.

It stopped, stood. ^loSOsSj. To cause

to stand, place, etc. ?ic3rfj. To stand,
remain.

o^'^TJo k. V. t. To stroke or rub gently.
S)530^o. To cause to stroke.

^^^F?j s. 71. Accomplishment; turning
back; ceasing. ^i5Jlr?io. To turn
away, repel; to leave off, remove.

oisaT^f^s.n. Keeping back or off, ward-
ing off; averting; preventing, hind-
ering, checking. Cpds.: ^0^-, zss^-,
cSjsaj-, ^So-. ^s^O?jj. To keep

back, ward off; to avert.

^)S3?J s. H. A resting-place, abode,
dwelling.

o)»33,^ s. 71. An inhabitant. --^o. To
dwell, reside.

S)o3;)S? f. n. The act of waving a thing
in front of a person or idol to remove
any evil. -Sjat^o, -sjj. To wave any-
thing to avert any evil.

S)rf\^ s. 71. Return; disappearance,
cessation, inactivity; leaving off, des-
isting from; abstinence; rest. 2,
felicity, bliss.

^^SCSjj s. n. Communication, announce-
ment; information; delivering, offer-
ing. ?i»3^a??J. To make known; to
present, offer, ?id?Cj,,. An oblation,
gift of food to an idol.

S)^?'3' s. n. Entering; a settlement; a
house; a camp.

S)irol. s. M. Night. -J^ti. Moving about
by night; the moon; a thief, -hi^.
An owl. -a. Evening. -oS^*?!, -S.S.
The moon. ^isaoS. Break of day;
quiet; a house.

^"Bt^. f. 71. Intoxication. -aSjs^d. A
man taking intoxicants.

S)^^ li- n. An ensign, flag, standard.

S)'3S?j ,5332^ s. w. Deism; natural reli-
gion.

oiSl., ^^ (=^,3=), q.v.) S.71. Night.

o)§i 2. h. ad. Together with, along with.

o>^ oeiO s. a. Fixed, firm, steady; also
^-. -.^_,

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^'i ui^ (=fjiS oAi) s. n. Ascertainment;
certain knowledge; conviction; cer-
tainty; determination, resolution, final
decision; design, purpose. -SBoloJSO.
The ceremony of betrothal. -»3j3::Sj.
To ascertain, arrive at a decision;
to resolve; to appoint. ^)^ oajsco. To
ascertain; to settle; to determine,
resolve; to appoint.

^^ CJ s. a. Immovable, invariable. 2,
fixed, steady. n. A mountain. 2,
an ascetic. 3, the earth.

^)2> ® s. a. Settled, decided, certain.
ojS 3t)qSr. A fixed matter; a certain
kind of betrothal.

o)^ o^ s. a. Thoughtless, careless; un-
concerned; free from care or anxiety.
ft| 0^. Thoughtlessness; freedom from
anxiety, care.

power

s. n. Motionlessness; want of
0 s. n. Want of strength or

power.

^aS\?j s. n. Inspiration, inhalino

?)3^j

;^j3?t3s _,Ji. Inhaling and exhaling.

?iS^:^, q. V.

S)'^, Q ri s. n. Breathing out, expiration.
2, =riS^?i, q. r.

^^,7)d> s. n. N. of a wild aboriginal
tribe; a Holeya.

Si^rf s. a. Prohibited, forbidden, pre-
vented.

oiSij3C5?j s. n. Killing, destroying.

^)S^oqj s, n. Prohibition, forbidding,
hindering; negation, denial. -cJjbsj.
The negative form of a verb. Si^^
?is3j. To forbid. ["ship.

o)5j^?o^re S.1I. Waiting on; service, wor-

^)odLx;u s. a. Guileless. n. Guileless-
ness; also -^ri. -^, ?i;i,Si3. A guile-
less, candid person.

oi^TJofV s. a. Pitiless, unmerciful, cruel.
Si^rfors. A pitiless, cruel person.

^Svrf.r s. n. Ascertainment, decision,
settlement. Si^liiFSj. To determine,
settle.

Si^le^o?' s. a. Stainless, spotless, sinless.

^)3::ro,3iMn s. u. Guilelessness.

^o^f^.'rfj s. a. Desireless, disinterested;
unselfish. h. Absence of desire, dis-
interestedness, ass <uJ. A person free
from desire.

SiSi^a.'dOJ s. a. Causeless, groundless.

^J^OiU s. n. The hollow of a tree. 2,
a garden attached to a house.

S)si, \ei s. n. Expiation, compensation,
discharge of a debt or obligation.

^)^ s. a. Stayinsr on, grounded on;
devoted to, practising, n. Intention,
aim.

NSiotJ, ^^^■d(=?jyj^tf) s. rt. Hard,

rough; harsh, unkind, cruel, severe.

-^c^, -i, -:^. Harshness, etc., severity,

cruelty.

c^;3 s. n. Position; condition. 2, devo-
te
tedness; uniform practice, religious

duty; faith. 3, excellence, perfection.

4, conclusion, the end of a drama,

etc. 5, death. 6, certainty. 7,

trouble.

oiriv"^ 3:3^ s. a. Impartial. n. Im-
partiality.

^s^ts^T) s. a. Sinless, guiltless.

oJ

^7^.^7i,t^ s. n. Grinding, pulverizing.
^7X\ oSjaeSi^ s. a. Useless; needless.
o^Ms o3jse&!ji s. a. Causeless, groundless;

useless, n. Uselessness.
o^^\<V s. a. Fruitless, barren; unprofit-
able.
^jiXr s. n. Relinquishment; evacuation;

2, giving away. 3, the natural

state.
^),^ k. V. I. To squeeze between

fingers.
?^7j "dr^ s. n. Going out; crossing over;

passing time. ,%j^O?ij. To spend,

pass, as time.

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oi;d5 ©r. tb. of rj3 3e>4jr, q. r.

^?;.? 3^ s. a. Weightless, light, pithless,

weak. n. Weakness.
^73 e3d s. a. Devoid of energy; dull;

impotent, n. Want of brilliancy.
o)?Jv \3o s. a. Desireless; indifferent;

content. «. Absence of covetousness;

also -i.
oi?Ji'oB'ocio s. a. Undoubted, unerring,

certain.

r^TilOA. = oiSSJort, q. V.

oirJ^sfQ s. a. Pithless, sapless, n. Want

of energy; weakness; also ?i8^^.
o5rj/oS3oi s. a. Childless, issueless; also

^ri^SoSOCiO. = Si8=oco-30dj, q.v.

^7^^1-6 (=a§=o^cJ, qi.?;.) s. a. Sapless;
insipid, pithless; worthless, vain.
n. Saplessness, insipidity.

^^0,, = (^oo*J, q. V.

^o k. pro. Thou; pL ^o^. See Us
declension s. ?j^.

fieAO k. V. t. To quit, leave, abandon,
get rid of; to lose; to remove, take
away; to squander.

^)?E^ s. a. Low, base, vile, mean. -c3^.
Meanness, vileness.

^>eU k. n. Length. -?33uj. A long row.

oi?WJ k. n. Straightness. 2, properness,
neatness, beauty, tidiness. -r\5ti. A
tidy man; f. -nDS>r.

oi^'rfo k. V. t. To extend, stretch out, as
fingers, arms, etc. 2, to offer, present,
give; to serve out; to put. ji. Exten-
sion, length. 2, presenting. ad.
Abundantly, much; further. -Sj3:^j.
To raise.

oieS s- n. Leading, guidance; moral
behaviour ; political science, policy,
statesmanship; moral philosophy,
ethics; prudence; acquisition. 2,
righteousness; justification (Christ.),
•ri. A well-conducted, virtuous man.

-Sjsrtr. Moral conduct. -»jo:^. A
moral, just, prudent man. -tDcJ,,, -33
^. The science of ethics or morals.
-S32^fi, -;3ei^», -5iJe):Sj. A moral saying.
^e^o k. pro. Thou.

^?5.= a?5iJ, </. f. o)?!iaf. Thirst. ^?S
asio. To be thirsty. Ki^tivso^^. The
moon, -lo'tfa, -c3i)03j. An otter. -niiO.

Tr

ri$!3zje3;. A water passage. -Sjjsr^j.
To liquefy. ft^D^irSj. To melt, as
metals, sugar, etc o)?D?y. Sporting
in water. Si^ossSj. A turtle, roosdo,
oi^osao'^. Abundance of water; soil
fit for wet cultivation, rJ?cl->a?,. The
onion. ft^Si. To pour water. ft?!?
^rfj. A kind of plain pepper-water.
^?5j3sO. The tide. ^j^dJS^W. Stream,
current.

^J^TJa; s. n. A lotus. 2, a pearl. 3,
the garden plant Costus speciosus.
a. Free from impurity.

oijlJo^)! s. a. Coarse, thick.

^■dejo. = c3?tiwJ, Of. v.

ai3Do&;ji. = o:i?e33otic^, g. w.

oie^do (=?i?D«) k. ?i. Water. 2, the
lustre of a gem. ?)?O^Sj. A water-
man. -^Uj,. To turn water. -=ff3?i,
-n^rl. A kind of cormorant, shag,
diver. -?s)SJJ»3. A channel. -=#j3^, 5.
A curlew. -rton'SY'. A basin of water.
-rirfftuj. The water hog-weed, Bar-
ringtonia acutangula. -rSrao . A water-
spring. -^J3?^- A water-fowl. -r^J3?^
?^3^. A small potherb, Portulaca ole-
racea. -li^v. The bladder, -ijs?^^.
A water-trough, -drt. Thirst. -CosO.
A water-course. -cTOOSj. The river-
otter. -N^. A water-shed; the crest
of a hill adjoining cultivation.
-'^30. To let water. - 23=5^0^.= ?)$ciJ?ra
oOj, Qi. i;. -^H^ The Thyme-leaved
Gratiola, Herpestis moniera. -53j«?.
Rain that brings water to fields,
tanks, etc. -5jO. Stream, current;
water-cess. -^^' The Indian or

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Siberian crane, Ardea sihirica. -^oa.
The skate fish. -sg:3.. The water-
reed, Calamus fascicnlatus. -sjtsjj.
A water-snake. -^Jir^. Fog arising
from water; steam, vapour.

^^•5 (d=S3°) a. k. M. A damsel; a gay
woman.

^jF". = ?)?tf-!, g. t'. -*oa, -rtoa. Water
to drink. -nj«?). A water-bubble.
-Sa;<j. To soak. -^j?jA. To draw
water. -Sjafo;^. A mermaid, nymph.
-^tjj,. A paddle, -j^sj. A lotus, etc.

^)^£J s. a. Dark-blue or black; dyed
with indigo. 2, bad; vile. 3, slow,
lazy. 71. The sapphire. 2, N. of a
monkey attendant on Rama. 3, sin,
crime. 4, indigo. -'S'oS, -*oqSd. A
peacock; a quail; Siva; N. -Asd.
An indigo-dyer. -f\0. The Nilagiri
hill. -Sjc5. The sapphire. ^i°s^3oto
0. !<■. of a raga.

^^ZfSOdi^ s. n. A small lamp used for
waving before an idol, etc.

^ee5 s. n. An indigo shrub, Indigofera
tincloria, 2, indigo, the dye. 3, a
female evil spirit that speaks lies.
-rSrso. An eve with a bluish pupil,
-rratf. An indigo-dyer. -^SjJSSo. A
falsehood. -;3«)Jr. A false report.
ft?23j3$d o. The blue water-lily, ISym-
phaea cyanea; a blue lotus.

^)o»3S'd f. n. Rice growing wild.

S)?S s. n. A cloth worn round a woman's
waist. 2, capital, stock. 3, a wag-
er, stake. 4, junction, union.

^e4 !• k. pro. (pL 0/' oi??io) Tou-. See
its decl. s. rjSo,.

^)e^2. k. u. <. To rub softly, stroke
down, as the hair* cloth, etc.

^??jj {tb. of ^C^^J) V. t. To manage;
to fulfill.

oi^^ (=ri^:i:) k. jf. Extension, length,
height.

oie'S'o {cf. ri^:^J) a. k. v. i. To grow long,
extend, be stretched out.

^0 s. m^ Now? what? indeed?
fio'A ( = oSoriJ ) k. V. t. To powder.
5io?\£io k. t'. i. To slip.

A '^

^lOAO 1. k. r. i. To force one's self into;

A

to enter without permission, as a
house, etc.; to creep into.

jioXo 2. (=sio;^, ,;. f.) k. r. <• To crush,
A ^ '

powder, grind, n. Crushed or crum-
bled state. =^rra r!j. To be crushed

A

to pieces, crumble.
^0^^ (=^f\) k. )(. The horse-radish,
Moringa pterigosperma. Cpds.: -=ctd03j,

c^ocT^o k. i\ <. To swallow; to devour
^od-o (=?5ortj2, etc.) k. n. Fragments,
bits: grits of any grain. 2, wasting
away, ruin, etc. oSJJa ^. Broken rice.
-rtoij. Ganji made of nuccu.
?jOi^ k. I', i. To utter; to speak; to say.
«. A voice; speech; a word; a pro-
mise; a language. Cpds. : oid-, iSj;^-,

?oO-, 53jrfj«?e)feJ-, dc. -=#J3aj. To pro-
mise. -oSj'-sJ . Assent by word. -^.
Speech. -Ko. To cause to utter,
speak, etc.; to perform music upon,
to play.
?io5a a. k. ?i. Smoothness, softness,
gentleness; also c^orsj, o^jcajsj. -nsid,
riorsonsiS. Fine, smooth plaster. -K
n£). A soft seat. -eO^ijcS. Fine tur
meric. -jioa, f^rsJ a. A gentle
word. -i3^r!j. A delicate lustre.
-dJ£«. A delicate gem. -sSjsSj. =
-cdoa, g. V. -3jj30j. a fine pearl.
i^w rt, oSoK! f3. Smootliness, baldness,
a. Smooth; bald. ad. Completely.

^oreoy = f^rjoss, q. v.

jio§ s. H. Praise, eulogium; worship.

-^0. To praise, etc.
?:?oorfo. = cSjSocij, q. V.
cioa (0= 63'. = pjJrto 2, g. ?;.) k- v. i. To be

crushed, etc. 2, to be harassed; to

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be inured to; to become familiar
witb.

^O'do (dJ = e3j) k. n. The state of being
harassed or exercised. -Sia. Famili-
arity with, etc.

^orio^o (rfo=e3J)k. v. i- To wane away.
V. t. (= fijrij 2) To reduce to powder,
etc.

NO'doSyj (tfo=S)j) k. 7t. Gravel.

^o€> k. I', t. To twist, as a rope, etc.; to
wring, as clothes in washing; to
curl, as the whiskers, etc. 2, the
intestines to gripe. 7i. A twist, cord.
2, griping pain in the intestines;
also c^jO^. ^j€)^o. To cause to twist.

jdoeSt^, ^O^i'R k. tt. A twist, cord, thread,
twine. -wjs^j. To twist. -©r!rf,
-oiiriE:^. The twisting pin that ele-
vates or depresses the shaft of the
oil-mill.

^oA) 1. k- n. Powder, dust.

^OrJ 2. k. u. An insect that destroys
cloth, grain, etc. 2, an eye-fly; a gnat.

J30/V 3. {—yOTio^S) k. V. i. To enter a
door, etc. P. ps. c^Acij, ^^^i,-

^OTjO^'^ ( = c3jA)3) k. V. i. To enter a
door; to get into; to retreat, hide
one's self, slink, n. Entering a door.
2, evasion, falsehood.

JJO^ . = c^jA)CSo. p. p. of rio?i 3.

^j5'So k. V. t. To shove, push; to push
away or aside; to push on, urge on.
2, to spend, as time. 3, to fare.
n. Shoving; a push. ^iJSir^o. To
cause to push, etc.

JojS^^Jo s. a. New, novel, recent,' fresh,
young; strange. -nuti. A schemer.

cija^ {lb. of £J-'5^) n. A cancerous dis-
ease.

i^js'do (tij=e3J) k. a. A hundred, rlfld

cSodj. Hundredth. fl®cras2S:3J^. 150.

cdJS07)'^3 J.)rfj. 125. o^jSDsdj. Fully

a 100. -SjsJo,, -5jja. A hundred fold.
w

fijsOO k. w. Yarn, thread. v. I. To
make thread, spin. P. p. jiJB^J. -'s'o

i3i?, -^oa^. A ball of thread. -toS^.
Cotton cloth, -oojcsdj. A festival on
which tbe sacred thread is renewed,

jijB^do k. ad. Much, exceedingly.

^\ s. 11. Man. -^, -5j^, -sj^a^tf. A king.
-^C:^.. State policy. -sS^odj. An
excellent king. -SoO. Vishnu's in-
carnation of man-lion; also f^tiAio^.

^\^n s. n. Dancing, pantomime.

^^j (= t^SJj) k. V. t. To lick. ;3^?cJ.
To cause to lick.

^Asio ( = t5r!So) a. k- «. t. To cause to
jump.

j3a5 k. ?i. A cold, catarrh, -wrfj, -coS.
To catch cold.

eSa^ k. w. Leaping, jumping.

na4, c3a5oo a. k. V. t. To raise, lift
up. n. Lifting up.

j3a?jO. = r5'^'^J, q. V.

fj7\^ («?<=C0=*) a. k. V. t. To undertake;
to engage in; to perform, do. v. i.
To come; to be used.

^A^o 1. («?j= «J) a. k. y. «. To become
manifest, well known, famous; to
shine; to appear.

j3a^0 2., cjaS? k. n. An alligator.

f3A^ a. k. ». Action; work; conduct.
2, fame, accomplishment.

^■R k. V. i. To be purified, to be clear,

to shine. 2, to jump up, to bound. 3,

to rise, ascend. ;;. t. To raise, lift up.

P.ps. fSrtrfj, fSiirfj. f3^^. Leaping.

^A e^J, c3'^ e^O k. M. The small caltrops,
A ' A
Tribulus lanuginosus ; also -53oj°-?J).

^AJ 1. k. V. i. To be curved or bent in-

A

ward; to sink in; to disappear; to
get a bruise. [troy.

jSao 2. k. V. t. To crush, smash, des-
A

jSe^o {= Fjz^o 1, q. V.) k. V. t. To believe,

trust; to confide in. n. Confidence,
trust, faith, reliance. fJ^^ # -rt. = ?^

13 7^ s. o^iSO 1, (J. I'.

nW /^ nU.w k. a. Straight, erect, ad.
eo ' eo
Straightly; orderly, regularly; right-

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ly, distinctly; well, in good health.
(3U.nj)rto. To become straight. -sijs
30. To repair; to do well; to arrange.

^y ?jj, ?26C3S^^, ?26>:s^ k. a. Straight,
regular, proper, etc. Cpds.: -f\6, -Cjj)0,
-sJjs^^j, etc.

^rio (=?J3o2, etc., q. v.) k. v. t. To fix
firmly, plant, etc. P. j). ^3^0,.

^f-O k. n. Fat, marrow.

^cU (=noW, q. r.) k. n. A kinsman,
relative. -tfj'S^tfj, cScWO^Oj. Rela-
tions and other beloved ones. -3;^,
-?3c5, -A)_^. Relationship.

?3oyj. = ~oWj, Q. r.

^;^ (<b. o/' ?353j) 71. The eye. 2, a die;
a cowry used in gaming. 3,

gambling, -rf coOrl. A play-board.
rSS^n^y. Playing at backgammon,
etc. (53 r!, A gambler.

55s lJj (==^3„) k. M. Blood. -^Jdo. A
kind of bleeding boil.

c3S k. ?i. The forehead; the crown of

0

the head. -Sjj^j^. A pearl in the
head.

fjjd. = fSc^rfj. P. J). o/" fSfSl, JH, rSc^
V

?5j5]. k. I'. 2. (£•<. To think, imagine;
to think upon; to be mindful of; to
wish ; to remember; also f^crf^J. tSfj
Sj), f3^5^. Thought, reflection; re-
collection, remembrance. -^ 'ticaj, fSfi
ajcSj. To think about, remember.
-^ '^rfo, fSfjlidJ. To bear in mind.
fSjisSOi?. Recollection.

c3c3 2. k. V. i. To become wet. P. ps. fSjd
cij, ^fScSj, tSorfo. -odoj^^. Becoming
wet, e<c. -^ei^J. To put for soaking.
-95-^, fSrSodj:^. Soaked rice; a kind of
sweetmeat. c3cirt:^s3. Soaked kadale.
-?Sj (3rrfsoJ. To make wet, moisten.

cSsSis i~ r^c^^> c'C') k. ?i. Recollection.
2, acquaintance.

cS^O^a f. n. Serenity; comfort, happi-
ness. -^0^, -^. A happy man.

No^OJ, a. k. y. i. To lean on ; to take
for one's support, n. Leaning upon;
a support. -A.^^oiXi'u. ^iJj^Kj. To
charge with, attribute.

cSoiiw*, nOSO k. r. ^ To weave; to
entwine; also ?3ol)0,. cSoSjrt. "Weav-
ing; a web. -r^o6oS, -v^xi. A weaver.

^cdo e3, fjOSO e3 k. n. A water-lily.

cSxil. (=n31) k. Ji. Nearness; joining;
assistauce. a. Adjoining, coming
near (to assist). -fi^CaJ. An adjoin-
ing district. -SiOcS (= jSd-), A neigh-
bouring house: next door, -oijjj,
-»30c3cxi)d. A neighbour. -3Sj;do3.>vS
dJ. Next door and other neighbours.

^rj2. (cS=e3) k. n. A vital point or
organ; a secret. -^. Fullness, com-
pleteness.

cS'rfS ( = fSOv) k. ?i. A fence of bamboos,
etc.

N!:irfo. = cSdrfj. P. p. of c53, (J. I'.

j3digij wd;!jj a. k. r. t. To bring toge-
ther, join, collect, convene.

^-dripi-R (ti = e3) a. k. n. Fullness; ac-
complishment; nicety; goodness.

cStJcS k. n. A union, mass, crowd, mul-
titude, etc. [help.

cSt^^ !• k. ?i. A mass. 2, an assistance,

cSd.^i 2. (tJ=S) k. «. Fullness, com-
pleteness. -^OKo, ^dd^O^J. To
fulfil, accomplish. jSiJd^Sj. To be
completed, fulfilled, as a word, work,
etc.

^vJ^jTio. Sec s. fSti3^2.

j3ij«?0 k. n. Shade; shadow; shelter.

fSa^. = ?5rf^, q. r.

^Ol. k. r. «. To join; to come to-
gether, assemble; to associate with-
P. ps. fSSrfj, ;5rf:oJ. n. Proximity,
neighbourhood; union, company. -Sj
c^.= fSd3Jc5. -ol)S. A neighbour.
-yvstfj, fStScdoJBdj. A neighbouring
village. -2o°A. A neighbouring hamlet.

jStS 2,

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^■8 3. (d — es5) k. n i. To become entire,
full, complete, ready, perfect, mature,
sufficient. P. ps. i3:JcSo, (5dciJ. «.
Completeness; maturity, cic. 2, a
flood. ad. Completely, perfectly,
fully, exceedingly. -^jira. Replete
with wisdom.

j5(y k. n. Ground, soil; land; floor; a
country, kingdom; the earth. sss^rSo-.
Swampy ground. ;^53rfj-. Rising

ground. -'s'^sS. The earth-nut. -■5't).
A miser. -^oic, -f3t)OoA. A small
shrub, Naregamia alata. "'^^^•
Pavement. -rijows*. A creeper,

Ipomaea digitata. -rlosSo. A kind of
bird. -rt>^^' -^ prickly nightshade.
-3333d, -cStiSd. The plant Hibiscus
mutabilis. -f^®,- -^ small herb,
Phyllanthus madraspatensis. -J3?5^.
The plant Gentiana cherayta. -SofS.
A cellar; a dungeon. -oiJS^T^. A
granary. -s33 (-SfSd). The plant
Cassia abovata. -JjsrtJ. To take root;
to become a protection. -?30, -?553JS5J.
Level with the ground. -^ohA. A
fragrant garden-flower, Kaemferia
rotunda. -^■^. To settle; to stay; to
stand. -Soaj;^j. The ananas. -333^.
A land-way. F3?;^rf5. The Senna
plant.

^<y4, cj£)^J k. n. A net-work of rope
in which pots, etc. are suspended.

j5e3 k. n. Standing-place; a place of
residence; an apartment of a house;
place; ground; footing; basis; cer-
tainty; certain knowledge; a mystery.
-=g'Wj,, -riyj,. = ^ajriWj,, q. v. -rtraj .
A penetrating eye. -tI^Sj. Ground to
lose, etc. -M./sv'j). To take footing;
to take root, as plants, etc.; to be-
come settled. -rtj3a?Xj. To place,
establish, etc. -Sjn. An abode, -sijs
cS. An upper story. -oijsrij. To get
a firm footing; to be in use.

fSeS k. n. The emblic myrobalan, Phyl-

00

lanthus emblica.

^<^o k. 71. Paddy, rice in its husk, -ss
en
•S-. fSo*. Rice, -nd . A paddy-field.

-Kj^j_s;tf J. A band of paddy straw.

^'^, N^ri (lb. of n"^) ?t. A pi-etence,
pretext, plea. -^A, -3J3:oJ. To pre-
tend. -^5S?J. To utter a pretext, to
plead an excuse,

cj;6 (== rS'"^; q. V.) k. r. «'. To jump about,
etc. 2, to give one's self airs. P. ps.

Jumping about. j^r^^^iiaJ. To jump
about.

^?Ae3, f5?A£;o, ?Se'?\a'0 (<&• of oaortu)
n. A plough. -4iZi:>. A plough-shaft.
-?^3ejo. A furrow. -Sojsj^j. To yoke
oxen to a plough. -sSjsd. To plough.

c3?^ k. ?!. Young plants, esp. of rice;

N^yo (=~?y-), I- ■*^'-) k. «. Straight-

ness; truth.
fjjC^SJ k. H. A cord, rope; a noose. -^3

■c-^jJ^o,. To bans: one's self.
^e^j. P. p. of c3;ejj, q. n
jSe^j s. n. A leader; leading, 2, the

eye. -^odo. Siva. -»^^5- An oculist.

<5?33,ot^j. Tears. fS?33 5iS, N, of a

river in S. Canara.
?S?SjX)(1i, njSjDS?! s. ,j. n. of a country,

Nepal. 2, = S3o3S?.
jSorfo (<b. of ftcrfjSj, g. V.) n. A rule,

order, appointment. -^, Ruling; a

rule; an appointment, etc. -3a, To

lay down as a rule, -do;3. = rCiCdj

^='doO®J35', ^fT^Jfvsjs-D- s. n. Appoint-
ment; allowance, stipend.

^j'S-i s. n. The circumference of a
wheel,

fSe^JTjJ. <b. of ?ioij,DjXo, g. •(;.

;SeO50^ (=?So5jii, q. r.) k. m. Weaving.

??ocrfjo. = ^ol)j., q. 11,

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cj?^ k. ?i. Straightness; propriety', har-
mony; Tightness; fitness; order. f3«!i
ro^C rep. Quite proportionate; face to
face.

c3e&SJ a. k. H. Propriety, rectitude, etc.
fS^Orf. A Brahmana; f. f5?0rfV'*.

jSeTJe^j, f2?Ti^, jSobOJ (d=S3) k. n. A
common tree with purple berries,
Eugenia jambolana.

fje'!? f. «. A breakfast.

fj?£Jj k. V. i. To be suspended, to hang,
swing, dangle. P.p. fS?^. (5°3s:Sj.=

^e^S?J-5 k. r. L To make straight or

smooth; to rub gently with the

hand.
c3?^^ a. k. n. A necklace of silver or

gold ; a girdle.
cj?4''^ ('^' of N-SJyrf) n. An anklet.
'^^7j'^:> (cJo = eaj) a. k. n. The sun. -'^^;i,.

Crystal.
c5?sj , N?So (<b. of ?3, 53d) ji. Love. -iTStS.

A male friend; f. -mh.
n/ ein (/"?•. oi?'^) s. n. Lowness; humility.

c5^&; (/■>-. ftK) s. a. Real. n. Reality,
truth.

cJ(i^J3)?3i?iJ e. n. Nitrogen, an element.

cS^^O!^ "^ s. a. Accidental, occasional.

jS^SO^i s. a. Momentary. ?(. N. of a
forest.

c3^^0?cx:Sj (=?idocAij) s. h. Barter, ex-
change.

co^ocijsOS.jT?' s. «. A dialectician, logician.

NjJdoB (<?;. 0/" fS^Drfjr^) n. The south-
west quarter.

:§l'Skir^ s. a. South-western, n- The
ruler of that quarter. r3^J>djrS. The
south-west quarter.

cS^^OFi^o (fr. ftsSjre.;) s. n. Stainless-
ness, purity. ^^^^^^

c3^£)n {fr. ?^%%>) s. H. Bluencss; black-

j5(^^ec5n (fr. cSs3!;cl,) s. n. An offering of
eatables to a deity. -4<, -=#j3:Sj, -sJjs
JSo. To present a naivedya.

voted. -^^. Constancy, steady adher-
ence to rules; firm belief.
^J3A {th. of oljjn) n. A yoke. -*Wj,,

-So^^j. To yoke.
c5jt)2^ ^ k. n. Agreeableness or pleasant

feeling when eating, hearing sweet

wordS; etc.
cijsr^ k. H. A fly. -^K. A common plant^

PlectrcDithos cordifolius. -w. One of

the Knruba tribe.
cSjaE? k. V. t. To clean the teeth with the

tongue. 2, (a. k.) to swallow.

FjJSOEirJO (=:cdoa=l), cSJoS^O, f/. l'.) k.

V. t. To extinguish, quench. "lSot?-.
To quench fire, zi.isj-. To alleviate
sorrow. S33Bo-. To slake thirst.
?3jsorfj (=oSo!:Sj, njoocij, (/. r.j k. r. i.
To be extinguished, to go out.

^JSOiOOn. = rSJS?, f/. r. P. 25- ti-oocSj.
^jsTJaio k. n. A gnat, eye-fly.

^^6-6 k. H. Foam, froth. -'^^^^^ -^^'
Foam to be formed. -tJ-soSj. A frothy
mouth. -3o"3t)j. Frothy milk fresh
from the cow. -ZoSj s?. A kind of
rice-happala. -w^^o, -rSja^tfj. To
foam at the mouth.

^i57i<SJZ k. n. The forehead. i^JS^iw^rf,
fSjsSoiocJso. The writ of destiny on
the forehead. fSJSoiutSjtWj,. A san-
dal mark on the forehead.

fSjs? (=f3J30dljjg, cSj3?o:Joj) k. v. ?'. To feel
pain, to ache; to be afflicted or griev-
ed. P. p. roJSorfj.

^jDjy (fr. c3x?:Sj) k. n. Viewing, behold-
ing; a sight; a spectacle; a look;
appearance; examination. -*, -rsid,
-naO. A spectator; an eye-witness;
an examiner: a shroff.

{5js?ljerjO e. n. Notice; information.

cSj3?tSj k. c. t. To look; to view, behold;
to look after; to examine; to consider;
to take care; to sec. tfjic-. To taste.
nsSfS-. To smell. =#^-. To feel the

pulse. ^E^d--. To peep. ■SO.'^-. To
look back. oirforfj-. To wait, look
for. ?3x;a^j. To cause to look, etc.
-Ci€. Looking-, etc.

c3j3?^ {fr. ?3-'3°) k. n. Ache, pain.

c3j3?ciO k. ?'. <. To observe a vow or per-
form any meritorious act. P. ps.

cSjs?olb k. n. Any meritorious act of
devotion, penance, or austerity.

jSjs^KJOO. = ?3-©?, etc., q. v. i^j^^cOj^io.
To cause to suffer pain; to pain,
afflict.

cSjsj'do li. n. Fare, freig^ht.

cSjs?^ (/"/'. rSj35) k. n. Ache, pain; afflic-
tion. -^J3:^j, -djrat^j. = c3js?o5j?io,
q. I). ;^e3-. Headache. sSjsS.p-.
Stomach-ache, colic.

(ft) s. n. A ship, boat. -^. A small ship.

ffSSxS. = ^^=^6, q. V.

efi)<SJO. = c^^tiJ, q. r.

^(yRjij^T^ s. n. The Indian fig or banyan
tree, Ficus bengalensis.

<TOnodo (=c330±i) s. n. Method, way,
rule, manner, system, plan. 2, fit-

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neas, right, justice; law; a lawful
act. 3, a lawsuit; dispute. 4, a
logical argument; syllogism; logic.
5, an axiom. -^^O'^. A case; being
settled {also -^t^oO'i. Last judg-
ment). -.S^O^ij. To decide a case; to
judge. -S^O^o^:,^. Deciding a case.
-cS *^^- A system of rules. -=gt)d. A
quarrelsome man. -Sjfoirod). A sen-
tence or verdict. -^3>J3r3. A stand-
ard of law; decalogue, the ten
commandments of God. -djDrt-.
The way of justice. -53o3, -?i. A
just man. -r^zs^^i'^. A judge. -i5i33
tif^. Investigation of a lawsuit. -Ciqra
o^Jj's'. Legislative. -Cqjsol)^^"^. Le-
gislative oounciL -?3j^. A court of
justice. -'^SjC^' A court, cutcherry.
cS^jOdJ-jqiSS, c3e)»aSj39sai. A judge.
o33pCxi33^(^. The judgment. seat, bench.

f3So;rf s. n. Depositing; consigning; a
deposit, pledge. 2, certain religious
ceremonies.

c^jsooj s. a. Deficient, defective, want-
ing. -^. Defitiency, waut.

gD

53*. The thirty-ninth letter of the

alphabet.
33 k. .4 letter used in reiteration, as:

"i^ ^^ , ?ijs«j) SVJ), e/c. 2, a. k.,
a Zei^er to form the future tense and the
present rel. part., as: '3^r, yucS

02)J5j, =ff^5j, 3=)5S, ^pSj, LoSr, »3J3S?.

Zl5'<g f. n. A petal of a flower.
t)'S7>xi s. ?i. The letter K.
o3^s^ h. n. A double water-skin carried
on a bullock.

33-o-?'rf. = ^*?d, q, V.

Ti'ij, (lb. of S* ) n. A wing. 2, the
flink or side; a side, party, faction.
3, neighbourhood. 4, support, -a.
The flank or side. -ci=^, -0^ (tb. of
^'^ti'i). The armour of horses or
elephants. -SJ3e3. Pleurisy.

zjg' fS (=: ^^fS) k. arf. Suddenly. -?5r(j.
To burst out a laughing.

3j^,e3 f. n. A kind of vessel.

o

3j53, (/&. o/" ^^,) «. Mature, ripe; per-
feet; shrewd; accomplished. -so^d,
Tiie regular account compiled from
the diary. -wirfoi, -rfS. A shrewd,
canning man. -slra^J. An apt word.

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-dorO. Lasting colour. -A)!;^oJj. An

accomplished soldier. -^ = rfj. A large

measuring seru.

t.-^, f. n. A manner, way, means. 2,

= SSir , n. V.
■a' '
7;^, 1. a. k. M. . Lying down; reposing.

2, a dormitory; the lair of wild beasts;

a nest. 3, a cow-pen. 4, closeness,

contact.
i^, 2. = Stj^ , etc., q. v. n. The side.

2, the page of a book.
ZS^ (=o3t^, q.v.) a. a. Cooked, baked.

2, mature, ripe. 3, accomplished,
perfect, fully developed, ready;
shrewd; stron<'. SjS'S.^. Cooked
food; a dish. -53Jsi3j. To cook; to
make fit. -yrtj. To grow ripe or
fit for use.

Sj^ ( = s3^, q.v.) s. n. A wing; a
feather. 2, the side of anything; the
flank. 3, a side, part; a party, fac-
tion. 4, a follower, partisan. 5,
partiality. G.a case; an alternative;
supposition (w Ji^ciO, in that case,
provided). T, the half of a lunar
month. -»3je):So. To be partial, -doa.
To side with. -33t);S. Partiality. -Sjsia.
A partisan. -!3^txJj3 ^. An expiatory
act performed at the suklapaksha.
-tjS?ci. Partiality. -t?=cSSJ33j. To be
partial, to show partiality. ^d^'s o
3S. Another way or manner. ^=S'=>
Sit}-. Siding with another party. ^^-^
Against, opposite (party).

j3^ s. n. A bird. 2, siding with.
-rSjaSo. A bird's nest; a bird-cage.
-ODH. Garuda. -^JeiaScd. Vishnu. -515'
0^0. To espouse a side.

~^ , s. n. A wing. 2, an eye-lash.

3, the filament of a flower.
ZjAt^ h. ti. A turban.

^jAuj 1. k. H. A frequently cultivated

tree, Mimusops elengi.
ZjaZ? 2. f. n. A mark on a die ; a cowry

for playing a kind of backgammon.

2, the play itself. -:^ ^jsp^. The

centre of a dice-cloth. Cpds..- -o^

it^a, 'Oii 53Jc5, -oii ;!:5it)j, etc. -olra

i>3. The pagade-play.
T^TsTifj f. a. Cautious, as in speech;

painstaking'. -A?rf. A painstaking

man.
3iACi k. n. Tribute, tax.
3i aCJO, = Sorter, q. V.
3j7\»Tj f. n. Pay, salary.
3j7\?:ij. = So^o^J, q.v.
7^1\S a. k. V. i. To be sticky, viscid; to

adhere. 2, to be afflicted.
ti'R. = ^rt, q. V.

Tjo'^ 1. f. n. A large fan, punka.
3jc3- 2. s. n. Mud, mire. 2, sin. -ta,

-Sel3. A lotus. -toA^r", .2Sc33Jf.

Brahma. -ta»3^0. The moon. -:3t)*,
-:^js$citf. Vishnu.

3J0-& s. n. A line, range, row, series.
2, a row of people at a meal. 3, a
flock, troop; a company. "{S^^'
Ravana. -2?$ci. Partiality in serv-
ing guests, -rfq:. Dasaratha, Cpds,:
crati-, K'^f^-, etc.

TjOa k. n. A fork, a forked branch.
-oraSj. A large forehead-mark. - -2os
*J. To deceive.

7jo7(zi k. a. Apart, distinct, n. A party
of people.

^CAO s. a. Lame, crippled.

TjtiT^tTjJ. = Sl3,)0?iJ, q. V.

3::£ia. = SSla a, q.v.

Silti^, sieicS s. n. Cooking, roasting;
maturing; digesting. 2, fire,

TjtF^'d f. n. Reproach. St3?0^o. To re-
proach, chide, jeer.

7ji^ 1. k. n. Greenness; an emerald. -'S'
^'arrf. Superior camphor. -rJ. Green-
ness.

^Ei 2. (?6. of ^tS rf) »i. Dress, adorning;

an ornament. -c«, -o3::S (=:SoJa:S).

to

A large wrapper; a stout cotton

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:>mD^3^

Privacy; consulting' in

cloth used as a cover at night,

-»33?oJ. To decorate, adoru.
Tjii S (=5ji^a) k. n. A kind of pickles

made of green vegetables.
^eJ k. n. A precious stone set in gold

without soldering.
ti2o p-^o h. a. Twenty-five. 2, a kind

of play.
sJeio a k,

private.

3jel (=5jJ^)k. H.. Greenness. 2, yellow-
So- 2/3

ish colour. 3, young sprouts; grow-
ing corn, etc., and their colour. 4,
freshness, unripeness, rawness. 5, an
emerald. 6, N. of a plant with fra-
grant ears; also -S^h:^.. 7, any
tatooed figure on the skin. -^sioSj
h:3. A climbing herb, Cucumis
pubescens. -Jjj^drs. A festoon of
green leaves.

Tj'i, . = ^'4 , q. V.

tioti s. a. Five. 2, incomparable, n.
A jury. -tf. Made of five; a pack of
five, as of paper. -=5^^ oij. A sweet
meat made of five ingredients, as
avalakki, ellu, kadle, kobari and
bella. -#^'3?ra. A pentagon. -s?3
odo. The five wounds of Christ, as
of hands, feet and heart. -rtw,,.
Five things from the cow: milk,
curds, ghee, urine and dung. -r^:^.
Brahmanas of Bengal and northern
provinces. -^°^- ^- "^f ^ collection
of stories and fables in five chapters.
-3.. Pivefoldness; death. -SjsSr. Five
days in a month on which Brahmanas
perform special worship. -s^ioc^S.
The five sons of Pandu, who are
worshipped by peasants in the form
of stones. -3333^. A metal vessel,
-Sjs^rs. The five vital airs. -i^ijs^.
The five elements : earth, fire, water,
air and ether. -wO. The fifth; a SA-
dra; a candala. -Sij3J'3 3J?^'^, ->3JCoe)

5j35j. The five heinous sins: killing
a Brahmana, etc. -oSJCSsodbti , -oSjta .
Devotional acts performed in re-
ference to the veda, the gods, the
manes of ancestors, men and all be-
ings. -3jo53J:3Co». Five musical in-
struments: a horn, tabor, conch-shell,
kettle-drum, and a gong. -0->. The
5th day of the lunar fortnight; the
ablative case, -^oo^ . Five gestures of
fingers made in presenting offerings;
five sectarian marks of Saivas. -cio
rtJ. ^-Srar. -03^. N. of doctrinal
books of Vaishnava sects. -CTsa, -OiiS
*. The double rule of three. -dj3?^.
An alloy of 5 metals, viz. gold, silver,
copper, tin and iron. -»2^. A lion;
Siva. -5jii. N. of a place where
Rama resided. -SK)r. The five
colours: white, black, red, yellow,
and green; five letters or castes.
-^s^zi.. The bheri, sankha, kahale,
gante, and vine. -iSsSodJ. The five
objects of sense: rasa, rupa, gandha,
sabda, and sparsa.

't}Oi3T)o7\ s. n. A calendar or almanac.
-cia. An astrologer; a poor man.
-2o°«^j. To tell the things from an
almanac; to tell verbosely.

^otTaT^O-.s s. n. The five nectarious
substances: milk, curds, ghee, honey,
and sugar.

3jo£530SJ'S la. 71. An assembly to settle
a matter by arbitration; arbitration.

-sSi^ejJ. An award of arbitrators. *jo

a

KDoajS. An arbitrator.
SjOt53£j s. n. N. of a tribe and their

country in the north.
l^ov^D^f) s. n. Five states of humanity:

childhood, boyhood, youth, manhood,

and old age.
7ici^^W> s. a. Fifty. -^5:io. Fiftieth.

sSot3'3Sa S s^K- Pentecost; the pour-

ing down of the Holy Spirit on the

disciples of Christ.

ojO

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riotj;)?' s. n. One of the five classes of
artificers: goldsmiths, carpenters,
blacksmiths, braziers and stone-
cutters, 2, a goldsmith.

x;cs5 (= ^o:3j f. n. A small dotra.

sJoESfOO^od) s. )i. The five organs of
sense: the eye, ear, nose, tongue and
skin.

t.c^°':io (fr. Jio'^- ?5°:Jj) s. h. ». One-
eighth of a maund.

TjodiTi 8. n. A cage. 2, a skeleton.

Sc3it)20O (<6- o/" SjoiS-wsi) 71. The Panjab.

3isw^ f. «. The cotton-ball from which
the thread is spun. '-, an almanac.
3, a journal; a register.

S^DSiO f. v. A torch.

3JO!5 1. k. n- A poor, weak person. -^
fi. Poverty.

^0^ 2. = sSoio, g. f.

3iU (=^^1) s.n. Cloth. 2, fine cloth;
= sSyS, q.v. 3, a veil, screen- 4, a
sheet ; an expanse; vastness. 5, a
tablet or plate. 6, a thatch, roof.
7, a sail. 8, a paper-kite. 9, a
picture. 10, a basin for watering
plants. 11, a plat. -'ct. Cotton cloth;
a camp. -'S'si. A weaver; alum.

-tfoU, -r(,jS, -;33Sj. A tent.

-S3tl?i?'.

A perfumed powder. -?oo"Jj. A mast.
liii^ {tb. of ^ii'ss) n. Sulphate of alu.

mina or alum ; also 5jW?=t)rf.
3iU53'dj k. n. Tongs, pincers.
ZiUf?. /''. of 53ci^, q. V.
Tj^sj s. «.. A roof, thatch. 2, a cover,

veil. 3, a basket. 4, tb. of S^JS^t).
3jU5 8. n. Silk. -^t)S, -nD^i. A man who

dyes silk yarn, makes silk tassels, etc.
ZjSob f. n. \ stripe, streak. -^ii.

Striped. -oajS. Striped, as a tiger.
XJ&JSTT, wSoD'^ h. n. A cracker, squib.
Z^z&a^t) s. H. Ostentatious display of

one's dress.
Jj&rore h. ». a Pathan, Afghan.
~63Ct':Jj* f. n. A battalion, regiment,

army.

z5^S>5^ s. n. Stripes, lines. 2, woven
silk. -'^?!?. A stre with coloured
stripes.

7jB3'. = siU^B', q. V. 2, tb. of ^U^.

SJeoOA f. ?i. An unprincipled fellow,
a lecher; a prodigal; an adulterer.
-S?i. Unprincipledness, profligacy.

^&oe^ s. n. Sandal wood. 2, the belly.
3, bamboo manna.

sJyj 8. a. Sharp. 2, fierce; pungent;
violent; active; strong, great. 3,
clever, skilful; crafty. 4, eloquent,
talkative. -SjsSo. To kindle. •^.
Sharpness; cleverness; eloquence.

7j&^iv h.. n. A village officer.

TjSj&^SJ s. n- A species of long cu-
cumber, Trichosanthes diocca; the
snake-gourd; also »j:Ss3o.

^y, s. n. Cloth; silk. 2, a tablet,
plate; a royal edict or grant. 3. a
frontlet with which a king is deco-
rated at coronation; royalty; a royal
throne; dignity, office. -'^^■^^- To
invest with dignity or authority.
(-^ or) -cS 53j^s3 *jf?;^j=f jsVo,. To come
to the throne. -^ *-'33,?;o. To
place on the throne. -Sorf Jr!nJ.)3o3
*j, -aod ^^^A- To dethrone. -rf^JAi,
-rf oarf). The queen. -ciE=i. A throne.
-W7t),-s.irJj. To be enthroned. -S>aj,
-oS^dj. To ascend the throne. -tort .

CO

A king. -s3jco«j. The queen. -di:;Sr

cd. A vaidika Brahmana of much

reading. -3!)s3. A reading hall. sS

fezjjoi^^. The coronation of a king,

ordination of a priest.

3iU,ci, ^U,Z§ k. n. An anvil. -SJrS. A

workshop.

Siy C® {tb. of 5j3 ?5) ?*. A town, city.
e3 , ^

SW.rsrS. A townsman.

to

Sjii S? s. n. A ffirth, martingale.

r!&a, f. ». A long broad sword: also
e3

Tj^JS oa f. n. Idle talk.

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J^?jo

TikS, 3. n. A stripe, line. 2, a strip, slip,
strap, as of lace, cloth; a narrow
and long' piece, as of cloth, leather,
metal, wood, etc.; a bar of iron, a
rail for a railroad; a piece of timber
of a door-frame; a squared rafter,
joist; a female's zone; a dog's collar.
3, a roll of betel-leaves. 4, a fold,
as of a turban. 5, a bed in gardens
or fields. 6, a roll of a general
collection; a list of collection, sub-
scription or contribution. 7, pay,
salary. 8, a roll or list, as of
names, etc. -s3j3?d, A slanderer.
-^?^,. = 5315, No. 3. -ao^*J. To

collect money by subscription.

.'*j|o,'ff s. «. A tablet; a kind of necklace.
2, a document. 3, a bandage, liga-
ture. 4, a frontlet.

3iUJ 1. k. I', t. To seize, catch, take
hold of. n. Hold; a firm grasp. 2,
persistence; resolution; pertinacy. 3,
an application to a swelling to allay
pain. 4, a callous spot.

■^ilix 2. P. p. of a:^Jl, q. V. 2, (fr.
53^0 2) lying down. 5Jl3.0?do. To
lay down, place. ["tion.

k. M. So much as; time, repeti-
2,

3iWJ,3.

3dS,l. k. n. The bark of trees.

plantain fibres folded up so as to
hold snufi", etc.

3d^ 2. (=5^^, q.v.) s. n. The pate,
i. e. a head without hair. 2, a stripe,
as of colour. 3, a broad tape. 4,
a strap, girth, girdle. 5, a zone,
sash. 6, a plat. 7, the outer iron
rim of a wheel. 8, a roll of assess-
ment. -*oW2?. A striped kambly.
-J?i. To shave the head in stripes.
-SjjotS. A cot with tape bottom.

3jB 3. (=5jy, No. 1) s.n. Silk; woven

silk.

Tjy . = SjWk>, q. V.

zi'djj s. n. Reading, reciting. sjSJora
hdS. a school. ^S?ij. To read; to
recite; to study.

^73 1. = Sjc^do, 5jcl:ij. P.p. of 5jd, in

V

t>-d 2. (tb. of sjy) n. Cloth. 2, a thatch.

-?3^53. A veranda, balcony.
^r^AJ (= 3o^rtj, q. V.) a. k. n. A ship, etc.

3jt^:5(=^0^) h. n. A curtain; a veil.

^■rfoSpjr^J h. ji. Inattention, carelessness.

Tjc^^o f. n. Coarse cotton used for bags,
etc.

^:i(^d k. n. A lying or falling down.
oiSOd^j. To fall down here and there.

TjTiziQ, = SjKjs^o, q. V.

tiZi^'SJO. = SS^J53, q. V.

^33^5 li. n. Wholesale merchandise.
-C33rf. A wholesale merchant.

^3 1. a. k. «. Manner, way. 2, incur-
ring, obtaining. -s;^Wj. Troubles.

3it!i 2. k. n. A measure of capacity
= I sheer.

;5S 3. k. n. A leaf or panel of a door.

7j^ 4. k. n. An allowance in food. -^
5j. Daily allowance at a temple.

5iS 5. (tb. of ^3) j(. Equality, like-
ness, comparison, par. ad. Instead
of; beside; against. "'^^^' To pro-
duce equipoise. -^^il,- -^ stone used
to produce equipoise. -rfjoc^o. A
round stone used to break another
one. -Jj33j. An extra servant.
-5iJoaj. tb. of o3,S53jjsj. -sSji^j.
Doubt. -cdjJ^o . A puncheon with

la '■

which impressions are struck.
S5a (tb. of ^^rt^^) n. A spitting-pot,

spittoon.
zlSsi (=^:^z^) h. 71. Clearance (of a

debt); consumption (of articles or

provision); ruin.
zlS^^ a. k. n. Effort, exertion. 53^3

2??3o. To make effort.
JJSodra'd (<??. of ^.Scojid) ?i. A door-
keeper; f. -^.
3i5?jJ k. V. t. To cause to incur, get, etc.

-<S.T?. €ausing to get.

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zJrfjl. (=Sdl) k. f. ^ To get, obtain;
to catch; to incur, undergo; to ex-
perience, feel; to suflFer. Affixed to
the infinitive of verbs it gives them a
passive signification; as: wdcxJj-, io3
ajjc*-. To be written, etc.

7irfo2. a. k. r. t. To lie down; to go
down, set, as the sun; to wear away;
to die. n. Setting: the west. -=!?:5,
-rd. The western side. -o3, -dajj.
The region of sun-set: the west.

t.'^ 1- ( = ^"^ 1) k. V. t. To get; to incur,
undergo; to experience; to gain, ob-
tain. 2, to beget; esp. to bear, give
birth to, as a mother. P. ps. sSszSo,
sSddj. -odjjiO^, -d. Obtaining,
incurring; experiencing.

zlui 2. k. H. A multitude, force, army.
-S3S?, -53V,. A general. -oSjt;. A
soldier.

TjZi «9 (tb. of S,S»3?^) n. The sweet-
scented oleander, Nerium odorum.

:rfrel. f.v. Any tribe; a sectarian divi-
sion. -*^- Caste rules.

sir© 2. ( = 8S£9) s. n. Play, playing for
a stake. 2, a stake at play, a wager.
3, wages, hire. 4, a fanam, a small
coin. 5, a weight of two tolas. 6,
price. 7, money, wealth. 8, busi-
ness, trade. 9, a shop, stall, -^^iij..
To wager.

t>^4 (tb. of ^^53)
shaped lamp-cup,

x!rJ k. n. A stick, bat.
with a bat and ball.

3jf?. = «f^, f/. i". 2, tillage; a quarry.

3jo5^ s. n. A Pandit, scholar, learned
man, doctor; f. -Vj.

ZJPCJ 1. a. k. V. I. To make ready;
to array; to dress; to trim.
Arranging, equipping; an
mental mark on the forehead.
sJj. To cause to make ready.

t>^i 2. = 3SC90, q. V.

7j?? odo k. n. A farm.

A saucer-

-"JoSo. A play

orna-

zJrSn s. a. Saleable, vendible, n. An
article of trade, wares. 2, a shop.

Tj^oa s. n. A bii'd. 2, a grasshopper.
3, any flying insect, esp. a moth. 4,
the sun. 5, a sort of paper-kite. 6,
an arrow.

7j^odi€i s. 11. N. of a muni, author of
the yoga philosophy.

3j^jj s. n. Falling down.

Tj^t)^ B. 11. A standard-bearer, an
ensign. -?). An army.

tt^s^ s. n. A flag, banner.

TjS s. n. A master, owner. 2, a gover-
nor, ruler, lord. 3, a husband.
-Sj^. A virtuous and faithful wife.
-5^4. Husband and wife.

t,B^ 8. a. Fallen; wicked. -bL. "Wick-
edness. -STarffS. Purifier and restorer
of the fallen.

3i^ e; f. M. A lower garment of females.

Sg V"^ ( = w^«?^) s. »i. A quiver.

t,^X> Q h. ?i. An examiner of tax money
and measurer of public corn.

siS s. n. Going, moving. 2, a footman.
3, a share of some joint concern,
-rt, -rrsti. A partner.

TjB "R k. »i. A hold: a wall-shelf. 2,
{lb. of ^^"S) a sword-blade; a knife.

3i^j 1. (=aS;Sj^ 1, g. V.) a.k. v. t. To hold
to, stick to, etc. n. Hold, adhesion.
2. a grapple in fight. 3, friendship.
-»3«?. The amount of frauds on
government charged to a public func-
tionary.

^;^j 2. = s23!j 2, q. v.

3ioJ 3. f. ?!. Credit, reputation.

o

zio h. ». Tidings; trace, clue. -^i?
.sjo, -Bojy,?io. To trace. -Jo^d. A
detective. -i./E?rfj. Traces to appear.

3i^ p^toS f. M. A Pattimar.

SBj s. M. A wife. Cpds..' rijrfj-, a?:s-,

3j^n. <b. O/" S5qjg, (J. V.

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Ti^j S.71. A wing. 2. a vehicle. 3, a
leaf. 4, a letter, note; a written
paper or deed. 5, the leaf of a
book; also -'^. 6, a knife. "^^•
By means of a letter. -^ii=€. A
basket of leaves. 5j3^ort. Sappan
wood; red sanders. -5l55ro«)d. Cor-
respondence. 5j3Sj5i??. A plate made
of leaves.

7i&\ f. n. The coat of the nutmeg, mace.
a. Having wings or leaves.

tiBt'§ s.n. A letter; a leaf. WcS,-. A
paper containing the horoscope.

ZJ ^ [traveller.

T^Lji s. n. A path, way, road. s;^^. A

zJqin s. a. Proper, fit, suitable, as diet.
n. Diet, dietetics. -53Jei:Sj. To observe
dietetical rules. -=!?rf. "Wholesome.

3irf l, = Sci, q.v.

7jrf2. s. M. A step; footstep; a trace,
mark. 2, a verse-line; a verse,
stanza. 3, a footing, standpoint,
position. 4, an abode. 5, an object.
6, cause. 7, an inflected word. -r<.
A pedestrian; a foot-soldier. -rtS.
Gait. -zS ^ti. Parsing. -SJ-)CS. A
peculiar method of reading and writ-
ing vedic texts. -^(sci. Expletive.
-E^d*. An expletive. -<S?i,S. The
course of a verse. -?5otp3?i. Combi-
nation of words or composing of
verses. ^ijjia. The beginning of a
word. Snso^.. Final. sinsoS.^oS).
Euphonic coalition of a final letter
with the letter of the next word.

TjrfS' s. n. An ornamental breast-plate.

zJrf;^ a. k. n. Zeal; pleasure; charm.

^rfdo 1. f. n. A fold, as of cloth; a
division; a thin layer of stone; a
coat of an onion; scale of a fish. 2,
the lap, as protection, as: igio^ni?iA

3Jrf-do 2. (So =630) k. r. t. To be over-
hasty. 2, to blabber. JJrfuSCiJ,
Scitfj. To talk nonsense. sJcSo^U.
Loquacity; haste.

^Sj5 s. n. A path, road. 2, situation,

rank, office; wealth.

as^-, s3js5

Heaven. ran.

?jCTO^, sSanS s. ?i. A footman, pedestri-
x!ct)i^r s. n. The meaning of a word.

2, a thing. 3, a head; a category.

4, a dish of any vegetables; curry.
3ja. = ^a, q. V.

TiujO'^ i= ^^y-?) a. k. n. Well-being,
welfare; safety. ^iio^ri. A happy
man. Sjrfje?do. To cheer up. 5Scij°i??ij.
To become well or happy; to feel
refreshed.

^cS a. k. V. t. To desire, wish. n. De-
sire, wish.

3Jl3? s. afZ. At a step. -SiS?. At every
• step, on every occasion.

3jrf S s.n. A way. 2, manner, mode,

usage, custom. Cpds.: s3js^5^-, «=?-,

3e)S^, etc.

3i::$, s. n. A lotus, Nelumbium speciosum.
a
2, the water-lily. 8, a species of

fragrant plant used in medicine. 4,

the moon. 5, a particular posture

of the body in religious meditation.

6, thousand billions, -rttpr, -ts, -t^^,

-SooZjioJ. Brahma, -fl^'tfi. Vishnu -^^•

Costus speciosus. -s^,rf. Lakshmi;

Parvati. -SyDSCS. N. of a Purana.

-W04SJ, -i^sj. The sun. -SjJJ^. A

certain intertwining of the fingers

in devotion; a sectarian mark on the

forehead. -osri. Lotus coloured ; a

ruby. 5iCj\^. Lotus-eyed; the seed

of the lotus. SjCj%^53^. N. of a woman;

the town Patna. sScjS.Sofi. = sJrf,. No.

5, q. V.

3jrfn s.n. A verse; metre; poetry.
Ti^Ti s. 71. The jack tree,

S^iSD'd k. «. A sweet cake, fritter;

also suSJoSjsra.
;rjS)oTJj f. n. Cheese.
3ic^ 1. {tb. of ^d:^ n. A bet, wager.

2, a promise or vow; a challenge, -'s'
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Uj,. To bet, wagrer. -SJ3:jJ, -sdb'j. To

challenge, vow. -rpd. A wagerer.
tiO^ 2. B. n. A learned man; Pandit;

a schoolmaster.
TjoB. tb. of sSor^, q. V.
tJo^. tb. of 3Soq5, q. V.
TjoSs,?^ f. M. A schoolmaster.
sio^j s. n. A path, road.
Xlorfdj, tioXi^ k. »*. A pandal, shed,
zioa. = !x5oa, q. r.
3ioi3 (=35od, g. c.) a. k. n. A coward.

-3fi. Cowardice.
3i^il. a. k. «. Pride.
Zj^n 2. h. H. The breadth of cloth.
zJv-jX s. ?i. A snake. -z^JS^vs. Siva.

-!!3Jj=i. Vishnu. 52^, n-)o3^, SjrinD

irrf. Garuda.
Zj^SnoX (<!^. of ^^,0'^) n. The canopy-
over a palanquin or couch; also ^

t) on.
zIJjnS^ a. k. n. Valour, courage.
3Jf:3^tS k. 11. The web surrounding the

lower part of a palm-tree leaf.
3iS5N k. n. Boasting; self-conceit.
3Jri^?tio k. ?i. Rose-water; perfumed

water.
3if3^ h. w. A funny way of trimming

the whiskers.
3i?3^?■d^J, -■;3j'd k. n. A small tree with

very fragrant flowersj Guettarda spe-

ciosa.
tit,.'^^. — sSsfO^, g. V.
3i^^. = !S^^, g, V.
xiscJ.*:? s. n. A chequered garment; the

stuff called "poplin". ffruit.

zJ»:d,OSJ f. n. The Papaya tree and
7jZ\ k. /i. Split pulse, almonds, etc.
Tjc^,^ k. 71. Beating bushes in hunting.
ZjOT!) a. k. n. Equal division.
TjO^S (= ^od, q. V.) s. «. The river, lake;

or town of Pampa or Hampe; also

7;D205. = «owej, g. V.

cloud. 5533j5$^. The ocean. SjoSjs?
^^, 5jd3j3;ouOJ+)- The milk-sea.

^:):JJTO (lb. of ^o±ie)ra, g. i'.) n. A jour-
ney, e<c.

sioJOcO e. n. "Water. 2, milk.

ziOSJ'd.), 3iai3Jj. = 55^tio, g. r.

zivj s. a. Distant, remote. 2, ulterior,
beyond. 3, subseguent, next, future.

4, another, different, foreign, alien.

5, hostile. 6. excellent, best, supreme,
chief. 7, intent upon, engrossed in.
n. A stranger. 2, final beatitude. -^
3.^. Another agent. -=ct3dSj. Another
body, --S-^oij, Another's; a stranger.
-3o^. Subject to another; dependent
on. - 3o;Sj3^. Dependence. -^,
Absoluteness, distinction; priority.
-3,. Elsewhere, hereafter. -3^. = i.
Influence, sway. -c|^aocJ, Through.
-nsii. Another's wife. -;5=S. A foreign
country. -^S^^^. A man from abroad.
-c3^3. A foreigner; a poor wanderer;
a wretch. -?io:3. Reviling others.
-^fy- The side of an enemy. -^
!iJ55i. A stranger. -toa;. A hostile
army. -"^^f The supreme soul.
-"^■srt. Excellence. -u:?d. Foreign
language. -vSoo:^©^. The ruler of
another province. -53j3. Heterodoxy,
heresy, -csoi:). Another or hostile
king. •^^'^ • ^ hostile country;
another kingdom. -djs;^. The next
world, future state; paradise, heaven.
-a^. Subject to another, dependant.
-sJ^o. Dependence, -s^a. A contro-
versialist, dissenter. -;td:^. A foreign
place or abode. - ^"^^ 5iJ?Sj. To
stay in a foreign place, -j^?. = -n33.
-riu. A foreign place. "'^Ij^- R^"
moving the baggage for a journey
on an auspicious day to another
house, when it is not convenient
to start immediately. -^^- One
another, each other, mutual; mu-

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tually, reciprocally. -^^^^fS. = 5io5)

9?o5. -coo;^. Injuring others, -to^.

Benevolent; benevolence. sSoso 0.

Higher than the highest. SjcraqiF.

The profit of another. 5jD^^(xb.

Dependence. SjosS^d. Dependant,

subject. 5jD!)3o . The afternoon.
iJirfSe^o (c! = e3) k. n. The state of being

emaciated or lean.
ZjTj^3^?6 h. n. Proving coin, shroffing;

also Sj3 d^ i) sS f^.
ziTJ^S^ f. 71. A long cloth.
xld^j 1. = iSrf^o.
ZJTJS^O 2. h. n. Distinction, difference;

dissimilitude.
^TJ'^ (=':o'i'€, q. V.) a. k. n. A benedic-
tion. 2, a vow. 3, a broom.
Sj^asS h. w. A district.
Tj'dc'h f. ?i. A Frank; a European.
Sjdeio (= 5jti3^J) k. y. ^ To scratch with

the finger nails.
7^-ddiO (tb. of SjcSok) n. The blade of a

sword or knife ; a sword. 2, a sward-
hilt.
si'dOiSjsosS s. 11. The supreme light.

2, God.
ZjiJSf. «. A platter, pot; the blade of

a hoe. 2, an enclosure around a

house.
TjXili t. 11. A kind of dish. 2, the nape

of the neck.
zidtio 1. (= corfc^j) a. k. I', t. To spread.

2, to scrape out; to scratch, v. i.

To spread, extend.
TjTJc^O 2. a. k. n. The ankle.
si'rf^i. =!od:S, (/. V.
3jti:3 (= siSd) h. 11. A curtain, veil.
^d£(f ?jJ f. n. Paradise, the garden of

Eden; heaven.
TjIJo^O f. ad- But, yet, however.
XJTJ;^ a. k. V. t. To spread about. 2, to

be divulged.
Sj^depsb, 7j'^zpi)'8 f. ((((. Elsewise, in

some other way. n- An assignment,

transfer. -5^3,. A deed of transfer.

Zj^^o s. a. Highest, most excellent,
best, greatest. 2, extreme. n. The
supreme soul. -Tih. Final beatitude.
-Ss) c^. Supreme wisdom; knowledge
of salvation (Christ.). -23^ ?i. A person
of superior wisdom. -^. The highest
end or aim. -^zi. Final beatitude.
-^:io^. The supreme soul. -^o^.
An ascetic of the highest order.
sJdoSjsrsj. An atom, odsjjs^j^. The
supreme soul, the soul of the universe;
God. sicJsjJciciori. Supreme felicity.
Siti^j^ni. Best food, as.- rice boiled
in milk with sugar. SjCj^j^qSr.

Reality, truth. StiSorf^. Utmost
term or limit. sid^j?^, 5jtf»3j^

^rf. Supreme lord : Siva; Vishnu;
Indra.

sclTJ^O (tf = es) a, k. n. A black bee.

^'dcsj'd s. a. Successive, repeated, sitfo
Sjd. A series, succession, order ; race,
lineage.

tiTizih^F. tb. of ^o-s^oSr, q. v.

7jT5^t} h.. 11. Care, concern about; anxi-
ety. -'~^^- Never mind.

3jTis^?33, sri'dSDfS h. n. An order, pass,
commission.

ZJTii^o s. n. An axe. -^d, -oaSo. Rama,
the son of Jamadagni.

^Ti7jO, = ^ti^o, q.v.

TjTifj (=sS0?3. tb. of SOs^ss*) n. People
assembled at an idol festival.

^"d;6, (Zjrf s. 11. The active transitive
verb (g.).

TjXjIi'^o f. int. A.ttention ! take heedl
listen! n. Carelessness, inattentive-
ness, forgetfulness.

TJZTi'^xTio s. 11. Heroism, valour, courage;
power, strength. 2, exertion; eiiort,
enterprise. -5j0. A valorous man.
-4°-^, 5ja«i=rjiSo. Powerful, valorous.

TjCSTk s. n. The pollen of a flower. 2,
dust, powder. 3, the nectar or honey
of flowers.

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sacrifice by faith; Christ. SjOjoOsJo.
To abandon, leave, reject; to take
away, remove, set aside, remedy;
to clear ofif, as a debt.

Zibsrorf, 3ri&SoS?:^o s. n. Jesting, joking;
a jester, bufifoon; also -*. 2, mirth,
sport; laughter, deriding; mockery.

siSpir, s. 71. Investigation; examination,
tebt, trial. -Wrto. An examination
to take place. -'Sj-ir^o. To undergo
an examination; to pass an exami-
nation with success; also -5ra?a37lJ.
-nsti. An examiner. -:ir^, -Sjsso,
^0?5^^J. To inspect, examine; to
investigate.

3j&59aa. = ^OqjStS, q. V.

^dTJoy^, -a (tb. of S^^KOci*) n. Spread-
ing; prolixity; verbosity. SiCjycDJiJ.
To spread about; to give details of.

siTJO^ (lb. of wSr) n. A yearly feast at
which villagers take a common meal
before an idol.

sSdo^ s. a. Knotted; rough, rugged;
harsh, cruel, stern, rude. n. A.
touch-stone, the philosopher's stone.

7i'6 1. (= s^i3, q. V.) a. k. v. i. To spread,
disperse, n. Extension, stretch.

3iT5 2. k. n. A scale, coat of an onion;
a web on the eye; slough of a snake;
a thin layer of stone; a spider's web;
scab of a sore; scurf of the head.

Zi6 3. (3=63') a. k. n. A drum. 2, an
eyelid. 3, leanness, thinness, feeble-
ness.

z;-!5o?->.= i^^oTS, q.v.

7j-6(xio (3=633) k. «. A Pariah.

3jT5e3', Tj^S^t^ s. n. The supreme lord.

zItS.©?^ s. a. Invisible, imperceptible;
absent. ?i. Invisibility.

3j^j3?7j?fSti s. n. Doing good to others,
benevolence, charity. sidjS^Jj^sO. A
beneficient person.

Zj&!F;dn S.71. A rain-cloud. 2, Indra.
-2aE. A prayer for rain.

Tj^r 3. n. A leaf. -^ol3, -33e3. A hut
made of leaves; a hermitage. -J^?

t3?i, ^t^FS^, SJf^rsi^tf. Feeding on
leaves.

ti7jFii. = ^^ ^, q.v. 2. = -?*.

^sdry^ s. n. A species of medicinal
plant, Oldenlandia biflora.

TjTjF^'S (—^"i^Of) a. k. H. Roughness;
harshness.

SjojSHr^^ f. n. A herb, Mollugo cei'viana.

3i20or (=sSwj^, q. V.) a. k. v. i. To
spread, etc.

JjOJorUci s. 71. Roaming, wandering.
-sSjSiSJ. To wander about.

TjCd^Fo^, -ij s. n. Limit, border, edge.,
end. ad. As far as, until, unto.

SjorforodJ s. n. Going round; revolution
of time. 2, change, mutation.

^iodOF'^^fe^ s. n. End, conclusion, issue.

TjfjiysFli^. = sJorfjrMcj, q. v.

tioijsFh s. n. Obtaining. 2, end, con-
elusion. 3, competency. 4, satis-
faction.

3Jod3eiForfo s. n. Revolution, course. 2,
repetition. 3, succession, turn. 4,
order, method; style; manner. -cS^
CO. A synonym.

siorfoor^A^ s. a. Stale, not fresh. -'.^JS?
^ci. Eating stale food. Sjoioj^on^^f^.
Stale rice.

SjoSosF^I? s. 71. Search, inquiry. 2,.
service.

3i^r s. 71. A knot of a cane. 2, a sec-
tion, chapter, book. 3, a division
of time: the days of the four changes
of the moon. 4, a festival. -So^.
The full and change of the moon.

Tjzif'^ s. n. A mountain. -'SD^. A
raven. -?raqi. The Himalaya. sSijr
3^0. Indra. oSo^rfj-. X. of a mountain-

Sj^f^. = ^loor, q. V.

t>6. = !^^^, q. V. -hO. To grin, show
the teeth. -?^a. To gnash the teeth.

ZJZil, t,t)^ ( = 5oe;4, q. v.) a. k. a.
Many, several, various. Cpds.: -353
X, -Wrt, -SJS^J, -tfJ3^, etc. -tOD*5
-So*, -tiJ. Several persons.

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7j& 2. s. 71. A particular weight or

measure.
ttt)-R (=^1^7^. tb. of v^^) «• -^ plank; a

tabor; a shield.
tiVOA. tb. of ijSJ^o^, q. V.
Zi£^S3S"rf, 7i<^V^. tb. of ^C33j5d, q. v.
^ie^sodo^ s. ?i. Fleeing, flight; a run.

siOD03j3. Fled.
zleJS^ h. )j. The dish called Puliio.
3j©3^ s. n. The tree £a<ea frondosa. 2,

a leaf.
Zjs3^ s. a. Grey haired; old, aged. n.

Grey hair; old age.
ijdrJ ?fiJ f. n. Palastine, the Holy

— o

Land.

•<ri<yq (=^^^) ^'^) k. n. Any garden
green, any vegetable. 2, a vegetable
dish.

35£)qo5' s. n. A bedstead. 2, a palan-
quin.

li<V a. k. w. An elephant. 2, the black
bee.

zic; -S-, (<ft. 0/" s^aj.o^, g. ?;.) n- A palan-
quin. 2, =:^ri.oT\, q. v.; also si^ori.

JjCJ y (tb. of Soij-odj) ji. Inversion, ir-
regularity, change, confusion. SjSJ
i3?5o. To change places. 2, to invert.

zJa* ^ s. n. A sprout, shoot; young foli-
age. 2, a vocabulary. 3, a refrain;
also 5jej^. -3J^ci. A hand like fresh
shoot. 53aj <D??J. To sprout; to spread.
5iftj^3§ia?^53. A yearly feast at which
young foliage is worshipped in a
temple.

7j(SjS h. n. A measure of capacity of

00

100 or 120 sers.

jjcQ (=cij©, q. V.) k. n. A house-lizard.
CO '"'

3je3 . = 5jSJ(., etc. q. v. 2, = 3os3 , q. v.

IV) " '^

35rfa?JO (=55S5?Jij) f. V. i. To lie down,

recline, repose.
zl'rfo©. </j. of ^oSjsra, g. r. siSrQjS, Exact

proof or certainty.
Tj'dti'R. k. n. Being threaded. ^Tj^Ti^i.

To thread, as a needle, bead, etc.

^'A'^ s. K. "Winnowing. 2, wind, air,

-te, -?do^. Bhima; Hanumat.
3i^S?. = 2553V, g. r.

Sj^nO e. Ji. A "pound" in money, gold
sovereign.

TtzytiZi s. n. A determination to effect
an object; fanatical, pompous or
marvellous words or acts.

3iS^j s. a- Pure, clean; sinless, holy.
11. The kusa grass; a ring made of
it and put on the fourth finger. 2,
the sacrificial thread. 3, the middle
finger. -^, -3^. Purity, cleanness;
holiness. ^.53?^:^,. The Holy Spirit.

zJ4)aio. = 5:'^S30, q. V.

XJJ^c&7 h. n. An ornament for the wrist
of females.

7j^^ h. a. Deceased, defunct.

Ti:^^ (=^^) t.n. An enclosure; a ram-
part.

7j€o s. 71. Cattle; any domestic animal;
a brute, beast; an ignorant person;
a victim. -^^. Siva; a bull. -Sjsej.
-Sj3ej=g'. A herdsman. -^n. Brutish-
ness.

3j^3§s. fld. Behind; afterwards. sSs^
S^^;^. Knowledge that comes after
an act. ^'Sf 3^^. Sorrow, regret;
repentance, remorse. -T^JS'-fJ., -^dj,
-ao^&Jj,. To repent, regret.

3ril) Tio s. a. Hindermost. 2, western.
n. The back; the west. -r!W,. The
western ghauts. sSS djsp:^ cS. North-
west.

3i?jrf?i. <b. of ^^qSoi, g. r.

zj^dorfj h. rt. Agreeable, comely, pleas-
ing. -Sjje)::^j. To make pretty, nice;
to approve.

3j?jTJ. = ^^rf, g. v. 5J?iO?io. To spread,
spread abroad. [ao-e.

tj7i^ k. n. Young, green grass, pastur-

ziid^rf, ^T^sodo. (6. of ^^^■Brf, g. w.

zlidsS (tb. of ^?j^rf) ?i. Things spread
about; a grocer's shop.

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X^\ — Bool, q, V.

tiTio a. k. I', f. To divide, cut; to share.
2, = *S2l . -rt. Division, portion;
share; arrangement.

tiTJ^tS (=S'to"w) a. k. ?i. A long bag
with an opening in the middle; also
SSj^ooiJ. -5is?. A merchant.

Sj^OlJo. — soJitfo, q. V.

TiTiO'^ { = ^^J^) a. k. M. A child. -:^?i.
Childhood.

3J;6(=^?5) a. k. H. A bed, layer. 2,
a meaningless word.

?;?i f. n. Easter, passover; commemora-
tion of the resurrection of Christ;
also -3oZ^.

srfSolS {tb. of ^3oCi) n. A period of
three hours, watch; a watch or a
guard. -ssodoj, -=^j5^j. To watch.
-^dortj. To go about on guard. -odj53.
A guard, sentinel.

tj^. = 2o°^, q. V.

ZjS?3^ (s? = 0) k. m. Use, practice, habit,
custom. rfji?-u-'do. To accustom, habi-
tuate, train, practise.

ti^7\0 (°^=C3) k. r. i. To become used
to or familiar with; to bo trained.

si^oeio a. k. v. I. To strike or dash
against; also ?j^o^j. n. Opposition,
resistance.

Zj^i5. = ^^^s, q. V.

z;^O307?, si^5;^r*=C0. <b. 0^55^3=^) a. k.
n. A banner, flag.

3i^O30X!j, 3:;s<,3?jj (<b. 0/" ^eji>;^j) y. i.
To cry, lament.

;:iS?l. ( s? = C3'. - 3Ss?) a. k. t\ <. To
revile, scold. n. Blame; fault;

rebuke.

t<9 2. C-?=CS\ tb. of 5^, q. V.) n.
Equality; counterpart; amends.

3:l'9:::^o {=siKid, q.v.) n. Boiled and sea-
soned vegetables used as sauce.

^^0 (=!5S<^05i) a. k. H. A forest. 2,
rubbish; weeds.

Z.'^O^O (tb. of ^ li^) n. Crystal.

sJs?, = 33«?, q. V.

^% ( = ^^) a. k. n. Depth. 2, a pit.
3, a stream.

t,<9^ (= ^ V^ ^" "• "^ hamlet, village.

S3^ s. H. Cooking. 2, maturity; ripe-
ness; completion, accomplishment.
3, syrup. -SjsSj. To cook. -S3s3.
A kitchen. -S3^.. A book on cook-
ery; cookery.

SjStt f. n. A side of a roof. 2, a cook.

SJSa^oS (^Sj^iioa) s. a. Heterodox,
heretic.

3jDa (tb. of c^cS) «. The fourth part of
a pana: 1 ano 2 kasus; also ssrt.

ZJ^T^Ji (tb. of SJ3?3rf) n. An encircling
wall, fence, enclosure.

3jt)Aj h. M. A kind of turban.

SjDoaO a. k. n. Manner, form, shape;
likeness.

SjDsiS' s. a. Cooking; maturing; diges-
tive, n. A cook.

Sj3&7 k. 71. Green stuff on stagnant
water. 2, milk, in children's langu-
age.

SjSS?^ s. n. A die used in playing.

Sj3e^ b. n. A king, Pasha.

SJ33§ h. a. Low, mean. n. A scrub.

;jD0t5S<y (fr. 5J01535J) s. a. Belonging to
Pani-ala; the country or ruler of
Paucalas. 33301^0, 3Jt)oi3t)23. Drau-
padt.

^Tiki 1. (fr. 3;'?:Sj) k. n. Singing; a song.

say 2. s. n. Breadth, expanse. 2, tb. of
sad, q, V.

oj3y<a s. a. Pale red. n. The trumpet
flower, Bignonia suaveolens.

S3M2353)i^ s. n. The capital of Magadha,
Palibothra, the modern Patna.

SjSUd (fr. 5iWo) s. n. Sharpness,
acuteness, energy; harshness.

SJ3630 li. «. A. line, as drawn through
a letter,

3jD^ 1. (=^3^0) k. n. Manner, sha;Te;
degree, size; fitness; likeness. 2,
downfall, ruin.

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^jS^2. s. n. A gang of workmen.

SjbWO ifr. sSiSj, q. V.) k. n. Experiencing,
obtaining, undergoing; feeling. 2,
(— S5)33j) nature, manner, mode;
fitness.

srotii s. n. Recitation. 2, reading, study.
3, a lesson. -1u<5j ^■i- To recite a
lesson. -^JScSo. To learn by heart;
to teacii. -=5^. A reader; a student;
a teacher. -:Sjj?S. A false reading.
-S=)e3. A school, college. 53SG?o3rf.
A variation of reading. ^^0. One
who has read and studied. s:'?S?do.
To recite; to learn.

SSt^A (tb. of 3C^nS^y^) n. An anklet.

sro5 k. n. A hamlet, village.

SjBc^o 1, (= ^TiAi 1, q. V.) k. V. t. To
sing. n. Singing; a song.

oJ^rfo 2. (= SoDC^J 2, g. r.) k. n. Suffer-
ing; trouble; manner, mode; fitness;
resemblance.

SJBT^o {tb. of ^.SSS3«) n. The first day
of a lunar fortnight.

533?^ s. w. The hand ; holding in hand,
-rt Bora. Marriage. -Svxraej. The wrist.

srorfS) s. n. N. of an eminent gramm-
arian. [Pandu.

SjSct^^ s. ?i. A descendant or son of

SjScS^o ifr. Sjoa^) s. 11. Scholarship,

learning, erudition ; skill.
.SJBOt^o s. a. Yellowish white, n. Father

of the five Pandavas. 2, jaundice ;

also -djs^rt.
ojDot^O'rf s. a. Pale. ?t. Jaundice. 2,

the white leprosy.
oJ^Ct^O'dcA s. n. N. of Krishna.
Zit)OXin s. n. N. of a country and people

in the Dekhan.
SjS^ s.n. Falling, fall; a throw; a

stroke; an attack; defect, fault, a.

Watched, protected.
ZSt)^"^ s. n. Sin, crime. -5jO^O?oO. Sin

to be removed. -^?i. Sinful state.

-ooa. To incur sin. ^"s^i. A sinner.

casid {tb. of Sjti^, q. V.) n. Performing,
dancing. -^■^. A butterfly; a danc-
ing girl; also -rfSs?j.
5:X)53£', sasas;^ s. n. One of the lower
regions, the abode of the serpents and
demons. -ncS, -r!da, rttfo:^, -i^?a.
A hooked drag to catch things under
water.
33aS k. n. A basin round the foot of a

tree, etc. 2, a garden-bed.
SljsS^^o {fr. 53S3j-3^) s. n. Loyalty to

a husband, conjugal fidelity.
3jt^j (=5J9:Srf, SJD^j) s. n. A drinking
vessel; a goblet, cup, etc. 2, a ves-
sel in general. 3, a receptacle; a
fit or worthy person; a recipient of
punishment, blame, etc. 4, an actor.
5, a disguise. 6, performing, dancing.
a. Fit for. -^, -^ • Fitness, worthiness.
-cJsSv'o. A dancing girl.
3ja^.= sj=)^, No. 1-2, q.v.
sai^jssrf, Sjai^jse^^Jri s. n. A cloud.
Sjarf s. n. A foot. 2, an honorific affix
to proper names. 3, the foot of a
mountain. 4, the root of a tree.
5, a verse-line. 6, a fourth part.
-=ff'3£^#, -HsirJ^. A gift placed at
the feet of a guru. -JSsO. A foot-
man. -24. A Sudra. --S^qir, sadja?
d*. Water in which the feet have
been washed. -Srf. A lotus-like
foot. -iJj?c5. A foot-stool. -^fB^.
Homage paid to the feet of a guru.
-^rf?3. An expletive. -^^. A sandal,
shoe.
3ja3'rf;d f. n. Quicksilver, mercury.
sa;:o& 1. ( = s;aa^) f. n. A padre or
Christian minister or Catholic priest.
3ja:i5 2. tb. of ssWej.
s;a::$o5', sarfo^ s. n. A wooden shoe;

also «J=>zSo.
3jai5d00^J ?\t^ k. n. A perennial herb,
Polycarpea corymbosa.

=^5

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z:t>^ s. n. Drinking. 2, a drink, bever-
age. 3, a canal. -=5*. A draught,
beverage; a beverage made of jag-
gory, sugar, etc. -A<J5^^^. A drink-
ing party. -r.t^, -jj^js?;. A drinking
vessel, ^ci-- Meat and drink.

ZjS?i s. n. Water. sSsiSi^Oi). Drinkable;
a drink. 33^oi?odos30^. A shed on
the roadside for providing passengers
with drinking water.

ZjS^O f. n. A leaf; the leaf of a book;
the leaf of piper betel.

oj^c^ji s.n. A traveller; also -^.

ZJliTj 1. k. n. A small child. 2, a doll or
puppet.

SJS3j 2. s. a. Bad, wicked, sinful, etc. n.
Sin, vice, crime, wickedness, guilt. 2,
a bad state, misery, srasj. 0 misery!
-^ CiOr-i 2^:^o, -s3j3^ ttSjt)::!). To for-
give sin. -^wjr. An evil deed.
-^oij, -frasifd. The destruction of sin.
-piSsidrs. Averting sin. -?)^,^.

Atonement for sin. -iS»5j3?i^c^. Libera-
tion from sin. -SOSosti. Forgiveness of
sin. -^jstfj. To bring sin upon one's
self. sra3j3;^j_. A sinner, a wicked person.

S33i§3, sjS^^jS, oj^rl'd (tb. of sSsSrW)
n. The bitter apple, colocynth.

SbS) s. a. "Wicked; sinful, n. A sinner,
criminal. -^. Most wicked; a sin-

ner.

ojtJsS (=33353 1) k. n. A puppet, doll;

an ensign; the pupil of the eye.
ojJ^S?jJ (=C3sj3?3o) h. n. A shoe or

slipper.
oTO^O {tb. srasSj) n. Herpes, scab.
SjiiTiOTi s. a. Low, vulgar; stupid. ii.

A vulgar man; f. sja^ioO. -:^(^.

Lowness, rudeness; heathenism.
3j3odv* (=3it)OiiO) k. f. i- To jump over;

to cross, leap; to step, advance; to

butt, gore; to knock against, n.

Going; course; manner; fitness.

^L^. A

ojX)odo (tb. of s;dcS) n. Foot. -Sj^fS. A

privy. -cSs?. Infantry.

badge of honour for the foot.
3JScdo?i (fr. 5io±>?:<) s. a. Made of milk.

n. A dish of milk, rice, sugar, etc.
z:T)OiTSi f. »■ A foundation.
Sj5CX3o. = ssacdj, 5. t'. --.a^sSj. Trowsers.

5jSCX30C33, cdOS0;5 h. n. Advantage,
profit.

SJS'b s. n. The opposite bank of a river.
2j the limit of anything, ad. Across,
over, through. -n»rf?l). To cause
to look through; to help to cross,
-rrerw. To see the end of. -SjsSj.
To help out of. sTSDsrtj. To be
saved from, to get out of. -rt. Well
versed in. -ri3, -ons. Adept, profi-
cient. -dSr=5'. Transparent.

SSTj53^5?. = Sjrf^^drf, q. V.

ojfdZi, ZJSJiui a. n. Quicksilver.

SJD'df^ s. 71. Breakfast.

aJt>'d'si^^y'S (fr. SjrfoSjBqir) s. a. Spiri-
tual; real, true; spiritually-minded.

SjBT^csJocior (fr. SuosSos) s. n. Heredi-
tary succession. 2, tradition.

3jt)'d2/t>'0'3' (fr. sid'Sjz^'c) s. a. Relating
to the next world.

SjB'CZ). = S;Sd, q. V.

ZjtXJiioi^^ s. n. Reading through, per-
usal; study.

SjZlUD'rfjg (= STSOSSrS, 3T?0:33°i?, etc.) s. ».
A pigeon, dove.

^ST>5S3'd s. n. The further and nearer
bank or shore. 2, the ocean.

Sj5&S0;^j h. «. A partition-deed; a deed
relinquishing one's claim.

33;)&3i3:g, -^ s. «. The coral tree Enj-
thrina indica.

Sj35^jse»>,^ 9. n. A reward, present.

s:D53i'rf (fr. SOSj 3) s. a. Moving to
and fro, shaking; unsteady.

ojD&spsS^,^ (fr. 5jO"^?*is) s. rt. Common.
2, technical, as a terra. r^ dove.

;j353;)r*8, s:ra5:3s^ (/b. of 3330?^;^) «,

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3j3Q^ h.. a. Persian, n. A Parsee.

SjS'do 1. k. «• Looking to or after. -^3^.
Local administration, as of a temple,
alms-house, etc. -si^^n^ti. An officer
in charge of a temple; a subordinate
collector and magistrate.

ZJT)TJo' 2. tb. of SJ!)tf, q. V.

oJ^rJj 3. (rfJ= eSJ. = 3o9dj, g. i;.) k. r. i.
To leap, jump; to run; to fly; to
palpitate, m. Running, flying; a kind
of boat; a flying vehicle.

3jD^. = 5^^5, q. V. 2, a crowbar; also

5j34jr s. n. A king. 2, Arjuna,
Sjt):fi"»^ s. 71. "Width; greatness, immens-
ity.
ZJi^F"^ s. n. A prince, king. 2, the
nineteenth year in the cycle of sixty.
3, Siva. a. Terrestrial. 2, ruling or
possessing earth.

S3S^F0S (fr. ^^^) s. n. The general
funeral ceremony offered to the de-
ceased ancestors.

SjS^rS (fr. ^^~3) s. n. The daughter
of Himavat, Durga. -crforffS. Kartti-
keya. -?2i, -?^^' Siva.

5j3^^r s. 71. The part of the body below
the arm-pit; the side, flank. -533".
An attendant. -;3do±j. Partial pa-
ralysis. -^.rasS. Pleurisy, o^:^-. The
left side. wsj-. The right side.

S3s5a ^ s. 71. The heel. 2, the rear of
an army.

oj5£^^ s. 71. A guardian; a ruler, king;
f. -Vj. as*-. The guardian of one
of the quarters of the world.

Sj3e;6-, ZJTiejr;^ (tb. of siu^o^) n. A
palanquin. -sSjOSe^tI. A procession
in a palanquin.

Sjse'pi, 5j3£^c3 s. 71. Guarding, protect-
ing; keeping. -SjsSj. = sj'sOSj, g. v

oj3e3 s. n. A line, row. 2, a dike, bridge.
3, a wall. 4j a part. 5, a margin,
edge. 6, beginning. 7, the tip of
the ear. 8, the lap. 9, green ginger.

3j3e3;!JO s. v- t. To guard, protect,
nourish; to rule; to obey; as a
command; to observe, as a rule; to
present, give, as an order. cStxJj-. To
grant, vouchsafe.
Slistyj 1. (= aotiejj) a. k. ?i. Milk. -od. A
kind of sweetmeat. -=5^3. To milk.
-S3^. A small owl.
5jD£^j2. k. «. A division; a part, share;
joint property. -n^t. A partner in
business; an associate ; one who enjoys
or suffers with another; f. -n-i^i^o,
-rraSr. -nsB^^, -Sc^ji. Partnership.
oj3e3 k. n. A large fruit tree, Mimusops
kauki. 2, the blue jay. 3, the lobe
of the ear.
Zj^'^'^ s. a. Purifying, pure, clear; ap-
parent, manifest. ?i. Fire; a fire-poker.
2, religious custom.
Sjt)dij^ f. M. A step, stair. -oidj. To
ascend the steps. "'^^A* "^^ erect
steps.
^D^ri, Sj-5^c§ {tb.of Sj^si^^) n. Cloth;
a girl's petticoat; a woman's gar-
ment.
oj3^5a. = i^jisSar!, q. v.
SjSrffi s. a. Purifying; pure, holy. «.
A means of purification: penance;
cow-dung; fire. - J, -:^. Purification.
SjsdeS, 3jade3 f. w. A quarter of a

Rupee.
3jSs5r6 (= 5G5).2o, 2oti53?3, q. V.) k. 71. Algae
produced on stagnant water, etc.,
lichens upon stones, walls, etc.

SC^ ^•— S335^, q. V.

s:s^ 2. (lb. of 3J3ci) n. A quarter.

Z3^>^j7i. tb. of 333rfJ*, q. V.

SjS^t^. = S3^5i^, g. V.

SjS^ s. w. a tie, cord, rope, fetter; a

noose, snare.
s:a^^ (= ^^lif) s. 71. = 33s^, g- v. 2.

a die used in playing.
ZjZ^ h. n. A rope (for the gallows);

hanging, -'ijs^o, -asti^j. To hang.

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SjDHiOs;^ (/■)•. ea!jSS) s. «. Relating
or sacred to Siva. ?i. N. of a weapon;

also 5J3S0Si333J .

ojfsi^ozi a. n. Heresy. 2, a heretic;

also 353 ^oa, SJSSiJOa.

S3Do3fDre s. ?i. A stone, rock. 2, arsenic
and other poisons. -z^^a. The plant
Plectranthus scutellarioides.

SjD^ e. »i. A pass. -yrto. To pass. sJ
0;^ Sjs^^rarlo. To pass an examin-
ation. -53j3:3j. To make pass.

oj3?j§o a. k. n. Likeness, resemblance.

Sj3rje3 h. n. Distance.

ora?3as3 k. «. An earthen saucer-like
vessel.

Zii)^ k. ?j. An ingot or a bar of gold or

silver.
sro^^ f. n. Spying, searching out, lying

in wait. -cSjs^Sj. To spy, lurk, -rre

tf. A spy.
sro^. = ro£), q. V.

aJ^'^O. = 3otl^J, q. V.

Sj3s?, s:DS?ocij, S3^s;*n (tb. of sniwodo) jj.
An encampment, camp; a settlement,
hamlet. -asS. A Poligar, a feudal
chieftain.

h"^ s. n. The cuckoo, Cuculns indicus.

L)^(ya\, h'aO-sb k. n. The Madras bul-

bul.
h^XiTjj e. n. A pickaxe.

^b^Sj h. rt. Faint, pale; weak; pallid;

poor.
obfS'Oj. = wj's'i, 5. 1'.
IboA s. a. Reddish-brown, tawny. -SJ.

N. of a fabulous naga; the 51st

year of the cycle of sixty. -0, -e3. A

kind of owl.
hoT^ri f. "• Crockery; porcelain, China

ware. -toyj. A China cup, mug.
t)OA0. = 5oo?lJ, q. V.
beissO h. 71. A syringe.

bsioti s. n. The belly. ^;Soa. The
thigh.

lb£;^oa, Ibe^S h. m. The hinder parts;
the heel-ropes, as of a horse. -^h.
To pinion, to tie the hands from
behind.

hii U f. a. Pressed flat. n. A cake. 2,
an inflammation of the eyes.

Sj&7 e?jO e. 71. Peach, a sweet stone-fruit.

ht^c k. 71. The rheum of the eye.

h^ k. 71. Deficiency in measure or
weight. Cpds..- -;3j3s?. -??»tfj.

hZ-j (D s. a. Slimy, slippery, smeary, n.
A miry place.

bZa,6 s. 71. The silk-cotton tree, Bonihax
heptaphyllum.

bal, f. 71. Scum of boiled rice. etc. 2, the
gum of the silk-cotton tree.

L)o33 s. a. Confused, confounded, bewild-
ered. 2, injured. n. Injury. 2,
power, might.

oboSiTJ s. rt. Tawny. ?). Gold. 2, yel-
low orpiment. 3, a cage. 4, a
skeleton; also sSotstf. fcotton.

boSia'd b. ?!. A carder or comber of

EjOS§ s. »i. A skein of cotton yarn.

IjcaiJl. (— iootto, q. V.) a. k. i\ i. To
divide. 2, to card cotton, r. i. To
go asunder; to be rent as cloth.

hodi^2- k. 71. A very tender fruit.

bki'^ s. M. A basket, box ; also -^W.
2, a boil, blister.

LfeofCO e. n. A "fiddle", any stringed
instrument.

obZ^A f. ti. Trouble, affliction, disease.

ba (=2oa) a. k. v.t. & i. To seize,
catch, grasp, etc. 2, to begin, as rain,
etc.; to be required, f/s time, etc.; to
hold, as in a sack, etc. «. A seizing;
hold. 2, a grasp. 3, the fist. 4, a
handle, hilt. 5, a female elephant.
6, a broom. -3. Seizure.
LtSjAOa. k. 71. A thunderbolt. 2,=:*jS
ri. iSjSort. A dauntless, bold man.

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he'd s.n. A lump, clod, ball. 2, heap,
cluster. 3, a bite, morsel. 4, a ball
of boiled rice offered to the manes.
-^. Incense, myrrh. -cs. Embryo-
born: men and beasts. -^C33?i. The
offering of pindas. &oCoi)o:S. The
body considered as identical with
i>i.^\o:S. !?joclj3Pc^ ^ . The formation
of the fetus.

lbo5 s. n. A bundle, pack, mass. Cpds. :

-^yO„ -SoJ5^J=#J5°i?J,, -ooJStfO, e/c. T?. A
so' -= V '

swelling, protuberance.

oboSrSjSogiv k. n. Deckanee hemp, Hibis-
cus cannabinus.

hoZio. tb. of Sjo:^, q. v.

obfSSn^ f. 71. An oil-cake. 2, incense.

h^, bi^'d. tb. of li^s, q. V.

h^€^ a. n. Mother and father, parents.

obsD^JSo s. n. A paternal grand-
father.

Ib^jsS h. n. Revolt, plot, perfidy.

h'^\(~^^, ixj jrf) s. 'H. A father, -rt'-^j.
Forefathers, ancestors; the manes
of the dead. -SSirra. Oblations to
the manes. -^^>, -^^. The death-
day of a deceased parent. -^^
Fatherhood, paternity. -sSj^i^S, -oijti.
Obsequial offerings to the manes.
-c;S?5. Patrimony. -^%- The dark
half of the J^arf^sirf month. ->Sc^. A
cemetery. -<253js^ri. The loss of a
father.

h^ s. n. Bile. 2, foolishness, irritabi-
lity of temper, -^o. Bilious fever.
-ZjiS 55j. Biliousness; madness. -w.
Bilious; roguish behaviour. -caW.
Trickery, deceit.

^N^^'rfo e. n. A pinafore; an apron
worn by children to protect the front
of the dress.

bc^J, ho4, Ijouio, ho^ (= ooo:3, q. v.)
a. k. ad. Afterwards, backwards, etc.
2, formerly.
SjId???^ s. n. An ant.

h'sis^Zi s. n. The holy fig-tree, Ficus re-
ligiosa.

bodjsfjjs? e. n. A piano, a musical
keyed instrument.

hxio7\ b, n. A great gun or cannon.
2, a Frank or European. -nsa. A
gun-carriage. -tzis^o. The muzzle
of a gun.

|)& (=2oO, g. t).) a. k. 71. Largeness;
advanced age. -ciJ. = 2oOcSo.

E)&^ h. 71. A range, division, jurisdic-
tion.

h'd (= SjO^) k. 71. The posteriors.

L)e3 k. n. A silver ring worn by married

no " '

women on the toe.
h'St^ s. n. A fiend, goblin; a devil; the

devil. -^dor, -'^ajsj. A devilish

affair, -tooa. Devilish mind.
b§)i^ s. ?i. Flesh, meat. <5j33s>s!, -pj.

Flesh-eating: a rakshasa.
h^OT^ s. «. A betrayer, tale-bearer,

backbiter, slanderer. -Sj^,-^. Slander,

scandal.

h^i, s. a. Ground, pounded, n. Flour,
ii
meal.

hTjTJO 1. h. ?i. Foolish pride, arrogance.

-^A. To scold, reprove.
h7i'^02. k. ?j. Filth of the body, rheum

of the eye.
bpioS'o k. i\ t. To squeeze; to knead;

to shampoo.
SiriOLJo. = ^^^:> I, 2, q. V.
hTjji £10 e. w. A "pistol".
hV. = So^, g. w.
b^o^'o a. k. «. The lower part of an

arrow; also '^''^•
Ib^, k. w. A sound as that of a pipe.

V

2, =h'v., q. V. ^jS?jor!jJ5cD. A pipe or

flute. fmals.

h^ k. n. A child; the young of ani-

ho^ h. n. Spittle. -c:=)?i. A spittoon.
be'S^'i k. V. t. To pull out; to wrest, tear.
^j=^C3W. Trouble.

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Lietio k. V. i- To squirt, syringe. n.

Squirting. 2, shortness,
bfd s. n. A stool. 2, the pedestal o^
an idol. 3, a basement. 4, a pul-
pit. ^KoT\-. The Christian pulpit.
IbeS^ s. n. An introduction, preface. 2,

a seat, bust.
h^ri-^ s. n. Squeezing, pressing; vex-

ing, annoying; hurting, injuring. I

hiZii la., n: A generation.
LftS s. n. Pain, torment, affliction,
trouble. 2, a plague, pest; devil.
-55:^0, -oo;^o,. To suffer pain. -Sja:^.
To give pain. -o!-t?no. To be re-
lieved of pain. ^?a?dJ. To torment,
trouble; to squeeze. (Jj^^s. Pressed,
pained; hurt, injured.
h^^ a. a. STellow. 2, drunk, imbibed.
n. A topaz; also -?t)o^. -c:=)rfj. A
species of pine, Pinus deodora. Ij?33o
"uo3. Clad in yellow: Vishnu or Kri-
shna; a garment of yellow silk.
Ibefi s. a. Fat, fleshy; thick, plump;

profuse.
obgNri 3- n- Cough, catarrh; purulent

deflection in the nose.
Ibe^i, IbeSJSOSJ, h^s^ f. n. A cask, bar-
rel, tub.
b?odOj3^ s. ?i. Cow's milk during the
first seven days of its calving. 2,
nectar.
obeTJo. = 2o?di, q. V.
beeS (= ^^®, q. V.) a. k. «. A peacock's

feather.
L)?ejj) f. n. The tree Careya arborea. 2,
a flower. 3, an insect. 4, an atom.
Ibe«?7^ f. n. A series of generations, pe-
digree; ofifspring; also SjI&.
ego, sijOTi s. a. Male, masculine. -^,

^0^. . Manhood, masculine gender.
Eg^73s63. = «S^^, q. V.
BgiSado h. n. Loud bawling; crying out.
5^^, 1. {tb. of o)if , q. V.) n. The tail of a

bird.
jg)^, 2. k. ?i. A timid man, coward.

e<c. f. ad. For nothing, gratis. a.

Free; worthless. -n-ioij. A liar.

-SJc^S,. a good-for-nothing fellow.

-»js?rtj. To go for nothing.
J&'S'o, k. n. Fear, timidity. -:^^. Cowar-
dice; cf. !^%^ -.
s^Xo ( = sSjsrtJ, q. V.) a. k. v. i. To enter

in. n. Entering. ^?>c*. Entering;

arrival.
s^aO^O ( = 3oj?1j°-?o) k. n. A blister,

vesicle. 2, a sore in the mouth.
c^ACi (= ^rtjr) h. n. Pride, arrogance.

A

sgjOAsi s. n. A bull. 2. an eminent
person.

sgo?\ f. n. A sort of musical pipe.

5g)2i (<b. o/' «SJiS) n. A tail.

^e5 -rfc^ {tb. of SO;* cs) M. Trial, ex-
amination. 2, manliness, valour.

5g2i ^ (e?= CJ') a. k- «. Ruin, destruction.

agiji^ s. n. A tail; the hinder part.

^oSi 1. (=^JoK) k. Ji. A cock.

^oSi 2. s. n. A heap, mass, collection.
^os^sjO. To be heaped.

;gy 1. k. n. Leaping up, jumping, -tco
:io. A kind of play. -^f\. To rise
with a bounce, -^arfj. To bounce.

jgjy 2. s. «. A fold. 2, a concavity.
3, a cup. 4, a basket made of
leaves. 5, a folding. G, a cover.
7, an eyelid. 8, a single applica-
tion, as of fire, air etc., as in prepar-
ing medicine. 9, a casket. 10, the
leaf of a book; a page. 11, a layer
of mud in raising a wall. 12, a
footprint. -^ 3j?=ffj. To put into a
crucible; to refine, as metal.
I ^bofS f. n. Bengal gram soaked and
parched.
^^ k. V. i. To bounce; to spring, ooze
in jets, as water. -^. To cause to
bounce. -3. Clasped, folded; bound
together; reduced to powder; con-
tracted, spoken.

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iiy, k. «. Shortness, littleness; a short
ei
man. a. Small, -a. The small step

of children. -rfj. That is small.

.»3ortJ. A little child.

^13 k. H. A basket. 2, a (honey) comb.

eJ

k. n. Salted dough baked in
steam. 2, a wooden ladle.

ig)5 k. ?i. Powder; dust; pollen. 2, a
small packet of powder, -oja sSjsc^j.
To reduce to very fine powder.

^^saS k. n. A dust-like dry soil.

^oeoAO k. n. Civet. ^csjftcS iS'ff'a . The
Indian civet cat.

^otS f. a. Turbulent; refractory. n. A
free-booter; a rascal, rogue; a low
man. -nstf. A depraved man. -Sri,
^ocsaW, ^oraslii?. Refractoriness;
lawlessness, brigandage; wickedness.

^orfbe^ s. n. A white lotus-flower. 2,
a sectarial mark on the forehead.
^0305?=)^. Lotus-eyed: Vishnu or
Krishna.

^oa k. n. The Deckanee hemp, Hibis-
cus cannabinus; red sorrel. Cpds.:

agotSo. = ^0^ q. V.

3go^ s. n. A red sugarcane. 2, a
sectarial mark.

igC©p s. a. Fine, brigTit; good, pure,
right, righteous, virtuous, just, holy;
prosperous, lucky, n. Virtue, moral
merit; religious merit (real or erro-
neous). 2, a good, meritorious act.
3, purity. 4, fame. -'s'iSjr, -=ffsodor.
A virtuous act. -?^£j. An auspicious
time. -53u3rtr. The right way. -1^1^,
-sSoJsSr. A virtuous man. -eSjs^tf.
Heaven. -SjoS. a virtuous or

fortunate man; a rich man. -^OoC.=
^Es^sio;^. -35U. Good, virtuous.
-g^?*. Well spoken of; N. of Nala.
-co^pi. Virtueless. -^t)q3S sijs:^. To
persevere in good works. sSe^j^s^
Righteous, virtuous, pious.

"£%

^^'9 {tb. of ^^^) M. A puppet, doll.
2, a gold coin worth about four ru-
pees; pure gold.

e^^o . = c«jSj, q. V.

^^ s. n. A son; a child. -2^?53. The
wild olive, Putranjiva roxburghii.
-S3. She who has a son. -SqSj. A
son's wife. -SoS. One who has sons.
-^cSooS. A sonless man. -^Jossj^.
Male progeny. -^?53rf. Adoption.
*^^RjS-.. Adoption by God through
Christ.

4§J, ^^^ (=5y)^??, q. v.) s. M. A

daughter. 2, a puppet, doll.
^a ( -- J^ja, g. y.) a. k. ?;.«". To enter
into, etc.; to combine. 2, to be hidden.

^a?i f. n. Mint, Mentha saliva.

^QOAO e. w. Pudding, a dish of soft
consistence, variously made.

^■:io (=:ojcS-), q. V.) a. k. n. Union; hold-
ing in common. -^s'-^o. To live to-
gether, -^sy^fj. Joint living or con-
cern.

igrfOAO ( = OTjcSjrij, (jf. i!.) a. k. v. i. To
enter, v. t. To hide, shelter.

4^3 a. k. H. A quiver. 2, a cover; a
roof, thatch. 3, a bush; also sSotS.

^Ti ei s. a. Beautiful. n. The body.
2, the soul or individuality.

^rio(= ^f\io*, sSc^S, 5J)oStS«') s. arf. Fur-
ther; again; back; in return. -^ri
^. Again and again, frequently.

sgjji'd?:! s. ad. Even again, also.

^c^^^A^Jci s. n. Returning to the
place set out from. 2, second advent
of Christ.

^^■do-S- s. n. Reiteration, repetition,
tautology. ^oStfo*.. Reiterated; re-
petition.

^cSt^JBS ^ s. /(,. Resurrection, esp. of
Jesus Christ from the dead.

^=i&;r?^ (^fSts'^'W^) s. n. Regeneration

(Chr.J; transmigration.
Born again, regenerated.
c^jrfsirs'rc^ s. n. Seeing again.

^cu^^ssrcS.

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^c^c^r^ s. n. Becoming' new again. 2,
a finger-nail.

Sg)ji?Jr^ s. n. Hogweed, Boerhaiia pro-
cumhens. [bj^jj

^'^2^F'^ s. a. Born again. n. New

^{d^jsT s. a. Born again. ?t. A virgin
widow re-married.

s5iJ3^r?jj s. n. The seventh of the lunar
asterisms.

^ji.SrS3^ s. 11. Re-marriage.

J^ji^, sSinSiS. <b. of s^ois, g. r.

4^1?^ s. a. Made pure or clean.

^^nSiCTjtS' s. a. Masculine and neuter.

e^c^SjA s. n. A distinguished man. 2,
a white elephant. 3, a buffalo.

J^£3 (=:iSoi3^. tb. of ^55r) n. The ele-
venth of the lunar mansions.

;rf)OdJo^(=^JOdigSJj, g. r.)k. ??. Lament-
ation. 2, solicitation. :yoij(.03So.
To lament; to solicit.

^TJ 1. k. n. A stream, brook, rivulet.

^"^2. s. n. A fortress, castle; a town,
city. 2, a house. 3, the body.
-5331 d. The gate of a city.

55)"do, J^^dc^ s. ad. In front, in the pre-
sence of. -KTj. Going in advance.

j^tioti'd s. 11. Indra; Siva. -tsa?:. N.
of a Canarese poet. -<dW u. N. of
Krishna.

jSi'dri^ h. n. Leisure; interval; time,
occasion. 2, relief. -'acJj. To be
at leisure.

i^didsj'd s. n. Reverence, honour. ^Ji
rsOSo. To honour, exalt.

cdiTlifds § s. «d. Before, in front of.

e^DSOS s. a. Ancient, old; worn out.
n. Legendary history, legend; a pur-
ana, comprising the whole body of
Hindu mythology; there are 18 ac-
knowledged puranas, as: «5^-, 5:ji,-,
to,33,-, t;j,;DS,3*, Sort-, ^^j-, Ssj-,
etc. -5$tfjS. Vishnu; Rama; Siva.
oicraci^*. A man well read in the
puriinas; an expounder of them.

e^^3^?j s. a. Old, ancient. 2, a man
of the past age.

E5i5 1. ( -— 26jO) k. I', i. To parch, as
grain, pulse, etc. 2, to roast, as
coflfee, etc.

:riiQ2. (=SjO) a, k. n. Twist, twine,
string.

^5 3. a. k. «. Strength, courage.

srijQ 4. s. n. A castle; a town, city.

sgdoriol. ( = sSjcij:lj, g. r.) a. k. »*. Ri-
valry, envy; jealousy, emulation.

sgiTJOT^O 2. k. n. Uncleaiiness after child-
birth.

^■rfo^ s. n. Mankind; a man, male; a
person; a husband. 2, the soul. 3
Brahma. -S. Manhood; valour. -C
^. A perennial herb, lonidium suffru-
ticosum. sJdJsaqSr, Any of the four
objects of man, viz. dharma, artha,
kama, and moksha. s3)!ij53.^?3 53j.
An excellent man. odoss-. Christ.

sgido^ a. k. 11. A young parrot.

4do^J (=:Sotfj°^o) k. n. Fitness; mean-
ing; power, strength.

o^'8x>i7\B s. 11. Preceding; precedence.

s^'jSjsespSA s. n. The front part. 2, for-
wardness, obtrusiveness.

^■5j3?Soi^ s. n. The family-priest.

sgiAjr. = sSrto , g. r.

5^20or (=aSJioJ. <b. o/" *4^*) w. An eye-
brow, brow. SjtoT's'j, . To frown.

^(y^ s. M. Bristling of the hairs occa-
sioned by delight, etc. sJutS. Thril-
ling with joy.

^°5 ( = 5ooO, g. V.) a. k. n. A tiger.

cgeDosJ s. ■«. One of a barbarous tribe:

f. ^^oSt?i.
ciiC CA s. n. The masculine gender.

CO

jrtiyo . = SooejJ , g. tJ.

^e3 ( = 3ojs3 , g. c.) a. k. «. A deer.

;g^0 (=r3oJ3, ^JS,^, g. l'.) a. k. (I. A flow-

er. 2, a disease of the eye.
^tIl! s. n. A lotus. 2, the leather of

0

a drum. 3, the Indian crane. 4, a

^^t>

sword. 5, the sky. 6, water. -Sjjs^j.

A garden plant, Costus speciosus. ^^

Od. An artificial tank.
e^'^,<V s. a. Much, many, abundant;

excellent, best.
S^Ti s. a. Nourished, well-fed; thriving,

strong. ^'%" Fatness, plumpness;

growth, thriving; strength, power;

nourishment, support; backing, aid.

^M),=ffd. Nourishing-, stren£rtheninff.

^<>ji,?a*0?dj. To nourish, strensrthen.

£0 ^

igi^v s. 71. A flower, blossom. -=ct.
A flower; calx of brass; heat of
the sun; a self-moving aerial car.
-'f^^oi. Kama. -rfo^. The elephant of
the north-west quarter. -^o. The
wood-apple tree, Feronia elephantum.
-o3j3£=^, -53j3s3. a garland of flowers.
-55ji)=i. The spring. -553*, -sio:^.
Flowery. -sssej, -;33s3^. A flower
garden. -au^ifS. The fragrance of
flowers "^"^- A shower of flowers.
?is3jod). The spring. ^■^ ;S. Flowered'
blooming.

i&MO s. n. Blossom. 2, the 8th lunar
mansion. 3, the month pausha

(December-January), -oar?. A topaz.

sgi^^C^SOSOrJO h. I", t. To cajole, coax,
wheedle, fawn. ^=;cao3j^. Cajoling,
coaxing.

^^ ( = sojA), rji. (!.) a. k. V. i. To prove
false; to lie. i\ t. To bear no fruit.
n. A lie. 2, bearing no fruit; not
attaining ripeness, as fruits. -rt, A
liar.

s^;^ s. a. Smearing, anointing; writing.
-'5'. A book; a volume.

^^ . tb. of ^^,, q. V. 2, a paper of

_D to

school-boys showing their progress

in writing. 3, a book or pack of

paper to write upon.
^^ (¥=C3). = !!SJV<, q. V.
5^^ (=3oj^, q.v.) a. k. n. Acidity.
^s^o^o ( s«o=: C3j. = e^js?j^o) k. 11. A

pock-mark. 2, decayed state. 3, a

sore.

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jQ'^ ( = 3So«?^) k. n. A small bit of very
dry wood. -53JS^. A useless word.

^ ( = oiJS, q. v.) a. k. n. A flower, eic.
Cpds.: -r\V3, -rij^. -Jjac^oiiS, -Jjs^y,

rij. To blossom.

^A s, n. The areca or betel-nut
tree, Areca catechu. ^fsp^u. A
betel-nut.

^tfi 1. s. /I. Honour, respect, reverence,
adoration, worship. ^w^. A wor-
shipper. oiOJS^F^Js^. An idolater.
^<ari. Reverencing; worshipping;
worship. ^"l3^0. The officiating

Brtlhmana or other person of a
temple. ^i&^. Honoured; respected,
adored. ^J^?iJ. To honour, revere,
worship, adore. Sjj5.S~-. Idol-wor-
ship. r3e)o;^-. Saint-worship.

igj3^, o^'S, 2. f. 11. A dot; the nasal
sound; a cipher; also sipiii,.

^3jn s. a. Honourable, respectable,
worshipful. -S. Honourablencss,

venerableness. ^'b^s^^ir. Honorific
meaning.

^yj 1. h. M. A bit, small portion. ^W
'it~. A summary arji.

^Uo 2. e. ti. Foot, a ameasure of space.

^T^O ( = sojsc^o, q. V.) a. k. v. t. To
unite; to put to, etc.

^^ a. k. V. i. To begin. v. t. To ad-
mit; to promise; to challenge.

^:^ s. a. Made pure or clean; threshed,
winnowed.

^3^, ^ocJ s. n. N. of a female demon
killed by Krishna.

^B s n. Purity, purification. 2, stench,
fetor; eiv|t.

5^i^0 a. k. int- Bravo! well done!

^ij (ilJitia^) s. 11. Making full. 2, a
swelling of rivers, flood. a. Full,
complete, whole. -ra. Filling;

filling out; completing, accomplish-
ing; fulfilling; completion; fulness,
mass; a cake; the ordinal. ^o=d'3o^

tfra. Gradation number.

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^-STiOSJXlO. oSlJjocSoo,; s. r. <. To fill; to

(V

fill up, complete; to accomplish; to
effect; to fulfil; to blow, sound.

^tZTS ( = 4^S) s. ad. Fully, completely;
wholly.

sg|S5 f. n. A thin cake of wheat-flour.

cQi^F h. a. Full; full of. 2, fulfilled,
finished. 3, complete, all, entire,
perfect. 4, strong, able. -S. Ful-
ness, plenty. -333;^,. A full cup; a
measure of capacity; a ghee-vessel
used at a homa. -slJsA). The day or
night of full moon. -sJj. The full
moon. -<Sa3S3o. A full stop, ^fis^ro
■E*. An integer.

sgf^r s. a. Full; complete. «. Fulnessj
completion. 2, satisfaction. ^^r.
Fulness; satiety; perfection.

^•s^r. tb. of ^'53", q. r.

qJiSeir s, a. Fore, first; previous to, ear-
lier than. 2, former, prior, preced-
ing. 3, initial. 4, ancient. 5,
eastern. 6, preceded by. n. An
ancestor. 2, an ancient tradition;
ancient times; former events. 3, east.
-*. Accompanied by, with; as sSJo^g-?
<S?Sorfj-, eic. -5^sj. Former times. -23.
An elder brother; an ancestor. -ta
fi. A former birth. -rS^S. An east-
ern country. -^^- The first part of
an argument, proposition, thesis; the
first half of a lunar month. -5S* Ai
C3^o3. A demonstration that rests
only on the proposition. -^tij a.
The nth nakshatra. -tfori. The
prelude of a drama. -03^. The first
part of the night. -^o:ij^^^. Youth.
-S3?od. Yesterday.

^rfrrf s. n. Continuation of a series.

^STOrSj'd s. a- Before and behind,
antecedent and subsequent, n. Con-
nection.

^^r£p3rij3j:3, JgissDFepoiS, s. ». Tlie
25th nakshatra.

^^^■Sr7jfi-$ s.)). The 20th nakshatra.
^jJSjorSc s. 71. The forenoon.

CO

^Sr^ s. a. Previous, former. n. An
ancestor, forefather.

^Sr i=<SrA) s.n. The 11th naksha-
tra.

^i^oF^ (^'J53r-y\)^) s. rt. Aforesaid,
before mentioned.

^4/3?^"^ "^ (^'sar-ero^ti) s. a. Korth-
eastern. 2, antecedent and subse-
quent.

^Z) h. H. A bridge.

^o^5a, sgs^^ k. 7i. A florist.

s5P?jO (=Sj3Xj, q. r.) a. k. r. t. To smear,
etc. n. An unguent; smearing.

^^0. = aoJS'^o, q. r.

3j\?S s. ?i. Asking; a question, inquiry.

33^^^ s. ad. Separately, singly, posfp.
Apart from; except, without, -ifcira.
Separating. -^. Separateness, divers-
ity; individuality.

:ix^3. 3i\?»^ s.M. The earth. -'.£. Sita.
-5i.S, -333e->. A king.

7j\X^0 s. a. Broad, wide, spacious; nu-
merous; important. -^.= asjej-:-.

Zj\7^ s. n. Asked, questioned.

3i\si s. «. The back. 2, the rear.

iX (= ijori) k. «. A dolt, fool.

A

^A tS, ^aFi^ (=^nd) k. n. A head-

man; a chief; a superintendent.
sSoA k. n. A simpleton, fool; n/so Sjrt .
^£^0 1. = 3o2Sj , q. I',
■Azij) 2. ( = iJSjtSo , q. r. tb. of ebS ) n.

CO" ^ ""

Foolishness. -3?^. = sSj'^j g^i.
SUifOs^v k. n. Saltpetre; also sS^J ^ .
^iroS f. •». A large box or chest (of

rattan).
^y r?^ k. n. A road tamper.
^y £JJ k. n. A popgun.
;3b3^, 33^J 7^ (/b. ()/• d^y'i?) «. A box, chest,

trunk, etc

33yj, k. r. <. To beat

a hurt. -^JSZij, -jSj;a. To beat

«. A blow, stroke;

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rio, -SoiJ,. To be beaten. -zS^^o.
Blows to fall upon. -Sj?l. = ^W.E^r^.
-aoaiJ^. To be hurt.

^yj ^. k. M. Saltpetre; also 3jWj 4-

^t^ (=:SS) a.k. H. The back. ad. Back-
wards. -s3oMj,. To retreat ; the back
part.

^rf?jO k. n. Hardness; stiffness. 2,
brittleness. 3, harshness. 4, diffi-
culty. -5Sj3;3j. An offensive word.

TjTOao ( = 5oK)r!o) a. k. v. i. To wrangle,
fight.

^f§ ( = e6?^, q. r.) a. k. v. I. To twist,
twine, etc. n. Twining; union.

^cBl. (=^oe3) k. ?i. A clod; a lump.

33cK 2. f. n. A bundle.

33oT^ (=:3oor«*, coo::^) a. Is.. 71. A female,
woman. -^ ( = ^oSS). A wife.

^OojsQ f. »• -A. Pindaree, a freebooter,
marauder.

^oti. = ^o^2, q.v. ^j^^^_

sSozlocio f. n. A badge of honour for the

^P©0 . = aoPSJ 5 q. y. -^c^. A feminine
CO oa ^

character.

^?jE^?^0 e. n. Pension, an allowance for
past services, -csurf. Pensioner.

■A^^iSJO e. n. Pencil.

33o<f ??j3?jJ e. n. Pentecost.

ioig] a. k. /(. Greatness; abundance;
grandeur, sublimity.

S200j»iQ e. n. February (2nd month of
the year).

33tJ (cJ = e3.= ^rf) a. k. ?i. Hind part,
backside, ad. Backwards, -rto. The
back side; afterwards.

^t3 (6= 235. = co5, q. V.) a. k.n. The cres-
cent moon.

Sr a. k. H. Largeness, greatness. Cpds.:

la »J

i?i'do (=OT?gdo, q. V.) a. k. w. A name;
fame.

'A^Tio a. k. y. I. To tremble, n. Fear,

alarm. Sj^O^cj. To alarm, frighten.

;3?o'5o'? a. k. n. A demon. 2, madness,

fury.
iSeEJ^y f. n. Trouble, difficulty, strait.
-5iSj, rf^zs^o^j. To take pains; to
be involved in trouble.
^oM h. n. A small kind of turban.

2, a basket ; also -'^.
Sj?fe3 h. n. A pettah, market-town,

bazaar.
s3?t5 h. n. A sweetmeat of milk and

sugar; also s3?ci.
^?^0 k. n. Confusion; a demon.
sSenD, ^?;5 (=sjSg^) h. n. A foot-soldi-
er; a peon; a pawn at chess.
^??io I.e. n. A pen.
^ec^>i 2.( = ^?t^-^) a. k. ?J. A louse.
33?ocio s. a. Drinkable, n. A drink, be-
verage.
33e5. = 53r, q. ij., as.- -e^'rS, -tfu, -si?53j,

-ijfej, -LiWrt, -5j3ij^, etc.
Sje'drS f. n. A sword-dance, -ri. A dan-
cer, actor.
35?"d<y f. w. The guava, Psidium guvava.
;3eS f. M. Galloping.
^?"dol. f. «. Diflference in scales. -'*^'^-

To remove it.
33eTJ0 2. =^?rfo, q. i\
33?£J>3 s.a. Delicate, fine, tender, slender.
'£>^(VTi7\0 e. V. i. To fail in an examina-
tion.
53?e3 f. n. A cup, bowl.

3jp553,'rf h. ?t. A revenue officer.

c

Sjj^Q h.. ?t. The Peshwa, the head mi-
nister of the Mahratta empire; also

33^ f. n. A copper coin; a pie.

33/3^ f. n. Money, cash. 2, a division,

set.
^(xr f. ad. Of, out of; from amongst.
33^7\c20rJ la., n. A prophet.

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^^i.

^(7\Aj h. H. A superintendent; a pat-
role.

^^AO f. n. Pegu.

•S'oAC; (/■»-. wort e.;) s. n. The 51st year
of the cycle of sixty.

;3/3if® f. n. A small tinkling ornament
for the feet.

sSj' SiS"dj h. n. A shoe.

sS^fej f. n. A summerset.

^/■jir® f. n. N. of a town, s^i^f^. Manu-
factured at Paithana. -^^6. A kind
of silk garment.

^i^)"^ s. n. Paternal. -:^^j. Patrimony.

'^1^0 {tb. of ^^) n. Bilious humour;
cboler; foolishness, madness. -nuti.
A foolish man.

33/^33OS02a li- n. Surveying and mea-
suring of lands.

^(^0 (=S3dU|) k. «. Green corn, grow-
ing corn; any green, growing crop.

'£>l<Z)ZiT>^ h. n. An athlete, wrestler.

xij^o^?is^ h. 71. Endorsement on a letter
specifying the date of its receipt.

'£i(-S^d- (fr. &3?J^) s. a. Infernal, demo-
niacal, w. The lowest form of mar-
riage.

^^B'o^o (/'»■• ^^^^ci) s. a. Tale-bearing,
backbiting, calumny.

iJTi f. n. A copper coin, 4 pies, or 1
duddu. 2, money.

'£i7i<Vd h. 71. Decision of a dispute;
settlement of a debt; judgment. sSj^
■233^. Final settlement.

33^?daOJ h. n. Crop, harvest.

^^'o.sJo. = '3jja*j^s?j, q. V.

sgpA a k. «. Tribute ; tax.

^ATJO a. k. ?i. Shine, lustre, colour.

£§(? A^O. = i^jsn^j, q. V.

^t AO. = sojsrlo, q. V.

^■R (=3Sjsrt, 5. r.) a. k. ?i. Smoke. «'. t.
To smoke.

^0, s^8S* a. k. «. Gold, as: -*33z3,

4'5:;X£;o k. w. Boiled rice mixed with

milk and sugar. -'^''^- A festival in

honour of the sun entering the sign

of Capricorn.
^OAJ a. k. V. i. To boil over. 2, to

expand, blossom; to exult, n. Boiling

over.
^W.C® (=dr.W. ^-ihi. lb. of SdW) n.

A small cup or packet made of

leaves, paper, etc.
^k!i3 (= 5^^) k. n. A hole in a tree.
^Wj (= cojsijjj) k. fl. Empty, useless.

n. Chaff, husk.
^t& (— :^J3^, (/. r.) a. k. h. The belly,

etc.

4'^T^l. (<&• o/" ^&i) »i. A hollow form-
ed by joining the palms of the
hands. -SjSo, -»3:So. To salute

respectfully. -3^=^. A respectful
salutation.

^c^ 2. (<b. o/" ^J ^i^) M. Appearance,
form, figure. -t?0;^o. To come in
sight, appear.

^'iiTjO k. V. «. To tremble, throb, quiv-
er; to flash, shine.

^Tisjjf a. k. H.. Glitter, shine; glory;
power. -rtJoS^J. To cause lustre,
etc.; to decrease.

^■:iS) (lb. of slj?,, q. V.) n. The earth.
-5j, -5jS, -oSjsdodo. A king.

^'Sl. (=00^53. oojsd, q.v.) a. k. r. <.
To strike, smite, etc.

^tf 2. = ^^) q- I'. 2, a full ear of
corn. 3, extension. 4, pregnancy
(of beasts). 5, a pouch formed by
folding the front part of one's cloth.

^TOlJo a. k. V. i. To join, couple. 2, to
fight, n. Union; a couple. 2, a fight.
^w^r. Fighting; a fight.

^j? {= 33jif^. q. V.) a. k. n. Bond, bail;
a surety.

^sO (=3oja^, g. t'.) a. k. r.i. To be
kindled. 2, to be burned, as rice.

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etc.; to be overdone, n. Flaming. 2,
the sun; time. -ri«?. To spend time.

^z!)"^ {=:^Ji&)f) k. n. A cover, wrap-
per. 2, a roof, thatch.

^cidj (dj= esj. = 33j?(Xirfj, q.r.) a. k. »i.
A bush, thicket.

^:3 1.= 33jSt3, q. )-.

^£2. k. M. A quiver. 2, a thatch.
3, a bush. 4, a bundle.

^^ (=53)3°; q- >"•) ^- k. n. Gold, as;

^b.^ k. M. A diffuse shrub yielding a

yellow dye, Morinda umbellata.
^5o(=^o, Q' V.) a. k. n. Gold; as:

' to' -»' '

^o^^ (^=C3') k. H. Increase, growth,

greatness.
^^ (d= a. = scjstf, q. V.) a. k. «. The

outside. -Sj:Sj. To set out, start; to

quit, -rtj, -ii. = :ajs:3;i.
^;j^ k. H. A broom.
^kj^o (=33j3d°T?o, q. V.) a. k. v.i. To

roll, welter.
^8^ (0= £3^ = ojjsOrl) a. k. «. Burden;

business, work; also ^3.
^■rfo (dJ= esj. = ojjarfj, g. ?;.) a. k. v. t.

To bear, as a burden, etc.
^5 1. (= ^J3d 1, q. t). 5 = &) a. k. n.

A load, etc
i§p32. (=33js5 2) a. k. v. t. To nour-
ish, cherish, invigorate, etc. 2, to

join. V. i. To be joined. ?(. Invigor-

ation, refreshment; union.
^5 3. (=-oJS!5 3) k. n. A fold, layer,

stratum.
^^4. (=o§j5d 4) a. k. H. Choking sen-
sation while eating or drinking.

-iidJ. To feel a choking sensation.
^riCi'T (= ^jsdj) p.. k. r. ?'. To join; to

agree; to reach. -r> (=33j3aT?).

Joining, contact; harmony, proxim-

ity.

^£J. = 33i3t>, qi. V.

^S)20o (= 3j.rauioj) a. k. ?i. A way; a
manner.

^d. = ojjaeS, q. t;. -ol). = ^ojsdodb; f.
5§p£) (=3oJ3ej, q. I'.) a. k. n. Meanness,

CO ^

etc. Cpds.: -Sjsc^j, -sSjsr;, -^s^^r.

e§P?i. = 3dJ3^, q. ti.

^fiTiOSiOTjO, ^rJ^7i:> a. k. v. t. To join;
to apply to. 2, to churn, shake
about.

^;5 (= Co./???, q. V.) a. k. t'. «. To shake;
to rub. 2, to twist, plait.

^fi^s^ (= ijSjsv*^) a, k. M. Radiance,
brightness. 2, shaking, rolling; a
swing.

i§pi;<£)J (=3j.^Vyj. ^=a) a. k. n. A
dwelling place: a town, city.

^^1. ( = oojs«?l, q. i!.) a. k. V. 2. To
shine. 2, to roll about.

4'5^2. («?=K^ =c3j3«?2) k. n. A river.
2, a path, road.

^^j (=GoJ3°^j)) k. w. Hollowness; emp-
tiness; trash, worthless stuff. -tfja
rtj. A false report. -SjsSj. A vain
word. -^a. A groundless report.
-^^•^. A hollow tooth.

E§p=^, 4'a?3 0 k. M. A dissolute, pro-
fligate fellow, villain, rogue, prodi-
gal. -3oi. The ways of a ^?^0,

^oXo. = coja^rtj, q. «.

E^eU k. ?i. A coward. 2, = ^'3?'5^, q. t".
-3ri.= oI3?=5'^oi.

;§Pefcj k. «. Competition, rivalry; also
^;&!3-. -nad. A competitor.

^og (=,^e^!3, q. V.) k. w. A hole in
a tree.

j§|t)?Li f. n. A slice, bit, as of a nut, etc.

s§p?rfj k. n. Combination. 2, splitting.

sgl3er3?JO k- V. t. To couple, unite, string
together; to thread, as a needle, etc.

j^po:^, -'5' s. 11. The young of any ani-
mal.

^jS-S' n. The potherb Basella lucida.

j§|3j^j3A^j^ e. n. Photograph (i3^JfsaJjo

53 5i).

^erf. Rel. p. p. of ^?rto.
^^Tj. Rel. pres. p. of ^$r!j.

^e3j?jO e. n. The Pope, the head of

the Roman Catholic Church.
^fTJ f. 71. A child; a little boy. -3?J.

Childhood. ^^0. A little girl.
^^TJo. = o3j3?CJj 1.2, q. i\
s5pj»5 (=4'5°5Jj) k. n. Ruin, destruction;

waste, stray; profligacy; wickedness,

2, =^$r^0. -JijBSo. To waste, -d^.

Stray cattle. -3?i. = ^^^O^oS, q. v.
^oeDtf s. n. A flat cake.
^^€)7io. ~ ooja^Oi^-o, q. V.
B§j3ee3??io e. ». Police. 55o;©°A)?iS. A

policeman, -fosi. The duties of the

police.
#e'2^^i (=55j3ȣ)) k. H. Ruin; wasting,

squandering. 2,=3oj^ot)j. -SjsSj. To

squander.
^?e5 ??jj e. n. Poultice, cataplasm, an

application to sore part of the body.
;§l<)e^O0, ^jsi,?! s. n. Nourishing,

cherishing, bringing up. %)l^=^.

A nourisher, supporter. ^^o;^^.

Nourished, cherished, fostered. «jj5?

M)^o. To nourish, cherish, etc
^;Sji3^, ^osj^z'^o h.. 71. Apparel.
^?:^ T^rari 5 e. /;. Postmaster.

—0 _0

zf^dio (= sJsSjso, ^kj) h. H. An army,

e?c. -c:^tf. A native commander, -ere

0^. His ofSce.
S?e)S h. /(. Death. -y?c^tSj. A deceased

person.
zff>^ a. n. A grandson; f. ^^•
ojt)'d (fr. S)ti) s. n. A townsman. 2, a

species of fragrant grass.
Sj^dsP© (/■)•. s^DDTJ) s. a. Relating to the

past; old, ancient. sf^asrJtf. = sjas

Sj'^dosi (/■»-. 3500^) s. rt. Belonging to
man. n. Manliness, heroism, power,
strength, vigour.

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oj^^jaeoo^ (fr. sS^JB^co;^) s. «. The
office of a purohita; the family
priest. 5?33js?cc.3^. The office of a
family-priest.

3f3p©r^0 (fr. ^ziF^js) s, ■«. A day of
full moon.

zf^€> 3. n. A sort of cake made of grain.

SjSoi3. = ^?j3, q. V.

^ s. pref. Before, forward, in front, .
forth; pre-eminently, excessively, very,
much.

^^ki s. a. Evident, clear, manifest;
public, commonly known; published;
notorious; visible. -7^j2S??5j, -sia:^.
To make manifest. -Sijszio. To

publish. -rl, -f3. Notification; also
-^3j. ^=5^y?ij. To manifest; to dis-
close; to publish, proclaim.

7jJ^Ti(^ s. n. Expounding, discussion,
explanation. 2, a subject, depart-
ment. 3, a section; chapter. 4,
occasion. 5, a prologue, prelude.
6, a drama.

TjJSScZi s. n. The stem or trunk of a
tree. 2, a branch.

'Sj,'^'SX5 s. n. Sort, kind. 2, way, mode,
manner. 3, similitude, ad. Accord-
ing to, etc. ^-. Thus, in this way-
fc?-. So, in that way.

TjJST)^ s. «. Brightness, brilliance, lus-
tre, splendour. 2, elucidation; man-
ifestation; fame, -rtjs^sjj. To illumi-
nate, make bright; to develop. -T^JS
^^. To obtain lustre. ^^f?33. Mani-
fest; displayed; enlightened. ^?3S;^o.
To become manifest; to shine forth,
be full of lustre.

rij^sS s. n. The original or natural
form of anything. 2, nature, cha-
racter; constitution of the body;
temperament. 3, reality. 4, the five
elements. 5, the material world;
Nature, as opposed to Purusha. 6,
work to be done. 7, cause. 8, a
pattern, model. 9, the crude form

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of a word, ^'s', 3. Blade, accomplish-
ed; original; natural; real; the
present moment.

TjJ^jspTj s. n. Violent anger, rage; pro-
vocation.

3Jj-&jcSj s. n. Conduct, manner; a rite.
2, precedence, prerogative, dignity.

7jyS'S^&, -ji s. n. Washing, cleansing,
bathinff. ^,'S'S €^o. To wash.

s. H. Throwing, casting, de-

positing.
7j\SJSn^ s. a. Celebrated, renowned,

famous. ^Sjs,,.^. Celebrity, fame,

praise.
SjiaO, s. a. Bold; resolute. -i. Bold-

ness; energy; resoluteness.
sijAjSd s. n. Holding forth. 2, a rope,

bridle, halter. 3, a captive.
Tjit^oXi s. a. Excessively violent, furious;

fierce; intolerable; bold.
zJjtJS'd s. n. Coming forth; becoming

public; being in actual use; currency.

2, conduct, behaviour; custom, usage.

-Aj3^7io. To make public.
srfitio'd s. a. Much, many; plenteous;

frequent; prevalent. -^. Increase;

prevelance; publicity. -sasij. To

publish.
SJjjsSjaeSjcrf s. n. Animating, exciting;

directing. ^iij3?a3. Impelled; de-
creed; prescribed, commanded.
Jjisii ?jN s. rt. Covered; hidden; clothed.

2, private, disguised.
Jj&'SlKTi s. n. Waking, being awake.
Sjj'iS s. n. Offspring. 2, people, sub-
jects. ^kdS.S. Lord of creatures;

Brahma; a king; also ^iZ^^ji. ^

^js;:^^. The raising up of progeny;

the fifth year in the cycle of sixty.
sJiai s. a. Wise, intelligent, learned.

S.s^'^tfq?;*. The mental eye. sj^^^ ,

vJ f^

^ '^'

^,^. Intellect, wisdom; also 5^,s^ =o.
7jjai^<li, -J5 s. n. Blazing up, shining;
kindling. ^K O:^. Being in flames,
burning, shining. ^2^£>?ij. To be
in flames: to shine.

^f©^ s. a. Bent forward; bowed; hum-
ble. 2, skilful. ^raS. Salutation,
obeisance.

^r®o3o s. H. Confidence, familiarity;
friendship, affection, kindness. 2,
affectionate solicitation. S.rsoSj. A
friend, lover; a lord; a petitioner; a
humble servant.

3rf\r©^ s. n. The mystic syllable ora.

3i)553rf s. ?i. A loud noise expressing
delight.

sijf53^'o s. n. Prostration, obeisance.

sijrSi^DjJ s. n. Respectful conduct or
behaviour towards. 2, profound me-
ditation. 3, great effort, energy.

srfjrSSJS^ s. n. Falling at one's feet, salu-
tation, obeisance.

Tjj'S'STj s. n. Splendour; majesty, dig-
nity. 2, ardour, energy, valour.
-fj. Burning; a particular hell.

^jS s. ad. Towards, to; against; oppo-
site, contra; before; on a par with;
as, like; near, by, at, on; in favour
of; in each, at every; every, each;
with regard to; on account of; ac-
cording to; back, again, in lieu of;
in return for; in the place of, in-
stead of. 71. A copy. -1^6, -Sj7)^j.
To copy. -tuocSo. Every one, each
one. -iwlo . Every man, each man.
-^c^, -ri:^,-. Day by day, daily, every
day. -?i=DJ^. Every moment. -^^~.
Every year, annually. For other cpds.
see below.

TjjQ'S'S'd s. )i. Retaliation, retribution;
revenge. 2, counteraction, remedy;
also ^S?5^tf.

3J ©"ojjai s. a. Contrary, adverse; in-
auspicious, -i. Opposition; hostility.

TjjS'^sB s. «. Resistance; requital; re-
venge. 2, an effigy, image.

^S-SjoSo. ■= ^S=ff3tf, q. V.

XJi^AjSo s. n. Receiving, accepting;
friendly reception; marrying; favour-
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SjiStJS ojJ s. /i. A reflected image, pic-
ture; a shadow.

7j]B'£ s. n. Admission; consent; a so-
lemn declaration; agreement, engage-
ment, vow, promise; a vow; a state-
ment, affirmation; a proposition.
-n^oiiJ, -Sjaraj. To make solemn
declaration.

7j)3t;;jQpi s. 71. An echo. -"^Jtzio, -SjsicSj.
To echo.

z-jS^)^ s. n. A substitute, represent-
ative, proxy; a deputy, vice-regent.

Tjj'Ssi^ s. /(.. The opposite side or
party. ^SSjt^. An opponent.

^Btj^ (tb. of ^3S5S«) n. The first
day of a lunar fortnight.

ZjjStjS s. 11. Perception, knowledge.
2, intellect. 3, statement. 4, as-
sent. 5, action. G. elevation; repu-
tation.

3JjSzirf s. n. A synonym; each word.
■§zlai s. 11. The first day of a lunar
fortnight. 2, preferment, regard.

3i|'§3j3rfcJ s. 11. Explaining, declaring.
2, establishing, proving. ^,Ss;Da^o,
To declare; to establish; to accuse.
SjSsszin. Fit to be explained or
proved.

^Sojixlifo s. n- Protecting, cherishing,
nourishing. ^^sjj)©^. To protect,
guard; to nourish

3jjS^eJ s. n. Reward, remuneration, re-
tribution. 2, reflection. -uJ3:3o. To
remunerate. -SoJSorfj. To receive re-
ward. ^^^€>sjj. To be rewarded.

^BsDOv s. n. An obstacle, hinderance,
impediment. -^. Obstructive, hind-
ering; an obstacle; a demon, devil.
-N. Obstructing, impeding. Sj .^Joo
^'So. To hinder, stop.

3j SsSoSO s. 11. A reflection; an image,
a picture; a shadow. S,Si5o:oXj. To
be reflected; to reflect.

3j.S£;jtj s. n. Vying with, rivalling. S^
S::^l3s;j. To rival; to oppose.

3ijS£pjD s. n. A surety, security.
3ij'§rfjs)c^ s. n. A likeness, image, pic-
ture.
^S^o s. n. A likeness, image', an idol.
»^3^^ s. n. Echo; also ^■Si;S Si, ^h

3^3"d-j33j s. n. An image, represent-
ation; a picture, a. Similar, corres-
ponding.

3ij§6jse^0 s. a. Reverse, inverted; hos-
tile; low; left, not right.

^iS»^E^?i, 3jiS»3s3'p s. n. An answer,
reply.

^

trJ

§S3oO s. n. A counter assertion, con-

tradiction. siyS^'sS. An opponent; a

defendant.
3J,3^20 s. w. Echo; also sJ.^dsi.
3j.Sz?.?4j s. n. Forbidding, prohibition;

denial; negation; the negative mood.

-■o^oSj. The negative mood (gr.). -i,^.

The imperative mood of prohibition.
3j SsaS £;o s. «. An illustrious person.
ij§?5 s. n. Setting up; lionour, fame;

pride; installation, as of a king, etc.,

consecration, as of a church, temple,

idol, elc. -So:^. An illustrious man.

^.^k^x To establish; to set up, as

an idol; to install, consecrate.

3diS5o;rf s. n. A depntv. substitute,
J _o r . .

proxy.
TiiB^^Ti (=S,3?co5)d) s. n. Repelling.

2, a door. 3, a porter. 4, juggling,

disguise. 5, a place near a town.
7tjB^'SZiXi.= ^^^n^, q. r.
T^^Bf'^x s. n. Looking: forward to, wait-

ing for, expectation, hope. ^S^^sjj.

To expect, wait for.
si §?8a s. n. Western quarter. g^^?t3?^;,

^.^^tS.. Western.
7j\B^^ s. a. Gone towards; proved;

known; convinced; pleased. ^a$a.

Going towards; definite perception;

knowledge; conviction; faith; fame;

deliffht.

-J

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Tjj^siSo. tb. of ^SsSj, q. V.

^ ^(X^\ s. a. Perceptible to the eye,
visible; clear, distinct, evident, real;
cognizable by the senses. ?i. Ocular
evidence, distinctness. ad. Verily;
distinctly. -J33no. To appear. -^
sSjsra. The evidence of the senses;
axiom- -^. Appearance. -^? *^-
Epiphany, in commemoration of the
appearance of the star that led the
magi to our Saviour at Bethlehem.

7j\^o~<^^, s. n. The individual soul.

Zjji^QoSTJ s. 11. Another copy.

^jgoociJ s. 71. Belief, conviction, trust,
reliance, confidence. 2, certainty.

3, knowledge; apprehension, intellect.

4, idea, notion. 5, motive. 6, an
oath, ordeal. 7, a suffix or affix.

3J :^o^3cdO s. 71. Decrease, privation,

harm; separation.
Sji«n5o s. ad. Day by day, daily.
X),aao-3 ^ s- ad. Yearly.
7j ssn';jje)~,ajj s. ad. Instead of, in lieu

singular.

^^^-'i

Jx^sziB. The j5j^' ^^s

5 0»JJe)>

of.

SjjSSo^'O' s. n
devotedness.

:^33o?j?i> s. a.
minent.

Sj.SBqSoS'd S. 71.

of sense.

Great attachment or
Near, proximate; im-
Restraint of the orojans

Tij^Jng^TJ s. 71. An answer, reply; also
^3J,-T^. -s^^^ oo°°-?j. To say in reply.

3j.^0o33 c^ s. n. Rising to welcome a
visitor.

3i ^Jo^^s^ s. >(. A return of a kind-
ness.

3i\^OoJ:!^oJ s. ad. Every morning.

^jeq?^ s. a- Separate, dififerent. ad.
Separately, severally. ^3g°*?;o. To
separate.

3jj:;;^j s. a. First, chief, principal;
most, excellent. Ji. The third person
(g.). ^i^^jsCjZ^-t^. The nominative
case. 5i qjdj^^SiScj. The nominative

CjiJ in the month of SiJS'sqi.
Tjj^A 0©j ;rf)d:3\E6 s. 71. Circumam-

buhition of an object (as of an idol,

person, etc., by way of reverence).
TjjrfsT^ s. a. Showing, exhibiting; ex-

hibiter. S^^i^irfj. Showing, pointing

out, exhibiting; an example.
sijCJDFj s. n. Giving away; an oblation;

a gift, present; also ^^•
zij^S?^ s. n. A place, region; a country,

district.
3ii(3;seSA s- «• Corrupt. ??. Sin, etc. 2,

the first part of the night; nightfall.

3, a vrata in worship of Siva.
7jI^^ s. a. Chief, main, principal,

pre-eminent. «• A chief object. 2,
intellect. 3, the minister of a king.

4, the primary member of a com-
pound (g.). -^^'s'j. Principal sent-
ence. -odj323=5'. High priest (Jewish).

ti 3j02i s. 71. Development, diffusion,
display; expansion; expanse. 2, the
visible world or universe. 3, the
business of life. 4, manifoldness,
diversity. 5, error, illusion. -3J3::ja.
To carry on the business of life. ^
Soio^j. To spread, develop.

Zi,33^> s. n. One who seeks for refuge.

li S35^ s. 71. Rushing forwards. 2, a
steep rock, cliff, precipice. 3, a
waterfall.

3i bss^ood s. 71. A paternal great-
grandfather; f. -CO.

3iiSj'3^j s. n. A great-grandson.

3ii3ji<y s. a. Blown as a flower; covered
^^ no

with blossoms.

XljSOOv s. n. A connection. 2, a con-
tinuous series. 3, a connected dis-
cussion. 4, a literary composition,
treatise.

33i80£i s. a. Predominant; strong;
abounding with or in. -5ja:=iJ, ^wO
KJ. To increase greatly.

3i 20ori s. o. Awake. 2, clever, wise,
learned, ^oi^-. Adult.

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sijSSjsoy s. Ji. Awaking; vigilance; in-
tellect, knowledge; wisdom, intelli-
gence, -ni. Instructing. S,:ij3?^?oj.
To instruct.

3ij£j5:S s. n. Origin. 2, the first year
of the cycle. ^;}JcDXo. To come into
being; to become manifest.

^jSps^ s. n. Strength, power. 2, ma-
jesty, glory. 3, splendour.

sijSps^^ s H. The halo around an idol.

^j^^o s. a. Powerful, mighty. n. A
superior, master, lord. -^, -3. Lord-
ship, supremacy, power, rule.

TjjB^js^ s. a. Much, abundant; high,
lofty. n. An oblation of rice, etc-
on the tenth day after the death of a
person.

^^, Sj.epD s. n. Light, splendour, radi-
ance.

3jj^0o s. a. Excited; wanton; drunk-
' en; impassioned. 2, careless, negli-
gent.

^joiioqi s. n- An attendant on Siva.

Tjj'^uZi s. n. Joy, rapture, a. "Wanton;
impassioned; careless, -sirj. A royal
garden.

zij'rfjeiO© s. /(. Measure, scale, standard;
quantity; extent; weight; limit. 2,
ground of assurance. 3, proof, au-
thority; support; testimony, evidence.
4, an oath. 5, a correct notion. 6,
statute, law, etc. 7, cause, motive.
-53J«):ij. To swear. -S33/S ^^'-fj. To tell
correctly. -;3o)^». Authoritative state-
ment; a formula used in taking an
oath. ^SjsrliB'. True, fair, equitable.
SjSjbe^s'SK). Truthfulness, honesty.
^5SJ3c5??j. To discern, examine.

zJj^JS^i s. n. Stirring about. 2, the
13th year oi the cycle.

T^jo^jarf s. n. Intoxication, madness; in-
advertence, carelessness; a blunder,
error; distress, misfortune.

^■rfj5)D?2^ s. n. The 4 7th year of the
cycle.

^^0^ s. fl. Measured; understood; con-
formed, as by some rule. ^wjS.
Measure, true knowledge.

^^ojSD s. a. First, foremost, chief,
principal. 2, at the end of cpds.:
headed by, accompanied by; and so
on. 71. A chief; a respectable man.

Tjj^^aio s. a. Demonstrable. ». A
subject, topic in general (= C^oiS).

^^jj?c; s. 11- Joy, delight, happiness.
2, the 4th year of the cycle. s3,;5jso
O^J. To rejoice, be delighted.

srfj'5j3?rfja^. tb. of ^»3js$rf, q. V.

^cdo^^ s. n. Great exertion; an eifort;
an endeavour, essay. 2, difficulty.
-fiaSO, -SCeJ, -sjsSo, ^.c^:^7i^. To
make effort, endeavour, try.

3ijodjt)A s. n. A sacrifice; a celebrated
place of pilgrimage at (Allahabad)
the confluence of Horra and odDviJJcoS.

sjjodjeioa s. n. Setting out; a journey,
march. 2, departure, death. -djs
iSo. To start; to journey; to die. -^,
S^cxir?c5'5'. A traveller; a voyager.

ZjjCdjeiXi s. n. Effort, exertion, endeav-
our, labour, pains; difficulty. -5j:aJ.
To labour, take pains. -S'srij. To
be difficult; to require pains.

7j\Oi00'& s. a. Used, employed; connect-
ed with; endowed with; occasioned
by. prep. On account of, as: enj^y
zi-, "tOXcs-. S.odjJT. Use, employ-
ment; cause; result.

TjjOiCd^ s. n. A million.

3jjo3jsoa s. n. Application, employment,
use. 2, undertaking, beginning. 3,
an order. 4, a design, device, plan.
5, use, usage, practice. 6. cere-
monial form. 7, force or usual form
(of a word). -SjdSo, ^a3j3»hs;j. To
I use, employ; to throw, as an arrow.
I 3jjo3j3?33^ s. a. Useful, beneficial. n.

A useful man.
j ^o3j3?Sy^ s. 11. Application, use. 2,
I cause, motive, origin. 3, purpose,

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object, intention, design. 4, profit;
gain, usefulness, advantage, benefit.
3jjG)3j?i s. n. Speaking forth; prattling;
crying, lamenting. S^ej^^ij. To

speak; to lament, wail.
3ij(2;coo (=:^s?o3j) s. n. Dissolution,
destruction. 2, the destruction of
the world at the end of a kalpa.
3, the deluge of the Bible. -'ssu.
The time of universal destruction.
3jj(*ro3j s. n. Senseless talk. 2, prattl-
insc. 3, lamentation. -?da, . A sanni
that produces delirium. ^S33»jSjj.
To talk incoherently; to lament, wail.

JjjT^'d s. 71. A family, lineage. 2, off-
spring. 3, one of the 49 gotras. 4,
verbosity, prolixity.

3jj^:^r s. a. Engaged in, occupied in.
-^. Setting in motion; promoting;
an originator, founder; a promoter;
f. -ir. -ri, -rS. Moving forwards;
activity, action; business; course,
proceeding; behaviour; conduct, way,
manner. n^s3.^F"?ij. To proceed, go
on; to come to pass; to engage in, be
occupied in; to act; to carry on,
perform, l^as a business.

Tjj'^z^F s. n. Increasing; also -^^
Augmenting, increase. -sSjSoi. Grow-
ing, increasing. ^S^F^jO. To grow,
increase.

ZJ.^sd s. 71. Flowing, streaming. 2,
wind. ^53oo?ij. To flow; to draw,
as a carriage.

^ ;rasl s. n. Speaking forth, uttering;
proclaiming, declaration; discourse;
popular talk, rumour, report. -rS.
Prophecy. ^^9a. A prophet (one
■wbo speaks by God's order). ^;3tia
^. To prophesy; also -f3 Ss^^J.

tijZ7)t) s. n. A young shoot. 2, green-
ness. 3, coral. -M^'^f Ashes of
coral, used medicinally.

Tjj^SSTj s. n. Sojourning abroad; a
temporary sojourn; a foreign abode.
-oijaoSj. To go abroad. ^^sA). A

sojourner abroad. -^. Dwelling a-

broad; exile, banishment.
3j 33sSo s. 11. A stream, current, flow,

course. ^so'Soo^do. To stream, flow.
TjtS^Ti s. a. Entered, gone into.
^jj^oO© s. o. Skilful, clever, proficient,

conversant with; f. ^^^f^. -J, -^.

Skill, proficiency.
3jj4^. tt>- of Sj^i^, q- V-
7jjri\i> s. n. Proceeding; purging. 2,

progress; advance. 3, active life.

4, prevalence.

3ji^\::j s. a. Grown up, increased.

sJ,53 a . Growth, increase; prosperity.
^— ' e) 4i
sij^erS s. 71. A braided hair.

ijjoj°!i s. 71. Entering into, entrance.

2, commencement.

To enter into, enter, go into; to

interfere; as SjfS'i-, 53Jf3cxij©_-, ^Jt5

,riidi^. TJi^rir

Going abroad.

migration, wandering about, esp. as
a religious mendicant.

jjiSDjaiS' s. n. A religious mendicant.

3j,^o?6 s. n. Praise, eulogy. ^SoA);^j.
To praise, eulogize.

3J ^do s. n. Calmness, tranquility,
peace, composure. ^^:Dj^. Appeas-
ed, quenched.

3J,^ri s. n. Praised, extolled; com-
mendable; admirable, excellent.

^■g'^ s. n. A question, query, interro-
o-ation: also ^t,. -ife^J. To ask a
question. -SJ3:iO, -co^'tfj. To question,
ask. -la^. A sign of interrogation
(?). 5i.S2i i^iP'^s'. Interrogative. ^
ijn^^d. Questions and answers: a
dialogue, catechism.

3J ?j-S- s. n. Connection; the topic of
conversation; energy, effort. -an
To take up, as a topic of conversation

7ij;^CA s. n. Connection, intercourse
meeting. 2, topic, a subject of con
versation; discussion; a sermon (C/w.)
3, incident, event. 4, the fit time

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season; an occasion, -^ia'ij, -»3j3:^o,
-nicxJjj, ^^oASjj, To discuss; to
preach, proclaim, ^sjoh. A devotee;
a discusser; a preacher. -»j?tiS. The
Christian pulpit.

Tjjri^^ s. a. Clear, bright; tranquil;
soothed, propitiated, pleased; gra-
cious, propitious, kind, pleased with.
-^. Pleased. -i, -^, -t;:^53. Clear-
ness; favour, kindness, propitious-
ness.

TjjrJTi 3. n. Spreading; extending, ex-
tent; diffusion; dispersion. 2, expan-
sion. 3, flow, current. 4, speed;
force. 5. affection. -rs. Spreading;
surrounding an enemy. -rsS^ej. Ex-
tensible. ^JoO^oJ. To be extended;
to be diffused; to spread.

3jj7J^ s. n. Childbirth. 2, offspring.
3, a flower. 4, fruit. 5, opening,
budding. Sj?i^?^o. To beget, bring-
forth.

3jj?J3d s. 11. Clearness; brightness, pur-
ity. 2, calmness, repose, composure;
good humour. 3, graciousness, pro-
pitiousness, favour, kindness. 4,
sacrament, a pledge of grace (as the
Lord's Supper and baptism). 5, any-
thing presented to an idol. G, a
free gift, gratuity. -^. Rendering
clear; tranquillizing; gratifying; a
gratuity. -fS, Service, worship.

33j?3aCi s. a. Calming; showing favour.
2, come from a king, guru, etc.,
as a blessing. -^. Purified; worship-
ped. -?jJ. To grant graciously.

3rij?JS'rf s. 11. Going forth, spreading,
extending. -rs. Causing to go for-
wards, spreading, diffusing, expan-
sion, increase; exhibiting; dis-
semination.

7j\r^Tfi s. a. Accomplished; well known,
renowned, famous; celebrated, public;
adorned. -Sa^o, -53.ra:Sj. To make
known, publish. -3?3, -^. Celebrity.
-5J3,. A notification.

^,^D s. 11. Accomplishment; celebrity,
fame, publicity. -A lotfj. To come
to fame. -Sjacej. =s,/2ocJ ssjssj, q, v-

"tjyiji)^ s. a. Begotten; born. ^Ks.h.
Birth; offspring. ^?;>J3i. A woman
in childbed.

^?j {Ih. of s^ji'S) n. An auspicious cere-
mony, festive occasion, as: the eroS^
aJjrti-, fj^oJo^rfra-, iS^e)3o-, etc.

t^Ti^ t) {lb. of Sj^^a) 11. Speak-
ing, saying; introduction, preface.
2, beginning. 3, introducing a topio
for conversation; the conversation on
a topic, the topic itself; narration,
news; affair, pursuit. 4, occasion,
opportunity; a favourable moment.
-fi.=:^^^a^. ^?33_^°o?3j. To intro-
duce a topic and converse on it.

Zjjida "rf s. n. A plain. 2, a jungle.

3!ji?3t) ^. = 5jy^?) S q. V. -f3. Introduc-
tion, preface; the prologue of a
drama; introducing a topic for
conversation; the conversation on a
topic.

^i;do ^ s. a. Praised; declared, said;
ready; proximate, n. A proposition.
ad. At present.

l?j s. 11. Table-land. 2, a measure of
a. Goins forth.

<yJ\rJ

four kudavas.

^

?33 fj s. 11. Going forth; a march; a

journey; a method, system.
3j rij^ s. n. A flow, stream; a fall of

water; a cascade.
3jj5oTi s. n. A watch; the eighth part

of a day.
jii3o?j;i s. H. Hearty laughter; mirth;

mocking', sarcasm, satire; a farce.
3j|S3t) uj s. 11. Pleasure, gladness, happi-

-J CO

ness. 2, sound. 3, N. of a daitya
persecuted for his devotion to Vishnu.

;i)'^odo. = SjO0±i, q. V.

ZJk>Ju- {lb. of sraj'^*) ad. Before; for-
merly, a. Previous, former.

SJ^jS^yq s. n. Publicity, manifestation.

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Sj^j^STJ (=s:5nt)d, q. v.) s. n. A rampart,

fence, enclosure.
SjSj'S^n,^ (/■;•. ^^yS) s. a. Original, na-
tural; ordinary, common, unculti-
vated, vulgar, low, base; vernacular.
n. Any provincial or vernacular dia-
lect akin to Samskrita.
ZIjSj'^o,. = sj^=ff*, q. V. tb. of s?ji3*.
Sj^jS^ 7j s. a. Former, prior. n. Fate,

destiny.
SjDjS'v'^ s. n. The first member of a

compound.
53S)7^^f,Jo (f''- 33^=5*- wtf'Jj,) s. a. Be-
ginning from the past time.
SjSiAOujcdJ s. a. Rising in the east.
SjSjSj?^ s. a- Former, prior, ancient;
eastern. n. The doings of former
births and their consequences. 2, a
hedge, wall.
STOjaissis'n {fr. ^^s-diiS.) s. n. A kind of

marriage. 2, a mode of penance.
Sj5|K s. a. Intelligent, wise, clever.

n. A learned man.
3JDjf*S s. n. Breath, respiration. 2, air,
wind. 3, a vital air. 4, life, vitality.
5, the soul. 6, strength, might.
-"ijizij. To offer one's life for the
benefit of another; to die. -ii«?odb,
-<2j3^. a dearly loved friend. -:S'§j?i
s<J) (-SA). To take away life, kill; to
commit suicide, -aorf ooLO^rlJ. To die;
to go alive. -^oW^. Danger of life;
a dangerous man. -=ff!!o3, -fSDEl, -533,
-5Jt)^J^. A dearly beloved husband.
-^D3^. Killing; money. -35,r!. Sui-
cide, -zz-^ri. The gift of life. -?i^,
-SD?i. Loss of life. -5i,S^. The rite
of bringing life to an idol, -^odj, A
dearly beloved man. -sjoi^y. Jeo-
pardy of life, extreme distress. -^°
^. Very intimate friendship, -^^j-
Murder. -coo?^. Injury to life, sc^
5530i33wj. Restraint of breath during
meditation.

SjSjrS s. n. Any living creature; an
animal; a person. -i^JS^ii. The ani-
mal kingdom.

Sj^l^^S, ojS);^5 s. ad. At daybreak, sja^
SoffeJO. The early mornino-. s7?,3 8
oj'^oi. Morning ablution. E^-^^^?'^
iioS. Breakfast.

Sj^jSeps^TS' (fr. 5i Sz?5?i) s. (t. Existing
only in appearance. 2, looking like.

33Sjc3?^ (/■»•. ^cS;3!) s. n. The span of
the thumb and forefinger.

ojDjPD^r'n (fr. S.qjSoi) s. n. Pre-eminence,
supremacy; prevalence, ascendancy,

3j3)0;g, oj^o^n s. M. Edge, border;
boundary. 2, a country; a region;
a place.

SjSjSjoei^ s. a. Worldly, secular.

ojaiSj s. a. Attained to; obtained, jrot
acquired; fit, proper. s;^ »j^. Attain-
ing to; obtaining; acquisition, profit,
advantage; lot; good luck. 5j9>^^j.
To be obtained; to come to pass, to
come to; to meet with.

oj^jSOCn s. n. Powerfulness; preva-
lence.

SjSj'djtjrfS^ (fr. ^Sjsrs) s. a. Authentic,
credible, true, just. n. An upright,
honest man. -Sri, -t scD.siJSc'S,. Au-
thenticity, credibility; truth, vera-
city, honesty.

3jT)\3J0 s. n. Any period of life, age;
prime of life. -3jo1oo. A period of
age to be reached. -cSSj. A young
man. -^ejj. Age to pass, decline.
-t%. Generally, usually; to all ap-
pearances. -^. A young man; f.

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Sjaicdo?) ^ s. 11. An expiation, atone-
ment, penance, compensation. 2, the
atonement Christ made.

SXirfsO s. a. Begun. n. Fortune, des-
tiny.

SjSj'do^ s. n. Beginning, commence-
ment. 53'3,doips;j. To begin; to com-
mence.

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ZJSj^f'^ s. 71. Requesting, begging; a
prayer, entreaty, request, applica-
tion, petition. 2, a vow. -tfjsy.
Prayer-union. -sad. Prayer-week.
-s3j3Sj, 3j^^r"s-o. To ask for, beg for;
to petition anything; to pray to.
3C5j^f;^. Requested, asked for, prayed
for.

SjHiT^rJc® s. ?i. A cover, cloak.

—>'

n. Eating, feeding

G^^^ S.
drinkins

upon,
r?.3:^. Eaten, devoured,

drunk. ^"S,^.. Eatable; edible.

3J3i?j s. n. Alliteration.

ZjS\7iof\'^ (fr. ^Xon) s. a. Belonging
to any topic, relevant; opportune,
seasonable; occasional.

3j3ir3orf {fr. ^?^zi) s. n. A temple; a
palace.

333100 s. n. Forenoon.

^jCdJ s. a. Beloved; dear, valued, ami-
able, agreeable, desirable; loving,
kind, affectionate. 2, dear, high in
price, n. Favour, love; a husband,
lover; f. ^JjOSj. -^acS. Giving plea-
sure. -333j. Most beloved; a lover.
-Ss)a. One who speaks kindly.

lbi?S s. a. Pleased; joyful; dear.

LjisS s, n. Gratification; satisfaction,
2, grace, favour, kindness; affection,
love, -SJjSCeO, To show affection, to
love, -'a:^o. To bestow love upon;
as asJo^O or esSfo ^J?d S^^h ^^Sj,
-5io^, -s-!©. A man full of love, -^o.
To love.

7t p'^v s. n. Looking at, viewing; also
^^'^ ^- 2, a public show. 3, con-
ception, intellect.

)(. A dead per-
son; a corpse. 2, a ghost, -=5'»3Jr.
Funeral rites. -loO. Food offered to
the departed spirit. -?io?:?^tf. The
cremation of a corpse.

;3ie^0 s. n. Love, affection, kindness.
2, joy; pleasure. -iJ5«0O. To show

S ^^ s. o. Deceased.

love, ^t^x Loving, affectionate; a
friend.
^oTJij s. )i. Urging, impelling, incit-
ing; a pusher.

sSjj'd??. = dj^dfSj??, q. V.

^e5e s. a. Driven forwards, impelled,
instigated, urged,

^o&x!j. = d^?6e^=:j, q. V.

s3j?'5°^E? s. n. Pushing on, inciting,
urging, instigating; direction; im-
pulse. SOSjns o^-. The prompting
of the Holy Spirit. ^^6^hKo. To
persuade, impel, urge on, stimulate,
instigate.
sSjOoC^O® s. /(.. Commissioning, ordering,

directing.
35j?iU>^ s. a. Commissioned, sent forth;

ordered, directed. n. An apostle.
"Aj^z^n s. n. A male servant; a mes-
senger; f. ^?^j^.
5§Pj7^j^00 e. n. Programme, an outline
of the order of a performance or
entertainment,
^'3j63;cl c§ e. a. Protesting {against the
doctrines and rites of the Church of
Rome); pertaining to Protestantism,
n, A Protestant (opp. to Roman Catho-
lic). -^ ?^ . Protestant Christian. -^
I?. Protestant church,
^j,?;oaoA{ e, n. Proceedings, course of

measures or dealing.
sSsJio^ s. a. Announced, declared, said.
^(DjD^p© s. n. Sprinkling with water
for purification. 2, killing animals
in sacrifice. ^?^^- To sprinkle.
^.?©D^ao s. H. Great effort, zeal, ar-
dour. 2, stimulus. -r^JsCXj, -5ia^.
To incite, inspirit, encourage, 5^?^?
ara oo'a. Stimulated, encouraged,
^'a.:^ (=^5jS) s. a. Grown up, fully
developed; mature, adult; proficient;
grand, mighty, dignified- -3~i, -3.
Grandeur; maturity, etc.; arrogance,
s:^^. Growth; maturity; elevation,

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grandeur, pomp; proficiency; self-
confidence; zeal, enterprise, exertion.
5j3 ^^, d^^sSj. Grandeur; proficiency.

7j ^, s. n. The waved-leaf fig-tree,
ro»A
Ficus infectoria.

rlT^ s. 11. A float, raft. 2, the thirty-

fifth year of the cycle of sixty.

3j "doii s. »i. The forty-first year of the

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cycle of sixty.
h ?(5o s. n. The spleen. 2, disease of

00

the spleen.
jg s! s, a. Floating; lengthened, pro-

tracted, as a vowel, n. A long vowel.
ojn jdS e. n. Flannel.

^

^. The fortieth letter of the alphabet.

:{j5arf s. n. The letter ^.

^•S^e'd (= s^T^d) h. n. A Mahommadan
mendicant.

^^jN. == ^"^fS, q. V.

^^eS, ^^°i^ h. n. Disgrace; annoy-
ance, harassment.

^Xitf«^r^- = 5j^^?A), q. V.

yt^ s. Ji. The hood of the cobra. ^?s^
So£^. A hood-gem.

^r5 s. n. A snake; a cobra. -:^^.
Siva. -5j?e^. Braided hair resembling
a snake.

^7i h. ?i. Annihilation, ruin.

y L^^Jeic^s, ^'doSSfja h. n. A royal mand-
ate, order; a firman.

^■d:^Js05J§ li. a. Made to order. 2,
very excellent.

^ddjsOSJTiO h. r;. t. To order, direct,
bid.

^oa^j3?5j4 h. »<. Forgetfulness, over-
sight; negligence.

'^XjSQ h. ft. Absconded or emigrated.
2, (f.) a sail.

^ej s. n. Fruit; a fruit. 2, produce,
crop; profit, gain, benefit. 3, off-
spring. 4, recompense, reward. 3,
one's own learning or merits. 6,
product, quotient. 7, final liber-
ation. 8, a tablet, board; also -'^.
-^w. The fruit-season. -fJSzSo. To

yield or produce fruit. ^O^rartJ.
Fruit or gain to be produced. -2oa.
To bear fruit. -rasro. A present of
fruits. -CjDOdjtf. One who rewards
or retributes (used of God). -sSjirar.
Full of fruits. -"^0:g, -rf3«. Laden
with fruits, fruitful. -^Jj^. Advantage,
profit. -AjS. a prosperous issue.

jjiV"^ s. n. A board, plank. 2, a slab,
tablet. 3, a shield.

3jj£;s^, ^e;s^ b. pro. Such a one.

^tiv'^tl s. n. Profit and loss.

^jieissstj {= ^zjoos^) s. n. Feeding on
fruits; a slight repast.

^€^ s. a. Bearing fruit. ^OssqiF.
Result.

^eSrio s. V. i. Fruit to grow; to grow;
to bear fruit, become fruitful; to
bear good or bad results; also ^O-.

d«3jB5rforfo s. 11. Result, recompense, re-
ward.

rie;o Jj s. 11. Arjuna.

^xieD f. 11. The official revenue-year.

^SieJJ li. w. A crop, harvest.

^Z'S>€ h. ti. Excess; surplus or spare;
extra.

^SOSJDS h. a. Advantage, profit.

^sOSjIa h. a. Published, proclaimed,

notified.

nse^O ^ s. n. N. of the twelfth lunar
A ,
month.

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^aa h. 11. A servant.

^■d^ h, n. A part, sub-division; a de-
partment.

^Scdrea h. ?i. A complaint, suit. -C33d,
A plaintiff, complainant- -^Jzi:Sj, -Sjs
c?vj. To complain; to file a lawsuit.

^■!3j3?^0 h. «. Sale, selling.

sJiC; s. a. Expanded, blown, as a flower;
^ no

also ^€> 3. H. A full blown flower.

£eC53, y?r5 s. 7(. A kind of sweetmeat

like vermicelli.
ye?j s. n. Foam, froth. ^?S;ej. Foamy,

frothy; the soap plant, Sapindus de-

tergens.
^(j&?io h. n. A list, catalogue, roll.
y;«5, o^?55^, yes3 s. tt. Remnants of

food, orts.
;ffe)&!j (=:3i^iiO, f/. r.) h. ?i. An army, a

body of troops.

gj

33*. The forty-first letter of the alpha-
bet.

203^ s. n. A heron, crane. 2, a cheat,
rogue. 3, N. of a rakshasa. -^^.
The tree Sesbana grandiflora. -^:&o
"Ui^. Hypocrisy.

20^t5, SO^'.tSI. k. 71. A potsherd.

20^t5 2. h. n- A goat; aZso w^os.

203'^(=w^) h. n. A general; the head
of a department. -^0. His employ-
ment.

SO^STi s. n. The letter to.

20gt);^0':i. =10* No. 3, q. v. 2, a voracious
eater.

SO^a^'Ejro^O f. n. Rice mixed with
curds, butter, and milk.

to^O^ (=53=5^00) s. n. The tree Mimu-
sops elengi.

80^,, 203%y a. k. 71. Bareness, voidness.

80^,& f. 71. Bread. -Soot;^o.' A platter
for baking bread.

20^0,5, 205'o^I§ a. k. 71. Agitation;
amazement; alarm; grief.

20t?, k. n. Sweetness, goodness.

Si-S\ . = lo*«i, q. V.

SC-S", ofj li- "• -^ present, gift.

205jo5 h. 71. Contention; a troublesome
business.

20a£0a k. n. Blazing, crackling of

flames. -t3 «a;o. To blaze with a

crackling noise; to burn, as the eyes,

etc.
SOaUo a. k. V. i. To open the legs, to

straddle.
20aZ§ f. n. Rice roughly cleaned. 2, a

species of pulse, -odj* . An inferior

kind of rice.
20a5 h. prep. "Without, -toa , -*^dO,

-rf;:3S, -SoJB'jo, e/c. Without — .
ZdX'd'R a. k. 71. A temporary well. 2,

a kind of vessel.
SOaS ( = tSJSrtO, q. y.) f. 71. A boy's

spinning top.
SiAtio k. r. <. To scratch with the nails

or claws.
20A<y h. 71. An Arab boat.
SOaCJO h. 71. The armpit; a side. -t3?

W. A bag that is put over the shoulder.
20a^/^, 20a;6 k. n. The palms of the

hands joined so as to form a cup.
eOA^O. = iortos?J, q.v.
Zd'h k. V. t. To separate; to tear; to

scratch. 2, to scrape and remove.

■UifsTix To cause to scratch or scrape.
20aJ^0 (="c3j3nVo, q.v.) k. V. i. To

bark. 71. Barking.
E0;^1. k. r./.&i. To think; to consider,

mind, think of; to opine, suppose.

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conjecture; to know. P. ps. wrido,
wr^dj. n. Thought; concern, regard;
notion, idea; intention, object, aim;
the mind. -rtoorfj. To get disap-
pointed. -7i:Sj. To be bewildered,
confused. -f3J3?. To grieve. -53d. To
think, reflect. -3oO. One's thought
or purpose to proceed without any
hindrance.
20^ 2. {cf. lof^) k. n. A division, kind,
sort; a class, caste; a manner, mode,
way. -Wi^. rep. Different or various
kinds. -aoO. To be settled. -^O^j.
To settle.

20a (tb. of ^'^?v'.) n. A tiger.

A '^ ^

20a li k. ■«. Sediment, dregs, mud, mire.

A

20a n k, ad. Quickly.
20a 5 k. n. The thorax.

A

20ao 1. a. k. n. The crying, cooing,

A

chirping, etc., of birds. WPv ?;j. To
cry, coo, etc.
20 AO 2. k. V, t. To bend, bow; to be-
come submissive, lo?'* ■^J. To bend.

A

207^ , 207^0 {fr. wrt 1, n.) k. n. The very
A u

thought or purpose. conj. On ac-
count of, for; with regard to, con-
cerning.

20c^ (lb. of 53=^) a. k. n. N, 2, a bend;
a corner. Wo'S'J. To be crooked, to
bend.

20o^ k. n. Gum, glue, resin.

20o7<c520^ k. 11. The creeper Ipomaea
biloba.

20oAe3 h. n. A bungalow.

20CAt)ti ( = "^JOHeiC. <b. of sj, orreti) h.
Gold. -^soaoSjrf. The Arnotto tree,
Bixa orellana. -cS dJJC,)53oj. Gilt.

20oas^ s. n. The country Bengal, wo
TVS'-?. A Bengalee. z»iorra^^oj, -iS^S,.
Trickery.

20o7\ 1. {tb. of i:^of\, q. v.) n. Appearance;
likeness, similarity.

20o?\2. {tb. of tjJon) n. Hemp; a potion
prepared from it. 2, a crazy person,
crack.

20oA0 f. n. A disease of the skin.
2>it3F34 ^- w- Protection; deliverance,

escape.
20e-^ {tb. of 53^) n. A young one; a

boy. -^'3(3. A cloth for boys.

202:^ CJO k. n. A drain from the bath-
er ,
room; the bathing room. -?^jr9. The

-'Sjs^i

- oj J fS. A

bathroom pit.

bathroom.

20Ei 6 {id7i6\ k. n. Spinage. -^%- ^

small annual plant, Portulaca quadri-

fida.

202^0 1. 20BI T^o k. V. t. To deposit; to
2<r So-

put aside, conceal, hide, cover.

20£io 2. k. V. i. To grow lean.

20aio^Q h. M. A musical instrument.
2, a bajantari-player.

20ai3O30?jj h. V. t. To beat, play a
musical instrument. 2, to achieve,
execute. z»js'3dfl. A musical per-
formance.

203^31:^, 20SyaTJo h. n. A market; the
business of a market. zos^O. Relating
to a market; low, disreputable.

20^ (tb. of S3t^) «. An aromatic water-
plant, Acorus calamus.

203i li. tb. of 53w^, q. V.

20^ {tb. of M^,5S*) n. A catni made of
roasted brinjals, chillis, etc.

2003^X^0 h. n. Waste laud. -i^i^^J. To
become waste. -zjjJacSj. =iootoc!j.

20O5S {tb. of sio^n) n. A childless
woman. 2, barrenness, sterility.

-yrij. To become barren, unproduc-
tive, -^^j. Barrenness.

20y {tb. of ipM) n. A brave warrior.
-^^. Bravery, valour. -oSjajJ;.. A
free land granted to a Brahmana.

20y5 f. n. A draw-purse.

20633 (='^^) ^' *• Void, empty. -w
odoejj. A wide, open plain; emptiness.

20MS33zf h. n. Distributing of wages.

20&5SB e. n. A potato.

206:sr5 b. n. The common pea, Pisum
sativum.

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20Uj4' (lb- of ^jj^ «• Roundness; a
circle.

eOUl. (=w^, iots* W) k. n. Bareness,
voidness. -^s3. A bald head, -locxjj
t)j. = 'u0 3:3ZAiol)Sjj. -cJ. Whirlingly.

ZOki, 2. (<b. o/" a,;^) ?i. A circle, disk;
that is uniform, regular or beautiful.
2, a circular mark on the forehead.
a. Round, circular. -*otSjd. A chest-
nut horse. -rt::^^. The round pea.
-?1. Roundness. -f\^, -rfd, -a^,
-Sjj^j^, -djsn, e<c. A round — . i^^4r^.
Round, circular.

80W^ 3. ((&. o/' s3Wj) n. A learned Brah-
mana. 2, a plijari. 3, a panegyrist,
bard.

20y (yo (lb. of S;^orej) ti. A bowl, cup,

basin, goblet.

solo 1. k. n. A rupture, hernia.
eJ

aiB, 2. h. ?i. A kiln, furnace; a spirit-
ed

still.

--^^^io. To distil.

ii

i^2, q.v. 2, a round thing
used for weighing.
20e, 1. (tb. of ^W) n. A path, road,
way. -n^sao. To see a way. -Ado.
To lose the way.

toB 2. {tb. of ^K) n. Cloth.

aj '^^

307^ k. M. Poorness; weakness; miser-
ableness; humbleness, a. Poor, weak;
miserable; humble. Cpds.: -^oMjoto,

-iSjoa, eic. -S. A poor, miserable,
weak man; f. -as?o, -d. -:^^, -^ ri,
-A^. Thinness; poverty. -^, -5*0. A
thin, feeble male. -'S'ejo. Weakness,
thinness.

eorfX. eOT^AJ k. ?i. The north, ad-
In the north.

eOTi?\ (=lon5>cDj, toart, toaf»,g. v. tb. of
ojZ^F-ir) n. A carpenter. -3pS. Carpen-
try.

SOtSi^ (=wa3) k. '«. Beating; a stroke,
blow.

aOciaorSf. n. Gabble, prate. ->Jjei3?:Sj.
To gabble, prate, babble.

2C;3305J 2. b. ?i. Greatness, vain pomp;

bragging. -s3.ra?S, -narf. A braggart.

-=^. To become great; to grow; to

increase.
205 (=w:l) k. f. /. To beat, strike,

thresh, bang. 2, to sweep away. n.

Beating; a blow. -^. Beating, etc.;

trouble, as that of old age. -r(. One

who serves up as a meal; one who

beats. -oaW. Fighting, wrangling.

-zs^iSj. To fight, wrangle. -rtejj .

A stone-trap. -siJri. A levelling

plank. -^JilO. A gelded bull.

soax, 2oa?\. = W3>>, g. t\

205/^ k. »i. A stick, staff, cudgel.

SO^SSli f. n. Brag, bragging.

20a?jJ k. V. t. To help at meals, serve

up or out. 2, to cause to beat, etc.
20z§i. = wa, q.v. P.ps. cozScij, uddo.

wdcs^y. = wara^y. W!3n3::^j. = wa

20^ 2. k. n. A stick, pole.

20w 3. h. a. Great, bij

[seed.
??^5^. Anise-

ZdZi k. n. A blunt, dull fellow.

a
20 C^ (lb. of S3 a) n. Interest on money;

usury, -o^tfj, -l3«?o1)j. Interest to in-
crease, -^jsc^j, -?1 "^Jizii. To lend
money on interest. -^^OXj. To pay
interest, -coaodoo. To charge interest.

201^0 k. n- Barrenness, vainness; blunt-
ness; dullness. -e^rf^So. -tf£., -^j:Sjc3,
-SjJrioS,, -So^. A dull, stupid — .

^0^^A0 a. k. n. A wretch; a poor per-
son. -'5'iD, -^SA), -i3)S3, -tji'^, -Sj3=:
S3. A poor, wretched — . -^-5. Wretch-
edness.

20re^7\, 20r53SA (<?>. 0/" Sirita^) «. A
merchant: a merchant caste. -Sfd,
wcsti;S?i, Trade, traffic.

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20f«e3, 20r©od, 20ro^, 20r5^ k. m. A
stack, rick.

Zdoki 1. (<{*. of 5io3) M. A servant. -^
jS. Servitude.

SOcUS. (=wy. tb. of ifiW) M. A warrior,
soldier; a hero, 2, the farmer-caste
of the Tula country.

ZOotSI. k. ». Wool.

20cr^2. (/■>■. ioo::^J) f. n- A shameless,
dishonourable, profligate man. -^n-
Shamelessness, profligacy.

aOoT^ 3. (=»JocS) s. a. Maimed, defect-
ive; impotent, n. A tailless ox.

20cc^4. (tb. of if^ozi) n. Capital, prop-
erty; wealth.

20oT^?© {tb. of z^o:iri) n. A battle;
war.

z^ori-^sj, 20orfs3O, 20oc5:3D^ (tb. of
ip^oio) n. Capital, funds; stock, store;
cf. wo:^4.

20cZ3t)cdo, 20CZ3DO20 f. «. Quarrelling;
revolt.

20 Co k. n. A wheel. 2, a bandy,
cart, carriage. -odoS, -Kij^°i?j. A
driver, cartman.

20otio 1. a. k. M. Honey. 2, the pollen
of flowers. '

ZOcTio 2. (==100:::^ 2) f. n. Shamelessness,
impudence, obscenity, lewdness. 2,
awkwardness, trouble, disgrace. wo
55!)W. A disgraceful position; a very
awkward or troublesome affair, etc.
-iA3 . -^rS, -txra^o, -SjJsSj. A shame-
less or obscene — . -3?^. = wo:S3oS,
q.V.

20oZ§ k. n. A rock, block or slab of stone.

20r€ (tb. of Star) ?i. Colour, paint,
re
-<»irfj, -iScSo, -iSD'^j. To dye, paint.

a
-oitfo. To become brighter. -*^^'

To fix a colour. -rrorf. A dyer; a

painter. -f=?. ^= Cr3~f3, g. u. -^tf. A

necklace of gold beads, corals, etc

20r5 ;rfo ((&. of SJ^r^^o) t\ <. To colour,
n
paint. 2, to describe.

20;^^ e. n. A button; a knob to fasten
the dress.

20^ l.{=i^^) f. n. Paddy, rice in the
husk, -ijirfra. Paddy and other arti-
cles of food.

20^ 2. h. n. Batta, an allowance be-

D

yond pay, extra allowance.
20;^ Oo (fr. io3j,) k. n. Dried fruit.
20^ e3 (= j3^ d) k. 71. Bareness, naked-

ness.
20;^ e§^ (=^S^^, q. V.) f. 11. A quiver.

20B3 rJJ h. w. A kind of sweetmeat.

_o

20S (tb. of aSr) n. A wick, the wick
of a lamp; a candle; a cigar. -=^^3:^0.
To cheat. -?3?cSj. To smoke a cigar.

20 oO k. V. i. To grow dry, as a stream;

0

to dry up, as water; to grow lean, to
fade, wither, n. Drying up, etc.

20^ ?£) e. 11. A battery.

. — o

20i^ 5 e. n. A butler: a servant who
ro
has charge of the table.

20rf. = WJ^os^j, q. V.

20^5^0. = •Uizio'^o, q. V.

20sj7\Jk. M. Drudgery. locSrS. A servant.

20rff3saj li. n. Ignominy, infamy.

20rf^ k. n. The brinjal or egg-plant,
Solanum melongena.

20dD s. n. The jujube tree, Jizyphus
jujuba. 2, the cotton plant. -=ff^^s3j.
N. of a hermitage in the Himalaya.

20u;£i^ li. n. A convoy, guard on the
road.

20u!£^0 li. ». Changing; change; alter-
ation; exchange; retaliation, a. Other.
ad. Instead of. wcScartj. To change,
be changed. -'^JBSj. To give in ex-
change or as a substitute, -ssjscaj.
To change, alter. -Sj3^. A word
in reply; a contradiction. -^?s?j. To
reply. iociOi)ioriO, tocJSj^srf). Ex-
change, interchange. lociCtioajSoO,
i^zi€>^. To change; to alter, make
differ. locSO. A substitute.

20a 1. h. n. Mud, mire, slush.

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SOaS. k. w. Tho side, flank; nearness,
vicinity. loSii sSj'3:«j. To put to one
side. -oiSJJ. A rib.

20nio3'o (= wS'B'j) k. v. t. To live, be
alive; to subsist; to live by; to revive,
return to life. n. Leaving, life;
livelihood; property, things, goods.
-Gra^j. dpi. -ajeiSj. To carry on a
business. torfj^^jO. To cause to live
or subsist; to save from death; to
bring to life.

80rfo4 (= wcSj k. n. A raised bank in
fields, a low ridge.

eOrf (tb. of UiZi, q. V.) a. Firm, true. ad.
Firmly, certainly.

80a^ (tb. of 100^=5^) n. A band, tie.
a

2, comparing anything with a stand-
ard, as weights, etc. ^&i oJj. To
compare anything with a standard;
to be bound or obstructed.

80C^ f. n. A hole in the ground into

CD

which children play marbles.
80rf (= tocS ) s. a. Bound, tied, fastened ;
fettered, checked, connected, confined;

constructed, firm, true.

constitution subject to costiveness.

-SoorJj . Close-fisted; covetous, miserlv.

-cStijcS, -^^tf. Deadly hatred.
ao^iTi s, a. Deaf. -3 . Deafness.
Zi^. tb. of 5j?i, q. V.
aDjiogi k. H. A large timber tree, Termi-

nalia tomentosa,
20?j3;^o h. 11. Broad-cloth, woollen.
80f3X)O30?j0 h. r. t. To make, fabricate.

JOo3.iS3f=f, I0c355^. Making, bringing

about. 2, mutual agreement.
80^) h. n. Substance, as of grain,

milk, etc.
20^cdO^ h. n. A waistcoat with short

sleeves.
SOo^o k. {3rd pers. sing. neut. past of

wSj) v. i. It came.
80o^. = tJjsoJ, q. V.
aDorf (tb. of Wo:;5, q. v.) n. A bond,

etc. -^^:- Moderateness; caste-rules;

security. -rfSjd. The wild mango-
steen.

20oul?\ h. n. Slavery.

SDorffS^ (lb. of aons^) 71. The par-
asitical plant Epidendrum tesselalum.

SOorffj. ib. of too^SfS, q. r.

20o3t3 h. 71. A port; a port-town; a
landing place.

20oa s. «. A captive or prisoner. 2,
an obstacle; stop; confinement, 3, a
tie; an armlet; a neck-ornament of
females. 4, plunder, booty. -ocio»3,
-Jjei^. A prisoner. -soTtS. A prison.

20crfo (tb. of 1009) n. Any tie, bond,

fetter; confinement. -*L'o,. Well
eo

regulated or compact state. -i3J3:l).
To close, shut. %

SOosSjs^O h. n. A musket; a matchlock.

aDot3j3?20,?j , 20c:5.epa:?jJ h. «. Settle-
raent; well-ordered or firm condition;
order; security, safety.

20oqj ( = ioorf. toorio) s. »i. Binding; a
bond, tie, chain, fetter; imprison-
ment, check; agreement; a border.
-*. A binder; hindrance; a pledge.
-?j. Binding, fastening; confinement,
bondage, imprisonment; a bond,
chain, fetter. too^^j. To bind, tie,
fetter, confine; to bind on one's self;
to connect; to infiict punishment,
chastise.

2004^0 s. 71. Connection, relationship.
2, a kinsman, relation, relative. 3,
a friend. -ttirS. Kinsfolk, relations.
-3, -3,. Relationship, affinity, -w^n.
Kinsfolk.

20ov-3'd s. a. Uneven, wavy. 2, bent,
crooked. 3, pleasing, beautiful, n.
A goose.

20oqJ o. = sSo:?,, q. v.

^^\ (tb. of ^0^, q. V-) n. Sufferings,
etc. -loa^So. To cause to suffer dis-
comfiture. -tAirfJ. To suffer ruin.

25o)^ 1. Imp. pi. of i'jcfj, q. 7K

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80^)->2. k. n. A prickly tree, Acacia

ferruginea.
20200 S? {lb. of loiojsrd) n. The thorny

Babool tree, Acacia arabica.
20S[Jji s. a. Brown, n. A large kind of

mungoose. -S'saoo^. N. of a son of

Arjuna.
20o4 k. n. A vegetable luiieilage used

as soap.
aDo20S a. k. «.. A heap, mass, swarm.

20o20j k. n. A hollow bamboo.

20aJo< 1. ( = ioodjj) k. n. The evening.

-^ri'^. Till evening. -SjsO. Evening

time.
200CSO* 2. = ioodjo,, g. V.
eDodo'^ ( = ioo3ot?) k. ri. Longing, wish,

desire, hope; a desired object. 2, a

deposit, trust.
20oliaio, 20aJOJ k. n. An open space,

field or plain. 2, publicity, conspi-

cuousness, distinction; a vac